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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

NICE BALE OF CoTToS,-Many cotton bales
arriving In New York have to DE overba aled,
art and stained cotton thrown out, and then
t ,,- The other day two laborers in. the
uuscnerge OF this duty found in one of the
10 the other TO divide and keep mum, but, the
otne. said he would report to the boss. The
purchaser OF the cotton claimed the gold. and
toe seller claimed it because the cotton was
not delivered, and fos other reasons, prob, ,bly
sne court Will decide to whom the rich M ine
SSeiongs. The purchaser gave the two labor vs
SAOo each in greenbacks.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

- The subscriber about ~ relinquish ~ n
IN farming. will sell at Pnblie sale, on 4th ~
MSAd DAY, "WEDNESDAY J fbFRUARY2 isty As-~ =
lscs. his premises, In Chrstiana Hundred, hal mis-
south Of CARROTS snuf Mills, shaIpless' hiib
his entire stoek ef farming utensils, consisting II ivy
good nrm draught horses one we'll br"ks to led,
rising years OLD, and genla In all kinds of hsrnes
the other rising ysars and we'll broke, colt, cominf
years old, pairs work oxen. ~ Lead feeding seers
sood mich COW, ! two borre power and thresher
clever husr one scarborough fan, corn shelter Pan
noscks patents circular for cutting wood b, hose
pow err wheat drill, noaIly CGresus patent 3ne
eomhh ed mower and reaper, lsts, road wagon, So
horse wagon, nea new OK carts, harvest bed an4
Jokes, heavy log ard 2 OK chains hay drag and III
ing; b. ock and tackle; wing scythss and grain 1-
die pi VS. harrow enlti,a,ors double and suel
trees, ik chains maui and wedges picking axes pest
dogs aheyel SPADES Iron post pads 2sledges wheel
barrow piouA and wagon harness collars. blinds and
nure hook, naucre and hay forks; gruhbng aud corn
hoes barn yard cribs about thirteen acres Of Wheat
10 the groune aud one acre Of Rye and many aree not
here enumerated.
Sale to commence at l2 O'clock NJ, when conditions
will be msde known by CALEB SHARPLE5s, Js.
JOHN HEYBCNN Anetiou.er ian 2b-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
PUBLIC SALE,

IN THE undersigned being about to de- SS2SN
ga cline Farming, will offer at Public sale, k-R--
on WEDNESDAY, tbs 2iHt, day VI February, nj Oet'k
A. his entire stock Of Cattle uor-er ta, ming Ysn
sils 4c, consisting Ia part ot goo ~1st hesV u,'
lag End four colts, l, O. 3, and years DID, me
latter extia ybung bay hoie nearly sixteen hands
high, Of One style, and now in breaktrS hands YOKE
Of Red Oxen years DID, which are believed TO he equal
any in the county appearance and good qu NeF,
yoke OF young red Oxen, partly broken aso 81 Leaf
of blooded Cattle, Durham Holsteinil nEe HeitIs
and Bull also, one full blooded Bull, years old,
this we'll worthy the attention VI shosc desiring
an improved grade OF cattle.
Also, Farming Utensils, in great variety and in good
condition, many articles having been purchased during
the last year consisting in part of good Wagons OK
Carts, Hubbard combined Newer and Reaper, Drill Pau
Corn shelter, steel wheel Rake, rlowr, 1Isrsows, Guilt
vators, Gears Hos shovels, 80.
TFKMs- vi sums of $50 and undtr cash. over that
amount credit Of SIX months will be given, on note
bearing iegsl Interest," with approved security
JOHN O. HIGGl rs,
A CANNON. Anet. ian 25.ta Near pelawara City.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

RIhEDY FOR CRACKED HoeFs.-Take piece
OF copper tour inches long a1d two inches
wide, aUd drill eight hues, four in each eud
SO as not TO interfere with the crack, aud screw
it fast to the hoof, crosswise of the crack; then
take hot iron with sharp edge, and burn
the crack at the edge OF the hair until it goes
through in the quick. Alter this let 1.-THE horse
run on pasture, aud 1t viii begin to heal up in
few weeks. Care shoula be taken 10 close
the crack tight before the plate is fastened GU.
So says practical farmer OF Pleasant Valley
Ohio.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

- THE subscriber having sold his L.,
n Farm, will sell at Public Sale, ONT lels 81
X 1.-THE premises 10 Christians Hundred, Nf-M
A>Cas'on the Kennett Pike, three miles 1Asz.--
from Wilmington. on TUESDAY the 10th day OF Feb
ruary lse6, atl2 O'clock NJ. tho following personal
property viz; Ono young Stallion. ak years old, OF
good stock aud will work Id ell kinds fbarns horse
Colt, three and half years CID Of Morgan stock
large work farm Horse hhoats of good stock one
Mower and Reaper, combined Grain Fap Corn Shelter,
Cutting Box, two horse Wagon with springs, l two
horse Cart Dearborn Cart Gears Dearborn and other
Harness, horse Sleigh, Pillow and d. uble trees,
pair Of ssedi Harows, horse Roller. revolving
Horse Rake 0rintstone, II Is Tons of good hay and
straw By the Ton. Crrn Fodder by the bundle, bout
acres OF Wheat In the ground loi Of locust Posi-a
Post Machine, lot Of Wheewright stuff wood Wise;
lot at Baeksmith's tools, such Bellows Anvils and
vise patent tire bender and Dogs for hopping about
70 perch Of Building Stone Soap oil Bees.
Household 2oods-l Bureau. sofas ! eight day
Clock, Cook Stove, Window Binds Looking Glasses,
Tables Oh airs Churn. Meat Tab aud many other
tices not Mentioned.
TERMS.-All sans OF $40 and under. Cab nd all
sums over go credit OF nnet, days will b. gwen by
endorser. JOHN COOPER
u. T. RlCKARDs, Auct. lin lVts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

HA The subscribers offer at private sale, the fIra
ltnWQ on which they reside, situate In White CiAS
lskHN Creek Hundred, the turnpike, about two
miles from tho village Of Chrssna, from Goods
Bridge, three miles from the Railroad Station Nswak
two from the Bear Station, and ten mies west from tss
city Of Wilmington. 1t contains 1871 acres forty uhAA
In goOd Timber. The land 10 divided into five neIes
by good fence and 10 good state Of cultivation Tee
improve consist Of good Brick House. with cellar
under s,,d . good we'll Of water at the door waaaa
House. arAnary Barn and other outbuildings There 4,
good Apple Orchard and other kinds Of Fruit, IhS
arm wvi raising all kinds Of Grain Grpss
and 10 Stii sorthy the attention any wishing
gage In serieusra parsuits Mills Sehoos Chu ckAs
ere coovssioa and tie neighSvrhood Is improvieR
and hisAiy AssraLle Terms easy Possession gives
this fAh ii seSsirsd. DAVID POoUR,
Muyns- J0SEpU p0GUI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
PUIsLIT SALE.

- WILL be sold at Public Sale, -
N on the farm in Chi fstiaus Hun y -.
Nldrcd, near Centrsyilie, on Mon y"
A&CDA-iay, the 9Th day Of February, --~kA-1Ae-
1885 at y o'clock NJ tue iollo wing personal Properly
pigs, yoke and CHAIN Dearborn and Harness
bay Beds, horse power Thresbing Machine, Moving
ns' Srs,n pri, Grain Isa, nay FORK, rlSm
Hoes, Croubar, superior stnmp Pulier Grain ora
siss Moving scythes, Grain Chest, Cow Chains, and
lat Of blacksmith Tools, such Anvil Bellows, haui
Tongs, Drills, &C. Also, Dairy Fixtures, consist
,ug u Churn, MIX Pans. Butter Tub and Dream Cans,
it'll variety of other articles 81 Terms at Sale.
BENJAMIN SEAL,
WIN. p. SEAL.
JOHN HEPBURN, Aset. iss ISIS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
AaE or rHn YIsr-Ihe prnne cnnlinnaa /,

AsE OF the vrsr.-The grape continues to
bear well for sixty TO seventy years, and often
a great deal longer. IN tue Gfronde, in France,
1t will last from one hundred to one huudred
and fifty yeara il properly cultivated. A vine
N Burgundy lived 400 years, and in Italy vines
800 years. cid still flourish. A vine in Essex,
England, has produced zoos buuches in one
year. The, great vine at Hampton Court has
oorne 220o punches year, with an Average
OF pound apiece, and are of the finest quail
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
FUBIIC SAI.F.

The subscriber having sold his far IN, ye-,s.
1Nutll sell at Public Sale, at his residence, EAk+
SZAln Nil Creek Hundred, New Castle Co, 49,
half IN lie nth OF OArrett's 81 u Mills and shar
las H. on nfth day, the 22d reeoud Mouth. IF
RuARY 1865. at IL o'clock, NJ, the following p'rso
anal property Que go family horse, extra pal
Of work Oxen, six head Of feeding cattle broad
wheel OK Cart, harvest bod spring tooth hay Rak
Van, patent lock for hhy bed; hill sds plow; Or
chain, OK yoke. Broad axel hay knie 1 pair OF Car
shafts Oi griudstonf clever teet BY
the Bashu clear Of all trasb artclet here
enumerated. AMOS SHAkPLtss.
:. CALEB ,SHAkPLESS, jr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

ALSO, at the same time and place. will be sold the
personal property WIN. sharples decd as follows
Obs Mare, i've yeArsod and au exceeRtdrver IN snse
and double harness; york wagon nearly now; one set
of light harness; carriage tongue and yoke; basket
sleigh; also, household goods such as buren pair
Of bsdsteads and sarkiug chamber sand 50 yards Of
Ingram Capets several pairs d sh cts and pillow es-es
number Of bed quilts and comforts towels; cotton and
linen table covers; wooden blankets dozen napkins;
wash bowl pitchers, &c1 Chair; large arm rocking
chair; arm chair and tnshon buffalo robe and horse
bapke silver watch and many articles net inserted
Sale TO commence ut IL O'clock NJ, aid Gay, when
conditions will Be made known.
JEHU D. sHARPLEss, Admipistrator.
JouM HEyBURN Auctloneer. Ian 2b.ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
Public sale eff Real Estate.

A WILL lie sold ut Public Sale. on sATUfi Af,
WlITN the 10th day OF February, 1865, at ~ O'Clock,
NlkRA P, NJ at the public house OF Philip Marvel, 10
the to1n of Newark Delaware, the following Property
viz:
No. lis Two Story Frame DSellins House, 10 feet
by 20 feet deep, Containing FIVE rooms the iot on
which this house Is erected is 1856 feet deep,
No. 2-Is Dwelling House Of the same siTe aud .me
dimensions, with well OF good wRtr so supply TIE two
houses with pump These houses are In Desirable
location in the town. and readily for good In
teiest, to good and reliable tenants
NJ 3-Are Three Building Lot, adj lining the above
Property and each Is 10 feet front by 1856 0e deep, which
viii lie sold separately to suit the purchasers.
90 Conditions made known day Of Sale.
ian aq.tat WASHINGTON MASON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

AsA nodern built three story brick house, situa-
G.IH ted on Walnut street below Third No. 49, Lot
2 feet front, rnuning back 100 feet; with good
nn, alley to the lf"nf The ho9ss CONTAINS Psrlor,
chamber s bath room and SiTps room on the second
with gas, with wAteri yard and kitchen. 1t we'll
papefed snd 10 xooa condttion rsfms renscnab e. n,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

U-Since August last the Treasury Depart
nc D, has destroyed 500 900 900 worth OF mu-
ila'ed and cancelled Treasury notes of all
k'nd4, and $4,000 coo mere ale still to lie
burned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
valuable Farm al FrIvaTe Sale.

.sAaar Offer at Private Sale my farm at the Mary.
WlHE land Pivot Bridge, on the Chesapeake and
miH Delaware Canal, Cecil Co., Md, eontaipina
49, 2O2 ARcEs OF ARABLE LAND, all In sbish
IT. walton, waste unlmp proved land Has
on Il brick dwelling, good frame tenant house barn
stable, carriage hou 'e Ice house, iledl poultry mouse
peach and apple orchards II L. under
fercne, mile and half o. which Usage Orange
hedges within half mile Of lancn on the Canal 1--WE
miles from Elhton on the p. W. q b, n. r. and the
distanee from Kirk~ od Station on the bal H. r
the midst Of the Peach growing district Of MARYLAND
farm les greater advantages FIR this busI-
niss schools Churches Mills and Post ofice ali with
in two miles For price and tTms Of Sale nqure Of or
~ dress SAMUEL THOMPSON, atthe Maryland Pivot
on the premises, or JOHN l.. CLAYTON
no. .ourtand Street
ian Is 81 lRllini1rs Md.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

49, very desirable country residence, miles
MiVH from Wilmington, In Mill Creek Hi, with Is
Mn VII acres an some perohes, Of highly improved
land; situation Beautiful AID healthy, house
nearly new, lsrge and modern built, water pure and
Also small Wooden Fsstory set Of maehlpsry and all
the Dying. PeltiDg and nshng apparAtui In lair or
der and In successful operation Large durable tenant
house, spring hopse, weave shop, garden, &s. II
sold by the nrtt Of March, the house and land will be
rent. THOMAS w0RkELL,
500 Tatnali Street,
Ian lb-l2ls Wilmington Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
For. Sale.

Ap1{A THE Three storied Brick House, GU the sor-
LIIm OF shpiey and Third Streets, belonging to
EhlpW Estate Of John Wales, decreased. Possession
given on the 18th Of March next. Applyto
AT IkONARD WAIEa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
Net profit,
$40 IS

should have men toned that l kept them
well supplied with water all the time, and gave
them salt and ashes mixed, three times week.
was few days too late in the market. I
shipped with u man who had Il part of a car
load, and by the time we got ready, hogs began
to decline. The day we shipped they were
quoted at III to lie, but The day we got to
market thy were selling from s to loo. but as
we had nice lot we got ioSc. per pound.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
IN HSi m PIIRIIU SALE.

g. WILL be sold AZ Public Sale, at the Brandy
Hia wine Springs, in Mill Greek Hundred New Castle
Hif County, Delaware, on MONDAY, the 18th y OF
February, 1886. at o'clock, p. desirable little
Farm contang 50 acres, situated on the road lead
Ing from the Springs to Miltowo ten acres OF when are
we'll snr in wood; there Ia in every heid IL has
been lined three times within the past eight years
The improvements consist Il Houhe Barn, Spring
House, &c. aS- Terms one-t bird Cash.
Ian
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

ErPRRiMESrs In FEEDING Hoes. Ziglsr of
Rolling Prairie. Ind. F., furnishes the Western
Rural the following interesting experiment In
feeding corn to hogs:
al made good pen by laying down sleepers,
laid the floor on them, and then made good
fence, setting the posts close to the floor. By
having one side of the floor lower than the
other, and leaving q space between the foor
and lever board, the hogs working the litter
out of the pen. / put fifteen hogs into the
pen, first weighing them. then bought 100
bushels of corn, shelled, at as cents per BUSH
el, and fed it to them with the following re-
suits
The average weight of Is hogs. when put
into the pen was Ice pounds. They were fed
1899 lbs. OF corn per day, making 8 50 pounds
per hog per day, AT the end of AZ days my
hogs weighed 2s4 pounds each, making a gain
Of ll8 pounds zach, or in other words 500
pounds of corn made Ito pounds OF pork,
making the gain of weight per day on whole
| 42t pounds, and on each hog Q IT q pounds.
| 1t will be seen that in this case three pounds
of corn made one OF pork.
The original weight of my fifteen
hogs was 2,4sO lbs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
TAKE NOTICE.

EAKMEHB and DEALERS IN FHRTILlZBHs will
please take no'ie1 shat We have adopted tho ellow-
nE Trade Mark to protect ourselves and urevept ose
who uss our RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE nom
being deceived when purchasing nspures.
We have obliged TO give this protection to our
sustoers, IN consequences Of several parties having
lawfully n,ed our d. uetive name, viz; Raw Bone" 10
esrinf THAR arti lie to the public. This Trade Mark 10
adopted In addition to the tItle "Raw Bone" which 10
our rxtusve pr perry, and we cnution ell manuctur-
ers RON usng IL In future. Ws would state the trade
and consnmers t. they will nnd Il thslr iuterss to
that tho Trads Marx" Ia upon every beg s.d bas-
rel they purchase, :" none other Ia gsnans-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

~. VIII sid at Public Sale, on the promises
FL on tn .-UAl the 18Th day Of February, 1866,
AzaEl at lue rh, p NJ, Farm containing rs acres,
49, more Or lr4S, situated near Pve's Mill n Chris
tiara Hundred, about ave miles from Wilmington aud
"dloiHs lands Of Garrett Pyle, Abraham Palmer, and
others. The improvements consist Of good Stone
House, containing six rooms, and basement kitchen.
good Stone Barn, Stone spring House, never fail
ing SPRING nnd other outbudings. The Farm 10 we'll
waterqd. There is plenty of god Chestnut and other
timber. es- Terms at Sale. AybLLlNN GEST.
". SrIDIlAH, Au-t IN 25-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

Carriage Factory for Sale or Rent.

4.ak That large aud cOmmodious csinblishalent
EsiWt situate near the South end # the Wilmington
liiiH Bridge FORMERLY occupied by A. Ylkglor To-,
twsi~ comprising with the ground enclosed.
oil 10 feet fronting the public road and back
Also lot Of ground sdjoinng the above. the rear
and northern dde extending west to II. Co.'S iiae
about so feet aud northry to the River bank i22 FRET
on which 1t has VII ,r1ng fr,nt OF Ia feet Ioining
land sold 10 j. NJ. PEoPiLs 60, mly .ls.. --y
to he pablo road CHARLES CANDY,
now p-tf 3ll West Street,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
Auction.
u YES! YESII

ne undersigned having commenced the Auction and
having eug iged D. 7. RICHARDS, as Assistant Auc.
now prepared - attend To the Sale OF ali kinds
u de d. either In the City Country on the most
sasopApis terms WILLIAM GRAVES,
NJ .,,,, Auetioneer.
"N"' jan 3W
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
. For Sale or Rent.

sx wLeelright, Blacksmith, Ma. hine Shop and
fl Dwelling House, In the Village Of St. Georges
Esasl Del This property Is Vne of the at desirable
11 10 The Ounutry, situated in Of the nnsst Ag
rieuiturai Districts In the state, the Engine and Ma
ehiery be had Oh sap Possession given immediate
ly by applying to STEWART 4 LAWSON, on the pre-
misses. or L d. STEWART, ST. Gsorgns Uel: Ism lii
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

DHARA0h'5 FIERY sEKPHNTs 25cts per box, also
Il the Chemical from which they are prepared viz
Sup Cyanide Mssoury, prepared and for sale at Ed
WARD MeINALLs Drug Store. jan
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
FARM ZOE HALE

A.. The subscriber will tfer at Public Sale, on
ia THURSDAY, tho lot day OF February At two
a. ii o'clock, ~ M nt the Hotel of MOI ri5 Dickinson,
-G44in Wilmington. about twenty six aces Of
iahd. viii Store House with ive Iooms with frame
ban and other ont buildi the road running from
MN Creek Ia Loves Melting House, bounded by lands
OF John Gregg and oers said land Is If excellent
quality, and we'll watered. with Of yarou. xmas
JAMES WALKER.
fan
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
MOTEL AND IA nm no IENT.

~ THE Summit House," with 10 acres u Land
fssA situate at the practical farmer" In Brandy
HaasI wine Hundred. New Castle County, Delaware
64 the situation is beautiful, the lanL in fair farm
Ing, grazing or trucking order.
Apply 10 VIM, MeCAULLBY Co.. Wilmington or
TO the subscriber the premises.
Jan ls.m< ANN TRIITH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
Dwelling House.aI Pubiio Sale.

EssegA WILL. be sold al Public Sale on SATURDAY,
s.sNT February 81 1885, at the uotol of Morris Dick
ssIRss. nson, III Market street above Second the l.
lowing described Houses and Lots belonging to the rs
tate OF feter Porter, dece tsed.
NO.-Tle two story nTik ilruse and Lot, situated on
the scnthery eide Il Fif Street, between ng and
trouch Streets (No. 1907 Nineteen feet front Fifth
Street. and extending back that width atty four feet be
ia CONT ntH thu reof more less.
No. In" two Two story Frame Houses ard Lots,
situated this westerly side of Orange Street iewsen
four feet Inch front Orange street and Extending
back that width sxtytwo fsot four inches containing
1901 Qnais feet inches be the less. with
the vs3e Of pssslhg the back water said lot to
aud through the Sewer through William h.chmans lot
No 3.-ihe two story Brick Houses No. 42S Orange
Street (aesery sd.) with tie lot, thirteen feet
inch front Orange Street. and extending back sixty
two feet fur inches to William Richman's no thence
tlong said line thirteen feet two inches, coutalnlug $40
feet inches, pc the same or less with the priv
ege Of passing che buck water said lot and gh
ihs sewer through the said William kicbUans lot.
No. 4.-The NV, story Brick House No. i07 Orange
Street Hea hide) with the lot fifteen fet front Or
ango Street, aud extepding lack that width rtv feet
to alley fourteen feet Wide loading 10 Fifth Street,
con aiming 600 squire feet of ground be the
or less, VITA thu use In common OF said alley With the
holders uf land adjoining The same.
TE..M5-re per cent. OF the purchase money to be
paid the day "f sale and fui ther payment Of ten
per cent the twenty fifth day Of March neat, whom
possession will be given The balance mey remain So
policies of insurance ns collateral security
LEWIS W. STIDuAM,
lmn Ian
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
TO LET.

TO LEY.
~ Ware Rooms IN the factory building corner
sssaa.7 Of Front and TatLaIl Streets Apply at the
cfce OF the Lumber Yard, corner Of Front and
Vest Streets dec s-ym W. X. Il, CAUSE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
PUBLIC SALE.

IN farm in Christiana Hundred. one mile ~
6Aw est from campbell's chops, ON NON-A.
DAY thu 18th day o. FEBRUARY, isee, At o'clock, P.
hors colt, az years old, oh cows youur bur
ham bull, good pig, two horse farm wagon, good
two seat carriage, nearly new, double plough, cult
vator, horse rake new; double set wagon harness.
double set plough harness. lot Of vinegar and variety
OF other articles. Terms at sale.
GEORGE BOWERS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
E0Ag MALE.

thn&k II have for Sale a beautiful Two Story FTlme
m,t& Dwelling House, 20 by 50 feet, with back
Eil building 10 by 26 feet, the House s in Cue or
~ der. aud has II room, with cellar under main
buldDg The lot Is % by % feet, with stAbe on IT.
situated In Delaware City and the location 10 one
Of the very beet being the Corner OF Second aud Cn
ton Streets The property Is now occupied by W. G.
Robertson Esq We will sell It bargain II applied Tor
SOON Possession given the 25th Of March next.
WIN BRIGHT a SON,
Real Estate Dealers,
Jan lb@t Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
NOTICE,
A RARE CHANCE
GOOD BUSINESS.
In order 70 clos. our business; We offer the :,

In order to close our business, We offer the
vALUABL SQUARE OF GROUND,
"A Fronting on West Street. Tatnali Street, Del
A aware Avenue aud Eleventh Street, decided
Es ly the most desirable itustion for private
Esss ,idsnces offered for sale IN the city. The
& nsighborhood 10 rapidly improving with the
be. class Of buildings and property 10 enhancing In
value rapidly.
The passenger pass this property every few min.
utes.
We offer, together with the lot Of sround well
lcctod stock OF SEASONED LUMBER, u large BRICK
STABLE. and oFFICR with the furniture, Her Es,
WAGONS &c, &c. This staad has bceuA very snssess-
ui and In vsw q the many improvements In con-
temptation Ia this neishborheod msks very desra-
BILE for any one wishing to Sess In this business.
Also, large and valuable PRICR SASH FACTORY
and PLANINU MILL s'tiatsd on Front stree between
Jefferson aud Mndlson eets 81 feet on front street
running through TO frankn street ITO fees, with
Twenty Five Horse PoSer klgiue In god order. This
mill l. 10 successful operation 1t Is now upei BY
john Walker, Jr. and others
Alsu, TIRES THREE Story and three TWO STORY
BRICK noUsEsin Brandy wine Village, near Lammotvs
factory.
We have also large number Of voice Building Lots
In different parts OF tho city. These properties Of
cd for sale In oder to elise up our u0ness. and will
therefore es sold ~ reasonable figures.
jan AIM CRAIG TATNALL