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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

Gold Weathsr"-It any of our readers wish /
10 secure frst class snit Of clothing euitsble
for the present season, made from the beat and |
most Questionable" material, let them visit the |
fAvorite TUTORING establishment OF John II. |
Muhlhau ian No 500 Market street, as be 10
ready to prove this to all hs friends and Gus
toners.
Wa,hipgton Street House and Furniture for
Sah.-Will be sold, and possession given at
once, three story brick house, and furniture,
dtuste on Washington STREET near 9th. Price
$4,000 for the house and furature. Apply to
Wm. Bright Son, Real Estate Agents, Will
mlngtoc, Delaware.
For Rsat.-The two large third story rooms
over our store. GRASvILLH WoRRRLL,
oct 29-tf $40 & 222 Market street.
Kindiing and Stove Wood--Oak and Pine
wood, sawed aad split, So 90 peg cart load, or
| in boxes at the usual rates. Leave orders with
| Geo. W. Bnsh, French street wharf.
For Sale or Exchange nicely located farm
| three miles below FELTON,; Rail Road passing
through 1t. Apply TO N. N. Obilds, 622 King
Street, Wilmington, Del.
Ronted.--The highest cash prices will b,
paid for ladies and gentlemens second hand
clothing, by Edward Armstrong, No. 202 New
port Pike, near the gas house. Persons who
wish TO purchase cheap and good clothing arr
also invited to call aug 20-2m~
M-Gentlemen say our shirts are perfec
fits, neatly and Substantially made, unsurpass
cd In quality, prices ne low as any. Gall an,
uyus on these points at tho Gents furnehin
store. John &. Cole, agent, SIT Market street
opposite the city Hall Wilmington.
For Sale.--A Mathematician case an
and Rose wood But little used Will be sol
cheap Kppl' at No. 2l5 West Fou th st
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

Tnu QyrrFs livery ONCE holder under
the National Government, should be appoint
cd for term OF years. No one should be re
moved unless for neglect Of duty, population or
some misconduct. There would not then be
such a strug gle to procure app 'intmen on
the change OF an administration. The Pfesi-
dent and heads of the different departments
wor ID be saved great deal OF annoyance and
anxiety, aud the people of the country sener-
ally would be ben. fitted. The changes In the
Offices would he gradual, and the public inter;
esls would not suffer through tbs ignorance of
Inexperienced officers, as is too often the eaas
The President could make appointments to q !
vacancies as they occur, and everything would
work nicely and smoothly. The excitement
consequent upon elections would be lesssnet
by fixing the term Of office holders placing then
beyond the influence Of any set Of partizans
the interests of the country would slse h
promoted. The members of Congress shou
therefore give this matter their attention an
put the office holds 8 beyond tue reach Of soo
dental Presidents or other miserable dem
agogues
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
Registers Office.

,poNtkw oAsrLn ooUsTWY,, ihSovsnoer 2lst' 1865
~ T. Bros Admins ators, Of Ann NJ. brown, late
ot0hris,iana Hu ndred In said County deceased 1t
Administrators aforesaid give notiee granting Of
With the date Of thereof BY ertiss
such Lettersn six Of places oithe Coun
" OF New CASTLE, all persons having demands
against the EstRte present tn same, Abee by
Act Of Assembly In such made and provided. And
also the to be tn period
II the Delaware hspp6lican nswsPapsr published in
S-( Given under tbs hand and Seal Of ON Of the
Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Gas
t~~\ tie County Aforesaid. the day and year above
itten. X. o. fRAIM, Register.
NOTICE, All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the de- eased must present the same duly
Plat, 1867, abide the Act of Assembly snch case
made aud royided. WILLIAM J. BROWN,
JOSEPH 4. BROWN,
noy262m AdmlniatrRtoT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

CLlNATE, S IL AND SAlUBRITY OF VlRGIsIA.-
We ,.trct the following from a circular
pry ar,d for circulation at the north by E. O.
L.ni5ry 4 Co., real estate agents OF this city,
md v oud be glad il our Nothern exchanges,
irteadiy 10 the South, would notice it;
a eTy li,te is known OF the Soil China lie
Hes tu'u ness and Agricultural Productions OF
N.giAii, by n largo majority Of the Northern
turm' RS we deem II proper to safe
1t That IN poiut OF healthfulness, no &C.
Piontram he eastern bounds of Maine to Texas,
fuTpasses thnt OF Virginia. The Census reports
Co which all are reierTed) show that the per
otningc of deaths, in proportion 10 the popu-
.ll,r i7 less than in any Stale north OF the
p ,om.e, and on hs point ue challenge contra
Der Virginia is remarkably exempt from
bronchial and pu'monic diseases SO common al
lLe = r,h, Typhus, scarlet and typhoid leyers
which ar prevalent in Northern attitudes, ple
faro ,2cptious il yirpiui4.
Tle aoil Ut Tide water Virginia is Is rich loan
witt llay sub soil and entirely free ftou
res. or Stones easily worked with SINGLE
horse. Al grain or root crops that can b.
Fss IL New York or Pennsylvania can o.
RrrNra less cost in Virginia aad in respec
70 frni Virgins excelS her NorLhera sister
,''0Er, rs she rot only produces in perfection
rvrr, Md raised AZ the North bnt all the semi
.rluCRl ruitH
he advantages Ia 8 Ock raising are create
than a. the &0rh, from the fact that the ttoc
can fun ,ut zen month5 10 the year, and yer
frequently during the whole year At tn
MI tag harns Of the farmers are empty i
tae sprtu,, while in Virginia the same anoul
oi boz uld cure full barns and a redul
ll.c At loragt, Lower Virginia is segfeg'
ted lay th.se navigstle rivera and variou
b orle and nav gable iniets give wafer trant
pcJtalIon 10 almost every farm, while the pr,
due. .ur : are carried to New York by steam
TIVE Is Two hours finding Immediate SALE.
snp,her advantage Possessed by the farmt
IN wer V re nil Is thag he can seRd his whea
har' a., corn and other grains 10 the city
N Y r. for CIV can's per bushel thert'
ma itDg him TO realize New York prices, le
tbe STD Il charge for transportation, while {
t.rf c. in the Western States l1sses thre
.Guit of the value of his crop Ia getting
IuatLCt.
tn, population of Norfolk, Portsmouth a
Their Suburbs, ia estimAted al 1000. Sevel
lines G, steamers ply regularly, between t
Abo cities and 'ie.:York, Philadelphia, Be
tol, baltimore, and the Interior towns OF MOI
Carolina.
To Me above we desire to add, rs matter
iut,F, ST, thHt the tide water section OF Virgin
rnou Dc in fish, oysters, crabs, clams-and
the luXuIies Of he ocean. The natural oys
geek Of Virginia are lnexhaustable, and no p
OF The rid can compare viii Virginia
quality ard quantity. The fame of the oys
rocks and coyes of Virginia is world wide.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
REGISTER's OFFTCF..

g1pou ~. NV VAsfLs UUuHII NV. IVlhi IFbH
Oofthe last viii and Testament of Archibs Id A, Enos
late 81 New CASTLE Hd IN said Co., deed Ordered
said; give notice q the gsantins Of Letters Test
efgrsntinE thereof. by causing to be
posted within forty day the Letters
In six ofthe most Bile places of tho County OF New
CASTLE all persons having demands Rgainif
the Estate, to preaentthe same abide by hctot
Assembly In such case made and provided. And al,o
the Delaw 'Re ublioan newspaper pu hIishsd N
Wilminyton and to be continued therei two months,
xvii Given under the hand and Seal of on ce the
IL. aforesaid, at New Castle New Cas-
t~~N tie GU nj aforesaid, the day and year absVe
written. r. O. RRAIM, Register
EoTLUh, AllpeTsonshavinR claims against the Es-
tate efthe deceased must the duly atteh
ted to the Executor on or before the 10Th day o
Nov 1857 abide the Act of assembly in such oass
made and provided. SAMUEL NJ. ENOS,
Address, Odessa, Delaware. nov2o- an Executor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
US, Army md Navy Claim Agent,
sept lO-lm No. $40 Market St, Wilmington, Del.


Gu the 18th Of Nogcmber, Mt the resideace of
Mrs. lamar McJlulley, il this city, by Rev.
William ], Stevenson, Mr, ] Harry Lewis aud
Miss Mary Shafiaer. ali Ct Wilmington, Del.
On the 30. h ult., At tho VI. u. Parsonage, in
this city, by he Rpv. Fl. z, Gilroy, Mr.. William
II. A. Henvis to Misl Anuie 81. Lockh ard, both
Of Brandywine Ranks Delaware.
On the same Say, by the same, Mr.. Charles
B. Beeson to Miss Margaret j. Miashall, both
of Braniywlne Hundred, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
Il EGIsTER's OFFICE

[PoN the appostion q MSyis WiIamss rStg
2, M S An WI I'D rssss %ent o, n9TaTd WiIams
and directed By the tina the LecutriI aore
sAial give nouee OF the granting Of Letters TestA
mentary upon the Estate o the deceaeed wi th fra
date Of granting thereof by causing advertisement
20 pe within forty days from the late
" sa OF the most public places the County
.. All persons havink demands
Act OF Assembly such made and pro vided And
also cause the same to be within IN sans pe
roq M delaware RePuo lean, spape publish
months. " 0N''""eo ''efe'h '"'
Ssa( Given anderthe and nd Sc al OF once OF the
S. 81 Register Aforesaid at New Oastle in Castle
-->oo' aforesaid, the day snd year above written
unrYru a., H.C.FRAIf, Register.
rs,ots " IA psrsoaS having claims against the
ntts.ted 70 the Executr1 or befors October 2gtb
M nroxidaS the Ac, q Assembly sneh case made
AddrerH New Csstle, Delaware mn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

AT Laurel, Ms-ylaud Sunday eve, Oct. 20,
1866, George W. SOL Of De rbie Il. and George
N. Roberts, aged years and ls days.
Ia Christilna Hundred, on the 3 inst, Re-
beCca wife Gf Ddyii " Gods, aeei 81 years.
o. he Z h INST AZ tha residence of her
daughter, in Philadelphia, Mrs. Oatharine Hu-
bert, in the nth year of her age.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

UNION PARLoR uEArER.-The objection to IRE
place or Latrobe stoves has boon the great difficulty
10 heating the room in which tho stove il located,
while the upper rooms were too warm. This din.
Guilty has heen entirely obviated In tho construction
of the Union stove. By very simple, but COM
plote arrangement, all the heat can be thrown into
tho room 10 which the stove Is located, into the
upper room at pleasure. There Is also sheet iron
about them TO rust out in season, 10 the case
with the Latrobe or Baltimore stove. This season
the Union has been very much improvedin appear.
ance, making the handsomest, as we'll as the best
Fireplace heater in this or any other MARKET
Read the following cortfca Of gentlemen OF this
city, wh1 have used tho Baltimore Latrobo stove,
aud now testify to the superiority of the Union
WILMINGTON, 1865.
DEAN SIR.-I have tried the Union Parlor Heater
put up for by No Pickles, and consider Ii In all
respects the moot complete apS agreeable Heater
that have ever used and for the service performed
the most economical think Ii much better than
tho Latrobe Stove, several oil which have used.
EDWARD @. BRADFORD
For several years | Tried various Heaters to sup
ply my diving room and chamber over 1t, with q
good supply of warm air, but did not succeed sntil
l obtained the New York "Union Heater" from
Henry II Pickels; which has proved quite satisfsc
tory, giving an abundant supply of heat for both
rooms, with essquantity Of coal than any Of the
others. EDw. 6RIsenuRsr.
September, 81, 1865.
HF PIcKgLs boar Sir:--I had tho Latrobe
Steve in use for several years. and had to have IT
| torn out md repaired twice then got the Union
Stove, and am perfectly satisfied with it. consid'
ii to be far better, giving moro heat, from less
| fuei than any other. JOHN PUGH.
The f1llpwing are h fow Of the gentlemen tc
| whom refer rs having the Union Stove In use, and
testify to its superiority over all others W. Rich
ards, william PYLE, Dir. Askew, George Capelle
| VI jor Thurlow, Judge Wales, Samuel Price, JOhr
| Richard m, VIM. Richnrdson, A. aawthrop, JOSEPH
Ba.cro t, Edward I. Bellsh, WIN. ohurchman, DR.
Merritt, New Castle; Jesse Lane, George Lodge
Andrew Csuwlsh, John Gfiner, David Chandler
Rev, Ne Nottingham, New Castle; Mrs. Norr
| MIR. Patterson and others
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

90 Eere Farm for Sqls.-We have for sale l46
scres OF very productive land; acres OF good
woodland. The situation is hih and beauti-
In, a;iEg on the public road, and would d.
vide tlto two small places. miles from the
City OF Wilmington, ia Cbrisisns Hundred
Negh0orhood very fine, with schools, stores
mit1 an1 churches near the property. WV
RstGur Il Son, Real Estate Dealers, Whining
t.r delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
IsEElSTE ~ OFFICI.

NEw CASTLE oouETy, Get sfth; 1866.
~ tor D; q, y. Of John NJ. kaudaln. late Of Apo
quinimnk HID, IN said Co., decd it Ordered AAddi
reoed by the Ne Eirter Adm
give notce Of The granting of LetterFof Administration
the Estate Of the with the grant
Ing Thereof BY esusing AdyertiseneDts to be posted
ofthe most public places Of the county OF New Cas-
tie, uirng all persons having dem AEAipBltls
hstate to present the same. abide ADAct of A.
aembly In such made and provided. And also
the ssneto be inserted within the period in III
Delaware Republican. newspaper published in VIII
ming "a nd to be continued therein two months
tsN~l Given under the and and Seal of0fee OF the
Register aforesaid, AtNew Castle in New Cas-
(~-l tie county aforesaid. the day and yesr above
writteI. = r, @. FRAN. ReEiHter.
N0TIOE.-Allpersonsha vlnR claim a gain the es
tsteof the deceased present he atested
70 tue In nstrAtor on OF before Oct. 26th, 1861,
provided HENRY CLAYTON,
oct 2o-2m. Administrator, d. Is, N,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
gsIawars gspablifan.
MONDAY, December 10, 1866,

THANK GIVING DIsoouRsE.-The thsnbsgiv-
ing discourse, Delivered by Rev. Mr.. Marsh
will be found on our frat page. 1t treats on
very important satject-"The preservation Of
our National lie 10 our National virtue, " and
will we'll repay On attentive perusal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

Jron the application OF William D. CLARK, ADMIN
isrAtor Jim Malone, late Of He'd Lion, undred
in said County, deceased II i ordered Ane dreo!-
give notice OF the srantn Letters
upon the Estate OF deceaBed with the date of granting
thereof, by to be within
forty days from the date of such Letters the
most pablo places of the County OF New Castle
ing all persons having demands ainat he ksatet TO
present the same abide by Act of Assembly in
to be inserted within the period The Delaware
Republican, published in Win ard
to Be CONT ned herein two months,
kl Given under tn 0 md and 10 oil o romeo ofthe
SB.s Register aforesaid, At New Castle lew Cas-
f~~N tie County aforesaid. the day and yoGr above
written. ROBERT q. FRAIM, ReEister.
NOTI6E.-Aiipersonsha having claim a gatnsithe ii.
late of the deceased must duly sttesed
to the Administrator on before the sd OF October
1857, or abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided WILLIAM d. CLARK,
duntu attn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

Dotf TUy IroGbIe.-In getting a Sewing
Mach..p e., The Wilcox h Gibbs noiseless me-
eh'5r kr7 sewing pleasure and an amuse-
.l-lt simple is it's working and handsome in
.t3 york. Spli at BIT Market ct, opposite City
HAIL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
TMPoRANT TO FEMALES.

ImfOhANT ~ FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
REORGANIZATION OF tngredisn}a in these Pills 10 the
result OF long and ensive rractice They I'D
their operaton and esnnot do harm to the most de-
sate certain in correcting all irregularities, Pain
!ul Mensruations, removing all obstrue tions,
from Geld or othetwise, hetdnche, pain in tho side,
palleon the heart, iites all nervous elections,
disturbed Bieep. which arises from interruptions OF
nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
wABt the commencement o. y in the tr atm emit
OF irregularties and distractions, which have con-
sig ed 10 many to premature rave. No female
enjoy good health Mess she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins
to decline. These Pills form tho finest orspai alton
ever put forward with IMMBDIArE AND PEHSIST
EMIT sUCO ESs. DON'T De DECEIVED, Take this
advertisement to your druggist and tell lin that
want the best and mos reliable lena medc ne in
world, which is coup Used IN these pills.
DIR. CHEESE MANS FILLS
have been standard remedy for over Thirty Years
and are the most Ell etual one known for all
plants gseulsr TO FEMALEs TO all classes they are
Invaluable inducing, with certainty periodical
rity. They are known 20 thousands, who have used
them at different periods, throughout the country,
haying the sanction of some Of the most eminent ply
aicians In America.
Explicit d Tections, stating when they should not be
used, with ch Bnxths Price One Dollar per Box,
Boxss Tor s5 con aiming from 50 to so pills.
Pills sent by mail PROMPTLY, secure from obeerva-
ton by remitting to The Pr3pretors; Sold by Drug
Gsts generally. HUTCH1NS n HILHYER,
mrl2-ly Proprietnrg,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
Registers Notice,

hkw CASTLE GousrT, Dec. 5th, 1866.
4 PON the application OF William A. Tatem, Admin.
"a iTtrahtor Of WILLIAM stsrkey, late OF 81. Georges
pERED and directed By the kexister that the admir-
istrator atoresaid give notice the
OF Administration the Estate he vih
thedate Of ereof BY esusn rtIsensnts
10 be posted within forty dsJs from Of nucb Let
siI OF the most public places tn Cor Of
NeT Stnhte, rssIr,ng All persons having dam Anas
Act OF Assembly IN such mad And provided And
also cause the same to be Eser the ram ne
IN me Delaware Fepub Newspaper bIish
months. - ' '"-'"'" wv
Ss>( Given under the hand and Zeal of once Of the
SbSf kegister Aforesaid. at New Castle, New pss
t--> Co. Aforesaid, the day and Sssr sScsss r.,sn.
unrrou an, II. q. fRAlM. Register,
~ pefsons having claims assinst ihe Es
tate OIL uereased must duly atteat
Cd to the Administrator, IN or before the stb day
In such case m ade and provided. '
Address 81. Geo n a, DEL A. IN 81,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

p DtsTRinurIosa We would call attention
to tho opinion If ono the leading papers Of Canada
on this sdbjecf:Most OF cur readers have no doubt
read some Of ne numerous advertisements of gift
enterpr'srs, gift eoucerts, &c., which appear from
time T. time in toe public prints Offering the most
Tempt, & bafguus 10 those who would patronsa
them l uust Eases those are genuine humbugs -
But there are few respectable FIRMS who do busi-
ness in this narnorand hey do 1t AZ a means of in
crsasing their wnoes lie business, and not to make
money. From such firms, lis true, handsome and
vau able Hrtc csnro procured for very small sum
ard what ls more Important no one 10 ever cheated
| livery persin got 90 value for his dollar; because
as We hay0 ate is offended to act as an adver.
! I,nm ens 10 ir,rc4io thoir ordinary business. We
have IuInb % prizes sent out in this way by
| Sher nan, Watson Company, Of Nassau street, N.
Y. and thore is n doubt that aone of the article,
are worth eight ur ten times the money paid for
them, while W. havh not seen OF heard Of a single
article wh5ch va not July worth the dollar which
| 1t cost. But this II only Of the exceptions oil
this rule f0ra9 general thing the parties engaged
in this business nathing but clever swindlers-
| (Sr.urday Render Montreal, G, E., January 49,.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
Address Delaware City, Delaware. oct "a
REGISTER'S UFFICE.

NEW OAsrLI oousTY, Oct, lath, s66,
nIPoN the application of ADAM GRUBB, EJecu-
~ tor of the last Will and Testament Of John
Parker late Of Brandyyine Hundred, in said espn
sstsr that the EIecutor give notice OF the
grant fLettera Tsstanentary upon the Estate OF
the deceased with the date of thereof by
ing to be posted thin forty dh,e from
the date such Letters six most public places
ofthe County New Castle all having
sbldeby Of Assembly In such msde and pro
vided And also the same to be inserted within
the period In the Delaware hepu blcan, pewspA
per published In and to
IS~~J Given under thehand and Seal sfomee oIths
t~~-N tie County aforesaid, the day and year above
Srittsp, RORERT {. RRAIM, Register.
NOrI0H-AllpeIsonsha having e. ain raj INST the Ks
tate deceased must present the duly atea-
ted to the Executor on or before October 10. 1857,
or abide the Act OF Assembly in sneh case made an
cot 2s-2m Executor.
Tea, Itch, Iteh, Army Hch.-Englands 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 tor England's
Golden Itch Ointment and take no other. l..
NJ ENGLAND, Druggist and Chemist, corner of
Fifth and Market Streets, Whining on, Del.
Price 80 cts. a box by mail 80 cts. ia24
DHILLIPPs WHITE WAX very Rae article for
I making wax fowers-sod low to artists by n.
heIN ALL. la Market street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
Medical ELECTRICITY.
Qr.G. II. LaWtnn.

late Of New York and Philadelphia, would say 10
bis f-iendl and tbs public, that he may still DO
found a gi3 Market street where he u treating
nervous and chronic diseases Of every disoiption
with the most gra flying results bs his pew system
Of Medical Eiecrici'y,-a system OF practice ba' cd
sric ~ on scientific principles; thorough knowl-
edge Of which is not ony necesssry in order to en-
sure slooes,fnl treameht, but without which the
applicaton OF Il eorioiiy in my f,rm Is but dan
gerous experiment We give below a list Of dis
eases TO the treatment of which this system Ia Is.
pocaly adapted and in which we have been most
successful: Amanross, blindness from paralysis Of
the optic nerve. auenorrhna, interruption or 70.
tention OF the menses, aphonia suppression o. the
voice, asthma, ague, chills, chorea, 81. Vitus
dance, constipation, catarrh, consumption, In Its
early stages c0u H. ehlorosis GOODNESS OF feet and
hands, cramps cancors, deafness, whom from para
iysis OF the accous 10 nerve dyspepsia, diebets,
dropsy, fatulonoei gravel, goitre, hysteria, hip
lockjs neurlss, nervousness, piles, palsy, rheu-
matt im, spinal disease, ourvatures, and tumors =
In uterine Tor womb) diseases Its value cannot be
| estimated, Prolapsus, displacement, ulcerationl
aud ether forms Of womb diseases promptly relieved
and permanent cured in an incredibly short space
| OF time.
REFERENoRs
| We have the pleasure Of referring those who ma,
wish to undertake. Electrical treatment, to the fol
lowing we'll known citizens Of Wilmington and vi
entity, VIII have been treated by US and witnessed
| our treatment n Others:
| Joseph Briughurst, 2l9 W est street.
Edward Il. Rice, sol Shipley street.
W. IL NaG East Fourth street
Charles II Gordon, S24 Market street,
| George Cloland corner Of 7th and Washington SITS.
X. Ii. Jones, corner of 9th and Market streets.
| WIN L.. Nudolph, 2l7 Market street.
DR.. WASHINGTON Russell, ohristiapa, Del,
Walter II. Southgate.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NV UAsrLl CoUEyr, Aug IS, 1865.
| pom the application of Richard T, Catey, Admin
TRAITOR OF Thomas uarey late ofChristiana Hundred
IN said De-, dec'd 1t ordered and directed by tse
the Of Letters Of upon the estate
eAusine advertisements be posted within forty
from the date ofsuch six OF the Bile
places OF the County of New CASTLE requiring all
sons having dem dA the Estate present the
same, or sbide by Act of Assem- auch
and provided. And also cause to be inserted
within the same period the Delaware Republican,
evspaper published In Wilmin gto and to be oontin-
cd therein two months.
~ Given under the hand and Seal of ONCE of the
$50 Register Aforesaid at Nov Castle IN New Cattle
ny Co., Aforesaid, the day and above written
- - II. O. RRAIM, Register.
N0TloE.-All ersops having claims agsinsi thefs.
tate oft deceased these atteHted
to the Illustrator be lore August 25th 1867
abide the Act of Assembly In such case mad. and
provided. HICHAHD Il, CABEY,
noyl Addrss,, Ceutreville Delaware. Admir-