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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

NorIos As there was q misund erstandipg
last year in regard to holding childreu's pic
tic in the grove at this place, l now give pub.
lie notice to fathers, mothers, and guardians of
white children In Wilmington and the upper
hundreds Of this county, that you are welcome
TO the free use Of my grove at this place, to
hold pic.n mic. The grove lie the finest along
the line OF Rail Road aud within 100 yards Of
the Depot. Plenty Of water in the pumps and
wells close BY, aud loo can be had as cheap
a. 10 Wilmington. The young men of the
place have tie stand. platform and tsbles all
ready rigssd up for their use, which they will
let you use, fec Of charge 90 the days # your
pic nics should you concuds TO hold i. at
Townsend. SAMUEL Towsaxsn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
For the Delaware Republican.
FOURTH oFJULY CELEBRATION IN
NIDDLETOWN


Wednesday, the 4,h inst, being the anuiver
sary OF our American Independence, was eel
ebrated Ia this place with all that spirit anC
patriotism for which 1t hiss ever been distin
guished.
| Every citizen, with the exception OF thost
who had retired In a state of intoxicatIou
was aroused at 4 A. N. by the soul stirring
and tremendous report of heavy gun, which
mad been carefully loaded the previous even
ing, with two pounds of powder, and hall
onshel OF public docu msnts, franked to this
place by our late representatives.
Each citizen on being awakened in this
manner, (if be Initiated the example OF your
roporter) reflected moment with admiration
on our glorious institutions, with pride on our
great and Increasing county, aud with graf
Nude on the efforts of those patriotic spirits
who had thus aroused him, and after muir
murlng some aspirations for their future hap.
piness, was about to sink to sleep again, when
Dang, No. ., more powder, more public docu-
ments, efectually aroused him again, to 20
through the same train Of thoughts, murmur
'oe same aspirations, little warmer perhaps
this time, aud again become sleepy in time
for bang No. 3 In this agreeable manner the
attention was occupied, and the mind filled
with patriotic ideas, until just before daylight,
when the powder unfortunately gave ont,
though four bushels of public documents still
remained, but they couldn't 60 of, } and the
firing ceased.
Az sunii'e the national banner would have
onfolded It's broad stripes aud bright stars to
me breeze, but for the unlucky circumstance
81 there being no halyards to our fag staff
we are gratified to learn that new set will
probably DO furnished by the board of trustees
before the next anniversary.
Al O'Clock, A. NJ, a procession was formed |
md moved to the sound Of an excellent band, |
consisting OF gong and hand bell, across |
ne square, where /: separated into two divis.
ons, each repairing to their respective Hotels,
i which establishments an elegant dinner
vas served up.
At IL o'clock, an Grafton was delivered by
gentleman, in the Spanish language, in front
4 the Hotel. Your reporter regrets to say
hat he has been unable to remember it,
lowever, the GRAFTON was remarkably we'll re-
eiVea, and shortly after. the baud commenc.
10 to play, the procession was again formed,
nd dividing ~ before, moved off 10 dinner.
The afternoon passed plea sanity away 10
itnessing the performance of a gentleman
no had been insi'uting series eff expert
tents to test the relative strength OF various
descriptions Of spirituous liquors, aud who
ecoming excited, and enthusiastic, thereby ,
aiked around the square, and howled dismal
Upon the whole, everything passed of 10 the
ost credtable manner, and we can truly say ,
lat never In our recollection, haze we wit ,
,ssed sseh Q celebration OF our gnrious an.
lyersary. PRUNUS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
REMARKS OF THE PRESS.
From the HArriaburs Tainh

IeleNrAph.D
n a hshNkAbLE CAss-some four or ave wssks sso
Hsorke rnyd.T, g l. d Of Ten twelve year. OF 80
SD 81 samuel nter reading with Mr. So uai wise
En- .os ei,Sa Vas stricken With psrAys, his right
10 thi, condition. DR. Tur ,sr Va esiso t. .x mias
Amcst entirely cured he has the free sa OF ii. nal
nro sn.., snd can walk Win but lille dine ny lie
70 entirely cured in few Gays. This IL ons
notice, aud 70 but smother instance itrvneh nr Tn
nsr has relieved ,fhe ed fellow beng who must
''nsf"he nave remained helpless cripple during life
From the Harrisburg Telsraph)
Io uuA FEtpzRs.- Hearing much of DR.. Turser,s
over old Chronic Dis sss wh CD have re.aisd
vestigslon into The manner aud mode OF his tr.st.
IRON which We esrn that tue d. c'or, III eush
10 inIregqAtinx the God While on its p.sssss
ssn,nusn ne lungs thereby gettre q once 10 the
S%H sSb hsaa IN ID rs milne "a ts parity and
sifendInx its pa sAse u ron h the ston sch
q Ined cine u''d To accomplish this purp.se tn.
henE Ihy e,zus. and the same a. he has ssi fro,s
! lah1s pr,eliss o, the silopat 10 system B-yond =
help bat BE- great beneat 10 the sick and suterinS
VI uh be hailed with eAsure. q least oS hos
Who ,or long years haze Devu .unHins in dissAss
Of ehron nature, We base this on the siounds AZ
our "~n obseryations, and from pArties who ave-
been Gu red by this process Informing US that III
hive ctored or a Ions ime without relief, Sat I'M
tceamsut have GOV, red aud are ., lynS tsstr
usual good hesl h. Abe Doctors cures in our eity
walking stfsst. atteniins to h.iS oasinsss 1
hap spiTits at the rssult Of he Docfers skiiI IL
owing this Tssinsat s he most ,ous eoas
"a day between the q nine md D1 ss.T:
vLetters of Inquiry, containing
stamps will be answered.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

~ judah P. betjAuin, who was the late
Confederate Secretary OF State, had been id
nitted to the Englisb bar as .'bssrister."
IN Ills announced tba, Hon. Th.disus
Stevens will be a candidate for the Uaited
States Senate as successor Of Mr. oowan.
. Bus srsoxA, There wers 50 cases Of sun.
stree 10 New York on Tuesday, ~ of which
were fatal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
instrumental Examination, $500
Consultation Free.
u Office hours from A. NJ. to Pm.
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE.

Is Compound Msdcatei Inhalation. So perfectly and
acura ely are all Its parts combined thai nrthinx bnt
me 81 pleasantand agreeable sens It ms are produraJ
hese nhaation' are breathsd directly Into tie lunss
whereby the blood is imp-sSnN ed with the mec,u I'M
purity and Is not su ctsd TO the vsriou, cb, nia.i
changes attending its passage through the som.oh
Lney are unlike anything ever combined IN this or anv
ytsIi, ~ ns ASTON Ia Immediate, giving lie and
La Cases Of CON JUMP TON the effects a-e such
Us sts en- Of practice has ever accomplished
IN cases OF PARALf $ tho circulation can h r.sor.a
mmtdiately in aim ,4t avery tn-t.nce
oses OF EXPLANATORY RHEUMATIsM relieved
nently. Ae' PeiHA'
me INVITATIONS have been administered to Thousands
always with the happl-st results N''
"a NJ tes'imona herewith nied the vo' ustarv
On rings OF grateful parties VIII, have found relief ana
eea restored TO health ami ppness By this mode OF
treatment after txhAusting all other known r.medes
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

A State Convention of the Union Party Of
Delaware, will be held 10 the Hall of the House
of Representatives, at DOVER, ON wEDNRS-
DAY, AUGUST srH, at three O'Clock, P. NJ.
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
Governor and Representative in Congress, ar
the transaction OF such other business as may
DO brought before the Convention.
Each county will make arrange msnts for lis
own representation as usual.
By order of the State Central Committee.
JOHN P. MCLEAN, Chairman.
9. D. PoRrER. Secretary.
Wilmington, July 10th, 1865.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
TLAs TO 3 q 3 Is As
AQHELnR hakR q a n-aa

Umpire-H. 0 Smith. Of the Bachelor Climb
6eorers--Wm. O. Robertson Of the Atlss. an
VIM. Dram OF tbs Bachelor. Passed balis-
Atlas Bachelor 10 Missed Fly Oatches-
ATLAS 8, BaoheloE6.
Bass Ball Players san alwAys procure Bats Of best
quality, EsSls ED osas D liz, d Hailams Ssgar
sloss, 10. II 1sa yoassh sAsssx. nay n n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
QUARTERLY REPORT


FhFm AT Public Male
I'M WILL be sold at Pu bile Sale, on the premise.
Wtil on MONDAY, September Sd. 1865, at O'Clock
Y P. a Farm belonging to John Morrow dee "a
nrmsry the residence Of hrs s.wdon, situated 10 Chris
three and half miles from the City Of wilmington
and near the Brsndywine springs, containing ut on
hunared and thirty i've acres, OF are
woodland 1t Is dtvi led into convenient enn res nv
good horn hedges and po rail nee ths land il
IN good Condition, having been atsy lined and manu- ed
and large proportion lie we'll se with timothy and
clover The buildings consist OF q good stone Dwelling
mouse " tory, Carriage House. with crip gram
cry &C., nearly new; spring house, Ice house, large
soue Barn with HtabliDg under, with other bulldogs
usually NJ edrd On sucn fRrm There Ia tenant house
shsr distance from the other buildings There Is a
good al ps Orchard with other fruit trees comug into
bearing farther desorp io 10 considered rs
any one wishing t. purchase will likely ex ine
Tor themssve such wi BIZ shown the farm by the
present tennant Mr.. Geo. Lobb A large part Of tho
purchase money may remain se ured on the farm II
desired by the purchaser BY cider Of the xecutors of
JOHN MORhOF v, dey'd
WILLIAM rEYNuLDs, Auct iulvl2
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
elawars Republican.
THURSDAY, JULY la, 1866.

Onfon Needing The UuiOn voters ofNew
Castle Hundred, will meet at the Court House
on Thursday, the 18th instant, at 8 o'clock, D.
A general invitation is extended to all
VII are in favor OF securing the fruit of the
victories won By our armies.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
WHEAT FANsY
MiddletOwn HOtel.
J. Il. DAVIS, Proprietor,

THIS old established and mmodious Hotel situated
~ hiddeown Delaware iu the centre Of tn, town a,
WI Ia sshort dissnc. Of the Rail Road is prepared 10
cemmodAte the public In the best amer Ctixens Of
thiephia snd Of o'hsr larger cities eau find no mors
and pleasant place Tor recreation and com ort
iut,ng the warm weather than Midtown, b,ing on
me line OF the Railroad and besuif rich with
splendid reals for driving. The Hotel is Commodore
nay,ng exc llent fu iture and Dsjdns and the roms
with the best from the Msrke OF PhiIade pbia Az vii
minston the ostlers and servants are attentive and
sol cited I'll, * ~ 'u"y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

Aaas o. BseAsloy.-A social game of Base
Ball was played at Delaware city, on the 9Th
instant, between the Atlas CLUB OF said place,
and the Bachelor club ct Philadelphia. This
was an Intensely Interesting game, aud was
Witnessed by large oonoour,s Of people. We
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

Base Bait "A social game OF bas Sc ball took
place on Friday afternoon last between the
Cecil Club Of Chesapeake City, and the olym.
pic Club OF Middleton, on the grounds of the
latter, making the folio wing score after play.
iag eigat innings by the Cecil Club, and the
Olympic not finishing the eighth on account
of da rkness. The best feeling prevailed with
both clubs, being composed OF young men c {
nlel liReuce and respect. hiIitv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
MARRIED..

On the 5h inst in Trinity Parsonage, By
Rev. Charles Breck, Charles f. Lewis and lea
bella daughter OF the late John Wesley Jack.
son, E.q OF this city
the same, Joseph 0gle and Mrs. Mary Ann
Taylor,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
A Lecture TO Young Men.
FOR CAPE MAY.

sSlL@h The new, swift Hnd comnlodiuus steamer
1.szAszzzs SAhUBL NJ. fELTuN Capt L. Davis " m
le'vo n UssLle tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays on
the rival Of Train leaving WilminRton at 1855 4 NJ .
for Cape May, RETURNING on Mondays Wednesday, and
Fridays. Fare including carriage hire $!75 Season
Tickets 1890. ArriAKe HI o extra
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
For Sale a Farm OF 27o Acre.

81 Lying on Elk River, q miles from Elkton Sta.
fl tion and from North East Que half nader
EEesl cultivation the rest In chestnut and oak tim
xAlber Apple and Peach Orchards aud variety
Of other fruits GOOd House, large Barn Core Crib and
other ortbuildng.. Terms liberal. Possession given
foi P.rticularsspply to HOWARD Titus
Elkton Nd or on the farm W.
July l2sw JOSEPH oLADfNo
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

Umpire, a. Brady OF the Cecil Club; Scorers j,
Q. n. Pohl OF mmonwealth, and Joseph
Hanson Of Olympic, home ruus, Common
wealth 3; Olympic .; Struck out, Common.
wealth l; Olympic 5; Ay catches, olympic 8;
Commonwealth 3. Tine of game 4 hours.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

From John Linsle Market Square, Harrisburg, Pa.
lcertiiy that rheumatism be cured An,r ixin.
for eight days and nights, u,nns The most inisnss
pam unable to move iimh IN good medics 81 a.
tendaLoe AS eould procure, without any relief ssn,
tor DR. rnrner, After taking one treatmsnt IN thss
ee.uemAn walked across the roou; IN three dAys
the hands Of Dr. Turner. ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

lFrom MARY GEIsER, State ST., near Front. uarr,.
burg, m.
was an CT d with pain iu aud around ths bre.s, 7
nave doetred from Ohio 10 Harrisburg without a.Sins
siS, ronid hsar my elqgh fora sq1.re Was cured
oy Dr. Iurntr in MONTHS time, and am as well ~
ever was. May refer t, M personally or to nv tsss
monia, in Or. Turner'S possession. ' ''''
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

Bal" BaH.--A game OF base ball was PLAYED
at Middleton, on the 4th Of July, between
the Commonwealth OF Philadelphia, and the
Olympic of Aiddletown, resulting az follows
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

uSnsten an Remedies for cousum ton before apply.
rug 70 pr Turner. Was curei BY thai gentleman An
have enjoyed uninterrupted good .ath eSer ,iies A.
brewer and expose my elf without restraint NAV be
70 personally or TO my Ia the
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
TESTIMONTA,S

lFrom Mrs JANE DENT, Haiidaysburg Blair On p.
IS .urHd OF Consumption. which had re.ited ali
otner remedies in one month; has attended 10 har
nonsehold duties and enjoyed good health
ance her treatment. FIR further intormatan rsr.r ~
me or my testimonial In the hands Of Dr. Turner "
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

lFrom r. J. HARRIS, Merchant, Market Street u.,,,,
burg, Pa.
haa suffered for years with Nervous Debility; hsd 90,
bu@iue Was cured by Dr. Turner IA Ave trettms,t.
nay alpy to "e Personally, or to my testimonial In Dr.
turner's possession. 50 49,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

wv
This is to certify that the Subscribers, Edmund B
Frazer, Of the city of Wilmington. in the State Of
Delaware, and David Chandler, Of TIE same city,
have entered into limited partnership under the
provisions of Chapter 81 of thu revised statutes of
The sta of Delaware, in mannrr following to wit:
The parfnersh, name is "E. Frazier 4 Co"
The general object Of the firm is to carry On the
general dry goods bu suess o. No 200 Market street.
in he sid city VI Wi mirgtOn.
Edmund Il Frazer is the gener Il partner in said
hrn md pavld Chandler is the special partner the
said special partn,r ha contributed seven thousand
dollars 10 the common stock of the said firm.
The said par ershipis to commence July 2, 1856,
and is 10 terminals July 2 1871.
Witness our hands the 20 h dav Of juno A. D.
1866 d. Gil 4NDLER.
EDMUND B. FRAZER
Having disposed of my stock OF dry goods 20 E B.
Fras,r Co.. respectfully solicit for hem share
Of that patronage which my former customers so
lbera!ly best"wsd on me. All persons indebted to
me are reg lested to make payment to &. b. Frazer,
who is authorised to receipt for the same.
July IL 2y VIM b. SHARp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
Comp oun d interest Notes wanted,


. III u lhterest Noues manteu'
jule en-
IMa .RrANr 10 DISABLED SiupIsRs, SAILORS,
j AND MAR YES -Sid.ers, Sail rs Marines who
have last n'ltg b4en par l-ntly aud total
s4h'el /. til. en'itled 10 pension o.
FIFlEEN dollars per month 'hl.e who have lost an
arm and lrg b hih leg, To ,rY 10 lars n4e who
hSvo Lost both arms or both tyest TWENlY-EIVE l.
lara This as IestlrA the Pensions t. Sol Tiers
p'ayed in my civil ty under the Government
Aspiy Ia per- IN ~ by mai t. W v. wlGltNs, $40
Markan ST Military an Ntvl Agenrs. July i2.im
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

- FROM I, NJ. white, Sixth Ward. Trenton N J.
was afflicted with Rheum ttism five months: an far
ed day aud night my physicians could not relieve nv
Phu IN any degree. Was cured by DR.. Turner in az
treatments and have enjoyed good health ever since
Turner. - s'0'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

Umpire, R. Pharo OF the Commonwealth, of
Philadelphia Scorers, ". O. Karsuer oil Cecil,
and Jos. Hansoa, OF Oily mpio. Struck out,
Cecil Z; Olympic .. Home runs, Cecil q, olym-
pie lie. Fly catches, Cecil 3, Olympic 1. Out
on foul, O.cil Il Olympic 10. Time OF game,
4 80 minutes.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

From PHILIP CHRISTIAN, corner Second Anil Sor,h
suee's, Harrisbu~g, Pa.
Was sufs log wi.h Neryous DspiIity and ,hor,L, ,
mould have tie go to the insane asylum; believed thor.
trs lneee there moro sanS ttu sell Was cured by
iou years would be pleased To anoId ans III rhcr
Information bereby certify to this cure.
Ell ~ MILK, Lieut.. 10th Kes'ty
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

Co-Pnrtnership Notice.
Notice hereby given that limited Psrtnership has
been formed between Jas. W. Brre, of the otv Of VII.
mnRton, and Site Of Delaware, ald Josiah sibley Of
the sam City snd State, under the title of JAMES w
BRINE Co. for the manufacture and Sale OF Boots
AMI Shoes, Mt No. ll5 King st. commencing July I'd
lsto, and onding July LIST, 1859.
JAMES W. BIRNIg
July l2lm JOSIAH sIBLEY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

THE deirable property stu ted I Water And Orange
e'ree Wilmington, D-. 7 Is pr p,ttv 10 ;, lrnd!d
eaiei 10 Lumber or Coat trrde, 'xtns rom the
70 .he Christina river, distance Of 456 let
X tide. Fer further paitieu ara apply to
.,o, JOHN A. HLRBIs
I'VE corner Wa = Il - an{e ~tA
tn.ParGner.hip NoIioc
Nm D. sHAhP is psrtn-r ~ I,ur nrn n m tbi, date
JAs. Il. oANPBEs L 4 CT.
IN l-'7 No. ~ Chest IT ST. phiinre mia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

iron JOHN soIDEL, West FAirvlew, Harrisburg. Pa
as aetsd WIN Lung and throat Disease, which had
ued 70 my surprise aud pleasure, by Dr. Turner by
of DR.. Turner. - ~ ~u"s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

From samuel Prior Nc. 81 Stockton Street. Trenton ~
euusred from the efe;ts OF Suu-stroke with oan 4,
my hesd back Of my eck and high state Of nervous er
ei'sm nj, and was eonhned TO my room Was oured NV
pleasant ever experienced. Wv '''
certify to the above, and have received bsnent NV
go" Il. ROBINSON,
PAhtor Vi Ntsslah Church
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
WILMINGTON MARKETS..

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PLluR AND hRn.-Ths Flour market il dulI snper
1ne And lsney brands is quotsd at IS COOS rs.
to quality i've Flour IL uOmin n at So so aud Penury
wanna Corn Neal At t3 so perb
GRhS-Whetti ia hrm. Red 81 sn@2 81 white 81 90
O. So Rye is in demand. Small sales OF Psrrs lvani.
at IL. Corn is higher saes OF yellow at eo1lOs Gems
Oats are scarce at 5bc Tho last sale Barley Malt
at . as
Sales.--future sveryllttle inquiry for which
Is quote Al from 81 50 to per "a lbs Timothy is
annEed Mt IS so hnsei. Plsx.asd il aang AZ "a 80
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

Will be rs,eved until TUESDAY. the 9Th inst f,r
max AID putun "a oid r al M 800 reds nt
bank, on sHlt March, Specific 'tion. "a torOws About
ton, The other half IL e. bass, tset h.g and tx
ieet "D top the who. bn to b. III dsd In tbe middle
i,et VIDE an one foot deeF; ditch must come With
10 " isst OF tue base Of The bank. Aad ess
WM. CoLLINa.
H.. HuEFECBER,
.,. wM s. HAYES,
SmyruR Del. iylo /, ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

at very rednced prices
Polls LOO as
Lens rs IA
Fin. Alp.oas 100 Is
Lupu' hns al wool dsiaines ~, 4 LOO
50" a
Yins Baregs " sTL is
Barge Hsnanls sig al
s m S;' i,,a5: i" - "ss25
full line OF plain Silks, Blue Brown, t.ieen. mod.
purple, wine and Blacks, at low prices aso ne let Of
iisas from Poets {, 50. The goods are " nth the
attention Of ho,ein wait of White Goods also large
lot OF Remnants at low prices. eht front liner worth
~ nta per yard at 70 ot one t Of shAws very Cheap
butchers Linen, cassimsrs flames aud Towis at low
prices.
N. B.-Partculsr attention paid to Mourning goods,
English and French BombEI snes, Tamisa Merino' Far,
ameta Wool Delsnes ID Al pacas OF bJst makes Grape
anime. iII, 70 ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

IRON !; E. GRAHAM, Mcclellan House, Harrisbur re-
st.nd,ag Was cured by Dr. Turner and refsr to
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

fyy-sF s.rsyed sway i,on the slbscrbsr, near St.,
nv Ssoig.s Hred Cow, With while spot in fore.
4h1s- ad, some white under tho body, .hort ho "a
ps sawed Any one giving Information 90 that ma,
get h r will be suitably rewarded.
JAY llst - o. aupsoN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT
FOE THE BENEFIT OF THE
SOLDIERS & SAILORS
National Orphans Home Fund,
Under AUSPICES OF TIE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
at Growers Theatre,
On Thursday Evening, Augusta, 1885.

$4,000 Tickets will be cold at 81 each-75 600 pre-
sents awarded valued at $3.50 600 SIS the prhts
70 De gwen to the Soldiers National Orphans Home
FUND $500 TO the Washington Male and Female Orphan
asylum the balance, aer deuctng expenses TO be ptd
Washington. d @.
TICKETS CAN RE OBTAINED OF Y. NoLEN NO 2IO
MEsr FOURTH STREET WILMINGTON. DEL OR
WILL BE SENT BY MAIL TO ANY ADDRESS, ON
RECEIPT OF PRIZE, AND STAMP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. April 17-6 p. NJ
Asass.-Rcceipts, packages. The demand continued
limited and scarcely anything was done. Prices were
nominally unaltered
BEsswAxwe note sales of 9, 500 lbs State and Vest
ern at SIC a SOC.
REApsrUpFs.-Recepts, 1854 bbls four 1,1e0 do
meal $3.50 bushels corn 1876 do oats 600 do rye
ais do. malt, and 46S50 do barley. The demand for
State and Western dour continued very active and we
have again TO note advance Of 10c Csc per bb for
nearly all grades the market closing nrm the i'm
prcvemcnt, with q continued upward tendency. The
reached 900 bbls, ut the suboined revised quo
ta,ons Southern -four was also in good demand, and
prices again in sellers favor with further sales of
1000 bbs., mainly at an advance, shown in the
lexed prices The sales Of Canada -four at higher
prices The market closed at advance Of l0c &c
per bb The transactions comprise 450 bbls Rye -four
kas moderate demand. but noteworthy sales
beard of, and prices without material change.
Corn meal was very firm, with pretty fair inquiry
The sales embrace 800 bbls. Brandywne and $40 bbs
A our n 0uote.