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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

, On the 10th of October, 1866, at the residence
of the brides father, by the Rev James Powell,
Mr.. QUINTUS RICHARDS, Of Crawlords-
vile, Ca, to FLORENCE, eldest daughter Of
Hugh Dickinson, esq, of Spotsylvania county,
Virginia. ...s.. .... .,........ ...
On the 18th instant. at Belle Air, Stafford CO,
Va, the residence Of the brides father, by Fey
w. r. d. Moncure Mr.. ORLANDO Z. BEN
SON to Miss SUSAN PRIMER, both of StaF-
ford county.
In st. Peters Church, Port Royal VI, on
Monday, October 1st, by Rev. VIM. Friend,
ROBERT L. PARRISH to Miss MAGGIE
CARE. al of Caroline county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

The MASONIC CELEBRATION, in Baltimore,
yesterday, atthe laying Of the corner stone Of
the Masonic TempleT was most imposing and
brilliant affair, hardly ever cqualed IN this or
anySother country. The procession was COM
posed of about one thousand knights Templar,
in full dress uniform, and about eight thousand
members of the order, dressed il full suits of
black, With white gloves. The corner stone
was laid with all the appropriate Masonic cere-
monies, and the address on the occasion was
delivered by Mr.. John Fl. B. Latrobe.
Every window, sidewalk, and street, mark
ing the route Of the procession, was packed
with citizens and strangers, eager to view the
display. At the scene Of the laying Of the
stone the panorama Of faces was grand in the
extreme. Sucha gathering Of people never
before was witnessed in Baltimore, by the old
est inhabitants The number of persons who
obtained a view of the new Temple at the time
of laying the cornerstone could not be estimat-
ed, but the most experienced judges place it at
not less than fifteen thousand, ~ a@l.,#
Outside the Masonic rites the most interest
ing feature Of the occasion, was the singing by
q choir of hundred and fifty voices, under the
direction Of Dr.. Robert J. Kerr / The singing
was of the most exquisite character &c = .
The President Of the U. s. was present, and
reviewed the procession from the steps Of Gov
crnor Swann's residence The President wore
his Masonic regalia.
AS the procession passed Washington Monu-
nent the brethren again uncovered in respect
to thememory Of their brother George Wash;
ington, and the bands performed funeral
marches. 74ET l|..lH
Every thing passed off in the happest man
her, and the whole ceremonies were conducted
with the greatest order. q" si1- s..a."-= 7".-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

The United States Naval Register ioralSG7,
shows that of the 600 vessels, belonging toAhe
navy at the termination Of the wal, 294 are yet
in the service. the remainder having been sold.
There are sixty-three iron, clads six frigates,
and sixty-fve ships Of tbe-line. The vessels
carry q total number Of 1858 guns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

At a women's rights convention recently held
in Albany, resolutions were adopted strongly
in favor Of giving the right Of suffrage to all,
without regard to sex or.!color, and recon-
mendiug the election Of women as delegates to
the approaching constitutional convention in
New York -a.-r.r.a f.. z:rsE.l.3 ~. ~ aa -s@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

At the Masonic Banquet, after the laying of
the cornerstone Of the Masonic Temple in Bal
tmore, yesterday, Past Grand Master Berry
announced the following as the first of The reg
ular tcasts: ',Our. Country-all North, all
South, all Fast, all West" This was respond
ed to by the Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge
Of Va, who said that the Grand Lodge Of Vir.
giniaa5, and all the lodges Of his State, would
respond to that sentiment most heartily. 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

BUSINESS. The National Intelligencer
says:--"Commerce. is staguant. Hesitation
and torpor have succeeded to the. activity and
excitement which lately prevailed in business
matters, People inquire for the reason
There is plethora, Of money, and there will
be an abundacej of grain and provisions, and
the cotton crop asd some other OF. the staple
products, areslarge enough for home supply and
to furnish considerable surplus for export
Other c4uses than inadequate production must
be looked to tor the general depression Of trade
and the prevailing distrust Of the. future, A
political reason for doubt as to the recovery Of
confidence and energy is giyen--to wit, that
the elections have settled nothing, and have
served to widen the sectional breach
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

SINGULAR CUsToM IN SpA1N.-The singular
tormaEty with which executions in Spain are
accompanied has just taken place again at
Madrid In this instance the criminal was
young man, an engraver, named SAM, who
had been arrested for participation IN the
events Of June last The gendarmc who full
filed that mission appears to have acted with
a certain brutality, and SAM, on being acqult-
ted, resolved to take revenge, and, lying in
wait for the other, stabbed him to the heart,
Being arrested and tried, he was condemned to
die by the garrote, and the sentence was
carried out a few days back. -, Eata
After the exeeutioner has performed his
office in Spain, he is surrounded by geudar,nes,
loaded with chains, and taken to prison, and
thence before an examining magistrate, when;
the following dialogue takes place - GU are
accused of having taken the life of a man2"
Yes" answers the executioner, lit is true. +"
What was your motive for the crime? 'To
obey the law and fulfill the mission confed to
me by justice" An indictments then drawn
up, and on the following day the man is taken
before the tribunal, which Immediately pro;
nounces an acquittal, and the prisoperis Gber-
ated, after his confinement of twenty-four hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

The Washington Chronicle says The uu-
conditional Union men of the South have long
since become fully satisfied of the folly Of at
tempting to keep the late rebels out of power,
without the aid Of the loyal negro. Don't
Won narceiya 2 .--.-...-.-...-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

1t is said that nobody outside knows what
induced Gov. Peirpoint to respite Robertson,
the man who brutally murdered the Limerick
family, in Stafford county, 4I:s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

The New York Herald, which, like u slowly
melting iceberg, has been gradually turning for
the past several weeks went over with a lurch
on Yesterday, and comes out Radical side up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

1t seems to be generally believed that Con-
gress, at its coming session, will pass the bill
for negro suffrage in the District Of Columbia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

DOTONGAC HERRING
armstrong;, "Barton's," and other
brands, in barrels and halves-for sale by.
- GEORGE 7. WORTHINGTON,
no 2l-St PIONEER MILLS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21
AND CONFECTIONERY

All orders for plain or ornamental cake, for
parties or weddings flied at short notice, IN the
best style and under my OWL. supervision -
Thankful for past tavor3, [ soljcita continuance
Of the same, and inform families wishing to be
supplied with Pies ofany description that they
can be accommodated at all times with an artl-
Gle equal to homemade. Common or fine Cakes
and Candies Of, all descriptions always on hand.
Cracker Dust a. ways on hand.
N. B-Wheat Rye and Indian Meal Bread,
ready nj all hours. ,,,-,,..,,,-
JAMES II. SIMPSON,
oc 1-22%tr Nod south Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21
r A RG E S TO c. X !.......
:. HEAVY DECLINE IN PRICES

We have on hand French Merinoes, Poplinss,
Plain and Figured Delaines, Ginghams,, Cali
Goes Blcached and Brown COttons, Canton
Flanncls, White, Red and Grey Wool Flannels;
Fine stock of Sleeps Grcys Sattinctts and
Cassimercs; Hoop Skirts IN variety, Ladies
Hosiery and Gloves ...-.
d Women's Shoes and Ladies' CATERS, very.
cheap together with many, other articles, all OF
which will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Call immediately ard look for yourselves, at
No. g. King street !, L. io "A {, L / it ~
the trade. .. .-. no2l-co3t
VALUABLE STEAM PLANNING. AND
DAY, December lst 1866, at II M, we will Of
fer for sale, at public auction, in front of the
Mayors Office, in the city of Alexandria, Gf not
previously sold at private salc,) the STEAM
PLANNING and SAW MILL. recently rebuilt
by B. II. jenkins, situated at the northeast cor
ner Of Queen and Fairfax streets, in the city OF
Alexandria, Va. .....-
AZ! the machinery is new and Of the best quail
ity 1t will require the expenditure of about
Sl,COO to put it in complete running Or
der A further description is deemed unneccs-
sary, as the property will be shown to any per
son desirous of purchasing, by Mr.. Jenkins.
signed A. & G. f. STUART, a.
No, 7, South Royal street
no2l-ts -. '.-.-- " - Alexandria, Va.
eeO REWARD!-S from the stable of
SOU the subscriber, near Bladensburg Md,
Friday night, the 18th instant, TWO HORSES
one black horse, branded on the leftshould-
er and right thigh with horse shoe; star in the
forehead his knees Scared; about l6 hands
high; carries up well; the other bay marc,
Black legs; name and tail inclined to be chunk
ey; q slight scar on the hind part of the thigh.
S. G. CRAWFORD,
no 21-39t Hyattsville, Nd
1UST RECEIVED.-A full line Of Ladies'
y and Gents Kid Gloves warranted best quail
ity; also Black Lace Wells, cheap; Plain and
Dotted Black n EFT for Wells all for sale remark
ably cheap for cash at G. 9; = B5IEkEYs,
MAsSEY& COLLINS PHILADELPHIA
I'VE E."-Having the agency for the sale
of the above favorte ale, will keep cons family
0' .'" ~'''' GEORGE E. WHITE,
oc5- WI. -aa, 80 and 81 Cameron ST.
ygyINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.-A full
w supply Of French ond American WIN
DOW GLASS, just received and for sale at the
lowest rates HENRY COOh,
jan 31--tf 80, King street,
DACON.-Shoulders, plain and sugar cared
'-'.- ''N'S' 'O''~. ~ ' ~ LOOMS
oct 26-1m No. 204, King st.
CRACKER DUST o.. .. -
sale by mo ~ -,. J. G. MILBURN.
TOR SALE.-TEN TO TWENTY THOU
Z SAND BRICKS, sold cheap 70, r. Ssh 9s61
no 3-eotf No. 4, south Fairfax street
OoAL OILS barrels Coal Oil for sale BY
u oc l6.tf J. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21
GOLD.
-
MARRIED.

New York, November 2l.- Colo, l404.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21
LEG TRIC so AP!

OILS, &c.-Raw and B2ied L c,rsils 1 &
" Neatsfoot Oil, Sperm, Whale ~, nSrI Oh, Ma
chine Oil, Parattinc do: ''SPermo ee..DIScciaIjy
from the Longmoor Oil Company, mes mes and
adapted to railroad uses, tor aXles t,SLaIc oil Is
all heavy bearings, where II4i T4N % COOK,
used. For sale by - I5Si Il I;ng street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

DRIVING OUTTHE DEym.-The Sacramento
California; Bee, of October 10th, says: The
Chinese population Of this city are, troubled in
mind, and for that reason some Of their promi-
nent men to-day submitted to the board Of
trustees . document, Of which this is a copy:
TO the, Honorable the President and the
Board of Trustee of the City of Sacramento
The undersignedi, residents Of the city Of Sacras
mento, prays' FOUR honorable board to grant
them permiss; on to burn frecrackers and other
wise celebrat :, in accordance with the customs
ofltheir nat 90 country, for the period of three
days, for t ne purpose Of driving the deviifrom
the city, and particularly from that portion Of
it occup; ed bv the Chinese. (Signed. Sacra=
mento o So y lS667eo'rhe temple for, the
orgies is being arranged and the three days
pert Jrmance will probably commence towards
the 'end Of the week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

O~O0n LBS. BUTTER! BUTTER !!-Just
G,UUU received q large supply Of Butter,
some very fine, which I offer for sale low; also,
$4,000 (ten thousand dollars) worth Of DRY
GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c, 10 be closed out
p pc ted as some o. these goods VIII be .o:d
very low, ~
no 0-CO0t Il. y. LAItkIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21
THE ANNUAL MEETING

NJ 0 Z I c z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21
JAMESON & BRO.


rs Office hours from n. m. to 3p. N. .ln---.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21

Preparations for the evacuation OF Rome by
the French troops will be finally completed on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-21
-RERUVIAN GUANO.

DC 11-2a#tt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
First National Bank

Y T " Z N n q T q N,
Depository of the Public Moneys,
AND
Financial Agent of the United States.
EbW. BkTTs, pTeS't, 10. ARMSTRONG, CAsh'r
CAPITAL 100000.
Subscriptions received for all the new Goyernnon
Loan.
The soliciting and exchanging CT Government
heeur'tes attended to for a small com mission
Tie Bank uotet and Certified Checks of this
C1i!ensot.. - -'
Al ih0nSi Bank Notes received on depoa, at
nov fo-ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
HORSES HORSESI!

Furniture Cars and Draws
rhesubscriber bleaye -.
Ef&lF1Sl to notify hisfrends and he(f1S4
&S%SA people of Wilmington andEfH
- 100 .vci nit thai he ii contin A-A~A$
., =. -. ues to keep at HIS old stand oornero
FRONT AND FRENCH STkEETs, FUBkITUREOA
AND DRAfsand eIcelle Mt 0RS ELS to hire our,
nd ether articles will beremoye from thu
steAmooa landing and Other places the city with
great yskilfu rivers. All dssir,
drsynRcan be accommodated wIthpromptnestatth
lowest possib err teH
apr 2o-Iy MORRIS WELDIE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
THE FAlsNlEKS MUTUAL fire
Insurance Com Pany of the STATE

Oh ncAaWafcs
(oRIgIsAL MILL CHEEK, Sci
This Company continues to oner to the people Of
Delaware It's superior advantages lnsura ainst
loss by hre, ON all descriptions Of property except Ma
rine risks
The Institution ia by over 20 years expe.
Renee in and attention TO the subject Of Mutual lnsu
rance being Tie nrst to introduce the principle
staIe reason OF which 1t ID believed the Man
ayers have been enabled To adjust anu discriminate
between the different varieties property
der the membership among the most aequitable IN
character OF the numerous insurance Companies pre-
| sented TO the public
takes credit to itself that Its payments Losses
have been so prompt ana liberal that in % years bus
ness and losses reaching over 500 OOu not single
oass Of litigation has occurred and scarcely with
| out entire satisfaction to the parties insured,
| Looking the safety than to the number and
amount Of Its risks 1t has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands OF Dollars of Insurance either Ms requiring too
great an amount in single NIX Offering unnt OBJ
jecs Insurance for he character of the Institution
In this mannerit IL conceived it has the safest and
most select list tnuurBHces In proportion to the
| amouut-over six Millions of Dollart, OF any other
| Company within reasonable range.
As evidence of this II has only red uced the
of Insurance. at all times moderate onesYth daring
he last Two yeHIs, but it presents surplus
the Deposit Notes, which by tns resort 10 Scrip
CerIihcatos the balances due TO each member, now
being issued viii be paying interest them from Jan
nary 1851 atthe rate oil pei ceht per snnum thus
making a still tartherdedu Ctiou.
1t commenced the year 1852, with real protection
to the community in Deposit Notes Of $3.50, 900
| Surplus Fund 10000
Total protection $500, 900
1t i. the werk Of the Farmers OF Delaware and as
sush ihey Ought TO patroni1e 1t.
President-JEsSEE SHARPE.
Secretary and TresHursr-koBBKTM cCABB, M. b,
DIRECTORS
Eli Wilson, Brandywinc HID; jemes Dalaplain,
Shrstiana HID; James Webb, samuel Barr, L. c.,
stotseneutg and Jesseo sharpe Wilmington Id; Rob
ert McCabo, Mil Creek Hid John T. Williamson,
White Clay Creek Hid George Y. Tybout, New Castle
HID; Curtis b. Ellison, Pencader Hid John G Clark,
Red Lion, lid DIR. VIM. Cumnin-, SMYRNA Thomas
Murphy, St. Georges HID; Charles 7. Flemiug Peter
cagsey, Milford } p. cometys Dover GhaTls. AZ
nell, Georgetown
AGENTs-As well for receiving applications for I'M
suraBee as dues OF mtmbers:
Ei Wilson, Brandy wine, Hid Robert MoCabe, MIL
Creek HID james DAaplaiu, Cunsuana Hid John +.
Williamson white Clay Creek ud Curtis b Kllison
Paneader Hid Red Lion, st, GsVghss, aud Appoquini-
mink Hundreds Joseph Griffith, Smyrna jaime,
Crippen, New Castle HID, Charles T. Fleaming, MI
iord Charles Tunnel. Georgetown Henry Todd
Dover.
Communications general business addressed to tn,
undersigned, Wilmington, Will imnedia att en-
ton. koBERI McCABE, NJ D.,
Jmy24 Secretary
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

TELEGRAPHIC
Comm g rcial Institute,
w. Cor. Sd and Market Sts.. Up Stairs,
entrance Third sreet)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
TIL whole OF the Second aud Fourth Stories Of Gla-
Iei : building has been fitted up and occup cd by the
tute when will open for the winter season. Com.
ng On Monday, October eh 1855, and ending May
lst 1875, during which period 1t viii be open daily,
(saturdAys and Sundays exoepted) from A. to IL
NJ. and from to P, NJ. On Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
The services of an accomplished plain aud Ornamental
peuman have been secured, to teach
PEEMANShIP
In all Its branches he has superior but few equals
in this beautiful Art.
Facilities for acquiring q oompste Mercantile educs.
ton such as were never before offered the public
Of Wilmington, consisting of single and Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
Bau @iug, Exchange, Insurance, steambostng Commits
sion aud Joint stock CompAnys Business, Commercial
Forms and Calculations, etc, etc.
In tins Telegraphc Department every advantage that
can be had In any office, is afforded persons desrous
learning
TELEGRAPHlNG
Of the most pes and lucrative empoymentH
can be pursued. Thu rebuilding and bHdiI OF old
and lines throughout the Northern and southern
caused demand for operators, that the old method
learning is inadequate to supply.
TERMS,
Invariably In advance to be paid at time Of entrance
dc1ant oil twenty cent made to ladies' For iurth
| er particulars inquire at tue Institute.
Sc The pubic are invited visit the Institute ant
/ examine the various departments oct Off
i
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

TINS animal, such
Y Elbow wa
TER, II EAV ES,
COZ @ HIS, DIS
TIE NJ P Il r, FE
yERs, FOUNDER
Loss OF Ape
TITE AND VITAL
ENERGY, &c. Its
use improves the
win a. increases
the appetite.-glves
a $ M Il and
glossy skin--and
transforms tn Q
miserable skeleton
horse.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
DIR. VIM. FIELDS

SiTliL continues his suceeasru
y PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
for the cure Of Consumption, Liver Diseases Drop.v
Intermittng Fever Chis and Fever; Diseases OF ~
Eye and Ears, Insisted and other Tumors letters Itch
OF the worst grades Ulcers Of the limbs together with
many other Diseases, such Fevers Small Pox Ao :
The Doctor returns his thanks for past vors and
his customers viii still continue their patronage
RESIDENCE and OFFICE, DIR. WIN FIELDS,
No. 213 West Seventh st.,
Wilmington, Del NH 1871
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

Wealth, Health and Beauty.
II to gain admiring eyes;
II TO cause inyidlous CHS;
II to be a blooming flower,
Fading dying in an hour-BHAurYl
II TO have host OF friends;
II ior vios to make amends
II with high.DOrn blood to wed,
Namarbs stone when desd-WEALTa
II TO live threescore and ten,
Wishing l'te 90 long again,
II to live a life Of peace,
II to die and go to greese-HRALru.
II you wish life Of pleasure,
II you value this worlds traasure,
Ii every comfort you would see,
Take my advice, AND WISH ALI THREE,
Then having HHAlrH, WEALTH AND BEAUTY,
You'll be prepared for every dHty
b. a careful perussl Of Dr.WnLIAM YouxG's New BooK
THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, which should be read by ever
Sold by Booksellers generally and the Doctor,
Office, No tl6 SPRUCE STREET, Philadelphia Price ct
Cents sunj.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09

sure preventive OF Badness,
London Hair Color Restorer aud Dressns
London Hair Color Rsstorer and Dressing
London Hair Color Restorer and Drsssins
The hair Ia renovated and strengthened and Ie.ored
to Its original color without the application Of mineral
substances Can be applied by the handr 1t does not
stain the skin or soi the finest linen. II complete
within ITSELF no other dressing aocompan,m ent Of
any kind being necessary to those desirable re-
suits lit will restore gray hair its origisa color
Fit Will make Il grow on bald heads. sit will re-
store the natural secretions. Alt will remove ali
dandruf and itching. b-ft will make the hair soft
glossy and flexible sit will preserve original cooi
70 old age = will prevent the hair from falling OF
Sit will cure all diseases OF the scalp
READ THIS CKRrIPioAfR
am happy to add my testimony to the great value
Of the London Rar Color Restorer which restored my
hair to Its original dark COLOR the hue appears 10 BE-
permanent am satisfied that the preparation is Moth
lng IKE dye put operates upon the secrstons 1t lie
Also beautiful hair dressing aud promotes the growth
pulchesed me hIst bottle rom Edward B. GaTfignes
druggist 10th and Coates Streets who can also
my mar wasveTy gray when commenced its use
MRS. MILLER No. $50 North Ninth Street PbiIA
cents per bottle six bottles at S5 Sold by
On sMAYkE SON $50 North Sixth street PhiJa ,
on Del. ~ '' ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
Things Werth HememDerInK
THAT CHARLES KIEFE'S

THAT CHARLES KIEFE'S
Third Street Oyae, Bay Houss StiH HouyisAe,.
ee5tSSE lishmsut. e' '''a"'
Il ID That all kinds OF choice Came Oysters nd
~ Refreshments serve ed up there in the yer v
best styles ~ ,
That ladies have thor rivate Dg
they can enjoy good meal without interruption.
That everything about the place il lean and uiee
That attentive walters are always employed.
Thai tho establishment IL kept by man who has
public caterer for years, and knows the business
Ihat the place highly respectable and is patronized
ny out very best and most respectable citizens
That no noise or disorder Is permitted there
That the prices arc always very reasonable
That meals may be had at all hour. of tue iay or mig
and the proprietor 10 determined 70 &C oommud ito
That his tables are always furnished with the
Kinds OF Game, Fish, and every other dscaoy in their
That the place ia csntrAi and easy of access
That II ia a fsvorite resort o business men
That II fact public institution, which the people
patroniye because II Ia conducted properly
And that 1t is permanently established at
No, o EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where allATe invited to call anrlaf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-09
KEMOV AL
THOMAS MITCHELL. Undertaken

Respectfully informs his friends and the
kz-Lsz.z.mu2 public generally that he has removed
from 1913 East Third street, to the
". w. Cor. OF 5th and French SITS,
Aud prepared to give his personal attention the
business of tNDERTAkING, in all Its Branches.
lie assures those vine may require his services, that
they will lind him ready with Horses aud Carriages at
teHdod by careful drivers at all times
AS-A SMALL HEARSE, expressly Tor Children
RESIDENCE No. dO5 POPLAR STREET.
ilmlu xton, March, q, 1865 III