Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
LOCAL Nj ATT Il RS ,


BUSINESS. PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. &o.-
Rev. Ellis ]. Newlin received the degree OF
Doctor of Divinity from Lafayette College, at
the recent annual commencement of that iu-
stitution.
Thomas NJ Culbert has good assortment
of hats and oaps at his store, No. 508 Market
Street, which he ia selling at very moderate
rates. Give him call.
Col Douglass, formerly agent OF the Della
ware Rail Road, at Clayton, whose dwelling
was destroyed some time aimee by FIRE, at the
above place, is busly engaged erecting beau
tiiul frame maosion at Smyrna.
". T. Campbell, one of the most polite and
gentiemauly landlords, is now The proprietor
ofthe hotel, formerly conducted b. the Messrs
Fexwell, at Smyrna. He fdily understands
how to cater for the public appetite, as all
who stop at his houae can testify. His tables
cannot be exceled, and his rooms for neatness,
comfort and ventilation are all that can be re-
quired by the traveller.
Joseph N. Barr, has disposed Of his sR@mill
at Clayton, to Patrick Mcclure, who proposes
putting 1t in good order by the application
of new machinery.
Ephraim Beaston adverlises at Administra-
tors sale, on the 30th day Of August, the farm
of the late Henry Templeman. The land is OF
superior quality, and well worth the attention
of any one wishing to invest in real estate.
open "Frends' School," in West street between
4.h and 9th, on I'd day, oh month ord.
Thomas J. Craven has taken out letters
testameutary on the estate of the late Thomas
Jsmison.
James N. VandS Ike advertfses desirable
farm at private eale situated in Kent County
Md.
Samuel Tatem, ssilmaker IN the United States
Navy, has been ordered from the Steamer Chat
auooga, and directed to report at the Philadel
phia Navy Yard.
The Sheriff of Chester County has sold the
farm OF Robert J. McMssters, Elk Tow nship, con-
tanning co acres to John Tweed OF this County
for 1900
Sheriff Hsglny viii; sail on Tuesday next, at
No. 204 W. Second ST., lot OF boots, shoes
leather, sewing machines, &c belonging to
+. Keenan,.
Soldiers entitled to bounty under the recent
act of Congress should read the card OF VIM.
B. Virgins in another column.
VIM. Preston is n candidate for the nomina-
ton of the Union Party, for city treasurer.
The Board of Education wish a loan of $l2 !
900 on unincumbered property
BougEman, Thomas h Co., No. All Market
street, have issued a neatly printed card con-
tanning a list Of the stamp duties imposed by
the recent act OF Congress. They may be
procured at their store at fifteen cents each.
The Sheriff of Chester County has sold the
house and lot Of William Hicks, at London
grove, Chester County, Pennsylvania to John
g. Hicks, of Wilmington, Delaware, for $500
80
Rev ]. Garland Hammer will preach in the
Central Presbyterian Church next Sabbath
morning and evening. Mr.. H. was formerly
resident of our State, and his numerous
friends in this city will he glad of this OPP.
portunity to hear him reach
8 EOS of 1865, exchanged for EOS of 1852
and the market difference allowed by John
McLear l. Son, Bankers, No, GOT Market st.
Delaware State Bonds Philadel phia, Will
mington and Baltimore Rail Road Bonds, and
Natl Bank OF Wilmington Il Brandywine stock
for sale by John Mclean & Son, Bankers, No.
GOT Market St. Compound Interest Notes
wanted.
An article that gives universal satisfaction,
Neoteric Soap manufactured by Harris Co.,
and sold by all grocers.
All the labor you save is that much money
made, therefore in washing clothes use Nso-
teric Soap, manufactured by Harris & Co., al
it is the great labor saver.
Don't pay enormous prices for fancy toile
soaps when the Neoteric Soap manu- facturet
by Harris & Co., can be procured at one fourth
| the cost aad is guaranteed TO not ipjure thu
skin. This Soap is sold by all grocers.
franklin and Warren Rail Road ITO bord
| guaranteed by the Erie and Penna. Rail Roat
| for sale by John McLear h Son, bankers, No
| COT Market street.
We offer Cor sale lot of U. 3O-years e'H
Pacific Rail Road issue, also U. s. BIOS 7
3Os and 10 4Os on favorable terms, John Nc
Lear & Son, Bankers, No. GOT Market st.
The Tug Falcon was launched at the var
of W. b a. Thatcher, last week. Pusey Ga
are putting in the machinery, she ia owned b.
| of nf mr. ri ~ nd .
sigued for harbor use, such as towing vessel
from the mouth Of the creek and other posi-
tons.
VIM. Il. Chadwick has placed two handsom
' signs at the entrance leading to his Ice creat
garden in Fourth street, opposite the city spring
william, son Of John Banning, of Christian
Hundred, left homo on the 18th of May, al
, on the 2S,h of June was in Wilmington, Cali
fornia. He mentions ir writing TO his friend
that on the entire passage there was not dro
OF !air. BE designs taking q situation as clef
with his uncle, Phineas Banning, who settle
in Cal f)rniA about fifteen yeas ago. and wh
has been quite successful In acquiring proper
ty. He located town which he called VIII
minqton, and which IL now a thriving plac'
it being adopted ss kind of head quarters ft
fitting out trains for the mineral reRiols
Nevada and Arizona. 1t ia on the Pacific aboi
500 miles south Of San Francisco, and hi
| COublueFhDio bulppiuKt he"sphpcll eN' a"
y Banning is possessed of great enterprise, an
; his success 10 another evidence OF what II
u dustry and perseverance, may achieve. Sue
II representatives are highly creditable to oil
little Stata.
Wdnted.--A good sized boy to work on
. farm. One from the country preferred
Apply at this Office.
n. Wdned-A partner with about $4,000,
;. engage in the manufacture of Connery's pate
steam poiler Address James Connsry No 8
/ East Sixth street Wilmington Del. st
l. Ring Pe,sdries--A new and fresh asscrtme
is at E. Mclnall's Pharmacy, No. ia Market :
o. Louis Myrtle Pomatum, manufactured
te Low, Son g. Hayden, No. $50 Strand, Lond'
ut Az elegant preparation fer dressing the ha
For Sale by +. McInall Chemist and Phsrn
ceutist, No. l24 Market st.
l. Camp Aseiing.-A camp meeting will be h
of on Mt. Lebanon Circuit, near Johnson's e
IL ner, on the Concord Road, commencing on
lis goth inst.
Il Wdnted.-A good stout boy, aged 10 yet
"a Apply at 100 West Street, between Front |
eu. Second.
led Abdgdoned-The wreckers have abando
tly the Steamship West Chester, and we supp
es. that she will 60 to pieces In short tim,
The cargo has been saved in damaged ct
est Cha,, G.. Ruwford. Attorney at law, No.