Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-31

j. Frank Hazel, ESQ has destined the invl
tation to address the Military CLASSICAL lnsti
tute, Of Virginia. he will deliver the cratic
before the Mount Vernon Association of Wash
ingtou College, Nd.
Curtis Talley has bought of Isaac 8. Thomp
son, OF Brandywine Hundred, 100 acres TO
Ell, 3. kusyubaaItoughto OF Joseph Handy, c
Bran IiheiE, 10 4ersSs0i $iloo.
fUlFoster aud James L. Cox offer them
selves as candidates flor nomination for coro
uer OF the Lecofoco party.
Giles Lambson has purchased the stock Q
lumber in the yard of the late y. Fl. Lambsor
at New Castle, where he will continue th
business.
Asher B Logan, has erected handsome
story brick house on Fourth Street belo'
Pine.
| We have received copy OF Beadle's Dim
Base Ball Player, comprising the proceeding
OF the Ninth Annual Base Ball Convention, to
gether with the new rules adopted; rules TO
the formation Of clubs, etc ; also, the base bal
averages for 1865 This book can ba obtain et
at the book stores.
Samuel Culbert hss entered into palmer
ship with John A. Harris, in the soap anc
candle business, under the name OF Harris
| 90. Their establishment 10 at the corner o
| Water and Orange Streets. Give them Il call
". d. GteWArt q W. ntNo CouineuSeu lu'
Lumber and Coal business at St Georges.-
We commend them to the patronage of th'
citizsns OF the town and vicinity. They are
energetic young men, and deserve encourage
msnt
W, e. Holster offers for sale one OF the hnesi
farms in this county, situated in good local.
lty and convenient to churches, schools, aud
good market. 1t is well worthy of the atten.
ton of any person wishing to purchase.
G. H. Needles, Druggist, Twelfth and Race
Streets, Philadelphia advertises his celebrated
Camphor Troches as q positive preventive Of
cholera.
George Magee l. Co., advertise nut coal at
So, and stove coal at 81, per ton Of 2240 lbs.
Their yard is at N. W. corner OF 7th and Pop
lar SITS. Give them 3 call.
Just received II full line velvet ribbons at
reduced prices. Bugle ornaments and gimps,
very cheap. JOHN Il FRooK TOO Market Street.
Delaware Fire Insurance Stock, National
Bank of Wilmington aud Braudywiue Stock,
aud Farmers Bank Stock, for sale by John
McLear Il Son, Stock and Exchange Brokers,
No. GOT Market Street.
The Union fan advertised 10y Mr.. Ramo can
be seen AZ Bailey b Fosters auction store,
No. 1872 West Front Street.
Johu McLear h Son, Bankers, ioffor for sale
$500 Delaware State Bonds o, 1885 Delaware
Rti hOnh otOCh hnu pbhlVnoohH' Va
1865. Office No. CO., Market Street.
Charles K. Gauo advertises choice nour,
superior canned fruit, &c at tue corner OF
10Th and Market Streets.
Just opened u lot of ine fans, at prices to
suit the times. Mirseiles trim niugs and
large lot Of buttons of different styles and
patterns aud great veriety of other articles,
ut reduced rates. JoHS E. FRooK 7o5 Market
Street, next to st PauPs NJ. E. Church
Just opened, lot of laiies kid gloves, and
buff, white and other coors Of Berlin glover.
Ladies french woven csrsets, al very low
prices. JoHa e. FaocH 7O5 Market Street next
door to St. Paul's NJ 3. Church.
John McLear & Son, Bankers, No. GOT Mar
Street, buy and sell at best market rates, u :.
Z sos, $50 3, 1873, 10 4O's, Gold and Com.
pound Interest notes. Drafts on Ireland drawn
at any time.
Piekois 4 Cotter, No. 2ls Msrkct Street, have
for sale the celebrated Eagle Stoves which for
economy and convenience are not equalcd by ANY
stove now in use.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
New Castle and Wilmington Railroad Company,
will be hold at tho office Of tho Company in New
Castle, on the 7th of June next, at IL o'clock, A M
Chas. G. Ruu,ford, Attorney at law, No. 6l7
Market st., Wilmington, Del. may 81 3m
Noties TO Merchants and Traders L. W. Std
ham will hold a large Auction Sale Of Dry goods,
Notions. DC by catalogue, at his store, No. Ill
East Fourth Street. Wilmington, Del, on Friday
morning. Jnne lst 1886, at 10 o'clock. Goods ready
for examination with catalogue early on the morn
ing Of the sale
Notlss-Wm W Brooks OF Chrstisna, Della,
ndvett ises extra family 6oqr, from Broad st. Mills,
Philadelphia at S13 per barrel He also invi es the
soOn ct the public 70 his SSOs %
shoes, gators aud slippers Call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Wdntea.-A sules-lady thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the dry goods business, Apply to
VIM Kennard, 800 Market Street.
Situation Wantsd.,-A single young man
wants situation; can take care Of horse
well, or n gentleman's place, or work on a
farm. Apply for three days at No. 4ls Orange
Street,.
Union Services.-The regular union services
between the Presbyteriaus and MethOdists OF
Delaware City, will be held in the NJ. E.
Church at Thornton, next Sunday evening, the
Sd of June. The preaching will be by Rev.
H. J. Gaylord, of the Presbyterian Church.
Re. Organized The old "Reliance Fire Com
pany," oil this city have re-organized, and ia
tend to participate in the coming parade,
which is to tase place, on Monday next. This
company was in former days oue Of the most
efficient companies of ou- city We will be
glad to see hcr rise to the eminsnco she held
10 days gone by.
Union Chureh.-The corner stone of the
Union church edifics, at the corner OF Fifth
and Washington streets, will be laid on Satur-
Gay, the 9th Of June, at four o'clock, P. NJ -
Tae services will be conducted by Bishop
Ames, and addresses will be made by different
clergymen.
Public Mesiing.-A meeting will be held at
the City Hall, this (Thursday) evening, to
take action the proposition TO widen Ninth
Street, from Shipey Street to Market. 1t
ought 10 be widened, but we fear the cost will
deter the oitizens fr)m sauct,oainz the pro-
posed improvement
A Shaper.-The greatest shaver IS Parker,
No. IL West Third Street. He dou't take
usurious interest, but he takes tn, beard off
Ia twinkling and makes every customer
feel and look like a new mAn, Ills baths are
also delightful and refreshing. Give him q
trial.
Sacred Soires.-The Sabbath School connect
ed with the German Baptist Church, will give
grand Sacred Soires, at their church, corner
of Fifth aud Walnut Streets, on Tuesday sren-
ing, the 9th Of June fhe proceeds are to be
devoted to tue purchase OF n library for the
use of tho school. The house should be crowd
ed on the occasion Admission rs cents. ex-
ercses TO commence at quarter Of o'clock.
TlcI cts may be procured OF ], a. Muhlhassen,
ais King street. The Rev. W. B, H. Marsh,
of the Second Baptist Church, and the pastor,
Rev. G. W. Polwell, will deliver addresses on
the occasion.
The Markeis-Butter sold on Wednesday at
80 to 81 cents pee pound; eggs 20 to 30 per
doEen; spring chickens rs to 90 per pair -
dressed chickens So. 90 to So SO do; potatoes
So to 80 40 per bushel; sweet do. 40 to 80 per
half peck; apples 40 TO 65 dol strawberries 30
per box geoseberries lb to 20 per uhrt, cur