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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-16
ne.trnerire Fire.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA destructive
fire this morning destroyed the city as
sembly rooms, the American Theater
and several stores in Broadway. Loss
at least 500, coo. The goods in the stores
were mostly removed, so that loss of the
storekeepers will be slight. The build
ing was owned by. Edward Mathews,
Esq. His loss will be nearly $50, 900,
on which there is an insurance of $780,
The POSTS Washington special says
the President has not yet signed the
Freedmen's Bureau bill. It IS under
stood that the subject will be consider
ed at the next meeting of the Cabinet.
The Commercials Washington spe-
cial says that John Minor Bolts has
been examined before the Reconstruc-
ton COMMITTEES to-day.
a. R. Pollard has had an interview
to-day with the President to endeavor
to get permission to publish the Rich
mond Examiner again.
The fate of the bankrupt bill in the
House is doubtful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-16
Four Young Men Drowned.

EVANSVILLE, IND, 14.-Four well
known young men of this city, named
NJ. App and w. z. Stockton, went over
the river yesterday morping and on
their return last evening just after sum
down the slSif was swamped in the
middle of the river by the heavy gale
blowing at that time, and all OF them
We're drowned.
mometer was i've degrees below zero
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-16

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 15.-The Reno
Times says that the Reno Oil Greek and
Pitt Hole Railroad Is now open to Oil
Creek and commenced hauling oil from
McClintockyille to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-16

BUFFALO, Feb. 1.-THE report that
untrue. There have not been over two
hundred cases at .one time, and now
fast decreasing. To-day there was the
worst storm OF the season. The mefcu-
nv stood six degrees above zero, with
birh wind and driving snow. The Gem
traI and Lake Shore Railroads are run
ming as usual,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

A saryshs.-sRev. John O'Nsil, Of this city,
was very agreetbly "surprissd" on Friday
evening. the 22d uIi,. at HE residence, Az q
stb street, by the presentation 10 him OF an
eegant and well filed rosewood writing case
wish bis name engrAven on the top. Mrs. o.
Neill was likewise the recipient Of beautiful
port.monpsie. These articles were designed
~ Christmas gifts from the Scott n. e. Sab-
bath school 10 their "Paster sHd his family
large number of the young ladies OF the
school were assembled together with their gu
psrintsndsnt and others to witness the ceremony
of presentation in which little Irene Hawkins
figured as the Chief speaker, she having been
selected by her, seniors for that purpose -
Among the subsequent" holiday surprises" Mr..
q. gratefully acknowledges tho receipt Of
Crosby's +" Life of Abraham Lincoln
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
M An RIED.

On New Years Eve, Dec. 81, 1865, at the
Newport N. =. Parsonage, by Rev. W. q. Fries
Mr. VIM Hamilton to Miss Amanda Dickersou
both of Stanton, Del. No cards.
GA Monday, Dec. 2bth, 1885. in Phila., by the
Rev. VIM. Z. Robinson Henry N. Lewis TO Mas
Amanda Wilson, both of Wilmington, Del
Ga the alst of Dec 1865 by Rev. A. T. Scott
At the residence OF the brides psrents, Mr..
Thomss O Williams to Mise Sarah e. Emerson,
both OF Kent county.
On the Gath OF December. 1893, by the came.
at the residence OF the brides mother, Mr.. Jas.
a Ford TO Miss Anna Z. Harrington, both of
Kent county, Del.
On the 18th Of Dec. 1855, by the same, at
Mr.. John Harrington's Mr.. Joseph A. Ssttsr-
6eld to Miss Emma W. Bullock, both OF Kent co
On 18th no.. 2sth. by Friends Ceremony at
the residence of the brides parents 10 Kenaett
Square, Chester County. JabsE Baily to Mary
g., daughter of Isaac and ThamaEine Meredith.
Ia Marietta, Ohio. Sept. 29th, BY Rev. W. N.
Mullenix, Mr. W. q. Mates to Miss RebeccA
Pyle, all of Washington Co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

'fbhiFuiOHy JAAs Aooos
Ma. EDiroR IL do not think that the ques
tion Of whether to vseate thoss streets to thu
p. W. b B. R X. has been fully and fairly con
sidered. Numerous letters and arguments, Pre-
and con, have been published In our papers
and do not desire to compete with those who
have before discussed the subject, and whs are
Of superior ability, but would like cur citi-
Gems not to be too hasty, but to give Q little
more time and attention before rashly settling
the question. The conditions upon which the
City Council proposed to give up the required
streets were such as to reflect disgrace upon
those who proposed them. | am q stakeholder
In no r. r. Company, and am not situated SO
% to DO Influenced BY any, want to benefit
myself aud the community when possible. By
giving up the required streets to the Company,
the city would gain. The improvements which
they the Company design to make, are such
80 would benefit the city TO o great degree
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth
Of Improvements Why they would be cheap
at the price Of q dozen such little patches Of
land. OF course these buildings would benefit
the Company, and they should doso, but at the
came time they would benefit the city in general,
and those who own land or property in the vici-
nifty ofthe proposed depot 10 particular. The
City Council wants the Company, in addition to
Numerous other things, to pay the sum of $780,
600 for the gracious per mission to erect build
ings which are even necessary. Persons pass
Ing through our little citysare astonished that
. place which come little renown as q man.
uiActuriug plaS nd the only city in Delaware,
should have "a little one horse depot
We should ha, Inc buildings and then the
attention Of those who would otherwise 20 10
Chester or elsewhere for the establishment of
their manufactures, &c, would be attracted,
and would settle here. Now, conditions could
DO made not so hard to comply with.
The Company, think, would be willing to
construct the required water courses, &c, and
erect the buildings, aud they should also be
made 10 reduce the fare. II should be made
90 many cents per mile, irrespective of distance
and Justice should be done 10 Wilmington.
DBLrHBus.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
TIE LrersLAruRs.-This body will me,

The LEeIsLAruRn.-This body will meet
next Tuesday morning, whom the members will
We prssums,be generally in attendance. As 1t
10 an adjourned session the old officers will pre-
side. Persons who wish legislation on any sub
jeet. should have bills prepared for the fret
day Of the session. 1t is the height Of folly to
delay action In such matter. There will be
several applicants for divorce, but what other
demands will be made we are not informed -
The amendment to the constitution SHOULD be
ratified, and our own little State be thus
placed on the sido of freedom. OF this, how
ever, we presume there is little hope. The
politicians are joined to their idols, aud little
good can be expected from them.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

Hon. HEsRY WIsrnR DAVIS died at his real
dencs in Baltimore, on Friday night, Of phneu-
moniA. he was in the prime Of life, and one Of
the prominent men of the country. he form.
srIy represented the Baltimore district In Con-
gress, now represented by Col. PHrLrs, who
has served well and ably his country In the field.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

fE'Hg snberber hundfrd tons Of very super
| Tor Locust Mountain AMI Pine tcfest WINS" Ash
Coal sto,e Egg aud Nut fss, ahe he delivering 70
purthnsers from Boais at Z. Pve Cos wharf, At
In TIA. Foot Of range street, nn lower then
dH&r can be t.,urht sl-rwhfre, This Coal has
s<ISdI-baen car fu,y screened expressly for tho
s>HS" retail trade, and Il hept in Boats until
soit where 1, IL NOT exposed 60 and rRiu " gen
~, ~ rssa IN most ynrds Jos. FouT.
Ian IL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
kinsiiinx Wood Chcap.

tn BrsndywaAs stays Min 10 10 full operation again
and turning out daily large quantities Of refuse
MndilnG Wood. Hssds Of mies will fnd ths various
kinds We have the shsapest in Market have seven
dineren ainds fos Sale ;-stiysrs lali oak three
eorasrsd ssun tso oak Coon Rods lkilu dried Popar
bnndies. st.ss coiliAeA Bark snd Oak osrd Wood,
which We win deliver TO part Of the City 81 shert
natiss.
ortesAlsn st Nsssrs. AkhiR Aliens arossry stor-,
eoros youTih sss AArhst SITS hsbsrs AeIatiIs,, Sal
Second 81 the stsvs Mil will be punetuAliy at
wAdst %. RAY, sfIEe co PrcPrstsrs Of
jan 43R Brand wins sieve Mills,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

.sl WhInut ITAnk anu FOar1s-
EfitH Nslaut hand Rail Plank, Ath steP
<$T8x6fS B0aias. Ash Plank II. 10, : 3
esAn~1s1rHA@>@ i1eh, Poplar e. Boards Pupl-r a.
.rd. Po-r PLANK. Also Michigan Lumber Whts pDs
PLANK il lS az and inOh. Huildins lumber q All
Ia,eI iptsns Tor al. by CRAIG TArNALL,
DeI. Avenue aud Iatnsll street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
DIED.

At Norris Farm. in this city, on the 3ist ult.
Rudolph David, son Of Rudolph p. and Rebeccs
NJ. Field, aged sysars.
Died OF Dysentery in Braadywine HID, Del
on the ll,h of August, at II O'Clock, A. NJ,
Morton Penuock aged 2S months, and at ,.
~, Almira Chandler, aged years and months,
children OF Caleb and Rachel Ann Taylor.
When death comes into the house, aud takes
one Of Its most cherished members, we feel
very great sorrow and loneliness, but when two
are taken the bereavement seems more than
doubly severe. Yet, behold he takes away,
who eau hinder him, who will say unto him,
What does thou2
In this city, on the Esd ult., Martha N.
daughter of John and Lizzie Bleasdale, aged
IS months.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
NOTICE.


The New Castle County Matte nal Bank,
Of Odessa, December 18th, 1890.
The AnuuAl Election for nine Directors, for
year will BIS held In tia Banking House, Wednesday,
JanusIy ~, 1866 between the houra Of O'Clock, aud
SPIN H.. y. CHATHAM;
doc 2l-. Casher.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

The dieulty that has heretofore presented issif to
persons requiring large amount OF Insurance
rtsk can now be obvsted risks very considerable
amount can be taksa BY the above named Oompaniss-
The rates are as low as those usuAly charged other
Companies In good Standing
Circulars showing the statement Of the condition Of
tile Agency. JANIS WOOLLBY.
N b.-Ths New York Accidental Insurance Co, Of
New York City, Ataa Life Insurance O., of Hartford
ocan, are also represented at this Agency.
WILMINGTON, Dec 2l-4t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

rI'HE Annual Meeting oftbe Farmers Mutual Fire In.
sursuts Company, Of the State Ct Delaware CORNER
iy Of Mill rsek Hundred) will he held Mt the Gee
the Compsnv In Wilmington, gu Monday, the stl day
It'd MondAy) Of January next. at 10 clock A. NJ Al
which tmb eli ctiUn for IL Managers Of the ConpanJ
for tbe ensuing year will be held and one years inter
all deposit notes will be payable. The agents d
the Company Ruthcr Isd receive tho dues of mem
bers aud VIII be found Tor that purpose stated the
standing advertisement in this paper,
JRssE SHARPE, President.
RnnEnT .t.-1
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

Near Appomattox station, on the South Side
K. r. Va, April 9Th, 1865, George d. Pyle,
Co. F. 2nd W. Va. Cav, In the 20tL year OF
his age, son Of Moses and Mary A. Pyle. This
young man Of fins promise was killed instantly
on the eve Of Lees surrender and as the day
Of Peace had just began to dawn.
Rui-A----A A--,~A-a --h.4 .-sAi -~.s. d, ...-..
To anxious, yet hoping hearts at home,
In the CONFLICT We knew was our loved and
noble boy,
But little thought death SO soon would claim
our pride and Joy.
Killed and buried-liks thunderbolt IL fell,
How il crushed our anxious hearts no feeble
words can tell,
Our noble boy who left his home so young, 90
true and brave,
Now far from friends aud kindred, sleeps in =
soldiers CORY grave.
Killed and buried--not his spirit, for God $
0mnisoisnt eye,
Surveyed the bloody field aud called his soul
on high;
There the stormy shock Of battle can never,
never come,
But Peace, halloxsd reigns In the Kingdom OF
Gods eternal son.
In Marietta, Ohio. July 3lst, of sun stroke
Noses Pyle, Jr., In the 42nd year of his age
formerly of this city.
Griefs heavy burden will be light,
RArths dark shadow will grow bright,
When beyond deaths as,ting night,
Dawns eternal day.
Tho with weary feet We daily tread
The path that lsads to the city OF the dead
By the hand Of God we still are led,
He knows what is best.
Soon our sorrows will be s,sr,
Ard we shall sigh and weep no more
When we reach the eternal shore,
We shall there find rest.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

Once Treasurer Wilmington Navigation Company.
TUE Directors. have declared dividend Of sig per
cent on the Capital Stock Of the WILMINGTON Navi
gston Company Tor the last months, payable aud
Ahsr the nth inst, q sos Market 81.
o RICHARDSON,
Jan at Treasurer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
NOTICE.

WiLMiNGros, Drl Dec 90, 1866.
SSs sS" .e't ,9S Annual MSs9S %
mpany Will be held At No. 92l Market street, Will
min9ton Delaware, Thurs lay the LIST day Of fehrua
ry 1866 between this hours Of aud o'clock, NJ Tor
the purpose Of eecug three Directors to for three
aud for the transaction oi such other business ~
may O1eH
dee JOHN A GRIFFIN, President.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
sUBENT WVJNBht NbGTFTNEy Nt
EI, NOTlGE.


Wilmington nsl Dee 9th 1895.
Notice hereby given that the Annual Meeting Of III
Stockholders of TINS Bank will be held the Banking
HOUSE, TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of January 1896 be.
tween the hours Of and O'Clock r. NJ ter tho pur-
pose OF elctinB nine Stockholders Directors
the ensuing year. uEO. d, AAMsl hoNO,
dec T-ts Caphisr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
DsHE M A5ON 81 HAM LIN
Cabinet Organs.

PoRTY dn.reat styles adopted g sssiS sSH 20
b-lo, foe $50 30 Fto sses' .ra,d, A ,t.m
np Wa MRDALs OF . her nrst ILein NsanS FAN
IT, .i D9..ss, oi S1:cs 81 'faERs, New YOrs
asptYN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
WILMINGTON
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
No. 4 East Sixth Street.
JAMES WOOLLEY. Aasxr.

The want OF General Insurance Agency having been
felt IL this community, take this opportunity Of In
for ming the chscRs Of Wilmington aud Its sdiA to
Vicinity that have secured the Agencies OF the follow
Ing truly reliable Companies viz:
etsriu uaa RIr.I H.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

Don't forget tho Old Union Auction stand, 40.
III Enst lth street, Wilmington. beiL
A UCTlDN sales Of Furuitur,, &c every Wednesday
N and Saturday mornlug every Tuosiay aud friday
evening Of Dry Goods &C. Sc. Persons would DO we'll b
aud their furniture and other good, for sale, the Ano-
tons are well attended, rbd : DDS bring good prcea-
All money paid ever promptly Cash paid r. second
hand furniture, Stoves Furniture aud Beds stoves
snt other goods eoBtaBtlv hand foT private sale an
city and country safes attended TO promptly, both per
sonal and real, Charrrs uudrIa.c.
L. W. sTIpHAM, -AlctUuoer-
No. Ill Ehst 4th street, Wilmtu ston Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
NOTICE.

A nETEsHL sg Fl s the fs A,sSn
the house OF David Ireland Third street between MaTk
and King Streets Saturday, 18th OF January next
III o'clock, A. NJ, when Pfesileut Vice President
Secretary Treasurer aud ten Directors will be elected Il
serve the ensuing year. dec rs I'm.
Dec. 90 1885. JAS. II uOFFECKFR, Stcy.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
NOIlCE.

NEW CAhrie IhL, Doc Y, $50 .
ths cd pAttns shlp heretofore existing under tho hAt
OF t1AIkA Robinson tentere oiA pHuoh OF iHt,h hll
uuder the nm OF shaw huoMles vs. ms .y uss't'ol
by mutual consent ELMhh W , nLnhh,
All slanu against OF Amoants due said hrm u Clark
Rshinsob viii be settled by H. W CLARK, Tr,to MIS-
Nsu Castle, Delaware. ELMkR y CLAIM;
tee IA n JOliN :, WILL 80
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

PETER B. VANDEVEis,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
CONVEYANCER, &C.,
NEW CASTLE DBL
Writes Wills, Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages Leases Releases
Agreements aud other legal papers Alec attends TO
business generally. Jan 4-sm
DIssOL UTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
The &c. Partnership heretofore skisting under the
frm Of RumfUrd Son, IL dissolved this day by
mutual consent. The junior member Of the 6rn
will still oontinse to carry the Hat and Cap bust
ness at the old established stand, No. 400 Market
Street, and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit share Of public patronage.
EDWD. II. RUMF0RD.
Wilmington, January lst, 1855.
CARD.
Having relnquishcd the Hat and Gap BUSINESS to
nv son. 3. II. kumford return my sincere thanks
to my friends and patrons and request continuance
of their favors to my successor. j. humrohp.
wiiainGeo,, January LIST, ls6o-lm
WILMINGTON DrB wing school.
NHE subscriber begs inform the citizens Of wilmug-
i ton and vicinity, that he will reopen on Monday,
prawug School al the g. e coraer sixth and Madison
Streets whore he will be prepared to give instruction to
one on Tnesasy and Friday evenings past
until ten o'clock In sddton to Machinery and Arch
tscusi Drawing hswil give instruction In Landscapes
Oil and Water Coiors. Torms-one QUARTER comprising
~ lessons Of Ak hours, Right Dollars, payable 10 adj
vance. Por further infor|ati9R apply s ycH g ,
BE oornsr eth Madison Streets. Wilmington, Del
Jan 4-at
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

NATIONAL BANK OF NEWARK.
NEWARK Dec. 4, 1904.
S: Sit sS s IA s " r b
atthe BAutinE House. be'wesn the hours of 10 An
2 o'clock M tor Directors serve the Ensuing
dee al 81 0ashier.
CT IZRNs NATIONAL BANKoR(
Middlstowu Del, Dec. 10. 1865,
be an al, sSetS8 held q The ir AsS a.
O'clock NJ, for the purpose Of eleGtug nine Directors
to serve the ensuing year, BY Order
dec 2l-2N J, H., HALL, Cashier.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

TN. Arnusl Meeting for due eleclion OF Managers .
TIM House OF Refu ~ Of New Castle County" vii
he held WEDNESDAY, January 10th, 1866 at o'olock
p 81, In the Council Chamber, CITY Hall. All person
In the CRY and county ssTuss ly invited 70 aent
this meeting, II. y. AskEW, NJ D,
dtc 2s-thi President.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

Dissolution of Partnershfp.
THE hrm Of Casio and Steel 10 this day dis.o, by
i limitation. Either u the late firm will settle ac-
counts. JACOB CASHO
New ark Del, Jan. l, 1855 HUDSON 5TREL.
The undsrsignsd bave this day sasoclatei themsevts
together under the name style aud arm Of Casho Rsy
nods Co., for the general manufacture Of Machinery
at cashos Mills near Newark Del. The patronage Of
manufacturers and the public generally 10 respectfully
solicited. JACOB CAsHo,
WA. REYNOLDS
Newark, Jan I, 80 t-in JOSEPH OAsIIO
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
Ian a.
Dividend,

Dividend.
Iira National Bank, Wilmington, Del, Jan. l, 1896
VWk Board Of Directors have this day declared p.
vidsnd ofhys per esntum. (esar Of .. 9. Taxi pay.
able 70 tue stockholders and after the 10th
Jan 4-4t GEO, ID, ARMSTRONG. CasbIsr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04


USIos NAIIoS AL BASK
Whining tpn, bel Dee sth 1906 /
T9eTaoLoERs Of iSi; Bank will please ,s.e nOss
day Of January next between the hosr of aud fo-r
c'ecek, NJ for niue Directors to the ensuing
year. j. W. nay,
dec Z. tie
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

yTss Cam. e tAs g,sSS:s. Of The ;aS,S,iscr "
M.4A- tsptember. a red Mplsy Cow, The owner is
req eHted TO come hrwsra' prove property pay
ohbt ses end tahs her away ,po r.,,y,,
daeW -1tN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

and Drawers ever offered in this market, or import.
cd to this country, would call the attention Of those
In want Of an extra article II will give US pleas
urs to show them. W. n. cRow s16 Market a.
For Rmt-A very desirable wheel wright
stand, at the corner Of Tenth and TatDail SITS
Apply to Joseph Turner. dec 2s. At.
-Four Houses 10 R.at, al low rates, to families
OF weSvers at "Riddle's Milia" on the Brady.
wine. nose
4. B. Fins, Bricklaysr and Contractor, Of
ice 'aL Johu Flina's Stove aud Furnishing
ST ore, No 3l9 Market street. Particular at
teuuon paid 10 Heaters, Ranges, Furnaces and
Jobbing generally. july lS-ly.
FdEnd.-On tue Lancaster Pike, last Friday
lnorning, a buffalo robe, which the owner can
have BY proving property aud paying charges.
Apply to VIM. Valentine, No. l0sl W. Front st.
Try Foley, Celebrated Gold Ps~.--Just rssei.
we'd q, George orags, Jr, 4o5 Market street. a new
lot Of Foley's Gold Pens; each pen warranted for
one year and guaranteed to give satisfaction. MO
| SsntOn not only makes the cheapest but the best
photographs n this city, at his rooms SIS Market
| St, Wilmington, Del deo2b-3m
The best and cheapest shirts fronts at Il, n.
Stroud Co, l0S west Second st.-no30-lm
| For Sdie.-The good will, stock and fixtures
oil a confectionery, ice cream aud oyster sd.
loon, now dom a good business, aud house
| for rent. Good reasons given for selling out
Address with real name, H. Y q, Wilmington
| Delaware. jan-i.
For Sals.-A desirable three story brick house
No. e2S French st., one of the most pleasant
parts Of the city. Apply to VIM. Bright 4
Son, No. 10 West Eleventh St.
Store sad Dpsil,as Rfaat.d.-wauted on the
z5th Of next March. one heuss Al Market street
between And and 4th sirssts. Good price will
be paid Address J, ~, ct this ofios,-no2o.s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
Attention Farmers.


--s-T1-0S Tt-rTER " AeH-Thit OLD ano NeitAas~, !,
NhiaoV' ~ ths sstter, has come to life aexin.
~ ne Tor s.ls a. heINALI+ Drug store.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

The subscriber will apply 10 the next General Assem-
bly, Of sste Of Delaware for an tot 70 divorce her
trnm her husband Joseph lath,Op. kAtlIbL LaTuknP
NOTICE.
snh. .hal Nil annly at uVx Gguprat A
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-28
MasrE ~ STONES ITs h on Shlc G.
.garAxrKaslsTfE orsfAAt's oryrtx, J
fIRsT DIVISION,

opAHrRaslsrsK orsfsAE's oryIcs,)'
wAsHnsros. D. c., Peb. IS, ises.
Will be sold, at 30iesboro', d! c., at public
hustios, under the direction Of Captain George r.
Brownihg, A q ~, on WEDNESDAY, March =,
a:ss sgiETShAsr2as i s4sSaE ~ CONSIST g sSs
| hSrssshoss, Manila Rope, Scrap tIrou, Bed.
hteads, Benehss, Coffee Boilers, Tin Cups, Knives
hnd Forks, Ladies', Camp Kettles, Dutch Ovens,
bish pans, Messrpans, Tin Plates, Coal -seuttlee
spoons, Cooking Apd Heating stoyes, Blankets,
Bridfes, Horss BRUSHES, opfryeouibs, Saddle
Blankets, Buckets, CASKS. Horte Collars, Head
Hafters, Ambulance Harness, PoHfihorss Har.
ness, (sets,) Hay racks, Lines Martings gales, Rid
Ing sspd Carl Saddles, Neck -straps, sufsinglss,
Pour. hops Ambnfahces,y Army wagons, -four
sSE.s wagoas ltyS, sDIse Iron Z. WsisI, wagSa.
PPpnohss, Ha%%s,s, Isrr,sr. kniyes nsesy.
Ia tn9ss, Pists Lanterns, Plorghs, Rakes,
sborsis, spsdes, Wheelbarraws Bridle!b bits, Tire
Iron, chsip, Scrap Leather, Coal OIL Barrels,
fas Stores must DO removed by the purchaser
within Ave days from the day Of sale.
The H6rseshoss, Rope, and Scrap Iron will, II
desired, be delivered by the Government, free
pfshsfgo for transportion. on the Depot wharf,
Terms Cash IN Government funds. .,..'~'
4 boat for oiesboyo' win leave the Sixth street
FRArf. every hour during pc dsy Of ssle;
Breys, BrIyadier General, in charge Nrs Dish'