Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
LOCAL NaATTERS,

VIM. Bright Son advertise the LORaI
House at private sale. 1t lisa desirable prop
erty and must rapidly increase In value.
Mary Ferguson adyer tises her bakery an,
dwelling in Newark, al private sale.
patent mas been granted to l.. Phlegor, 0
Philadelphia, Pa, aud George @. Lobdell, o
Whining on, Delaware, for improvement II
obtaining oil from wells antedated August 2
1866
Ga Friday Iast, about 20 men, enlisted TO
the U. 8. Infantry in this city, left for Rcbmon,
Va.
Holders Of the 5 EOS of 1862 would do wei
to avail themselves OF the present foreign de-
mand aud exchange them for the new ant
more desirable $50 % Of 1864 and 1885, a
present they will obtain about two percent
profit in the exchange by applying to John
McLear h Son, Bankers No GOT Market 81.
John Ferns has taken out letters testamen-
tary on the estate OF Margaret Purdy, late o
this city.
Walton, Whann d Co, have the celebrated
Morrison plow for sale.
VIM. Hare advertises his superior tomato
Bottle, which is well worth the attention of the
heads of families.
Holders of 1905 of August 10, 1854, car
have them converted into the $40 loan OF '65
by applying TO John Mclean & Son, stock and
exchange brokers, No. GOT Market st.
@. Kendall offers his fine large four story
house and store, No. 2l3 Market street, at pri
vate sale. augl6 81
If you want good tea go TO r. H. Jones' 5th
and Market SITS.
Col. Grimshaw, our Post Master, has shown
us printed stamped euvelop Issued by the
Post Office Department. The card of the par
~ using the envelopes is printed by the Gov
eminent without charge and contains a rsqueot
to return the letter to the writer if not deliv-
cred in, say, ten days, Letters sent in such
envelops will be returned to the writer's with :
out additiona, charge. If one Of the envelopes
should be spoiled in directing, the postmaster
will give stamp in return for the spoiled en-
| velop.
The subscribers having commenced the can
ming business at the corner of Fifth and Mar
ket streets, would take this method of calling
the attention of the citizens OF Wilmington
and vicinity to the fact that they are prepared
to receive orders for all kinds of canned fruits
| an vegetables. All goods warrsnted to give
entire sat tiuc ion. All orders lett at the store
OF r. II. Joues, oOrBer Of 9th aud Market Sts.,
will receive prompt attention. DUNCAN h
JONES. VIZ. p. DuEoAs, r N. JONES.
John McLear d Son bankers and brokers,
No, COZ Market street, buy and sell all classes
Of government securities, gold, silver, and I'M
current money. Collections made on all acces-
sibie pGinta. Compound interest notes wanted.
The ays;ic Circle will make an excursion to
p Insgrnye this (Thursday) evening, on the
steamboat Union. No spirituGus liquor or sus-
piciOus persons will be permitted on board tho
boat.
william H. Reynolds adverlises several de.
sirsble properties at private sale on reasonable
terms.
William Il. Pierce declines being candidate
fer the mayoralty.
Geo rgs o. Hanson OF New Castle Hundred
advcr,ises Usage Orange Quicks for sale.
alt ia the best ever used" is the universal
remark In regard to Neoteric Soap, manufac-
tured by Harris B. Co., and sold by all grocers.
Lost or stolen from the steamboat "Ariel,"
abouttwo weeks ago, pac kaye OF perfumery
from Cristiaua & Co, and directed 10 Edward
McIuall, Wilmington Any information Of 1t
will be rewarded by McInall, l24 Market Ct.
Do not fail TO get bottle OF Tompson's
Anti Cholera Drops, best thing 10 the Market,
price only rs OTIS; Prepared only by Tompson
Apothecary Institute Building.
+, j. Gosln, OF New Castie, advertises to
extract teeth without pain by the application
of Narcotic Ether Spray,
Thompson's Concentrated Essence Of Jamai-
ga Ginger, none IN the Market, better.
Thompson. Apothecaay, Institute Building {.
Thomrs0D's anti oholerasmix'ure will cure
oholic cholera morbus, Diarrhoea, 60. Price
only rs cts.
L. A. q. T. at Thompson's Drug Store. Go
and get it.
Joseph NJ. Barr, one Of the delegates from
this State to the Johnson Convention now in
session III Ph!ladelpnia, ives appointed one
OF the committee on OrRa1ization,
Brooms. wholesale and retoil, only % cents
apiece at D. h. Buckingha ms 7th and Mar
ket streets,
Pure Cider Vinegar for picking purposes,
yeare old, warranted. D, L. Buckingham,
TIN AID Market streets
The high and deserving reputation of Neo-
te'.e Soap manufactured by Harris & Co, will
be maintai ned; don't fail 10 try it. Sold by
ali grocers.
Noics.-The Farmer are notified that owing
to q Misunderstanding, the cxeu advertised to
be at Knoxville, Chester Co.. Pa, on the 18th
inst, will not arrive for a few days Notice
will hereafter be given tho time,
SILL & NICHOLS.
Waats d. Board. for a lady and daughter,
with Nm unturnished room, In e small family in
a reepect bile par. of the city. Apply at this
Office.
Ro66ery.-- Some rascals few days ago. ea-
tered the workshop OF Mr., Robert Smith, and
stole about $500 of tools, $40 worth OF which
belonged to MIR. Bancroft.
Groeers Alteration. You can save time aud
Harris Il %, corner OF Water aud Orange Sts.
Pc nc.--The Good Templars of Christana
Lodge, No. 7, l. o. g. T., intend holding a
temp picnic in the woods of Mr.. John
McFarlau, near Newport on ThursdAy, the 23d.
All who love the cause of temperance are i'll
vited to attend.
Officers of WdtGdsssH b. 3. C.-President,
Charles H. Lounsbury Vice President, John
III INI,,,
Recording Secretary, W. Nj. Nokerson Cor
responding Secretary, W. Harry Graves. All
challenges for this Cub should be directed to
the Corresponding Secretary.
| Camp Meeting .-The meeting at the Union
Camp Ground, near Camden, Del, commenced
on Wednesday. 1t will be one OF the largest
Camp Meetings ever held at that place Trsius
| of cars will leave this city at 1926 A. ~, and
P. II. Returning, will leave Camden at 8 .45
A. NJ, and lilo p. NJ. during the Camp Meet.
ing. Round trip tickets Sl.75.
Military DepGrtnsnt.-The Secretary OF War
has issued an order changing the Military De-
par.ments. Delaware has been placed 10 the
Fifteenth Department under the command OF
Brigadier and Breyet Major General Edward
r. S. Candy, with headquarters at Washing
| ton.
A lfua,fcent GW.-Jacob Tome, ESQ, OIL
Port Deposit, has proposed 10 the trustees OF the
NJ. L. Church OF that town to build the congre
cation a new church. costil g S25 900, or to do
nate that sum for that purpose, the work 10 bt
commenced as soon as practicable.
For Sale One three horse Engine with
Boiler attached, in perfect working order; also
a Broom Handle Lathe nearly new For fur
Their particulars ell on Mr.. John Otto. No.
| West Front St.
Stolen Ga Saturday night, August 18th,
pocket book containing some papers and G
small sum of money, including three dollar
note on the Savings Bank Of Vermont. AM
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