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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18


Officers, Mr. Osterhaus is her attentive
clerk. y 4't 3i 1N Atts rs
For Lou1sYILLE-The splendid Taras-
con leaves for Louisville at 8 o'clock TINS
morning, in charge of Capt. Jim. LnsK, an
illustrious commander. John Oueroaener
Arthur Field and Billy Stephenson are
her elegant clerks. Dabney Page is her
.coramissary of subsistence, and knows ms
duty. .,- lEa nf a.FaIHZf 2lT =.
The Rose Hifeis the regular mail boat
for Louisville this evening She mas al
mirable cabin appointments. Capt, bar
laid, George Patterson and Jesse Jackson
are Metropolitan officers. As coli
icgq GEeanfngs from our Exchanges
ba CfNcrENATI+ Commercial Of Thurs
I day says:f 5iaa 1HH .aEis
1.-the weather yesterday was mild and
clear. with the mercury al ~ oegISSes- -,
/ Pittsburgh, the river is rising, with Zee
! in tbe channel. The Kanawha is falling
i with Is inches in the channel; st 80 ~ ~
river is recedlng slowly, with leea 9a eiis
| shoalest bars hence 70 AoaAsf AiAe'. -
/ Major Rice. of the Pine Grove, received
dispatch, yesterday, announcing sAA ACC
/ and rising at Gallipolis.
/ 1-1sant Holmes, ofThe Pickett, also received
! q dfsDatch reporting twenty-nVe lhcne
1 and falling slowly in the kanaWha- wat
Captain Thomas +. Eckert, OF the West
ernr Insurance Company, received a gus
match from Cairo, announcing Inc slnA ~
Of Captain Jesse Deans fine steamer We
|. | senger The dispatch gives no furtner par
ticniars. The Messenger was oouna iron !,
Cincinnati for New Orleans, ana SUM- IA -, II
| the Mississippi, between CAIRO anQ m ~ =
Dhis She was in her first season, built
Pittsburg, valued at $40 900, and insured u
Pittsburg offices for two-thirds heT ve e106
Her cargo, from Cincinnati, valued az sloo
600 is principalIy insured in C1nclnnal
offices Mr.. Palmer, agent for Clnclnn, IA
| Underwriters, left for the wreck on Aas
] nights train.
LoU1sv1LLE.-The Courier of Thursda
says:
The river was about at stand yesterda,
with three feet three inches water In u
canal by the marks, in the evening" II
weather was clear and pleasant, thoug
cool all day, the thermometer not ranglL
igher than so in the shade.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18
gas BARRETsT'S s
VEGET A B L r.
HAIR RESTORATIVE

. ws PRoNouNCED BY THE MOST
II scientific Analy teal Chemists, to be
the REST PREPARATION FOR THE
HAIR ever yet produced. 1u9As
: TT RESTORES Ora HAIR; TT PRE-
VENT HAIR FALLING OUT: IT
CHANGES THE r OOTS TO THEIR
ORTGINAL ORGANIC ACTION; 1T
IRA DTGA TIES LDANpRUFF AND HUI
MORS; 1T KEEPS THE SEA p
HFALTHY; 1T CONTAINS NO LNJU-
RIO US LNGREDLEN7.S; And rs UNI.
VERGALLY ACCOR DED TO BE a
gPTFNDTD DRESSING. AND SUPE
RIOR TOILET ARTICLE; ITS AERI1b
ARE INSIDE THE BOTTLE
Every bottle CONTAINS MORE LIQUID
than any other dollar preparation.
NO LARGE REWARDS offered 20 S sTraJF
lish its efficacy: but WE DO QUARRY = =
to refund the money to any person WIZ
will use two bottles and then say tnat oui
Restorative has failed to do all we Clam a.1s
J. R. BARRETT * CO., Propr16loAs,
Manchester n. ID.
n Who Wholesale Agents, Evansville, Ind.
naval d3Inf eOd1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18

Among the first boats due here are the
Mary Erwin, Nightingale, Rose HANDLE
ton and Talisman, from st. Louis; Rose
Hite and J. T. McCombs, from Louisville ;
Lorena, for New Orleans; Charmer, from
Cairo; Altoona and Sherman, for Memphis.
Kate Robinson, from Memphis; Argosy
and Maggie Hays, from New Orleans; Sam
Orr, from Eastport, and j. P. Webb, from
GAINESVILLE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18
Freight, Packages, Money and
ValuableS,

They solicit a continuance Of former IA
yors. Especial care taken In the colIectlon
of Bills, Drafts, Notes, ana the transported
ton of valuable packages.
ANY information in regard to the routes,
&c.. can be obtained at the Office on First
street. next door to the Post-otttee
marI8 THOMAS GATHER Mt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18
River and Weather.

Z The arrivals and departures up to three
O'Clock yesterday include the r.. M. Bishop,
Cincinnati to Memphis Dan. Able and
Bermuda, Louisville TO Memphis; Pink
Varble, Louisville to Tennessee River !;
Armada, Cairo, to return Tigress, New
Orleans to Pittsburg; N. w. Casey, Union
town to ri; Advance, to Cumberland
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18
.Ronfa LeaNing To-Day.

For CAIRo.-The elegant Phantom. Capt.
Tom. Boluss, is the regular mail packet Tor
Cairo to-day at o'clock. Charley Irwin Is
again at his post in the office, and ms
genial, sInile will spread a halo OF Light,
around him. Go ON the Phantom.
|, The beautiful Mary swan, Capt. CHAINS
pion. win pass down for Cairo late tonight
or. early in the morning tomorrow. She
il an elegant new boat, with excellent &C
commodations and polite and attentive
Officers, Mr. Osterhaus is her attentive
iotarar 4H% 10 T8a t G#f fD &H&
80 A A|.. i. = 4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18
HATS and CAPS
of the latest styles.

We are regularly receiving the latest ana
most approved goods in our line, at thx
lowest prices, and expect to keep mp Will
the market in respect to quality and price
Persons purchasing are respectfully u
vited to call at No. S3 MAIN 6TREkE1
and examine our stock.
VIM. H. WALKER & 90.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-18

~N SEASON. nice lot of s. g. Dried
Beef and Hams just received az tne
CITY Grocery. Also, an extra artlciS u
Ham and Bologna Sausage, wen sLhoAeu
and in prime order, at the
aAAO 40 CITY GROCERY,
ia96 /. IGLEHEART q CO.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

Ii ALIIMoHE
LOCK HOS PI Il AL.
ESTABLISHED As A REFUGE FROM QUAoKERY
The only place where
CUBE CAN BE OBTAINED.
I NR. JOHNSON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST GER
tain spsedy aud only anG. m n
Ia iss Kidneys 5 and iaSeanlsv 5iseRs
Sssa Gsnse Si Low spits, q fdess Pa
i sSt OF OF s d GGsT %iS % as
Nose skin AneetioPs the LIVER Lung, stomssb
tsrY habits o. youthseoret and SOLITARY practices
the 70 OF uy Iii htins hsiT most Brilliant
hoTes or anticipatiOns. rendering marriage &C, i-
'''' YOUNG MEN
sS aS Il
ssa nj s ass
Tl sas CT e %f @ 10
SFf bsids
ply hs1as s.e.; Sia.si he
confidently f SatG s2T'SS ~ Wk4KSPE ay.,'An
lie
able and niarEis.e iaposs oes the penalty PAID BY
srs too apt 70 eolamt from not blns ssaFe
Do As
thai ths power Of is lost sooner oy those
BESIDES bein. deprived OF the pleasure OF hsathy off,
sSth esiy and mini arise The system Becomes De
fansea. The phyasal aud mental iuncti9ns Weakened,
papiston Of The hsst lG4i GO a. ntat.onSi
'''u' DR. JOHNSON.
Member OF .ne Royal college Of Surgeons, London,
GrAduste from one o me meet emlHtnt colleges n tne
S' spsa & as sS S F,1
phiq anu elsewnsre has effected soms OF the most
witt ringing n the head AID ears when asleep great
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

WORK Foa THf Oiry Petitions have beeu
rftssn al 60 the cay Connect 01kug that
todJ TO have King Street wdensd from Sec.
O5d SIest TO tue Railroad, aud elsp 70 have
rsutb Street opened from Ta,naii to west "
Te accomplish this work Ia connection With
sts wideoiug of Ninth Street, viii require
isfes sum Movements have been heretofore
made 10 ordsi ~ effect these improvements
eat they hsvs slwsys besn abandoned on ac-
count OF the amount ol money sajnaged ue
SesssrJ King Street Ia grea' tbotoug hfare,
and should b. widened. but tho treasury is
nc; il proper condition 90 bear the required
ape disLre Il Is likely the slofe dat The
entire project If improving ihrse stfeets viii
&c aguiG deferred TIL meuhtfs a. t"u0cil
would doubtless like to comply ota the te.
sasst Of the petitioners. DuI have o.t the he
cssssrJ mssus al their dispssal u d. ,o.---
TIE expenditure would Cs o,e' 55O GOO. II
rei o7e- $4,000
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

fHt GREATER CatNIShL The man whp con
ttiies 20 destroy agood government is guilty
Of far greater crime ,bsn the man who rom
communities 10 strife, lesds 10 the sacriice OF
thousands Of lives, aud brings misery npon
millions of people, while the latter destroys a
siugls indivii usl a. family aud causes
ino aiming 10 ouly ivw hougeholds. We o-n-
ut understand upon What prircip,e the forme,
should escape pra''bmr1t, while he batter IL
sIeeh I'd upon the eallp ws. Treason should
be made odions, aud lomo meslarf0 shonjd he
sdoptst tor ,hHt purpose
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
DIED.

Near McDouough, May 3lst lndisnua Dung
est daughter of Richard aud Mary Long, aged
seven years, II mouths aud II dats.
Oh, Father, Mothe-, drJ those bitter tears,
You viii meet your daughter IN high
II lost to earth she there appears
In bss that cannot die.
Oh loving sisters let not grief
So greatly on your bosom prcss,
For eympatty may yield relief
Aud soothe your spirit loneliness
In this city, on the 18th inst &rs Eliza j.
Pennington, III the Ash year OF heT ago
On the 24th inst, gt the residence vi his
mother, corner Fifth aud Lombard St., after II
proir acted illness Of five years, James P Bon
ney, aged % years,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28


h- SPLH o. 10 = ne ~ DdfMe rt1y
ne U"'o" SUI ffym9 l"' o"'9n tIe s om',
ri tn's'efsd fft' we, tue FeoP!e so'n
Anniversary OF the De l'fh'inu OF lnuepeu-
dTnre, At GOV Riddle fH'"u'Se' On "euuss-
ahy, JhlN an, 1866 Two 'qHnIo7 from Tue Ter
minus o. the CITY RAILWAY Depot Ihe Hal'-
way viii PIT on ext cars Tor the occasion
ufhod Sainfe from the swamp Angei oil loo
guns, by Captain Montgomery orator oil Tue
laS OaptalL >. Valentine; 10 Memorlum
o. he hopored dead oil tue rebellion, sergeant
j l.. killgore Salutation oil National pela-
ware Fiage-Vlctor'ous ia every nsht-he'er
lost Flag OF Gun. million OF years IN
oae days demonstration "rahd Banquet 10
pelH~sio heroes. Professor hitcn'es nauu
WI Dc III ettenuauee, "neu nj WIN hh'e u"
Bfig Gen. John Y. GhTisty will be master OF
ceremonies COMMITTEE OF Arrangements -
;ieTg cant Johu 3. Miller, Brigade Surgeon DR..
Nm II. White SeIgt. Charles Talley, Sergi.
| MBjof W. q. =. Poulson, Musician James
Brown, BeDJ4mlu = bellew the onel legged SOL
die, Col A II. Grnlshaw. Col N. Gist,
, Lieut. John 81 Dunn, SrrrI Il II, D, Watson,
| Private Husbands. Lieut.. g. Z Evans,
corp r. l.. Armstrong Capt, b. r. Nields,
Snrgeon D. " Maull Capt, Geo Nebeker, 1t.
! Riddle sergt W. T. Js ,ndell, Corp, Geo, W,
Jackson, setgt Price color bearer, Ssrgt. J l..
| Killeore Sergt. Croney, Capt f. q Stotsen-
turp Lieut. J NJ Wheeler, Major D. NJ, Kent
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
Prirafe Sale

.k~SA The subscriber offers At Private Bale, val
~. ~ uNhlr tt ct nf iaud, situated 10 Duck Greek
ME- Handled, Kent Ctunty, Del, sig and hal
ks-stlA miles west vt smyrna Station, the 6ayTnA
N tiuEton Road. containing one hundred aud sew
caty i've aGrea less about updred enclosed
wish tt fences, ia fouI Acids nnler cultivation, thu
0tlNlee III young >ul thriving timber good part Of
Which with small amouit OF labUs be brought 10
10 guilty stau. The sl is VI gut sandy Dam, (no ara
all applications 81 lime and manure The improvements
GRE oil new, AID CONSIST in To story frame houss With
rooms -Od grAsIy aud crib "a feet eQnire small
stable ARD -iucke house, all in Ui order,
tttlng " good water the door, the location 10
healthy to schools mills
sc Sc.
Conditions oiSy. FOR further pa call ~
drr-s Henry PtAtt the premises tho subseribs
AZ wilminst1a, New Castle Co, Del
u,uealm ASA PoINsErT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

In Philadelphia, on the 5h of June in tho pre-
sence Of Mayor Mo Michael Mr. Alfrel b Carrcn
ter to Miss Lydia A, daughter OF Thomas knsey
all of New Castle county, Village Zee lrd copy
At Friends Meeting Stroudsburg. Pa. on the 2lst
inst, Edward Tatnall, Jr, of BrandYwins, Del, to
Rachel, daughter of Samuel Alsop, Of Delaware
Water Gap, Pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
273u

273Ii 27l5
Balls, Bats Score Cards and Books for Base Ball
players, for sale at Italians Segar Store, No III
East Fourth street. may 81 1t
The Grain and Fruit Crops IN DsiaWHe.-
The writer of this article last week visited diff
terent portions of New Castle and ent couu-
ties, and noticed particularly, as he passed a.
long the various roads the prospect OF the
crops Wheat, oats and corn promise to yield
an average crop There is no prospect for a
crop Of peaches-the fne orchards look bar
rem The lovers of this luscious fruit, so far
as Delaware is concerned will be disappointed.
Last week the farmers in the vicinity OF Mil
ford were busily engaged in grading wheat
which looked very fine. The apple, pear and
plum promise good yield.
Brandywine sprinys.-we are pleased to
know that this beautiful aud favctite spot is
fast filling up. We anticipate gay time
there this season. The grounds, walks, and
baths are Ia fine order. The PROF tor 10 gen
tlemanly aud accommodating, and the prices
for entertainment are very moderate
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
@slawats &sput'ifaa.
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1866.

TEE AMERICAN FARMsW. This excellent
monthly has been revived by worihngton 4
Lewis, at SO Gay Street, Baltimore. We con,
mend it 10 the patronage Of the farmers OF oar
State It will prove OF far more value to any
en,srprising man than the So which is CURED
50 pay the snbscription fJr one year.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

Cdrpeatering. George H Tindali pays pat
ticulsr attention to fitting up stores as we'll as
all kinds of jobbing In his line of business.
Persons wishing counters, and other fixtures
would do we'll to give him a call as his terms
are very moderate. His shop is at No. Ill
West street his re lidence lie at No, 42s East
Fourth street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

The Kubseriber ohers at private sale, q small
q '.sS0 atm, situated In Christana Hundred, about
EEL % miles from Wilmington, the road leading
k-A from Centrevils 10 Newport. adj dining lauds Of
william LOwther, Abraham Palmer and others. Con.
tanning 685I Of thriving timber principally chest
nut, choice variety Of fruit buildngs good, viii be
sold reasonable aud on easy terms
in 1S-it GARRETT PYLE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28


Wilmip gton, Del, June 18th 1866
The attention of all persons is hereby requested to the
flowing provisions of a City Ordinance
"Ifany shall thTo ito any cracker, squib
other work. sell keep for sale cracker
tquiB other sre work within the limits of ns city,
every person tending shall forfeit pay fine often
liars Ana II amy person shall discharge u swivel,
guu pistol any Firearms within this city gery per-
offending ALL for such offence, forfeit and
pay fine OF dollar provided that these provisions
hal apply to the FcHr tn day OF Jnly. BY drec.
ton Of the Mayor JAMES C. Pers1n, High Constable.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
FOR sA


~ came To tho White Hous' tolrI, Gamer ii
srW<Sa srcnrl aBd ri'nsli Suest- pu saturday. III.
kWXl 9li irsi., brow horse. blrs rnhnel with
-NAGsAA~saddls. asd about l61S hs'd4 high Tie
" requested forward an prov, pupfty,
Jay charge and AXE him assay or h. will nr sold
.IIAinn u law L. % Aia John LIMMnN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
no TgI CITIZENS, OF WILMINGTON. AND

|
| The projectors OF this contemplated i'm
| provement offer the following estimates as thu
| basis OF their belief that the enterprise Will
pay the stockholders ilir interest on their
| investment. While the great object is 10 Rn
t8t the city Of Wilmington, and the country
throsgh which the road passes, the Directors
are aware that il cannot expect 10 carry II
| through, uuless there is II decided prospect
OF its being u payiu enterprise, Indeed, it
may be said with truth, that without fnancial
| success, il caunot be really and materially
useful to the community. The directors are
| fully OF opinion having given much care aud
patient attention to tn. subj set, that the capt.
| tsl involved IN the construction Of this road
| viii yield iatr dividends 10 the owners almost
| from the commencement provided i, bp cou.
| strurted and managed npon sound business
| priurin,s,, aud wi honi The sacrifice of it's
mtaus Ia bad transferring. U,on no other
basis ran the present BOARD bt Induced 10 un-
| dertaks the WORK. sud they so ict tbe sub
scrptious OF their iullow tltiI, ns aud the con
| fdenee OF the publlc ia the undertaking, with
| the AssulAuer that the capital subscribed
shall not b. suuAudtred In commencing
wotk which canuni We flushed with the means
| ayailnble
II should b. ramrm1eret that tia rsgio to
he lrayetsed by this rad is que OF great re-
sources, Hdnut1c,urtay 3gricuifurui and Nm
eraL Ii both CD and pupuiuus, with an
enterprisinr nnd active population II the stu
gle element If agriculture has snficei to pre-
duce the success of tue Delaware Rail Road,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
SEALED PROP0sAL.s

Will he received by the undersigned Till Saturday
the eth day d July ensuing for me HUNDRED AND
FORTY or FIJI rI TONS Of EGG and STOVE COAL, of
pounds the ton. The Coal is be delivered and
put away ca EMILY In the cellars Of Public School
in such quantities t. stch School house. the
Commttsr shall direct ii Is to be nt "a good quality
The Committee the power to Ject all bids II
they consi them too high The proposals to be directed
to the undersigned at this city Treasursrs Once
ALLEN CAV HROP,
WESLEY FALLEY,
Committee
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

Total population 25,ols.
No. OF dwellings 1909. Families 47i6.
No Ut stores 526.
Il will tie seen that there are 53l f9m Lies
more than there ara dwellings.
Base BdH-A match game Of Base Ball was
PLAYED on Saturday, June 23rd, between the
at nine of the Alaska, and the first Rine Of
the Tecumseh Clubs, both of this city. The
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
THE ROBINSON HOUSE.

DELAWARE CITY. DEL.
- Tie subscriber having taken the above !is-
zel4N tel! aud put 1t In complete ordor, Is pre-.
IssssMH parcel to entertain the pahc In manner
that will give entire satisfaction. The best
Es2-kz1the market affords will be found his Ia
BILE, and his Bar supplied With the best OF liquors His
Stables ga l. and attentive hosters IN attendance,
Being determined to please All who may tayor him with
n call he Ii pea receive liberal share of patronage.
june 2s.3mw JOHN sToEKLEIN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

Fly Catehes-Alaska 3; Teclmssh g. Umpire
Speakman OF the Pacific; Scorers-Vernon OF
the Alaska; Graves of the Tecumseh. Time OF
game--6ve hours
Base Ball players always procure Bats Of best
quality, Eagle and star lis, at Halam's Sogar
store, No. II East Fourth Street. may 2l.4t
Base Bdh.-A practice game OF Base Ball
played by TWO mines OF the Red Lion Club Of
Red Lion, and the Delaware club OF ST. Geor-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

A.. A good houts In Brandy wius Ntilagr sut.hie
an. Tor sli kind. nj public bu iue-s u er, are ait
-4s&- trees, good garden and 80 II bui. Apply on
the premises t. lLTnN STEcL June 2s-N
FOR SALE.
CLAW Two Arst Class Mich CUAs nss,. inquire
MI 9th and Pine SITS, IL RIFLE, Wilminr ton,
.Sy4ee4 De. lNu" u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

!. 10 Inc tuhHeFI0ef ouois lof sale, bis farm con
E4ls1 taIning 10 Acres, lying both sides Of the
t.kNa Delaware Rsiltnad, near DUPONT Station. and
~ - within miles Of Dover, the land Ia GENERALLY
h g sud rolling aud Ia good ststs Of Gu walton hAs
Ing been rh,fy improved with Inns aud clover, the to
l. well -utrd 60 raising peaches there Is nov on III
piact small orchard bearing; running streHn OF
w, bounds side OF the farm; II IL convenient Is
hos schools, mls railroad aud yigtion; about
lsu Ases are under cultivation, balance woodlAnA
large proportion OF which Is chestnut timber the bui
ua. rinary but comfortable; to peach growers u
TRUCKERS, or any one wanting farm 10 live upon this
arm % cheap, and will be Ad bargain. Terms made
r''nmodatng. The personal lTOpeEy eompflsing the
stock AID farming implements. will De sold with the
ihg. " Desired may Is II GE1 X. TOWNSEND.
lpRlUK CLAY LOTs, within the city vi Nnningtcu.
will he leased or terra Of years. Immediate pos
erosion gwen, by application 10
f. p SIN JAMES WEBB.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

STOIG TOT ItGnt'
shsAS< Remainder OF lease, Strok and HlIturee fat
lm!VG Sale, such - chance seldom 1ferea. No ham
MIL bug hut will be s1id ban gam. lefns easy
h1lNA Nothing for good " III, and trade already
isbhshsi; possession by the lst Of July. Amount Of
lusiutt- last wear, sixty thessAnd dollars Our maiu
Store keeper will stay 10 needed The present
have c utrseed for other business In the city Refer
ehev, WAY GOOD No. West Fourth Street, Wiimths-
ton Del. Call address " Merchant, Hsstonviils
West Phlsiophia, IA. Tns Vine street oaIs run u
the place cry 10 or 10 minutes tuno ll-6
FARM FOR SALE.
fHsTsA The nndsrsisnsd offers At private sale
i..stu truck amt dairy farm, containing about httF
lGAstN Acr, situated Ia New Castle Hundred on the
river Delaware hbOut miles from Wilmington The
lrud o'the best qualit', being IN high stats VI cut
thNticu and very productive, thera so scIes or
m,r-h, The balance dpisnd The buildings small
but comfortable Terms easy. Apply TO
BENJAMIN ELLIOTT.
june 1itt Brsndywns Hid;
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
steam Boat Line 10 smyrna.

r, ON aud after TUESDAY June sth, til.
SIA4H Nstealner "swa n" will commence rssuist
1HssssszaHtrips between Philadelphia and Smyrna
Leaving Bombay Hook Landing, every Monday, Wed
nedAy aud Friday, at o'clock, A. NJ, for Philadelphia
Returning, leave Arch Street, wharf, Philadelphia
at o'clock, A. NJ, Tuesday, RhuIsday, and Saturday
for Smyrna touching at Chester, Psnnsgrove, New
tie, Delaware City and Port Penn.
o. Stages for Dover, Leipsio, Smyrna and eollInP
Beach. connect with this line. 81 june ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

hSl5lri SlgiueT
Directors of the Wilmington and Reading Rail
Road Company.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

@tOCKholders Meeting.
special Mestn Of the Stockholders of tho WHINING
ton City Railway Company, will be held at the once
the Company Oh Tuesday afternoon, July 80. 1886 al
O'Clock 10 elect seven directors to the
year. june ls-4t CHAs W TALLRY sOo'y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
MARRT cd.

q m o un d interest Notes wanted
its : 6N
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

n few good horse. Alwacs On hand, for sals
fJ8aA At No. lOl Enst 9TH street. Wilmington, Del.
XII may ~ uNDRRWooh a CONNER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

CorrsetiOn.--In our last issue there was au
error in the statement of tbs population of our
city. Tue compositor had the white popu'a-
ton OF the Fourth and Fifth Wards the same,
when there Is great difference. The follow
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
For SALE,

- nrst rate farm and brood mare with colt,
sfYzA Two months old sired by Moscow. Also =
NY lyouug herse, a first rate traveller. Apply to
-S&C1A~ JOSEPH A BRINTON,
June l4-2WN Near CARROTS Snuff Muls
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

The Undersigned wi.l sell at his Wooden Factory, 10
lated ut stanton, two UPWRIGHT BOILERS, in excel
lsnt condition, II which u 50 horse power and The
other 20. They will he / d low application 10 made
soon Information hy usil will be promptly met,
lnne7 II J. II. TAYLOR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

=. Mules suitable for anal, Farm and Wafr
JSNo for sale. Apply TO GEn. O. LoBDEIL,
<SH Cor I'd and Lombard Sts,
June ilsN Wilmingtou Del