Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
LOCAL MATTER@.

. grand concert at the Institute, this Thurs
dsyl evening. for the benefit of the Africa
N. r. Church. Tickets 30 cepis. Reserve,
heats 90 cents.
| Edwin. P. whipple, Esq, win deliver tb'
third lecture Of the course at the Iustitut,
Hall, on Monday evening, January 18th, at
O'Clock. enthusiastically"
John McLear &. Son No. GOT Market Street
have tor sale Delaware State Bonds, Fa rmer'
Bank Stock and National Bank OF Wilmington
and Brandywine Stock.
J. y. Tophnm h Co. OF Washington, D. G.
have opened a store in Wilmington, N. g., fo
the sale of saddles. harness, trunks, hardware
and other articles.
John McLear 4 Son, No. sO7 Market street
buy and sell 2o's and laos, gold aud cou
pons bought 1880 CO. 2ons cashed.
Walton Whann advertise good steam en-
gine for sale. Also large frame building
with engine and boiler in Hedgeville. besid
cloverssed and fertilizers.
Joseph L. Killgore will deliver bis lectnr,
on Prison life In the South, in Union Hall
Mill Greek Hundred, near Corner Ketch, OF
Thursday evening. January 25th, 1866
'sls.-U. 8. s1's 0 per cent bonds bough
| and sold by R. R. Robinson & Co., corner o
9Th and Market streets.
James Murdick sdvertises horses carriages
harness, &C., at private sale.
Interest on Government Loans paid by R. R
Robinson x Co., Loau Agents. corner OF 4th
and Market streets.
Biokrene or Life RejuvenAtor.-Thisp repar-
alton has had considerable sale. Edward Nc
mall, la Market street.
For Rent "A dwelling house, corner OF 9Th
and Market streets. Apply to J. W. Day at the
Union Bank. jan 10 at
You con get our best black tea, which is very
fine. for SLIGO per pound. Also the best ia
pan tea at the same price. We have all grades
OF tea from the highest TO the lowest. II. q.
Jones, corner 9Th and Market streets.
Improvement in Stanton.-They are building
eighteen houses In Stanton, TO meet the de-
mand for residences, owing to two factories
being put in operation there.
Wantsd.-$3Ooo on a first lien against a
Market street property, worth $l2. 900 Apply
at this Office janls -lmo
Cdssiar Suits, overcoats, and all kinds OF
ready made clothing constantly on hand, at the
cheap One Price Clothing Store of Cyrus
Stern, III Market street. Wilmington, DEL
Also goods to make to order at h0rtes. notice
and best manner. jan IS 4t*
The Catholic Far The fair held at the In
stitute, by the Sisters of Charity; for the ben.
eft OF the Orphaus under their charge realized
the snug little sum or $4,000.
Mule SsIlSsg.-Some time since Daniel Bar
ker, Agent, whs went by the name Il John
Barkley, sold two mules in West Philadelphia,
and traded two of, and It is supposed used
tue money. He was arrested on Friday and
held for further hearing by Alderman
Hutchinson, of Philadelphia.
Wasted A gentleman wishes to have a re.
spectacle family, without small children, 10
take his house. "a fns, large and conmodious
one,) at a fair rent, and board family of three
persons. Any one wishing such an srrauge-
msnt will please call at this Office janIe-3tp
Wontsd--The highest cash prices will bs
paid for ladies and. gentlem ems second hand
clothing, by Edward Armstrong, No. 202 New
port Pike, near the gas house. Persons who
wish to purchase cheap asd good clothing ars
also Invited to call. jan Is.lm~
SnoW-There was quite q heavy fall OF
snow last Monday night, and on Tuesday and
Wednesday there was quite large plumber OF
sleighs in our Streets being the first we believe
this season. Hair cutticg, shaving and bath
ing went on 90 usual, however, at Parker's,
Ne. II East Third street
Directors AT the annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the First National Bank of
Wilmlngto held on the 9Th inst the follow
ensuing year = Edward Belts, Clement B
Smyth, Israel Pussy, Daniel N. James, Della
PLANE Mcdaniel Joshua T. Aeald. Geo. W. Basb,
WIN. Tatnall and 8. 8. Southland,
Something lataesting to Everybody. Being
desirous Of reducing our winter stock 40 much
as possible, We have concluded to sell the stock
on hand at reduced prices, for cash. Our
stock consists OF ali kinds OF heavy and fancy
boots, balmOrals, aud Caters, for Ladies, den
tlemen and Cbildreu. We believe buyers will
save a large per csntage BY ma king the purcha-
SEES of US. NICHOLSON h FOULK, No. 100
West Second street, Wilmington, Delaware
(Birnies old stand,}
Not a Dtbdtabls Question. Some questions
are subjects OF debate, Others are past all con.
troyersy. For example, there Is no loom for
argument as to whether Simns Unequalied
Cough Syrup 10 or is not the most pupu lar lung
remedy in this country. The sovereign people
as arbiters in matters OF taste have decided
that question by a unanimous affirmative.
Sold everywhere.
Public Sais Of Valuable Property. We call
the attention of our readers to the sale Of the
Storehouse and dwelling houses, belonging to
the late James Browns estate. The Storehouse
lie situateds In the business centre OF the city
and should the purchaser desire it, one bali
of the purchase money may remain on the pro.
perry. The dwelling houses four in number
would make comfortable homes for those ia
moderate circumstances. The sale takes place
next Saturday 1.-THE 10th inst, at 2 O'Clock 7.
~, at the Hotel of John Foster, opposite the
City Hall.
IStsreopticdB E1A ibitsn.--We would call the
attention Of friends In the vicinity OF Corner
Ketch, to the "Graud Stereoptican Exhibi-
ton" to be given In the Union Hall, at that
place, on the evening Of the 18th inst, by H. B.
Mercer and G. W. Eastburn of this city, From
the merits OF the gentlemen having it in charge
and the variety and character of the views they
the citizens Of that vicinity. The price Of sd.
mission Is only as cents, aud all those who
love the marvellous and beautiful should make
it an especial point to attend.
A Rare CAancs.-Messrs. Craig Il Tatnall
being about to relinquish the lumber business,
offer for sale, together with the lot of ground,
their well selected stock Of seasoned lum b er,
brick stable, horses, wagons, &c, and Office
with furniture. This lumber yard occupies
one whole square Of ground; fronting on Della.
ware Avenue, West street, Tatnail street, and
nth street. This stand has been a very sue
cessful one; and In view OF the many improve.
ments in contemplation in this neighborheod,
the business will undoubtedly increase to q
great extent making IL the most desirable To-
cation In the city for any one wishing to en-.
gage in the business, already we'll established.
Real Estah Saies.-Wm. Fl. Reynolds sold
the property known as the Indian King Hotel,
for Morris Dickinson, last Saturday afternoon,
to VIM. Brick, for $s,sl6. Mr.. D. purchased
this property a few weeks ago, for $1,000 Mr..
B. we presume intends to convert it into a
wholesale grocery store.
Two frame houses, the property Of the late
Sarah Hasty, situated In Front street, near
King, was sold sold at public sale last Monday,
to VIM. q. Beckley, for $l405.
Insanh Handy has sold thiriasn anrea of his