Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
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Institute Building.
Farmers Bank Stock, wilmington & Bran
DIVINE Bank Stock, Delaware State Bonds and
| Delaware Fire Insurance Stock for sale.-
Drafts on England, Ireland Il Germany, drawn
on demand, BY John AcLear Son No. GOT
Market OF.
The Journeymen Painters have fitted up and
| decorated their room In a neat and comfortable
manner, and offer 1t for rent for meetings OF
associations, CO., every evening in the week
except Friday. Apply to Thomas d. Gibson,
Shipley, above Third.-felb
| US. August |. 300, June 7 30s and July 1900
| for sale In amount to suit purchasers and ut
market rates, by Johu McLear & Son, No. GOT
Market 81.
U g. e's of 1881, &. 2o's, 10. 4o's and all 9TH
or Goyernment Securities for sale at lowest
market price by john MeLear Son No. GOT
| Market Of.
| Rev. Mr.. Van Aeeter was unable to fill his
appointments in our city yesterday, owing to
| sudden illness. He amply regrets that be was
thus Providentislly prevented.
Thompson's Compound Tar Cordial sure
cure for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, &c. Price
| IS cents per bottle. Prepared only by Thomp-
son, Druggist, Institute Building.
VIM. W. Bennett has sold his farm Of six
teen acres, Ia Psneader Hd., TO John Scott, for
$l20 per acre.
B. z. Jester will sell his store goods, stock
etc. +, at TESTERS Corner, in Pencader Hid next
Saturday, the nth inst.
]. 4. Phul 4 Co., Auctioneers, will sell at
| Public Auction, the entire furniture at house
No. sl4 Jefferson street, GU Friday afternoo n,
Feb. 18th. at l o'clock.
Miss 8. r. Woodrow having returned from
the West, would DO pleased to see her former
friends and as many new who will favor her
with call at e. T. Stroud b Co.'S, l0s West
Second streets, who keep on hand varied
assortment of fresh and desirable stock OF dry
goods; which they will sell as cheap. il not
| cheaper than Philadelphia prices. feb Is In
WILCOX Gibbs Sewing Machines can be
had in Wilmington, of John @. Cole, Agency
No. 6l1 Market st., opposite the City Hall, the
same as at the mandatory.
us. 7-30 coupons due Feb. 18th, will be
paid at The Office of Stapler & Woolston, 8. e.
corner 9Th and Market SITS.
Wantsd.-Two efficient operators on Wheeler
l. Wilson's Sewing Machines. Apply at J. P.
Doughten's shirt mandatory, No. sos Market
| street.
Resumption of Navigation -Bush's Steam
Freight Line have resumed their trips to Phil.
adel phia The Ice went out of the creek on
Sunday, and the Delaware is said to be parti-
| ally clear Of Ice.
For Sal-Ten or twelve horses aud mules
City Railway Co. q. W. Talley ,Supt.s febl5 81.
Wansd-Apartme nts. without board In
| central location, by quiet family Of three
| Best reference given. Please address, stating
location, terms, &c, H. W. NJ. Box Asa, Will
mington, Del.
Steamer for Nsp Orieans.-T The steamer
| Matagorda has loaded at French street wharf
for New Orleans and Galveston, and is expec-
ted To start to-day.
W'dnted.-A situation as clerk in dry
| goods, grocery or hardware store. Apply at
| this Office. feb l5-2t.
a Large Hog.-Mr. Ahreus of this city, pur-
chased OF Psnnock Way Of Chester County, a
few days ago, hog which weighed 100 pounds
gross, at $l4 per hundred when dressed. 1t
was Que of the Chester County Whites, of M
Inense proportions, and SO fat it could scarcs iy
see or walk. VI
Lecture. Joseph L. Killgore will deliver hii
lecture on "Prison Life at the South" in the
M. Il. Church. at Newport, on next Tuesday
evening, the goth inst, for the benefit OF Per-
severance Lodge, l. o. G. T.
Heavy Freshet.-The heavy rain Cd Monday
morning, cause the water to raise in the Brau.
DIVINE to quite high point The bridge at
Taylor's ford was carried away, and some other
damage done. The water reached its highest
point at Riddles mills about n O'Clock on
Monday evening, when it was eighteen inches
higher than II had been ct any period for the
last 23 years.
Banquet.-The fifth annual banquet OF ave
tbs People," for the widows and orphaus o.
deceased soldiers, will take place at the City
Hall, on Thursday, the 22d inst, at one
o'clock, p. N. Tickets can be- procured o
Major WIN. Il. Pierce, Colonel VIM. T. Massey
Brig. Gen. John V. Ohristy and presidsnt FL
CroEier.
Rehaious.--Rsv. F. Ooombs, of Philadelphia
ia expected to preach at the NJ. +. Church, q
Delaware City, on next Sunday, the ls,h inst
Also, to address the Annual Sunday Schoo
Missionary Anniversary, al the same place OF
the afternoon OF same day.
Good hsw, to Ms A69ieted-Keep it befor
the people-dont let prejudice stand In yon
way Mrs. DR.. Fosters Oriental Pile Salve
cures in all cases. Give it a trial. Sold by
Bringhurst, eth and Market streets, and at No
6i2 West Front street.
For SaIs-The good will, stock and fixture
OF u confectionery and lee cream saloon, no
doing good business. Also house for rent
Good reasons given for selling. Address
Y, a., at this office. feb l6-tf.
) Bargdias! bargains We are now sellin
our entire stock of Groceries, Feeds, Glove
? Orchard and Herd Seeds below cost, to clos
' business. Public sale on the 18th OF Marcel
CuLRsRT Il BRo Front and Orange SITS.
a The Marksts.-Butter sold on Wednesday
= so to IS per pound, eggs 3s to 40 per dozen
/, chickens 81 90 to So per pair; turkeys $i.7
Q | to 81; potatoes l5 to 10 per half peck awe,
% as 10 so do; apples IS TO 40 do beef 10 to
n per pound; veal 90 to 2s mutton l6 to q
pork $i3 to SD per 100 pounds; sausage 30
40. lard as.
q Sales Of Real Estate,-Wm. H. Reynolds,
,r agent, has sold for Joseph Chandler, a dive
10 ling in Washington st., above 5th, for 81 81
N to r. P. Robinson; a dwelling corner 9Th al
10 Wollaston sta, for $l050, to Mrs. Martin oil
j. on Lombard st., above 9Th, for $3.50 to 10
d Greeumau; two three story frames on Walu
20 st., above It'll, for $4,000, to John Montgomer
We one on Lombard st., above 9Th, for $l2l0
b, WIN. Woodrow farm in Brsndywine HI
In Sc acres, for $4700, to Geo. W. Monsley oil
be dwelling on Delaware Avenue for 50 100
Mt Joseph Brown; one for Morris Dickinson c
tn Market st., below I'd, for $s,slb, to WIN. Bril-
of one tor VIM. N. Francis corner 7th and Jetft
son sts., for So 500 TO Mr.. Alrichs /; one .or
Gruuer, 9Th and Shpley sts., for $4,000, to W
70 NJ. Kennard; one on 9Th st., below Pine,
as $500, to R. Heisler; one on the corHer OF 4
eu and Walnut sts., for 5000, to VIM. White.
ne Geo. W. Mousley has sold his farm at
ne Delaware Junction below New Csstle, for :
iui per acre, or about $4,000 to WIN. II. Keynol
len Capt. Calvin Taggart, OF Birmingham to-
ne ship, Delaware County, has sold hii prope
oy OF twenty-one acres, to WIN. Russell a iorr
pm owner of it, for So 800.
M Lsnt-The annual penetantial season kuo
tn, as the "Fsst Of Lent" commenced yesterd
la. called in the calender "Ash Wednesday"
far Lentsn season lasts forty days, and closes
nen Easter Sunday, the last week being known
Lar | MHnlr Meak y in which the church cereMoI