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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

CONGRESS-. In the s nate on Friday, the
Committee on tho Pacific Railroad were dis.
charged from the consideration OF the bill to
grant aid for the construction of the South
ern Pacific railroad. A resolution was passed
authorizing the President to procure three
valuable gold medals with suitnble devices
one to be presented to Captain Creighton, vi
the ship Three Bells, of Glasgow; one 10 Cap
tain Low, OF the bark Cilby, oi Boston, aud
Que to Captain Stouilcr, OF The ship Antarctic
as testimonials Of national gratitude for their
gallant conduct in rtscuing about five hun
drcd Americans from the wreck of the steam
ship San Francisco in 1853. The habeas cor
pts bill was considered and finally passed
with some amendments Adjourned
hoVsE-A bill was passed giving lshmael
Day, tue Old Maryland hero who kept the
Union flag flying ia the face of the rebels n
pension ofS42i, 80 per aunun. The bill pro-
yi1ipg for uetceneiea 10 the appropris ton
tor public printing was passed The army
hi was then tHHen mp, and WAS discussed un
I'll The hour OF adjournment.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

NsARLY PLAYED our"-Irhe Smyrna Time,
says; member OF IL manufacturing firm 10
Smyrna, has been to the Pennsylvania oil re-
gon to purchase a steam engine Ne repro
ssats the oil business us nearly "played OUT
in many sections of the country, He found
a number OF engines deserted because they
could not "develop" OIL butit was sometimes
difficult 10 find parties who had authority to
sell them. The companies owning them, bRv-
-in,, become discouraged with their enterprise
or emptied their treasury, have left their ma
chinery 10 sink into the mud out of sight il
poss ibe, ana the owners have returned home
as convAiescents from severe attack OF the
oil fever. 1t is also stated that engines have
been shipped to the region, whore no one
claiming them, the railroad companies have
sold them to pay for freight and storeage
oildom must be good place to get engines
and money. That " territory has certainly
been thoroughly pumped but not near so sue
cessfullr ms thousands of men throughout the
country, who allowed oily .tongucd spectators
to pump their purses dry and make each
imagine himself II Crnsus, while their iortune
ION paper) has taken to itself wings and hown
to said oily-longned spectators and the siarl
farmers who were the lucky owners Of tia,
"calf pasture
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

Goods sold 10 suit the tbass.--At the cheap
store of Mrs Luf i0G, West 18th 81. only u lew
steps from Market.
The most choice and elegant assortment of
Indies dress and cloak trimmings, buttons, &c.
Wells, hosiery, gloves, handkerohiels, ribbons,
No. and b, all colOrs, velvet ribbons, best
brands, combs, brushes, uets, Hoyer's Hair Dye,
lair Oil, sonps and periumery full line OF
lu:aAts and misses hosiery, gloves, handker-
chiefs aud fancy goods nc. &c. Mrs. Luif, LOG
West 7Lh Street.
Rernopdt.-Mrs. Storrie han removed 10 229
Market street, and would invite special nj
lentien to her elegant stock Of paper patterns
| Tor ladies and children dresses, consisting ot
| all the latest Paris styles Dress and couk
shaking IN all its new varieties. Cutting and
huing done at the shortest natice, Wedding
nni travelling outfits made with elegance aud
dispdtch. She would call attention to hei
millinery and all IT'S branches. Mourning bon
| ne,s made at the shortest notice. apps I'm
SOMETHING New AMI NJ HuMBuG We mr.,
most happy announce TO the readers of our col
umns and the public generally, that Mr. I. l. Sex
| too, Photographer, No 3l5 Market street, ha
| abolished the price of pictures, and with hi
superior faculties Is now prepared to execute all or
ietS IN the Photographic art aud he salts
| tlitory work 10 AL his patrons, and we Judge b,
hi sne display at his door that he stands without
1
lety e SEQ such hne spuousus of artistic skill tina
| he eNhihits We notice in particular the Porcelain
PictAiros "a how style and becoming very popular
sexton iallory Is tho only place in this city wher,
tHsy are made with SUCCESS Our wish s that he ma,
| r"c1Ve what he justly deserves the patronage :
III 80 who ni,h hrst work reasonable prict
] Boots and ShOes.-We invite the attention O
| our reHdors to the l.fge and well selected stool
OF boots and shoes, to be found nj the store o
q. A. Stowoll Il Bro, southwest corner of 3,
and Market streets in this city. Ladies', gen
| tle'nrn, nisstJ and children can purchase th
most elegant articles, al extremely low prices
| These gentlemen are polite and oblging +
customers. and will take pleasure in showing
| thsir stock tn such as may give them a call
TOR, Sr0r THAT ScRAToHISG.-A cure certain i
| ali cases That intolorablo mnlady now so preVa
| 10 II and commonly known as the army soldier,
| it b., which ~ s. distressing. particularly whe
| warm, is speedily and effectually cured by tho US
| Of Smms Itch 0intmont and Blood Purifier N
| fears Of failure need be Appreciated a Ietur
| Of tho complaint Tho cure is permanent Pre-
pared by DR.. J. Smms Son, 18th and King street
Sent b. express anywhere, mr 6 In
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

STILL HARPlN6 ON MY DAUGHTER. -
Our insane and very coppery friend of the
Gazette, cannot get over the action of the peo
pie IN rlecting two ministers of the Gospel to
theBoard OF Education in this city. He is afraid
our schools will become sectarian because all Of
the denominations are not repres So he
very logically says, that sincea Catholic Priest
is dehaIred from serving by rules made by his
own Chnrch, and since Methodist preacher
cannot serve BECAUSE OF the itihsraey, there
fore man not laboriug under these dissbi,i-
ties, shall not. Because Smith has not resi-
ded long enough in the City or State to have
vote, therefore, ergs Jones shall not have a
vote.
Now Copper P. johnson, Esq, you know
that yon talk nonsense, and you know that
the disabling act was passed by rebel legis-
latnre to punish two loyal men. The Metho-
dists have large number Of loci preach ers
who are ministers of the Gospel and can ae-
cept positions in public bodies
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23
L)R ETb.

AT the Residence At Samuel A. Bailey, in
Mill Greek Hundred, on the Both OF March,
1865, Mrs. A. Lar,iuo Slot'enhurg, aged 40
year,.
SndienlY, ou the 20 h mat, Of congestion Of
the biain, Elizabeth, wifi, OF Stewart Carlisle,
N til" 40 Ii year OF ter age
Ars. she II < ,ne-ysL d. nos iNan
Thr goodness Of ,htsL ,ra distrusti
BnI metkiy u ti,s wi 'dbm biw,
Who lays tn, loved one IN he dust
The form 10 th"-c -hu s"ek hnt there
The spiri, boon tur light and love;
Look upHard e. fran ain AMI care,
Il rests in joy with God above.
The relatives nll friends OF the family are
respectfully ,nvi,rl tn attend h I funeral from
the rVsidcncc OF her hush .Nd. NJ 407 East
Oh stree, this (Mouiay) afternoon asa Inst,
At ; O'Clock
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

EBoLERA AND THE CRY CoUNCIL. - The
Board of Health have with commendnbls en-
ergy taken measures to provide against the
cholera by careful iuspso ioa OF premises and
the removal of whatever may have tendency
to produce or aggravste the disease. There is
however, one matter that demands some differ
emit action. We mean provision for The remcv
OF garbage ADD refuse. As matters now are
managed IL is a question OF v.ry great difficulty
in almost every family h Nv to GET rid OF this nc
cessary waste in the household. Tue Couacil
have restricted, very properly, the keeping of
swine within the limits OF the city, and 80 the
persons who formerly were glad TO receive the
refuse IRON the kitchen find no use Tor it, aud
there is nothing to be done but to deposit il
with the ashes in the ash barrel. Yet this by
no means meets The case, for the ash carts
come ronad but once week and OF necessity
tho Accommodations OF II weak must wait for
them.
There is an imperative demand tina, the City
council should make some more efficient pro-
vision than this. Why should not the ash anC
garbage carts be sent around during the warn
weather every uay, as IN larger cllies, UT
least twice or thrice a week While the heal.
commissioners are exhorting the people to car
and cleanliness, it seems to us that they shout
at once take measures which shall make
possible for the people TO fulfill their requir,
ments. A swill barrel kept for a week wait
ing the movements of the city vehicle ID III
pleasant thing about ones premises ind not
good preparation for the approach oil the chol
era.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23
skarissaI.,s AEi,cn

.,pos NJ Y,srLs Cog fehrGtry 2lst, 1915.
~ Exec utr,I u the la- VIII ANA rtsian-n OF Jorrph
Turner, late Of Wilmington in said unity deed; is
ordered aud directed hS the keA ater that lie ExCCeu
rh .ornaid, give notice Of the graphing OF Letirrs
TeAtamentATy on the EniR;r o. the dsu' data
Of granting tnsraoit by causing to be
posted within forty day rom oh Lsttprs
lnsf OF the moh' public places OF theao OF New
uAslte requiting all PeraopF hayin demand
lb- hsl ate to present h" abide by Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided And also
eausetho sane 70 be inserted within SANE perl,
the Delaware Republican apehrpsY bill he'd In
Wil"nngtan and /" 10 continued here in " months
Wi Given under tho hand Seal a. Usoe a I
BE. the Register storeHEid, at New Cattle, in New
t--~~N Cnsts' county If, resaid. the day ami year
abova ritten. Il. u, fnAIM, Tsgiricr
NOTi0E.-h1l persens having claims sEsinEtthe
hutate ~ the deceased must Inc al
tshted to the ExecutriK, befut Fcbrusry 2nt A.
D. latl or abide the Act % tHSamsly 10 aurh ease
mJa aud provided. PRISCILLA !. TURNER,
feb "a Pun, LN.rniri.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23
Aslawars @spablifa'I'
MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1866.

NJ Roam OF EDUCATION The editor OF the
,,,,.,,. incl.nes 40 the opinion that the once
=, u,.nber of the Board of Educstion 10 just
such.a one as might he denom'na,s muuic-
;noi or n State oEace.r with the ZONE ropri-
etv might he incline to The opinion that
Bank Director, Trustee of a Church, or Sec
Rotary of a Cemetery Company was munich
ipal or State officer. Al opinion does not
change the character OF any Office. Tho allu-
siou of the editor TO ssotarianism is also m
warranted. An effort has never been made 10
advance the interests of any particular church
The selection Of teacher has never been de-
termined on sectsrisn grounds The idea t. a
ministers should not devote aDy attention Il
secular matters is simply ridiculous. They ar'
as much interested in promoting th2 publ
welfare us any other class OF men, and 1t
foolish to attempt to deprive the communit
of the advantage to be derived from the
learning and general knowledge Of iiteratu'
rs well Ms practical affairs OF lite.
The editor of the RRpueLicAN has mover a
tempted to shield the wrong us the editor
the Gdzeiie asserts. The assertion that he b
ton several occasions refused To publish art
"cles that brought TO light oificia! outrsges
is a sheer fabrication. He desires to promo
the public good, and will ever be found gu
tanning principles OF right and justice.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

- Nsw OABrLr rnrsTy. March 26th, 1865.
1 pom application OF ii-iry white, Executor # the
- last will and Testament OF George ~. Phillips,
lnts qi Whining ia. u said County deceased
e oabsGEp and directed by the Register that he
hb-cutOr Aforesaid. give n0tico OF the granting Of
LsttsIs Parliamentary, upon the Estate OF the de-
oeAS-d with the date OF granting thereof by eAaains
hs posted within forty sfrom the
data Of such Lsttara, nj Otthc most pa HI OF
Tho Couhty "I New CASTLE, requiring ii pefsoDH
Demands aaenst the kHtst-, to presnnt the same,
abide ctoi Assembly N such caas made and pro
Fidsd. And also the to he Inserted ufthf
the same period In the Delaware Republic = news.
pkp@r published in Wilmington, and to he utnu cd
the rein NO months,
t--~~l Given under the band and Heal OF D NICE OF
s. H. the ltBRtHter atorsRa ii. ~ Nav Castle in New
f--~~~N Castle County aioreysid, the day and ysAi
anoys written. ROBERT q. tWAIM. Reei ster.
hOflCE All ptrAnUr vim olsims nsainHtths IS
laH OF the dsoeAHS mnH present thr duly atss
ted to the bE-Gutufr, befors March 2fh, A, D.
1877, aDidn the Asst A-semhIv HnSi na.e made
and prus idsd. HENRY WHITE Executor.
April Ppm AddT. 81 Nocklaud Dpx WHINING
tan al
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23
KEGIYTER'S OrFICp

,,... Nav CAsTLH COUNTY. February path, 1866
| IPuk the application ot MARI HA NJ, bbWR
- ,iNa, kIsentT,n Of the last win aud Testament
Of JOHN DOWNING, late at Wilmington Hundred
u said County, dreeRssd II is ORDEREp sd
direated by tho Register that the EAecntrix aiorr
,.,d. give notice Of ~ granting q Letter. Tea
the dsts Of zrspK thereof by causing
TO be posted within forty days iroil the date oi suoh
botterH, in ti1 Of the most public the County
OF New CASTLE, ieauiring all persons having demands
nEainHt tho Estate To prereut The de BY
Act OF Assembly IN such case made aud prov ide0, And
also cause the same TO he inserted within the same
nod in the iDelawtrs Republican. n newErnper pub
shed ia Wilmington. and to he continued therein
tw" mouths.
~ Given under The hand and Sc al of Onee of the
Ssf Register Aforesaid At New Castle in New Castle
~ %. aforesaid the day and year ahovv written
amazon, II. q: fRAiM, Regt lter,
EUTlUE-AH pers"nH havIn claims AgKins, { ~ rs
tate OF Inc Declared must prest nj thesHme duy seG
cd to the EHncuttiN. before February 2Htb,
provided. MARTHA Nj DOWNlN,i
mar 2n kNeeutrix
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23
RE0lSTER'S OFFlCE,.

NM OLeTLE CuuEry, February 49, Ig6I,
4 IRON the application A Edwsri v, Lock wood IA.
~ Illustrator oil Ed. Wilson. late vi AppOaulnimnk
-. 10 said Co. deea' i ersd and directed bT!se
tue granting Of LstLers III non tn
of tue deceased, with the data Of gran ting lhereo by
causing advertisements to he psAtSd within forty dsyB
from the date Of such lstterH sI most puGiio
PlAceH of the County OF New Castle Requiring all per
Sums having demands ganHt the Estate present lha
same sbie BY an Act OF Assembly in tuGh made
aud trosded And also the to be inb1rtsI
within The same period in the Delaware Weru bicAn
nr.spaper pahlished u iimnKtOu, and to te contn
usd therein two months.
! ~ Given under the hand and Scat Of ONCE of the
81, Register aforesaid, At Men GaHte in New CastIs
~ Co., aforesaid the day aud scar above Mritten
.,..,.. Ii. U. fltAlM KesiAter.
NOTlOE.--Au parsons having claims agalurI The rs
late OF ts dhcHRbal must preHe attpHed
10 tue administrator before Feb, ~, 1867, or
Ali lie the Act Of Assembly in and pro
Vided. EDWARD y LOl kWUUO9
fab 2m ~ ~ : ,i,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23
l.. w STIDHAM,
jan 25-tt Auctioneer


Nsw NASrLK COUNTY. April ith 1865.
1 pom the application of Rachel J. Robinson and
~ Margaret u. Robinson. Eracutrxs Of the Last Will
aud restsmsnt ~ JAMES KonIAS lats Of White
Clay Greek III ndred New Castle County .daoeaped it
y okDERkr aud direrted by The hngHter that the
Aforesaid give notice a! the srAs.ipg of
L..,vrA Parliamentary the Eato OF ths deceassd,
with the date OF granting thereof by oausing adysT
uHsthh To be posted Thin pry days from the date
81 aach LettarA IN Hx OF the most places OF tho
county oil New Castle, req firing all persons having
ismsnin ayainat the Estaieto present ths sans OF
PROV ided, And asu the sol with
10 the same perind in the unlsNa
paper published in Wilmington, and To he eouunu ed
therain Two morthE.
I Given under the hspd A"d Seal OF utii oe OF tie
}SSt esstsi Aforesaid, at New Castle Ia New OaBs
~ q" aforesaid the day sni year Shove written.
.,.n,,,. X. q. FhAI1. RhsIBt-f.
MOTOR All persons bsvi ng claims Axstnn. his H.,
tate ol me irueaHeh must present the uIy
ed 70 ne EIrcntrxr, bHlOre April 4tb, 1911,
Slide the Act al Assembly IN such made and
sid-d. RACHEL }. NTrIktUN,
MARG ARET n. ROBINSON,
kEerutiixs.
Aprll 9 Address NeNurh. Pal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

4 IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR, OHERsk"AN'5 PILLS.
The comb ton OF Ingredients ia thcse Pills liz tho
result OF long aud extensive practices, They m Id
in their operation aud c1unOt do harm T. the most de-
sate certain in correcting all irrsgular'teH, Pain
tul henNruGtions, removing all oosttuetns whether
from cod or utherSiso, heAdacho. pain IN the side,
yslptaun OF the heart. whites all nervous affections,
disturbed s,ssP, which arises from OF
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement 81 new IN the tire attn
OF Irregularities and distractions, which have
Eig"-d so many to a premsture sravs No tsmzls
enjoy good health unless she Ia regular sud whsns
obstruction takes place tho general health begins
to decline. These Pills form tho hneHt orepa alton
put forward with IMMEDIATE AND PEAS IBT-
Knit ruUo ESS. DON'T In DECEIVED. Fake this
advertisement 10 your druggat and tell lin that you
want tho hast aud most reliable medicine In tn
world, which ~ comp -iHsd In these pills.
DR.. CuEESkHANB PILLS
have been standard remsdy for over Thirty Years;
plants peculiar To REMALES To all CLASSES thay are
Invaluable inducing, with certainty periodical regu
rity. They are known 10 thousands, who have used
tasn At different periods, throughout the country
hsyag the sanction of acme oil the eminent ply
sirisns in America.
Explicit .ctOns. stating when they should not bt
used. with etch bON ths Price One Dollar per Box, OF
boxes Tor 81 n-aininR from 81 to 81 pins.
pilla Atht By nail promRtlY, secure from obssry2
ton, by remittng to the PIoprietors. sold by Drug
| Eists generally. uUTCH1Ns 4 HILLYER,
ri2-ly Proprietors.
" Dey Street, New for$.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

THR BRITIsH PRoviscss. Apprehended
trouble on the northeastern border of the Uni
ted States, both from the Fsnitns and the
Fl5hery question, has led both the United
States and Great Britain to send fleets to
that quarter. The nted States fact con
sists OF 7 vessels with So guns and 1872 ION
unge, and carrying 0S5 men Th- British fleet
whicu has been recently cent from the West
lodies consists OF 81 vessels with All guns
manned by STAG men.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

STEAMBOAT DIsAsTRR-Loss OF LlFE New
York, April ls.-The steamer City OF Norwi ch
OF the New London line came in collision
with the schooner General 5 Van vict, on
Huntington, this morning.. The schooner
struck her amldshlps' cutting her through
The fires in the furnaces communicated to the
woodwork and the steamer was entirely de-
stroyed. Above fifty persons were on thu
boat, about forty-fVe OF whom were saved by
the boats from the steamer Electra, from Prsv.
idence, and brought hero this morning. Tht
remainder of those on beard are supposed ia
have been los'. The Schooner WAS abandoned
in sinking condition, aud tn captain and
crew taken aboard the Electra. The latter
lay by tue scsne OF the disaster tor nearly two
hours.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

TH9 PmLADELPHIA MUsDsR.-lt is under
stood that Probst expresses Willingness To
plead guilty to the charge ofmurderlug Cor.
uelus Carey. Tho District Attorney designs
however, to try him upon the bill charging
him with the murder OF Mr.. bearing, which
shows the confidence OF the commonwealth =
officer in the strength OF his case withou,
awaiting himself of the pretended confession oi
the murderer. From intorm ltion rec Wv ed
from persons who belonged to the same regi-
ment and company as Prob3t, 1t Ia learnel
that be was bounty jumper, who had entered
the service several times, and had received
large bounties. II Is alleged, also, that he
shothis thumb cd deliberately ia order to gaiu
his discharge. Among his comrades his char.
aeter was anything but good.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23
N O II U MI B u G |!
W m. A. Byard,

Corner Second and Shipley Streets,
WILMINGTON, DBL
DKFIEs COMPETITIoN
Ia Ia his we'll selected. large, aud we'll made
NHH stock Of Geutlemeu's Fine Ualf Long Boots,
M do " " md Nal moral =
HVa do " " and GaitorK
SfFsrs Ladis-' Pine Cloth Caters aud B,lalorals,
L,des Fine Glove Kid Morocco and other kinds Of
Ralnprals, GaitArs, and Shoes.
Rows Misses and Chrsn's shoes. In endless variety.
THIS Stock Is perhaps very hest In the line Of Boots
and shoes both ms regards workm aOsnip aud style,
boon offered to the citHSni OF Whining
aud viii ts sold at the very lowest market pricss Gall
and nine before Purchasing elsewhere charge
ianade Tor inspection up le-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23
John Mclean 81 SON.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS
AND DEALERS IN
Government B. State Loans.

oFFICE;-Ns. COZ Market street Opposite the
Bank Of delaware.
they purchase aud sell vt hest ratios
=. 7-;U Treasury NOtss OF August, 1904.
~ june, 1850.
July, 1866.
81 nj 1851.
81 b - Bpuds Of all issues.
- IO-4b ihluds
:. unv-y0.r CrrtiGoaiesof Indebtedness.
- GuIuI onud Interest NoteH
Dclrw.rs state Lnau
Delaware RIA lrunil Hands.
Wmingt III city Loan.
Delaware Rank Stocks.
COIL EUrTDNS MADE an ALL ACOEs1ABLE POINTS
Stocks aud ihans ct MI dsraripti bought and sod
N Commission Al tho Board II Bruks In phiialePhia,
| New York AMI Boston.
a1-OrIo's by mail and all correspondents" PROMPTLY
| attended, u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

NkW UANrLk tApUNTY, Feb, 7th, lW0
IPoN the application OF Jknu FORWARD, Adminis
~ traitor OF Marshall y. faSi "r, late OF Brandy
wine Hu ndred, in Paid County, deceased 1T IN or
pEH ED aud directed by tho Resister that the Admin
ator notice the Letters
al the Estate of the with
the dE:e of granting hereo By causing
10 be posted wi nm forty days ire of such 81
six Of tbs most public places In Car ~, ~
New Castle, rasririnY all ptraorE having dan Ands
AGAINST the .stHe to re. sam. or abida nv an
the to Inserted within tho am ne
Rod in the DelAw Ropu hlifan neNapApaT pubsh
I'd in Wilmington Anl To be continued heron two
months. "
wi Given under the hand Seal OF q ~ of thu
iB.s3 Register Aforesaid at New Castle 10 New sste
(>~N 700. aforesaid, the day and year sbrva rrtsn
,,,,,, Il, U. FRAlM. Register.
NOTTINGHAM persons having claims Againri iha Ea
tate OF the decreased must assent the duly
ed 10 the Administrator, or hainrs the NH dsy
oil Feb. A. d., 1907, abide thu Act OF Asssub biz
In w CHI CARA made and provided. JEHUFURNhRD
Mar Jun Administrator.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

,,o, Nav oistLE Cousty, JAa. 3nth. 1896.
1 PON the application al nebOr Il u. Diiwut tn, ~,
- pi worth 4 haries Dilwotlh, Administrations
Il ZiBh DlLWodFil late Of ChtstiHna Hundred,
~ sad County. deceased; it IL ORDkKEp aud
directed by the Register thu. tb Adlnnsiraiors afore
SAID give notice OF the granting of Letters Of Admin
istrAtion upon the EstAte al The dpcrHz with the
aas OF granting thereof NV causing vertrements,
to be poatad within forty days the date OF such
hetisrs siI OF the most public places of the County
81 view uhHt!a, recurring All persons hayinS demands
rka'ns the Estate TO present the same, abide BY az
Act OF Assembly such mace and ed, And
also cause the same to he serted within
roj in the hnhwAre Repub lean wapaper publish.
months. ~"
A~) Given uUiHT hs and and 8. of ONCE OF the
~ ~ Register Aforesaid ~ New Castle in New Castle
~ 10. Aioresaid, the day and year above written
,nr,,, ga, RI RRAIN, Register,
horl0k.-All peraonn l'avios caiint asGinTi the Es
tAuo the drcst srd mn Il present the
cd to the Almiui-ratUfH on n bsfnrs Ian Nnih lass
provided. DfIlOWb Ii g DIN ORTil
JAMES b1LMORTll.
CuARb rs II. DIN ORTIZ,
emo Air,iuiai, ~. IA
II probilrd bills may he ieGl at the 'ohcr Of W L.
LIAM McOA ULLEf, no, TOO Market STRAIT WilminE-
to u, Del. "'"'' "'"''"s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

'sl's.-U. 5. SIS per cent. bonds bought
dsold by R. R Robinson Il Co., corner Of
and Market streets,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-23

.bsTrsRS REMAINING uNJbNM 10 In tn, r,.t
1859.