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IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
WEDNESDAY,. May %, at the Governmen

IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
"WEDNESDAY, May 23, at the Government
w Stables Greenye La viii be sold at public auction the
SIXTEEN STABLES, each $50 feet long by Is Re wide
containing 62O0OU feet Of lumber
ONE FORAGE STORE HOUSE, 200 by So feet containing
900 Of lumber 10000 shingles $1,000 bricks and 20
ONE FORAGE MILL 100 by 40 feet containing 600 feet
DOORS steam engine II inch cylinder Is inch stfoke boiler
smoke stack complete MILL hay cutters Woodward
pump, inch cylinder, 6 inch stroke.
ONE BUILDING used Water Works, 30 By p feet, con-
tanning 60 900 bricks 5000 feet of lumber doors ncOrno
I'VE 9oer smoke stack MoTthngon pumps ~ men gym
ONE FIRE ENGINE HOUSE, 20 by Cd feet, containing
ONE BLACKSMITH SHOP, 200 by 30 feet, containing 3d.
600 feet Of lumber, 700 bricks l9 doors 10 windows
ONE MESS HOUSE. 80 by 40 feet containing 5000 feet of
lumber.
ONE BUILDING used as Once 10 by Is feet containing
1000 feet Of lumber 5000 shingles doors and windows
Twelve hundred yards Railroad Track.
Twelve Small Cars
Sixteen Water Troughs.
H3- TRRAs-Cssh, In national currency.
Sale to commence at II A..
BY order Of Col @. G. sautelle, Chief Quartermaster
BIT. Lieut. Colonel and A. @. NJ.
N. BGreenvile Station, the Carrouton Railroad is
within ten minutes walk of the grounds
SALE OF MACHINERY.
THURSDAY, May 10, 1896. on the Levee,
foot of Julia street. account Of whom may concern,
will be sold at public auction
The following Steamboat MACHINERY, viz:
BOILERS and SH AFT from steamer Warafut
BOILERS, SHAFT and ENGINES, from steamer
9 BOILERS from steamer John Warner -
BOILERS, 2 ENGINES and SHAFTS, from TIT
steamer 6. F. Dix.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. N.
HaS= TERMs-Cash in national currency.
BY order Col G. G. sawtelle. CfasH @ NJ.
E. J. sTRANG Brey. 1t Col. and A. Q ~
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- 0dce of the Trustees and Attorneys of
Associated Bondbolders Creditors and Stockholders Of
the New Orleans jackson aud Great Northern Railroad
Company; New Orleans April IT, lsG5-Noce is hereby
given the holders of the First Mortgage Bonds General
Creditors Stockholders of the New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company that plan of the
organization Of the Company agreement based thereon
now open inspection and the signature of Bondhoder
Csdsors and Stockholders Office of Messrs. Clarke
Bayue, No % Camp street
THos ALLEN cLARgE, Vice Chairman.
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-Louisiana Lodge No. IOa, a. F. 81 A. IA,
holds regular in Grand Lodge Han, st.
CHARLES street. north Canal street, every THURS
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock 0-.#
orrrCERs,-w. c. Driver W N H. Hays s. W Jno
Il. New, j. w. G. W. slzer, Treasurer Arthur Waugh
Secretary W. S. Mitchell D. I'd Harris, j. D. E. j.
Kursheedt NJ. c.; G. F. Krun R. G. hutchinson Stewards
Thos Rogers, Chaplain O. W. Garvin, Tyler
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Succession of C. d. Yancey.
BIZ G. Z. GIRARDEY 81 Co.,
NICHOLAS j. HoRE, Auctioneer.
Office. No. II Exchange Place.
Between Canal and Customhou8e streets.
SATUKDAY, May 12, AT I2 O'Clock NJ,
- ~ tine AeTehants and Aucti0neers Exchange Royal
S beI8ss Ians and Cnstornhouse Streets will be sold
SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the First District Of this city
in the square bounded BY Front Fulton Lafayette and frdd
Streets designated by the Nos q g. and T. measuring
Sinehes and lines Front street By I7fet inches and
lines deep the line towards Lafayette street. and liz feet
inches lines deep the line Gr1d street Together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon comprising
large and spacious twosoy brick warehouse known as Te
Delta Warehouse, substantially bu iron shutters and frs
proof and Of the most prosperous establishments the
kind in theFirst District.
This valuable property being the Of produce
business and convenient to all the Western steaers
ing must continue command heavy patronage
but be leased adyantageousy for term Of
years and yield annual rental Of over $500 which il
manded previous to the Possession given within
month after the SALE
cash balance at one and two years.
credit for notes of the purchaser secured BY special
gage and vendors privilege the property sold payable
per AMMAN date Of sale until final payment The I'M
provements be kept fully insured and the policy 70 be
transferred by the purchaser the vendor The notes to be
subdivded the interests and policies likewise be
transferred to secure the two series OF notes
Acts tf sale before NJ Gernou Notary Public, at the ex
the purchasers The internal revenue stamps TO be
paid likewise the purchaser
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AUCTION SALES.


PINE ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
HY GARDNER SMITH, YEIsER d 60.
GAEDyzz smrH, Anetoas'f
Office, No. 90 Camp street.
THURSDAY, May 10, ut baIcpast 10
O'Clock ~, Jackson street, between St. Charles aad
Apollo, will be sold !.
Walnut Furniture consisting part Par9r 5es Arnoirsl
Bureaus Bedstesd tagere sdeBoard Weshstans Carpets
Oil Paintings Engfayings, Plated Ware Stoves, etc. ETC.
-AED-
One Fine Upright Piano
n8~TEExs-Cssh, in Z. s. Treasury notes
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SALE OF ST. JOSEPH STREET RAILROAD.
ENRIDAY, Dune 5th, 1861, on the Levee.
At the foot Of st Joseph street public auction the fol
lowing materials apperaning to the o. Military Railroad,
from the foot of ST Joseph street Lake PontchGrtan
distance of ten miles, will be sold
400 bars of Railroad Iron weighing about 100000 lbs
pairs Car Wheels.
200 Wrought Iron Chains.
800 Cast Iron Chains.
20 Switch Chains
240O Clamp Chains for Fish Bar Rails
$50 Fish B ar Iron Plates.
6000 lbs Spfkes-mOre or less.
s Switch Stands
Switch Frogs
5000 Gross Ties, :. e.
1000 Bolts.
Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ.
B5g-TERBs-Oash in o. s. Treasury Notes.
BY order Of Col, g. G. sAWTELLE,
Chief QuaTtermaster
f. j. STRANG,
Brevet Lieut.. Colonel, Assistant Quartermaster.
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TNCORPORATED 1894.
MANHATTAN INSURANCE. COMPANY
of New York,
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND.
Cash Assets January !, 1866. 81, 100. 900.

Insures against FIRE also the pers of MARINE aud IN
LAND NAVIGATION rates less twenty cent
in lieu Of script
Losses equitably adjusted and pfonpty paid whogsds
count at this agency.
Once, 80 Csrondeet street.
SEELYEzsyIIM
(EDwARp - z Il s SfELYH3
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= surely, Steadily, Successfully, smO

- Surely, Steadily, Successfully, smOlan-
Extract Of Bucu is curing every of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders, Weakness and Pains
In the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
ExcesseB of any kind
Come ye afflicted Try smolanders'Take other BuoSul
Sold by all apohecariss Price, 81. D. Barnes Co, New
York and Barnes Ward Co. New Orleans Southern agents
Bnregh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass gene
raI AGENTS. -----
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AUCTION SALES.

GALES AT AUCTION
by
J. B. WALTON d DEsLoNDE.
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MIsCELLANEO us
NOTICE.

NOTICE. .,,.,.,,.NOTECE
Mr.. j. doLDsTEIN late peftr cr of o Talomon, Dessom
Co.. of this city and Por has this day been admitted
Of house which v hereafter be conducted under
the name and style Of LEVY, DIETER co
New Orleans, May ], 1866
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INSURANCE.
NINTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
The
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW ORLEANS.
ONCE, No. FL Camp street.
INSURANCE.

In confoEmiiy with the requirements Of their charter the
Hope Insurance Company publish the following statement
viz:
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-Notice-Neither the Captain nor the
Consguees of the British ship MONMOUTH from Liverpool,
will responsible for any debts contracted by the of
said vessel. BYREE, VANCE CO.
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The just correct Transcript from the
books ofthe Company.
by. PEYcHAUD, President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary
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STATE OF LouIs1AEA,1
Parish Of Orleans, City 81 New Orleans {
Sworn subscribed before me this 5th day Of May 1885
SAMUEL MYERS,
Second Justice Of the Peace and for the Parish Of Orleans
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Steamers gearing This Buy, :
pas ADVERTISED IN THE N o. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SiLNAIAL NOIIOIII5s
- Passengers by the United States Mail
Steamship CUBA for Havana and Baltimore will please
board at NJ, the will sail punctuay at that
hour, from foot Of jackson street.
CREEyY NIGKERsoN 4 CO., Agents
special Warrington Artillery
general nesting of the members formerly composing the five
companies Of the Washington Artillery will held at the Ly
Ceum CITY HALL, on MONDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock p
fall attendance earnestly requested business Of i'm
pOrtance will be presented
j. B. RICHARDSON,
W. @. d. YAuGHT, COMMITTEE
j D. EDWARDS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

The sabscri bets inform their friends aud the public
generally that they have secured the right putting
down suggeits patent Improved bored wells, in
ths State Of Delaware Dy this improvement pipe
forced directly uto the ground TO any DEPTH and good
well Of water obtained charge FOR twohrds
the cost Of the ordinary wells For further information
call on SMILEY KING
All persons forbidden use said wells unieSs OBJ
tained from them, or by their permission.
g. W STRICKLAND,
ELISHA CLINE,
No. 3ls Rast Fourth street,
l2sm Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

vam,aDIe Property atrrivare sale

,fx<k The subscribers offer for sale all that valua
k..k5 able Property, situated the s. H. Corner OF
VI S2 Second and King sts, fronting Second Street
hty three ee With large three stoed brick building
erected thereon.
Also the three storied brick building adjoining 'front.'
ing King street. with the two adjoining building lots
VI twenty feet each, fronns King street. extending
back forty feet making in all square lot Of hity
three feet front Second street, and eighty three
front King street This property Is lCcased the
second Street Market House. in very improving part
Of the city. and could be altered into or
places suitable for any kind Of business.
Also tho two story frame house No. East Water street.
with the two story brick No. o. adjoining Apply to
JOHN McLEAR 4 SON
oct .oLf No 605 Market AZ
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

NOTICE

THE Oo-partnsrshlp hefstofote existire Aetveen
zlbs ferris and ziba Ferris IT,. under the Arm Of
ziba Ferris Son. 10 this day dissolved The saio zIba
Ferris having sold nnto the said zba Ferris Jr ali his
right title and interest in the s.d The
WATCH and JEWEI.RY business viii hereafter bs sop
tuued at che old stsad g. W. Cor Of 9TH and MARKET
streets by ziea fsrrisjr, alone. xIBA PERRIs,
Wilmington, Sd month, Isl, lsse-s-sn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

No. Within thi miles Of Wilmington coutaininK
100 les; we'll watered, we'll fenced in
good order with fair buildings
No. 2.-Whin halt mile Of the Peninsular Railroad.
ahd witain mile Of Depot Containing 155 acres
more ess in due order with Fruit OF ali kinda In
GLIDING tive six hundred peach trees In full bearing
with large and handsom .Aianson Hoass and good
Tenant House thereon. Possession Immediately IL
desired Apply to WM. McCAULLEY,
may IL COG MARKET Street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

70 BE GIVEN AT
'FRONT.' STREET THEATRE,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
JUNE 2sTH. 1899,
1880 VALUABLE GIFTS,
VALUED AT eIAAs0OO.
Will be presented TO Ticket Holders, including $751;.
$50 in Greenbacks Number Of Tickets issued 100000
Don't delay to secure tisIst one doila, will never
ate you IicA. One ticket in every four viii receive
u u Grand a'n in creonba0h,. $4,000
n 10000
4th 5000
9Th 1000
Of from 50 to $500 each 20 panoe valued at from $500
to $500 each; $50 gents and ladies' gold diamond and
with s8,74O other 0ins comprising meodeons, sewing
machines diamond rings and pins. slyor plated ware,
albums, family Bibles subscriptions to Baltimore New
York and Philadelphia papers, A., vassd from d to
FOR FULL LIsr SEE CIRCULARS.
The Gifts will be distributed by committee TO be
the audience at the Concert aud every ticket
holder whether present not will have eQs share
Complete Lists Of Numbers entitled to Gifts viii be
forwarded 70 Ticket Holders and Agents pos
PARTIES in the country wishing Tickets will enclose
one Dollar apiece for any number less than five; i've
will be allowed deduction Of 10 per cent from full
price In every send the Of subsoriher
and their post once address, with town, county, and
MONEY By Dram, Pos.ofios Order. Express or Regis.
tered Letter Letter. may be sent at our risk,
AGENTs wanted everywhere, to whom liberal in.
duoements are offered.
TICKETS be had at all the principal Heteis; OF
Henry Taylor CO.. corner Of Baltimore and South sts
Berry MeJaey, 300 West baltimore street, and at all
all the Principal Book and Music Stores In Wilmington
1he Propreton will donate TWO THOUSAND DOL
LARS TO the poor of the city Of Baltimore.
Address all Orders and Letters to
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NATURES LOYALTY.

NATURES LOYALTY. e.
. A. Law, univ ersal and supreme, tHgt ~
In Natures Realm are ever seen rf
M In earth and ocean, air and sky,
~ No rebel atom meets the eye. - ."
The day and week, and month and year,
Keep loyal holiday with cheer.
And sun and moon, and stars OF light
The milky-way of lesser light,
All speak loyal resolution
For neither Natures constitution.
No ruflan band can interfere
To thwart free votes In Natures sphere;
when she bids martial Winter cease,
The hoar-frost grasp's soon released:
Then smiling Spring shows her bland face,
Wreathed In loyal flowers Of grace,
saiuting man with balmy kssss,-
Tho only rebel deserving hisses.
And 10 Il SO, that man alone,
viii cone with devils for a thronef
Resolving he will reign and rule,
Or whip the master and quit the scVooli
Amasing truth, and 10 II so,
That man Ia mans most bitter foef
Enough; II stuns the reasoning powers,
Bewiiderng thought with aching hours.
Tnrn, turn ye then and quickly seek.
One hundred and eleven Market Street,
Where Stern keeps LorAL CLofHIs In store,
ASSORTMENT MADE, AID MArIHa NOM
Cloths Casmcrs vestngp and Furnishing goods cheap
good All kinds Of Mems and Boys Clothing at Ill
~ Qtr.a Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

ICE! KCE!! lCEili
rINAE subscriber respec fully informs his former pa
j irons and friends and the public In general, that
having large stock of pure Ice superior to any
that In the city, Which he Is prepared to furnish
promptly to the ctssns Of Wilmington the suburb
country people be supplied promptly at special rates,
either by railroad by regular drivers not too
far distant Rates in the city, lb per day 50 cents per
week. 10 lbs per day 10 cents per week larger quant
ties not exceeding 80 bs in the same proportion when
argAr quantities wanted special rates be made
by calling the office 4O2 Poplar street. All Gust ,mers
may rest assured that Ice ia free from Impurities
Orders left at United States Hotel corner French and
Water streets Sylvester Rianhards; John L. Ruases
Grocery Store Front and Market streets; Indian
Queen Hotel, corner 9Th and Market streets, Pusey
Smith, Chas X. Ganos Grocery Store 10Th and
an 2s'2ns THOs B. EATON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

Adm sale Of Real rs.
tate.
BY virtue Of M Order Of the Orphans Of the
State Of Delaware In and for the County New Castle
made at the February Term thereof A. D. 1885, will he
exposed 10 Sale at Public Vendue, TUESDAY, the
18th day OF June next, at o'clock NJ, at the house
OF o. Iippncott at Middletown In st. Georges Hundred:
All that certain Tract Of LAID situated in 81 Georges
Hundred in the County aforesaid bounded by lands of
John Houston, Henry McVey and others, containing
TWO HUME DRIED AND FIVE ACRES more or less.
Being part OF the Real Estate, late OF Henry Tenn
pleman, decd, aud to be Sold subject to the Wild
dover, for the payment Of his debts.
Attendance will be given and the terms Of sale made
knowa at the Tins and place aforesaid by
RPHRAIM BEAsrEN. Esq, Administrator 40, or by
his Attorney.
By order Of the Court, SAMUEL GUTHRIE.
Attest Clerk Of Orphans Court.
New Castle, March Goth, 1885,
N: B-rhe above property is situated in the most
Of Nov Cassie nanty n liss to
the Markets OF Odessa and Middletown, and within
short stance Of M Pleasant Station, the Delaware
Railroad and within three miles Of q landing, on the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal The soil is very good
and we'll adapted for q peach farm.
BPHRAIM BRASTEN,
apsO Summit Bridge, Del.
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TALLEY & ALRICH.


q o m " Q Y a n @ g T. -
AND AakETs FOR TnB
HOME LIFE INSURANCE co. NEW YORK
err 4th ST., Market House, Wilmington. Del.
They offer for sale the following property:
No. Farm Of $50 acres; about 140 OF them clear the
balanee in timber and land; 500 peach
spple orchard dwelling house and other buildings stu
ale ~ miles IRON Smyrna. and 81 miles from the rail-
road at Blackbird. Price $50 per acre. onethrd cash
No Farm CT $50 acres; Within two miles Of Town.
end Station, Delaware Railroad, nAvgabe water:
vol timbered; improvements--gooj frame house and
barn. Price $50 per acre, half oa-h.
No. 3-farm OF 100 acres. in high state Of cultiva
tiou; In desirable neghborhood; situate on the
Road miles below st. Georges Dell two miles from
the Delaware Railroad and four miles nom the Delaware
river. Terms accommodating.
NOD -PRrm Of 1888 acres; 40 acres Of which In
timber; brick dwelling and good out buildings, the
turnpike near Chrstiana village, and three miles from
the railroad. Price $40 per acre.
No. b-fArm OF 81 acres, Glasgow; mprovements
q good house and granary. Price $50, half cash.
NO6-Rarm of 100 OF land on the road from
Glasgow to Ekton, Maryland 90 Of which Is tim
Der land. Price $40 per acre
No.7.-Store house, with 10 acres OF land Attached,
with large and oommodous brick house.
with number OF farms In Maryland and Virginia;
also several brick houses and store stands the city
Wilmington. WIN. 4. ALRICH,
nov "a Il WESLEY TALLEY,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

IN The Subscribers have aud intend keep
N2F ing constantly on hand, full supply 81
xua635Lthe very best Locust Mountain and She
nandoah Coal, Of all the different slses,
fully screened and prepared for family which will
be sold from Boats J. NJ Poole Co.'S WHAT Orange
Street. and delivered purchasers, cheaper than be
bought at any Of the yards for the quality OF coal
Persons wishing 20 purchase will mud IL TO their advan-
tAgs to call and before purchasing elsewhere.
april eff f0UT BRo1HH
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r.r Removal.
-.tA VIM. III. QUINN,
AGERCEIA MT TAILOR,
le. No. I22 Market Street,

WILMIN GT0N, DELAW ARB.
as The subscriber informs his friends and the pub
lie that he has removed from No. 10, East Second
ID street, to No. I22 MARKET STREET, third door
nA- from the OF Second 81 and neEt door to
AcInais Drag Store, where he will continue to carry
the Merchant Tailoring business In all its branches
Assortment Of Black French Cloths Doeskin Cassimers
and SILK vestings velvets and all kinds q Cloths Of o,
eiga and domestic Makes which be will oBer for Spins
Trade all Of which will be made in the latest STYLE and
Of the best workmanship Also, large assortment Of
travelling Shirts Neck Ties Collars suspenders, Pocket
Handkerchief Hosiery aud Gloves. All Goods warrant
cd to be what they represented He hopes by strc
attention to business to merit share Of p1b patron
ase All orders attended to with promptu,ss Give N
u call before purchasing elsewhere. WIN II. QUINN
nnriIa -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

UNITED STATES
ACCIDENT
Insurance Company OF Syracuse,
NEW YORK,
Cash CapiIai. e2OO.OOO.
President, ALFRED A. HowLETT.
Vice President, GEO. Y. COAfST0CK.
Secretary ,THEOD0RE y. ANDREWS.
superintendent OF Agents, 4. s. TBUAIR.
General References.
silas Merchant, Esq Newark ~
Hon. Reuben n. Feuton, Governor of New York.
Hon Horatio Seymour, U,loa, N. Y.
Dean Hichno Buffalo, N. V.
Hon Thos g. Afford, Lieut.. Gov. Of New York
Hon. Augustus schell, N. Y.
PREMIUMS
FOR INsURIEo AGAINST ACCIDENTS IN THE
United States Accident Insurance
Company.
Under the General Accident Risk.
Five Dollars annual Premium Ill secure Policy
III 900,
In the event death by any de snrpton Of Accident
sonal injury causing total Inability from business.
Ten Dollars premium will, In like manner. secure
Policy for
aud Ten Dollars per week compensation.
Twenty-Five Dollars Premu am viii, Ia like manner, go
cure Policy for
aud Twenty ave Dollars per week compensation.
Fifty Dalars Premium will, in lks manAer. seouie US
Policy for
and Fifty Dollars per week compensation.
This Company besides the usual Policies also insure
Bonds assuring ths payment o. lrom $1,000 S5OO0 in
u death by accident and durinP periods Of from
to Ave years. at very low rates Call and examine them
at North West eth aud Market streets. Bring
hurst's Building, Second story.
mayi4lm RICHARD CLEMENT, Agent
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21
For Sale

For Sale.
THE hKt~res Stock aud good will Of a. estAbilshe ed
Restaurant One OF the best business sands in THU
city. losd haslness guaranteed For further infer
nAiion- can 81 this once, may 14-n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21
EOr sale.

- bargain, rare chance for any one going into
f..H business, q Store and Dwelling, in Brandywins
xsA Village, doing good business If not sold by the
1T o. Juus will be sold 1t Public sas all the stock aud
fixtures. household and kitchen furniture. Also, the
stock and fixtures offs Dry Goods Store, In Market ST.
VIA positively be cold as the owner he going into bust
In another State. FOR apply u
may aim JOHN WfER, on the premises.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21
BRAKES LvAPORATOR

THOSE Interested In the Manufacture Of rghum
Byrup, will find It to their interest to syamns the
DRAKE EVAPORATION, a. II exceeds all Others IN all
the principles neediu for successful Syrup making For
circulars with full Information. ADDRESS
JAMES CLOUD,
Cochranviile,
may fl2tw Chester o., Pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

CANAL COMPANY
The annusl meeting OF stoc kholders and Loanhoders
II this Company will be held at their once All Walnut
Street. Philadelphia, at IL o'clock M the 9th day
Of June 1865. At which time and place election will
take place for President and serve for the
ensuing year. mey 8tm HENRY v. LEsLEf, S,e'y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-21

MARBLE MONUMENTs ~ IVMnS
STONES AT AUCTION.
wiiss sold at Public Sale, at the Marble S.ra "Im
srly oeeupisd by Thomas smith, in Market e"e'' W.
Avsss RIehth and Ninth Streets, 49,
ON THURSDAY, MAY Path, 1903,
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
ssdiasrsnt models and figures, and quantity oil
MARBLE HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Of yatious sises and patterns Alhc several elegant
MARBLE MANTELS, ,o.
OF different patterns. A quantity OF uHWhoo"hi
MAR 8LR, suitable for the trade. 49,. ~
-. t79t W.. II. NAfR, Auctr.