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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
rFor the Delaware Republican,
REjSIE ia GONE.

How soon do the bitter cold frosts Of winter /
nip the boss oms of the fairest plants and lay |
their bri2ht heads low 10 the dust. 80 has |
death, the stern old reaper, nipped sweet Bees |
sic and taken her In his cold embrace down
into the dark grave. Yes, Bessie Is gone yet
we cannot fully realize that che has, until
looking around we chance to miss a sweet
voice In our home circle. Then 1t 10 we know
Bessie has fed. She who was so full Of gentle.
ness, cheeriulness and love, now lies rigid and
cold In the icy hand OF Death; the mild blue eyes
are now closed under the dropping lashes never
to open again on things In this werld. Gods
ways ere net our ways; we must all bow under
his efli,ting hand, though let US exclsim,
| "thy will be done not ours" for God does not
always afHict; his ways are past finding out.
It may be for some good and great purpose our
dear favorite was thus snstched ON our sight.
Her bright presence will be missed on each aud
every Sabbath as they assemble together to
hear and learn of that dear and loving Saviour
to whom she has gone. She always loved to
repeat her creed and commando ents and
dearly loved her church where her parents
loved to worship. When We contrast her home
to the one 70 which she has gono-her more
glorious one in Heaven-we do net mourn for
her as one lest, but smile through our tears
aud say, "that our loss lie her eternal gain"
The pitfalls Of sin are avoided now sweet Bes
sic BIS returned 10 God her body lies In thu
ground; her spirit has assembled to Heaven. Hat
she remained here we know not what sorrow
would have been here's but now we know IL Y
at an end forever. No tears no grief cas- staiI
that angle cheek, but peacefully in Heavei
she will live in love and happiness forever
Though sorrowful has been our parting, I'll
"better far in childhood friendless years, err
sorrow comes and cares Of earth enslavc ~
to fall asleep and wake in Heaven" The
farewell, sweet Bessie; we place thee In hi
care, who marks the tslliUg of sparrow an
numbers every hair. Thou hast gone never t
' return; thy place we cannot fll, but we ca
think OF thy home in Heaven above. Althoug
, thou csast not come to US we can go 10 thee
r One vacant seat at the table,
i One vacant place in the class,
One voice will be missed 10 the praises
Z One smile 10 greet us the less
One less On Earth, one more in Heaven,
4 One more bright crown to a mortal Is givel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26


Tao WHIPPING PosT.-Goveruor Salisbury
RENTED that portion of the sentence Of Sam
uel Register which required that he should
stand in tho pillory and be whipped, laat Sat-
urday week. 1t 10 stated that petitions signed
by over 1900 names induced him to do this
When man who shot down another In cold
blood, cannot be whipped in accordance with
the law, it 10 high time that the law should be
changed. 1t is folly to whip men for stealing
articles of only few dollars value, and allow
murderers to escape the punishment. If it is
cruel to whip for the greatest offence agains,
society. it is still more cruel to whip for petty
thefts which hardly deserve to By called
crimes. If the law cannot be impartiRlly ad-
ministered it is high time that it should b,
changed, and some milder form of punishment
substituted.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

~T The New York Board Of Aldermen have
fixed one million dollars as the price of the
site for The new post Office to be built in that
city.
se5- Bishop Nottingham, of Maryland, has
returned frem Europe, somewhat improved in
health.
WDiploma awarded by the New Castle
County Agricultural Exhibition to J. P.
Doughten, SOB Market Street, for tho best make
of White Shirts. Hundred of oar Citizens
can testify to the deserved compliment.
nA-Gentlemen say our shirts are perfect
h!s neatly aud substantially made, unsurpass-
ed In quality, prices as low rs any, Call and
try 90 these points at the Gents furnishing
sore. John O. Oele, agent, 5l7 Market street,
opposite the city Hall Wilmington.
HFor Beautifying the Skin and prevent
ing from chapping, use R. D. Hicks 4 Co.'S
London Honey Toilet Soap For sale every
where. Try it, aud you will be c1nvinced. At
'tHA-slk undsrtshirts a very superior arti-
lie, at Doughten's Gents Furnishing Store, No.
sos Market Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

Free Lectues.-The Lectures In the Normal
school will be free TO all persons who wibh to
attend them until the 25th of December, as
may be seen by card 10 another column
We wish every professional and business man
in our city would made it point to hear one
or more of them By so doing some op MON
may be formed of the value Of this institution,
and the propriety OF encouraging and Ruatain
iugit. word spoken in regard to Its merits
may contribute to swell the number of stu
dents and extend its usefulness. We under
stand that it ia also the purpose of Prof Herk-
meas 10 organize litersry and debating asso-
citation TO meet one evening each week. The
object is good one, aud it may lead to great.
er inquiry and improvement on the part Of
many minds.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

Commemorative are authorised by the
committee who had charge of the presentation
of the cane at the recent festival of the Central
Church, to say that the statements made by
au anonymous writer over the signature Of
"Boy in Blue" are entirely unauthorized by
the facts. That the sccessful competitor had
a large majority over either of the others, and
that the whole affair was managed with the
utmost fairness that there was no objection
on the part OF any member of the committee to
adding the name OF the gentleman referred to
but that on the suggestion of the friends Of th,
gentleman, it was added to the list with th,
greatest promptness, and that there was moth
ing of the nature of lotteries permitted durinl
the Festival
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
MARRIED

On the 22nd inst, at Mrs. Keene's, in this
city, by Rev. A. T. scott, Mr.. Abram Warrlck
and Miss Mary Emma Turner, both Of Christi
ana Hundred, Del.
October 2Stb, 1865, at Asbury N. E. Parson-
age, Wilmington, Del, by Rev. I. Mast, Mr.. John
n. Walker to Miss Mary Emma Faucet, both Of
Pennsgreve, j.
In Bridgetown, N. j., Mt the residence Of Mr.
Edwin N. Ware, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
g. R. Gregory, Mr.. Norval E. Bates, of WASH
ington, D. O., 10 Miss Rebecca H. Topham, of
Salem, N J.
In the Chapel ofthe Arch Street NJ. n. church
November 18th, 1866, by Rev. Bishop Thorn
son, the Rev. Iaaac Mast, OF Wilmington, to
Miss Ellen Benson, of Philadelphia.
In New London, Pa, on the 10th of Septem-
Der, 1866, by:Rev. James L. Mackey, Mr.. Lewis
Pierson to Miss Amanda G. Griffin, both of
Mill Creek Hundred, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

The Fort Smith (Ark) Nsso Era stRtes that
of company of Union soldiers enlisted in the
southwestern part of that State, and dischar-
ged from the Uaon army little more than a
year ago, six men have been murdered since
their return to their homes. 1t is thus that
the rebels OF that region inagurate peace.
They massacre in detail the army that con
auered and paroled them.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

HoRRID CAsE.-Andrew Brockmann, one
of the victims of the Indian massacre at New
Jim Mountain, In 1868, has arrived at ST..
Louis. He experienced the tortures of seeing
his wife and four children murdered, and as
horribly mutilated his tongue cut out, ham,
string severed, his fingers cut his hands MAIN
ed, his scalp torn reeking from his head, which
had previously been perforated with three bull
let's but despite these wounds, the unfortunate
man survived, and was carried to Salt Lake
City, where he remained 10 hospital for three
years
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
Registers Office.

EEw uAsrLH uouKrI, November 2ist 1866.
lPON the application OF William J. Brown and los
~ Brown Administration Of Ann NJ. Brown, late
tuhrsuanA undred In said County, deceased II 10
Administrators aforesaid give notice OF the q
Letters OF Administration the Estate OF the
with IT e ofRrantins thereof By advertise.
ments 70 De posted wtthin forty days em the date OF
Of Ne. Castle persons having demands
against the kstate PRESENT the abide By an
Act Of Assembly In such case made and provided And
IN the Delaware Republican, Newspaper published in
Wilmisgton, and to be continued therein
\I Given under the hand and Seal OF on ce Of the
SIS Register aforesaid, At New Castle, in New Gas
~ tie County Aforesaid. the day and year above
" ltten: 80 Il. o. RRAIM, Register.
NOTICE, All persons having clsima against the
Estate Of the dee eased must present the same duly
tested to the Administrators before November
2Bt 1867, abide the Act of Assembly such case
,Ade aud provided. WILLIAM J, BROWN,
JOSEPH 4. BROWN,
nj
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
REGIs'TEN'H OFFICE-

NRw CASTLE COUNTY, Oct. gath, 1865.
TP0N the application of Maria williams. Executrix
Of The last WI and Tesla Isnt of Esyard Wilams
and directed by the ReEster that the EIecutriI
sAid, give notice OF the granting Of Letters Tesla
date Of granting thereof BY causing
to be posted within forty days from the date suck
Letters six OF the most bile places of tn County
Of New Castle reaurine al PERSONS havins demands
Act of Assembly such made and pro vided And
also the to be Inserted within tn same pc
ROD the Delaware Repu lean Newspaper publish
cd IN Wilmington and to be continued therein two
months.
I.S) Given UNDER be and 60 al of once o the
g. 81 Register Aforesaid at New Castle in New Castle
~, Co. aforesaid the day end year shove written
N0TIoE.-All persons having claims aESinst The
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Exeourlx, befor1 October oath
1857, or ABIDE the Act q Assembly such made
Auul1ne new Cahtle, delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

VALUABLE CLEARAscE.-There WAS cleared
at Charleston on Saturday last the ship South
err Rights, for Liverpool. She has on board
the first large cotton cargo of tie season,
amounting to l46 bales Sea Island, 924 bales
Upland cotton, 2o4 barrels rosin This larg'
freight is valued at the sum OF $463 600.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
Halls Vegetable Sioilian Hair Re-
newer.

HALLS VEGETABLE sIoILIAN HAIR RE-.
NEWER.
RENEws TIE HAIR
Restores Gray Hair to Its original color
PREVENTS IT'S FAILING OFF!
Makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy!
1t Does NOT TAIN TIRE SKIN!
II has proved itself the best preparation ever pre-
sentsd to the public
dive II a trial Price 81 50.
R. HALL q co, NASHUA, II. II.
For sale by all druggists:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

The LAST REVOLUTIONARY SoLDIER 1t is
stated that khe Report of the Secretary of War,
to be submitted with the Presidents Message
at the opening of Congress, will show that
there is but one Revolutionary pensioaer liv-
ing-Samuel Dunn, who enlisted in New
Hampshire, bat who lives In New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

Ladies ana Gentlemen! You are getting old
and trouble or excitement has made you gray,
You wish to hold back the hand of time and
remain young as long az you can. To do
this employ something which restores your
hair to its original color, which does not dye
it nor color the skin, keep the hair healthy and
makes 1t grow on the bald spots if any such
you have. That thing is the "Martha Wash
ington" Hair Restorer. Gets bottle, try il and
be convinced. Sold by Druggists everywhe
SIMoSDs & Co, Proprietors, Fitzwillism, N. n
46 Acre Farm for Sdle.-We have for sale 46
acres of very productive land; acres of good
woodland. The situation is high and bsauti-
iu, fronting Oh the public road, and would d.
yids into two small places miles from the
City of Wilmington, ia Christiana Hundred
Neighborhcod very 6ne, with schools, stores,
mills and churches near the property. WIN
BRIeHT & Son, Real Estate Dealers, Whining
ton, Delaware.
Itch, Itch, itch, Army Heh.-Euglsnd's Col.
den Itch Ointment will cure the worst cases oil
ARM Itch. 1t contains no mercury or other
Ingredients in any way injurious to health
Those suffering from this terrible disease
should procure it at once. Ask for England's
Golden Itch Ointment and take no other. l.
/ NJ. EsaJAED, Druggist and Chemist, corner Of
/ Fifth and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del
Price 80 cts. box by mail 80 cts. ja24
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
DIED.

At his residence in Ohristisua Hundred, of
pneumonia, on the 18th of November, Isaac
Hendrickson, In the bsth year of his age.
AT New Castle, Nov. 2sd,, after a short ILL.,
ness, Miss Rebeoca, Il. daughter Of the late Ed
ward Williams, IN the 32d year of her age.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
DIR. w. H. WHITMORE.


HAS BEEN IN sUcCEssFUL PRACTICE FOR ANUM-
Der Of years. with the xperienee OF the hosp
tails in kurJpej also member of the Analytical Medi
cal destitute OF New York. continues to attend to all
professional at his Office Ne Gas FibeIt Street.
Philadelphia.
NO PATENT MEDICINES are used or recommended ;
the remedies administered those which will not
break down the constitution but renovao the ystsm
from all Injuries 1t has sustained from mineral medicines
and Leave the system in healthy and perfectly cared
condition.
DYsPEPsIA.
That distressing disease aud fell destroyer OF health and
happiness, undermining the constitution and yearly car.
rying thousands to untmey graves, most smphati
caliy be cured.
MELANCHOLY.
ALTERATION, that state Of Alienation and weakness
Of the mind which renders persons Incapable OF eu6y
ing the pleasures erformng the duties Of life.
RHEUMATISM,
la any form or condition. chronic acute, warranted
curable kPILEPSY, falling Sickness all chronic or
stubborn of Female Diseases radically removed;
SIT Nhsun aud every description of alterations; Piee
and Scrofulous diseases which have baed all previous
say all diieasss. (yes Oonsuuptfoa) be cured by
wearing Medcated Jacket, which 10 protection to
the lungs Against all changes Of weather in all climates
having hvesigs cd for years the and OF
lntermsnts ever and ague) in all parts Of the Quilted
states-w cure permanently ali chronic acute
Of Ague aud nervous diseases In q few days.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR DRAW.
ING BLOOD.
Tape Worm, that dread to the Human Family foi
years. can be removed with two three doses Of my
newly discovered remsdy, warranted In all Con
sutaton In the English aud German Languages free oil
BIO addressed by letter Confidently and Medicine sent
with proper directions to any part OF the country.
OFFICE-NO. 93S Hilbert street,
ap E-u PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

DIR. y
- -
oBLEB MONDAY, November 20, 1865


STATE OF DELAWARE,
xyouTtvE DarARrMsNr, DovkR, Nov. 2lst, 1850 .
The acknowledgment VI dependence upon tho Al
mighty Ruler Of the Universe 10 obligation NO less
binding upon communities than indisiduas ~ ~ m,ee
and proper at s times TO remember Win grhu'uoe ms
fnvnfs and merces received from the Oliver OF All gooa
Especially at that Of the year whea abunaant
harvest has crowned the labors OF ths husbennmkh
giving assurance ofexemption from want,-should our
thank illness fad appropriate oppression we sheua
also eratefay remember and acknowl edge the merei
fi Providence which has preenrved the people oil THIS
state from the psstience SO affecting to may poIoss
Of our Country and, mingline prayer WITH praise IN
woke the Divine favor abide with us In the future as
which We enjoy as indviduals and every advantage We
possess as political community; vouehsafed to us
BY the continued goodness Of tho Father OF
10 the end that we may suitably and publicly aeknow
ledge our gatIons the Divine Being for all past
vors II leemed appropriate that day be set apast
for special Thanksgiving aud praise.
Now therefore, I, COVE sAULsBcRY Governor Of
Delaware to the people Of the State that
they observe THURSDAY, the 2pth day Of November
inst day Of thanksgiving and praise and In 50 DO
ing that they lay ade for the time being their seea
and sssembe at their places OF religious
Worship and engage In such religious services Is 70
them N ay seem meet and proper.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and tho
Nareat Seal OF the said State, at Dover, tn.
| sGAA Twenty first day Of November, In the year OF
w S<our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sxtysx and Of the Independence Of tne said state I'M
ninety frat. COVE SALISBURY
GUSTS W. WRIGHT,
Secretary OF State.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
REGISTERS OFFICE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Aug 25, 1866,
Upon the application of Richard T. Carey, Admin
~ traitor of Thomas arey late ofOhrlstiana Hundred
In said Os dec'di 1t Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Admi
the graptng Of Of upon the estate
OF the deceased with the date of ting thereof
causing to be posted within forty days
from the date pfsuch Letters, six OF most public
sons having against the Estate the
abide by Act of Assem- bly, such case made
and provided And slsq he 50 me- to be inserted
within the same period In the Delaware Republican,
ed therein two months.
~ Given der the and and Seal Of once of the
6sS Re gster Aforesaid at New Castle In New Castle
~ Co., aforesaid, the day and year above wrttsn
- X. o. fRAlh, Register.
NoTIOE.-All ersons having claims against theFs-
tate the uy attested
70 the Administrator before August 2Sth 1867
abide the Act of Assembly In such case u, sds and
provided. RIOHAED II. CAREY,
nov u Addres', Centreyille, Delaware Admir-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

wUAsTLh UoUhTY, Oct. 2eth, lst6.
~ tor p; T.. y. of John Eaqdain; late Of Apo
rsoted b. the sifter,
give notice granting of Letters
the Estate Of the with the
Ing Thereof BY esusing adyertsementB to Be posted
within forty days from the date of Letters Bx
ofthe most public places of the county of New Cas-
kstats to present the same, abide BY Act of
sembiy In such case provided And also cause
the same to be inserted within the period the
pe9laware kePnbliean, A neEsPsper published In WI
WI Given under the and and Seal of0nioe Of he
Ssb. Register aforesaid, atNew Castle In New CAS-
writer: h. Q. FRAfG, kesistsG.
perBonBh avine olsmB against tn ea
tAteof the deceased The attested
20 tns A IN aistrstor on OF before Oct 26th 1857,
provided. HENRY CLAYTON
DOT ae-2m. Admi nj strator, D, b, N,
Address Middletown, Delaware. ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. 10th, 1895.
pom the Application Of Hannah q Dixon; and
e o. Mill Greek HID, in said County deed 1t 10 OR
DERkD and directed by the Register that the Admin
strators ao resaid give notice OF the granting
tiers Of the Estate of the
with he date of granting thereof by causing adyey-
tsemsnts to be posted within forty days date
Ooanty of New Castle, requl ring ali pc rsona avins
demands against the Estate, to present the same
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case made and
proydsd And aso cause The same 70 be with
paper published In Wilmin sten ,sndto be continued
therein two months.
I-.~) Given under tn hand and BE al Of once of the
g. IS Regiater Castle in New astls
f~~t Go. aforesaid, the day and shove written
r. O. fRA1M, Register.
tste al the Al duly atteat
"a to the Administrators, on or be ore Nov. 10th,
1857 or abide the Act of Assembly such On mAde
and provided. HANNAH II. DIX0H,
JACOB DIXON,
nov 10 2m Adminiatra tors,
Hook Dal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

To Widows and Heirs Of Deceased
Soldiers.
rrHA DELAWARE AGENCY affords every facility
l. In procuring Pensions, Back Pay and Bounty. APP
Rioations By maid stendsd to e. promptly as II maze
Pension gency at Dover can have the same collected
at once. Persons addressing the Agency Box az Will
mngten, Del, by calling the accredited Notary,
Virgins, No. l07 west 1th street will have their
claims attended to promptly. All Inquiries by letter
directed to the DELLvARB AasEoY, will reoeive imme
date answers In return. oct 6-2m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
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REG1BTER'S OFFlCE.

NEW UABTLk CouhTY, Oct 18th, SOS.
\ pom the application of ADAM GRUB, EIscu-
~ tor Of the last Will and Testament oi John
ty, decd; It is ordered and directed by the Re
gster that the kxecntor aforesaid give netce the
the with the date of ereo b, oaus
the date Letters In six most public places
ofthe Cou ell New Castle all
demands against the Estate to present the same or
abideby Act of Assembly in such made pro
vded And also cause the to be inserted within
the same period In the Delaware Republican, new spa
In two months.
Ie~~) aiyen under the hand and Seal efomce It he
.. Ne sster Aforesaid at New Castle in New Oas
(-~t tie County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written R0RERT o. FRAIM, Register,
NOfIOE.-Al persons h avin cl aims against the Eh
te the deceased must present the Hme duly attss
or abide the Act of Assembly in such case made an
provided. ADAM CRUDE,
oct 2b-2m Executor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
REGISTERS Once,

NEW CAbTLk Gnuhfr, Oct. sd, 1865,
ron the application OF William D. Clark, Admin
atraor Of Malone, late Of Red Lion, Hundred.
ed by the Regiser that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF the yrantn Of Letters
the Estate OF deceased with the granting
6srsef By to be posted vithln
most placer Of the County of New Castle
ing all having dema nds against the Estate to
present the same, abide by Act of Assembly In
sueh made and proyided And also The same
to be inserted within the eriod the Deaw
RepubloAn, answspaPer published In Wim ard
to 10 cont n ed herein two months.
SIS aegister aforesaid, at New CASTLE, in New Cas-
f~-t tie county Aforesaid. tho day and year above
written. - ROBERT U. FRAIM, Registsr.
NoTiDn-Ai persona having oiaimsaEainstthe IS:
to the Administrator before the sd OF October
1867, or abide the Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. WILLIAM b CLARK,
.,,o, e,, ,,, Admnistrptor,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

The Delaware Normal School-The frst lee
ture OF DR., Harlan's course was given on We'd
nesday last, at 8 O'Clock, and was very inter-
esting, instructive and valuable. Some of the
good qualities of the speaker are q mind SYM
pathetic with the young by which he 80 pleas
ingly adapts himself to them, ingenuity In
presenting his subject in au entirely new
way illustrating the same by pleasing anec
dotes, being true to nature go that the very
child can understand what he says and his
scholarly mind and extended experience. His
lectures are especially valuable because he tells
the young ladies and gentlemen how to pre-
serve their health and strength. Every person
who has body to take care OF and every parent
who has the responsibility OF watching over
| the health and growth OF a child, should go
and hear the Doctor lecture every Wednesday.
Thanksgiving Governor Saulsbury has is
sued his proclamation recommending the OBJ
servance of Thursday, the 2Sth inst, as O day
| of Thanksgiving. The Governors of most Of
the States have named this day, as we'll 90
President johnson, and 1t now looks az though
we should really have National Thanksgiving
1t will be we'll If it prove in fact to be really
what it is in name.
"Cold ."-It any of our readers wish
to secure first class suit Of clothing suitabl,
for the present season, made from the best and
most fashionable" material, let them visit ths
tavorite tailoring establishment Of John q
Muhlhausen, No. bos Market street, as he Il
ready to prove this to all his friends and Gus
toners.
Notice e. Larkin, No. s East Second street
has Just received fresh lot of French Merinoel
Plain and Plaid Poplins, at greatly reducet
prices. Blankets, Bslmorals, Cassimers an
Flannels, all sold at q great reduction. ls-2r'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

June At.
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