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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
EflR SAIE.

tsaS A very desirable country residence, miles
IllIfl from Wilmington, in Mil Geek HI, with Is
E,s tx acres an perches, Of highly Improved
1MkI7% nud; situation beautiful ard healthy, house
aearly new large and modern built, water pure and
nbuudant Nih narn, Carriage House, Corn Crib &C.
Also a small Wooden Fastory, set of machinery ard all
tho Dying Feting and Finishing spparath7 IN iair or
der and IN succcssiul operation Large durable tenant
houte sprinr house, weave tlop, garden, &c II not
sold by The atst March, the house aud land VIII he ior
r,nt THOMAS WORREII,
sec Tatnali Street,
ian lk1oi. Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
PuRIIC SALE.


IN THE undersigned being about to de- {AEs
G.A cline Farming, will offor 1T Public Sale, A~h.s
GU WEDNESDAY, the 2ist, dav Of February, at JOCK
A. bis entire stock Of Cattle, Horses flaming n'en
ss &c. consisting In part of good work horses driv
ing Mares and four colts O. g. and years old, the
latter extra young bay horse nearly sixteoH hAndt
high Of hne STYLE and now In bieaktra hands, yok,
If Red Oxen, years old which are believed to be equal
any In the county appearance aud good qualities
yoke of young red Oxen partly broken as', sig load
of blooded Cattle, lDurhnm Holstoinl hve Heifsr'
and Bull also, iull blooded Bull, years old
this stock Is well worthy the attention OF those desiring
an Improved grade Of cattle.
Also, Farming Utensils, In great variety and In good
condition. many articles having been purchased during
the last year, consisting in part Of good Wagons Or
Carts, Hubbard combined Mower and Reaper, Drill Fan
Corn Shelter, steel Wheel Rake Plowa, lIarrows, Guilt
vAtors, Gears Hoes, Shoyels, &c.
TERMS.--All sums OF so and under cash, thai
credit OF sir months will be given, nots
bearing legal interest, with approved security
JOHN O. HIGGINS,
A. CANNON. Auct. jan 26.ts Near Delaware City.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
NOTICE.


Tho subscriber will apply to the next aener Assem-
bly, Of tho State Of Delaware for act to divorce hal
from her husband Joseph LathIop RACHEL nATHROP
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
CLOTHING.
Fall & Winter Clothing,

-E2- Fall q Winter Clothing.
0uN STOCK or EEApY-SADE ,,,,,,.n :. -.
IL now being made up In superior by the best
workmen In the city.
FOR ELEGANCE, DURABILITY, NEATHEss AND
CHEAPNRsH,
THEY CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
Cnt In the most approved and hon made, we
defy competition. Call aud examlno olothng before
urchasng elsewhere.
We sell more superior article Of fashionable Cut
KeadyDade Clothing, than any other house In the city
Cloths, Cassimers and Vostings always on hand, which
will be made up the latest style and In the best
ner and will be sold low and In oil Narrated
give satisfaction.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
EDWARD MOORE,
No 22s Market Street, below Third.
ss- The oldest and largest Clothing Emporium the
elty maya-ff
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

Having relnquishcd the Hat and Cap business to
my son, ID Ii. kumford, return my sincere thank,
to my friends and patrons and request continuance
Of their layors To my successor, j. RUMF0RD.
Wilmington, January LIST, 1906. I'm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
PUBLIC SALE.

n The subscriber intending to Gsaa1SHp
1fRA to Illinois, will sell all his stock, My
Ah Farming Implements. Housello Id and iAks=eA.
Kitchen Furniture, &o, ut Public Sale, on TUESDAY
tho 10th day OF February 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
the farm Of James Elliott Esq, east OF the Wilmington
aud Chrstana Turnpike between the Villages of STAN
and Christsna, the following described property
HoRsRS.-An extra hne Grey Horse, years old,
blnoded stock, Thoroughbred Ray horse, years old
GOOD and sound Grey family horse, years old, honest
and true, Bay family horse, good traveller, Roam
mare, years old heavy with fosl, Roam colt Years
old In May next good Stock Young Cows, good stock
all good Mixers, two Heers two years old Hciters,
year old, Red Bull, years old good stock fine
shosts. One Germantown arriage, new I large mar
ket dearborn, for two horses good farm wagon,
with new hay rigging l horse cart, sulkey, corn
Shelter fsn revolving rake roller; plows, harrows,
cuvatnrs double md single trees FORKS rakes, shoyes
hoes ohana carriage wagon and plow harness. saddle.
nearly BRIDES haer. and lines barrels, lot OF
picked pork; cook stove, ton plate stove, bu.
reaus eads tables CHAIRS dairy fixtures, potatoes,
by the bushe 81 OF wheat in the ground prime
timothy hay by the ton and combined rea per and
mower, (none better.) TERMS CASH.
CHARLES W. WHITMAN.
A CANNON. Auct. ian 2h-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
Dissolution Of ParlnorsIlip.

fFIlE h Of Casino and Steel ia this day dssol, cd BY
Imitation Eilher Of the late firm will settle ac-
counts JACOR n AsUO
Newark, Del, Jan. |, 1865. HUDsoE sTRRL
The undersigned baye this day associated themselv
tngethor nnler the style and firm of Casbo v,
nnis 4 Co.. far the general mannfaetu OF Msch,a
at Cashps Mills, Newark Del. The patr ms .,
Erlicitu1. JACOB CAsuo 'S
Newark, Jan I, '68.I-lm JOSEPH nASlo''
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
Public sale eff Real Estate.

WILL re sold at Public sale, on rhTUhlAt,
Ns!H the 10th day Of February, 1860, at ~ O'Clock,
4& p. NJ. at the public house Of Philip Marvel. In
the town Of Newark Delaware the following Property,
visit
Nc. lis Two Story Frame Dwslling House, 10 feet
by 20 feet deep. containing FIVE rooms the lot on
which this house Is erected is 1856 feet deep.
No. 2-ls Dwelling House Of the same szc, and same
dimensions with well of good water to supply the two
houses, with O pump. These houses arc in desirable
location In the town, and rent readily for good In
terest, to good and reliable tenants
No.G-Are Three Building Lots, adjolning the above
Property and each 10 feet front by 1856 feet doep which
will be sold separately to suit the purchasers.
AS- Conditions made known on ,ay Of Sale
ian ap-ts8 WASHINGTON MASON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
Notice.

5uhN NJ SCOTT and WILLIAM Y. WARNER bave
y hren admitted partners In frm from aud after
hH i"ie The business will hereafter be conducted IN
der the hane OF Pussy. Scott Co.
Wll,slneton. Ian. l, lss5-25-lm JAMES SCOTT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
,UBLIC SALE.

- The undersigned being about 10 Ieoline .-ze,AS
IN farming, will expose /, Public Sale, OF ~
6GAv endue, on MONDAY, Jan. Goth 1seo, 49,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ the following personal property
good farm and road Mares, Mich Cows. one younl
hefer, Hubbard Reaper and Mower combined, jenny
Lind Carriage, Farm Wagon, MIL Wagon, Wheel
harrow, plows, ertivators wagon harness. carriag
do, grain fan. &C., 40.
Terms made known day Of Sale.
EDWARD d. O. PARRAND,
A. Cannon ,Auot Ian l8-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
lore House for ssenS.

Store House for ssena.
Se1a hfwo Story Brick Store House, at tho CnTggr
Eiii Orange and Water Street. Possession given on
AlI the 18th Of March next. Applyto
JAsC. AKIN, sr CULBERT BRoTnlR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
mimabie property al Private Salc.

,r-9A large Lot. situate on the North Nost cor
TlxI of Seventh AMI Poplar streets, rnntainin X
EsE3 6h feet seventh and 81 feet on Poplar street
w. improved with large two story frame Cpnpe
Shop, Brick and Frame Building, and shed used
as store houses They will all De sold with tho Lot
This property Is we'll situated for building lots, for
large manufacturing place. aud viii to sold low.
Apply tn JOHN COCHRAN,
jan lb-3tt Real Estate Agent. No Sol East 18th ST.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
TALLEY & ALRICH.
Real Estate Agents
90 n We yam @ q H. -

Ok II We " "a N @ q H. -
AND AaLSrs FoR THE
HOME LIFE lNSUR ANCE co. NEW YORK
No. 404 Market ST., Wilmington HeI.
They Offer for sale the follow ing property:
No farm Of $50 acres Hbout 40 Of them clsaT the
balance in timber and meadow land 800 peach trees
apple orchard dwelling house and other buildings; stu
ate u miles from smyrna and 80 miles rNm the rail-
road a. Backbird. Price $50 acre one-thrI cash
No 2-Farm Ct $50 acres; within miles OF Town
end station, Delaware Railroad, near navgabe water;
well tmbered; improvomeDts--gooj frame house and
BAN. Price $50 per acre, half cash.
No. 3-Farm OF 1b0 acres, In high state Of cultlva
ton; In Desirable neshborhood situate the state
Road, two miles below st. Georges ne, two miles from
the Delaware Railroad and four miles from The Delaware
River. Terms accommodating.
No. 4 Farm Of 1888 acres; 10 acres Of which In
timber; brick dwelling and good ont buildings on the
turnpike ChristIana village, and thrcu miles from
the railroad. Price so per acre.
NO. b.-Farm OF u acres, near Glasgow improvements
a good hou'e and granary. Prios $50, half cash.
No. B-farm OF 100 ncres of land, on the road from
Glasgow 10 Blkton, Maryland, 60 Of which Is Tim
Der land. Price $40 per
No T--siore, house with 10 of land attached,
with large aud oommodious brick house.
with a number Of farma in Maryland and virginia.
also several brick houses aud store stands IN tho oy OF
Wilmington. VIM. H. ALRICI,
nov u II WESLEY TALLhY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

Meeting Of the Trustees Of the Poor Of New Castle
N County, viii he held at the Aims Houle, at 10
O'Clock, the 3lst inst.
Persons having accounts against the Trustees, will
please them for examination With the Trustees Of
their respective Hundreds at least two diyh before the
meeting 4. BRlkGHuRsT.
LIST no. 9th 1s6b.-l5tm Clerk
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
sean RICHARD c. COOPER, ROY.
Wv

Irsned Jnnunry let, 1850.
TO JOHN Il. WILKINS
In pursuance Of the command Of tho foregoing writ,
hereby summon you BE- and appear before the Judge
otths Sid Superior Court 1t the next term thereof to
h. hold at New Caste, Mondny, tho seventh LAY
May next To answer the Legations Of the said petition
Enl show catseAs the Ella c tnicl.
$40 s HAGASY. sheriff
ehsiif's once, Now Castle, January 20, 1890.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
DISSOLUTION OF cO-PARTNRRsHIP

Ihe,co- Partnership heretofore existing under tho
firm Of j. Rumiord 4 Son, is dissolved this day by
mutual consent The Junior member of the hrm
ness at the old established stand, No 4O6 Market
Street and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit share of public patronage
]. RUMF0RD
EDWD. IL. RUMF0RD'
Wilmington, January LIST, 1865
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
Glover seed

O0l Bnthu!s OF prime Chester County, Glover Seed
~pO In store, and For Sale by WALTON wuANN
Co ). " Cornor tTout Market SITS. jan IS SIN
Z NRlMsoN TETTER W AsH.-This old and we'll kDowr
\ preparation for the letter has to life again II
Ia a aufe cur9 Tor sale at MeINALL, Drug Store.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

49, Farm in Franklin Township Chester County,
H,i1 Pa, containing one hundred and twenty one
kW acres, hundred OF which is cleared, the bal
good VOID land The land is In high state of Guilt
vatnu and water in gi tho folds ono The improve
consist ofa House, contaiung eight rooms,
BILE decker Barn, tenant house aud Stable. IL with
IN Ave mites of lime Quarries, and alb six miles from
p. W. & b. Road, will be sold low, and possession
giyen Goth March next. Apply t,
TfIOS. J. MhHAFFY,
ian % Sd and King kIreei..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

$40 Keward

a GOOD Steam Engine and Boiler, all In perfect or
\ der, For particulars apply to
WALTON, WHANN 4 CO.
io-H Corner Front and Market SITS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

- Amodern built three story brick honEe, BituR-
90 ted on Walnut Strea, below Third, No. as. Lot
i'll ~ feet front, running back 100 feet; with good
n ia asy 10 the 'front.' Tho houRe contains Parlor,
Dining room and Kitchen the drrt aoor, three
,hAmsefs bath room, and kiIl'a room en- the second
door nd two the third Hour 1t Is supplied
with gas, with water In yard and kitchen It IA well
doc l,.tf Apply to O. p, JOHNSON. 4ls Market It.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

~ WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the Brandy
Ill wine Springs In MIL Greek Hundred, New Castle
I'll County, Delaware, on MONDAY, the 18th ~ Of
February, 1883. at o'clock, P. desirable iiitl"
Fsrm containing so situated on the road lead
Ing from the Springs TO hiltown ten acres when are
well set In wood there Is water In every Aold 1t has
been lined three times within the past eight years
The improvements consist Of q Houss, Barn, Spring
House, &c. A3- Terms ons-third Cash.
Ian
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
u SANNON, huct'
PIRl,IG SALE,

ES@cN WILL be sold at Public snls on IFvRh
bSesfYS tho farm OF the late Eli Davis, onJE
liza the road leading from Enstburn's 4AAs3AE3
quarries to Mechanicsvle, In Mill Creek Hundred.
NJ, the following Personsl property, belonging to the
estate OF said deceased, to wit:
bead OF Horses pair Of good Mules, yoke # super
Tor Oxen good Cows, yearlings, Sow and fur Figs
two farm wagons, Dearborn, Jenny Lind Carriage, one
Sleigh, OK Cart, yoke and chains, Moving Machine
1hresbing Machine. Grain DILL Corn Shelter two
Grain Pans, VIII, Of horse Rake Roller, wheelbarrow,
Grain Cradles, Scythes pows, HaTrows, Cuti vators,
Carriage wagon and pow harness; side Saddle man 8
Saddle and Brdles Forks Rakes shoN els, Hoes Maui
and Wedges. ehopping Axes, broad and post Axes,
grndstone erowbar stone drills, lot OF Carpenter
TOOLS Hay by tho tom Potatoes by the bushe aud other
articles. Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
sistng Of Beds B.deads and Bedding, Bureaus Looking
Glasses Clock Tables Chairs Stands Settee Parlor and
large Co Stove lot Of rag carpet quantity OF Da
Fixtures such as Churns, Butter fub-, Cream Pots,
Milk Pans md great variety Of other articles.
aS- Terms at Rae ROBERT J. DAVIS, Admir-.
d. r RICHARDS, Auet. an 25-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

VIE sniscrber having lost portion of his book of
4 Deposit, IA the once of tho Wilmington Saving
application for u new book.
j4n2b4i JoUN McaEr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
Napu'ICE
N OTIt'E.

WILMINGTON, BAL Dec %, 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting OF
IN the Stockholders Of the Wilmington Navigation
Company" will be held ut No. p2l Market street, WILL
mingon, Delaware Thursday, the LIST day of Rebrua-
ry 1896 between tho hours Of and o'clock p M, for
the purpose of eecng three Directors three
years and for tho transaction Of such other business
may uler
lee 2s-tf. JOHN A. GRIFFIN, Prssid .snt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
OLMSTED'S wgTE as PROOF
LEATHEI PEsESEKVFM.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. IS; -
SOUS TaE STATE OF DELAWARE:

JUS TIE STATE OF DELAWARE:
TO THE SHERIFF or NEW GASfJE co, GREETING:
Wn,REAs Mary Emeline wilkins by her petition to
the judges Of Superior Court ned ia the o'e OF the
PrOthonoary Of the said County in and for the County
Of New Ca tie, for the complaint therein ailedgt
has made application to said Iudge-, that decree
may be pronounced dssoyiug the Marriage existing be-
the petitioner aud her husband Que John H. Will
kins. We therefore command you, as you have been
heretofore commanded that You summon John r. vii.
ku that he be and appear before the shid Judges of
said superior Court at the next term thereof to be
held at New Castle in and for the Couaty Of New CASTLE
on Monday seventh day Of May neit to the
allegations Of the said petion, and also to show II
no has why decree OF the said Court sloud net be
and the said pei ioner according to tho act OF Assembly
In such made and provided and also to do and
ceiye what the said Court shall then and there
CONCERNING him In this behalf to the Court shsl
meet nd consistent with the provisions of tho said Act
Of Assembly.
WITNESS tho Honorable Edward w Gilpin, Esq al
New Castle, the first day of December III tho.year o
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty Ave
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

VDSEPH bANCIt0FT has arsUciatod Ills sons, Will.
a LIAM POOLE BANCROFT and SAMUEL BAN
CEOFr, IT,, with hmser In business of Ma.uiac-
turing aud Bleaching and Finishing Cotton Goods tho
partner hip commencing tho first OF Tho present month
JOSEPH BANCROFT & SONS,
First Month ~ 1886 6t wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

Mcnos Uan Jan %, 1896.
To the Directors Of the Now Castle County National
Bank Of Odessa, Delaware.
GENTLEMEN Having lost mhlnid my certificate of
Stock, in the Castle County Bank Of Odnusa No
or twenty shares issued December IL, 1854, l have
advertised IN tho Delaware Re uhlicin, Of Wilmington,
and hereby apply for duplicate certificate therefor.
Respectfully yours, &c,
Ian m GEO EAgSNER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

NOTICE is hereby plvon that John H. Stewart 4
Samuel X lawson trading undvr the name aud arm Of
St"~artS Lawson was on the 25th day Of November
last dissolved by mutual con,ent Settlement of ali
accounts VIII 10 made by end to either person.
bTEWART LAWSON,
January stl, lshh' Ct Georges, Del
BIZ those indebted to the late hrH will pay their
h, on Or before the 18th day of January next, they
shall e allowed PER centage them.
Ian ll-2w AL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-28
CITY I NTELLI GE NOE
LBOr Additional Local Items see Third Pdge.l


THE FINE ARTs.-The great sale of paint
ings at the Academy OF Fine Arts yesterday at
tracted large and distinguished audience. The
bidding was animated, and the sale was managed
admirably by Mr.. b. Scott, Jr., the well.known
art auctioneer. The prices obtained we're alr,
and the bidding showed great demand ior
paintings among our leading citizens. Ordinary
works do not bring unusual prices. Not five of
the works sold last evening brought more than
their cost. This evening better and choice
COLLECTION Will be offered numbering seventy
eight pieces in all. We would urge on all to 90
and see the remaining pictures at the Academy,
as there may be some which they would like to
possess at the current rates. The demand for 50
many valuable paintings shows the taste which
has grown up in this city for the fine arts, and
after carefully scrutinizing the paintings before
aud during the sale, we can only express our
pleasure that so correct taste has been formed,
and that the verdict announced in the sale
agrees so we'll with the opinions of those who
have the advantages of a thorough art education.
Here are some of the prices obtained, with the
names of the purchasers
Mist Backhuyzen's group of fruit and flowers was
sold for $780, to Mr.. Bodlne H. Earl took Van Ell
tens Canal at HARLEM" for S13O; Bodine, Vande-
''Lincon," at $50; Bohlen, Bies "Foggy Morning
in the Baltic" for 300; Baldwin, Boschs "New-
the best WORKS for sale. Mr. Baldwin also bought
Bosch's est. Bernard" for Sl25; and Lambdin's
"signal from the IN Mountain Top" for $685. Mr. Bon
NELL Horgnie's Bird Fanciers," for 1920; BodIne
Van Starkenburgh's Cattle and Landscape" near
Amsterdam, for S105; Baldwin, Hoguet's "View of
Hengoland," for 1886; Pitt "The Cliff near aavre"
by the same artist, 1or $3.50; and McCreary, MISS
Bonner's Princess Pets" for Sl15 The Feeding
of the Rabbits was sold to Mr.. Calvert, for Sl75
''The Flower Girl" by Boser, to }. E. Cope tOr
S195; "1he Little Milk Dealer to Jessup for $2OO
MIR. Walker, Lewis "Castle Ely" for 500; Mr.
Houston, Russell Smiths "Osspee Valley" for
800; Mr.. Calvert 2. ID. Lewis Valley and Falls of
the AmonOosack River" for $500; Mr.. Earle, Van
Starkenburghs "Vlew on the Hudson" for $4OO;
Mr.. Bennett, Boxers Preparing for Dinner" for
$220, and Sommler's "Unucky Shot, and watch
full hunter for $75 each. Mr.. jerks bought Kauf-
mans winter in the Woods for $685. Mr.. Wright,
Miss RonneI's "Tired Out" for $3.50; Mr.. Harris,
VOtz's Leading Cattle to Water" for $40O; Mr.
Jessup, Jordan's Proposal OF Marriage" for 5000
Mr.. Walker, VandeVenter's Harvesting in Hol-
land for $685. Mr.. Mann TriebeIs "Achensee in
The IyroP' tor 1880; MIR. Cooper, Hoguet's "Off
Brest' for $465; Mr.. MerIick, Laschs Future
Daughter in-law" for $9OO Mr.. N. Wright, Jor-
dams "FiIst Visit to the Clergyman for 1876; Mr..
Wilson, Won Bremer's "Coming from Market' for
5000; Mr.. Wright, Bruckls First Cigar" for $3.50
Mr.. Plumnere Yeron's Forest of Fontainebleau''
for $40; MIR. Walker, Sonntag's "Ylew in the
Shenandoah" for 800.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-28

ATTEMPT TO Rob A DRUG SToRE.-James
Hutchinson is a colored individual who lately
arrived in this city from Kentucky. After being
at Blar's drug store, s. w. corner of Eighth and
Walnut streets. Last night the officer who
patrols that nelghborhood, while looking
through the cut in the door OF the store to see
that all was right within, discovered a colored
man inside moving around in a very suspicious
manner The officer rang the bell of th e store
in order to arouse the attendants of the place
and get the door open, when the fellow taking
the alarm, escaped by getting out the back
way. He was arrested however, when he proved
to be Hutchinson. Alderman Swift committed
him for further hearing.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-28
MARRIEn

CLAIR-PEDRICK.-O the evening of the oath
Of March by Alderman Pancoast at the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. WILLIAM II. CLAIR, of
RICK, daughter OF George L. and Elizabeth A.
Pedrlck, of Philadelphia.
D0UGHERTY- TIMNEY.-On the 22d of July,
1866, by Alderman O'Rafety, Mr.. GEORGE
DoUGHERTY to Mrs. NARY TIMNEY, both of
the Nineteenth Ward,