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New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
THE WBISKP FRAUDS.
cAsRs BEFORE COMMISSIONER NEWTON.


Tho case Of the ReY. j. c. Provost, charged Win
neit distnng at Greenpont L. L. yesterday morning
,,t before Commissioner Newton when owing to the per
ten absence e the witnesses for tie prosecution The case
Vas dismissed - , .,1 T evon csroe nm
oale OF the T. agt Tton Devn fn9 lS'an @ came aS w NY
before Commissioner Newton yesterday morning anu "N w
motion adjourned until Thursday, Dee 2th. . . .t,o
The case of the T. S agt Cunningham ana DaFh "ao O
called and adjourned 70 Saturday the 23th Instant q
A SFiZuRR-On Thursday last, Deputy u :.
Dtb orlcy seized an Illicit distlery in Hampstead near
a. Ton g,tei The proprietor OF the institution was W
Pck Eyers German by birth Several barrels OF NnisA
800 fYUd and seized also still capable OF making par
te dsler was 70 cover barrel Tor mcrel OF |hsA
load of hav nnd thus deliver the liquor 70 parties III ne to
AMI New York while at the same time seius rratr,ted
honest purchasers. maszed "joke was N!so - Gov be
ON ne bavcrs Of the hay uasmuch as they had 70
weight OF the concealed whisky IN adluoh o -. ~ fv
Tnrehsses Tie case viii be more iliy eAalneu INV " ""
aays .,,,,o,oo MO-, =,
DEvlIy AND lis S4TE.-At the eommencgIill&'lnt I & OF
,,, y'it,or into me alleged whisky frauds IN IoObHn
Lo 20 . rqers of John Doyln Zone Of the plhoa parties
H. .c sarl re seized by the authorities 1c0lVtGhy Al lhe
m NrShel fce the safe and contents were SOd az huc
- 1 ~ hrugl $50 and the contents lnclIding eertl'
W., :, Nr,5red shares Of Titus Oil stock one 80 Z. =
osv note twenty shares Of Tea Lake lrW Mining Sto"S
i. in and various papers brought sonc so more, max
ing SllO an all - Y,-,-S. = ,,;.sou .,
Tho criminal suit row pending agans' Mr.. Deviin he was
on rsdsy arrested civil suit r fines and penalties TO the
enut of f4GQ OO0 said be Due TIE Government from him
pho ot was made by Dcpgty Marshal Higgins on warrant
iss tv udre Benedict OF the u. District Court lie Na
hold IN goo 60 bail for future examination
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
READ THE FOLLOWING
Letter From Bankers

WHO ARE INSURED IN THE COSNECTlCUr MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, SHOWING HOW THE
PROMISES or THE COGEECmCUT MUTUAL LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY IRE PERFORMED.
TROY Oct. 90 1850
MEssRA PEcE HmLsiS, GENERAL AGENTs oY CoSSEcTcrr
MuruAL ISsURiSoE CoSPAErGeae~'H The undersigned
policy holders ounecut MuuA Life lnunnee Co.. feel
that 10 too late day this Company to need snJ recon
sndon rom u, Yet IN fhe @ that rival companies are
Jealous her unps ucco and making effort TO dis
pMage her great pleasure In saying that tho Conneeheu
Mutual done better by than promised Your Representa-
ton. to than realized The nODsbs sA'ure
adopted by your Compsny economy and prudence in the
management Of busnet,tbe dividends GnHuly paid
and especially per ddend paid this yeaTao the change
by which, ia the settlement OF policies death not even ain
ont ef the poicyal combine 10 Increase W any IN
crease possbe confidence your Company And cheer
fully recommend al desiring ve, their lives Insured We
change ia this for other eop'ny
JARED S. WEED,
President Troy Savings Bank.
WILLARD GAY
Cashier National State Bank Troy
@. NJ WELLINGTON,
Cashier Manufacturer Nat Bank. roy.
q. y. SIMS,
Cashier Troy City National Bank
p. NJ CoRBIN
Cashier Union National Bsni Troy
8. TAPPAN,
Cashier National Exchange BGnh Troy
J. B. KELLOGG,
Cashier Central National Bank. Troy.
y. SIMS
Cashier AeL and Nee. Nat Bsnh. Troy.
GEO. A. STONE,
Cashier Mutual National Bant, Troy.
G. r. WILLIAMS,
Cashier Nat Albany Exchange Bank.
A. WALSH
Cashier National Bank Of LansinsbuDsh
c. p. HARTT.
Cashier Second National Bank New.Yorf.
ALL POLICIES ISSUED BY THIS COMPANY ARE EITHER
NON-FORFEITABLE
BY THEIR TERMS, OR MAY BIZ CONVERTED INTO THOSE
WHICH ARE so, At THE OPTION or THE INSURED.
None bu, strictly uneIeeponabs risks accepted and only upon
ages between FOURTEEN and SIXTY.
All applications for Agencies IN the State Of NewYok (sIeep
NewYork City aud Long I,lAnd) should be made to
PECK &c HILLMAN.
General gents Troy. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
STEINWAY & SONS
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-F0RTES,

Have taken IS Firrt Premiums the Principal FAIRS hd IN % .h
.orry xtbn th- and also awarded rnse re
Medal Great Internatons Exhibition IN LONDON '0 " '
re,ion with 26g Pianos nom al parts OF the World ,..,.uv
Th. The great superiority f these in:ramen ' now
conceded proven by the PACT INST Me hsva brn COME -
the great msohty Of the manufacturers OF ootn sres l
COULD PE PosE WITHOUT m Se9 Sv the snsI
pnIs Europe America who prefer them 10Y their own pub
Every Piano eonacted With bs. "p..n, Arrange
sR ET5IEP Pss5s5 @ S 70 TS oss sS.I Sa To their
vented UPRIGHT" PIANOS with ther PATEsr hEsoSAToa ron
s providing n addition the iron frame in FRONT
me. Seing cast n osS PIECE thereby impsns ody Of
ucon capacity Of standing in tune never before attained In 'ha
The .onndboard "a supported frame, BY
stus regulating its tension SO that tho greatest Pos1s % des
soundr odons capacity obansd and regulated 10 the mco oe
The great volume and exquisite quality Of well a. elasticity
heard ss %pa%ainsa Hem ''"' l'" '''''
srEiNWAY SONS confidently offer these beautiful instruments
public invite lover Of music to call and EXAMINE
LETTER FROM THE CELEBRATED EUROPEAN PIANIST
ALEXANDER DREYSCHOCK,
Court Pianist to the ETPcST 91 51, Sept 20 1865
MsssRs srErxwir canno, refrain from expressing to
undgui'ed admiration Of your IN EVERY tTrsGT e. ns
and desire nothing world much to be able to perform
saun JsSa Gnf 6 hS.s 81 Pc15a
Grand nosof course q most moderate @ s' & e parehas
money 'o''a' N'''''iGHIFHX RGFXySSDER DREYscHocK.
LETTER FROM WILLIE PAPE,
Court Pianist to tho Royal Family Of E5ssnS ana ,aes
Mss,, Sons: am much pleased to see the spo
sa. %b'sa9 5li Should u: ny Rfi' a% pa% |
you HUSDRRDTH Pianoforte Ieoita
10th Of arrival mere
Paris have used the Grand fno'
OF an he rt European but have found NO
nySr pou AL TO rHE YOU In fAet
one Of your Square Pianos equal one oi tue
manufactured here. Truly yours, ,,,,,yp u p,pr
Pianist 10 u II. II. the Princess OF wales.
STFrNWAY 4 SONS PIANOS the ony AmeIeAh ihs.u ~
4, Europe In large numbers and actually used oy tue
area. Pi.iIs n Europsan concert rooms
$500 WAREROOMSi
FIRST FLOOR OF STEINWAY HALL,
Nos ~ AND zJ EAST FOURfEENTHsTp
Between Fourth and Irving place.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

Nothing fortifes the system against the rgors of
soodte admirably Cup Of The celebrated kTNrs EAs
COFYEK- FoT BY al Gsocer G 43 per b. Whoea
LepOs Nc. lH ReSdest.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

Nine DEMoREsT The new Bartlett SewingMa
chine purehAsed since gives perfect ssteto
A. the LADIES II works like charm gets
simple he conjunction that one need not be ssh
nleebAhic operate its, ia short household fairy
sTuART BARNEs Chief Of the Freedmens Bnosu Virginia
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

HOLIDAY SLIPPERS. - CANTRELLs elegantly en-
hodortd sLYPHE the Kind Of presents ths sensible people
syTlecse CANTRFLL has eror stock Gail a h store NO.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
CITY NEWS.

MAYORS OFF1CE-THE NEW CONTROLLER SWORN
I-On Friday morning the Controller elect Mr. Richard b.
oasoy in before the Mayor and gave bonds IN
the sum of OOO for the faithful performance of his duties His
bOEdsmen AIR. Hugh Smith and Nathaniel jarvis u.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22


Of 5000 for the faithful performance Of has duties His
bORdsmen Mr. Hugh Smith and Nathaniel Jarvis jr.
DFpIcAr1ox.-St Stephens Church (Roman Cath
olo, Twenty yninh.st viii be dedicated tomorrow at 10y
oock H. Archbishop McCloskcy win prench the sermon
The music will be under the direction Of Mr. William bers|
ue organist Of TIC church
THR BROADWAY BRIDGE.-On the 23d day of Juno
last Mayor Hoffman approved the resolutions adopted W t
Comroon Copnc in favor Of authorizing the Street ComIas
sioner 70 advertise Tor proposals for building an aea iron
bridge at the intersection Of Broadway and Fultonst at
cost not 70 exceed $4,000 In compliance with the terms Of
tbe resolutions Mr Cornell then Street Commissioner advc
Used FOR roosas for the work few days aiterward and on
the ed dy Of July following The contract was AWARDED 10 @
Architectural Iron Works they being Tho owest bidders an9
ib time stimulated IN the for Le completion Of said
Iron visit 10 tc contractors works yesterday VIC saw the
bridge partial state OF completion Huge iron beams anu
der were soiy ryetcd together and the whole gave prom
he the immense strength oi the structure Inc contractors
propose put the bridge together at ther "oEAS anu 'N'
subject II to a severe test
Soad this successful the bridge win be taken apart and
carried in sections 70 the place upon Whch ~ Mn y. o
The contractors also that tie bridge viii be OF the capa
city Of 81 tens S hst al no ,e can an % i % neared in
tuus upon H. ul description ol IIs 1llusV ~ Ias
THE TRIBUNE Owing to unay3daois DELAYS & " is ~ I
the first Of February next
SALES OF REAL EsTATE--A. j. Bleecker, Son & Co.
made the following sales Of real estate at auciion yesterday
West Thirteenthst-liouse and Lot no 100 oe'"eeh
Seventh and Greenwich.ayesi lot, 20xSl6 SnOOO
Westinghouse and Lot No 34y between Bank ana
Pethnse- sis: house 20x3S lot $50 $500
Wsshngtons--House and Lot No ISL: honse 2Oz3s lot
556 t5SCQ ~, IA, o,o
feef east Of Sxth.aye. 25xog1l. 81 800 each.
Fifty sceondsOne Lot north side, i75 feet east OF Ninth
ave, e01l00. $500. , 80
and eveneenhst-Four Lots north side l50
feet west Of Fnhayer 2xlb saO!eaeh -Four Lots auJon
ing 23xih s725 each. no.
Fourtaye-Two Lots west side 80 feet north Of Ono
hundred. ud-eichteeuth-st- 25N.O $50 each. ,
SecOndavoIhree Lots northwest corner OF Ninety nln'
Hety n,tstThree Lots north side lOO5 feet Of
Sscondavc e5Alb $50 each Three Lots adjoining 251ih
Lots south side Us feet west Of
SecOnd.aye. 2jxlbl $3.50 each
Ninety egthtTwo Lots, south side, $50 ieet east oi
ThiTdave, 25xitl $50 each.
INSTANTLY KILIED.-Yesterday afternoon Patrick
HoAn abOrer employed the building at the corner Of
Monroe and Jeersonsts instantly killed by block OF
Nood falling upon him Coroner notified 10 hold an IN
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

The most appropriate Christmas or New-Year's
esep ven csn make wife, Life inurance Policy in tie
American Popu lar l. f. Insurance Company .
The daGgher Is EndoWT foy IN the
American Popular Life Insurance Company Cos bat little insuet
mach and be money wanted No Oihe Company
Issues bh Of Policy Cal write Oce NoG 4ls and zl
RsosdWsy.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
nrr1cr No els HnolpwAI. ~ YonK. %. y

OFFICE No 66 BROADWAY. NEw- -YoRK Dec u, 1906
the s0Id0u Of many prominent ctsn' and 70 net
- pf~nr demand. made upon aud e. h1d All AZ opportunity
who desire flIiherns the beneficial object Tor when ms
conducted have vi h tue ppr0banou Of TIE oceIs
pd Home coneldd % continue the iaie tickets
bvo ne value ~ ths wi be ~
proportion % ~ whole number OF tickets sold u,
guaranteeing cse holder equal eh'ncs s 70 s
schrd4le. ihoMho -,
Orders may direct ino'ng the money from ~ TO
s1s m ,,erf f,sr stamp rrtaTn postage
at.s should dfans By At tie following
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

THE BEST HOLIDAY PRESEST-The best Christmas
n and the New Greeting 70 wife daughter o
fend subscription % the model Paor Magazine DEA0R
mrs MoETHrH TIE Jen. No has brilliant srrsy Of ue1l
s,,e spd beautiful novelties and entertaining ter1re, Yearly
~ uhb beau premium sim gle copies 30c mailed free. Pub
l,,he5 at No. gI3 Broadway, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

BEING OVER sIs,O0O 90 PER DAY
The number Of Policies Issued during tho year ending Nov l
I2IS0 Ahef payment the Annual Dividend the 0i'd
SIXTY PER CENT,

and the payment q during the year the Capital hes IN
creased over THREE MILLIONS EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS being 900 0O per day showing prosperity
uneqnedeven previous history. u has now shout
FORTY THOUSAND POLICY HOLDERS, snib the LAAoEsl
COMPANY in this country.
The Company has reached the position occupies 80 TIE
GREAT LEADING COMPANY or THE ACE through a most
Il m and economical management of all m af and By 'hown'
is M appreciation Of the wants Of the pnbhc I' o'
neal has been conducted ats
LOWER RATE OF EXPENSE,
the DIVIDENDS retained the assured have been GkLAIE
than any other Company.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
N. GIG BROADWAY, N. Y

being apparent that The object for which this en'ere ""
undertaken will be accomplished the sale fcs.' will be po'v-S
closed on SATURDAY EyESEG the 22d inst Nc tickets VIII be
,od tftsr that date
express thanks 10 the Pube and The fre" LOT we
liberal .troua.e and siven this entephe
THOMAS Co. Managing Directors
The following programme for the Fe'tiys " prepared
THEODORE THOMAS. esq, Musical Directors
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

BROADWAY IS HISTORIC with its Bowling Green,
Union and KNOX the hsste picturesque establishment No.
RI7 Broadway corner Fuonst which h brilliant with the
e, fashions Cops and with Lade' Fars
spes Cosr end MuEshe desirable in stock style and
xrice, to be found in NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
lAnnouneementAI I

SENSIBLE MEN AND SENSIBLE WOMEN VIII make
sensible presents Foolish people viii spend their money i0o'h
IA confectionery good cdrenl tobacco good for men and
wine good for women Gew gaws and rattle traps chesp "ey
and other trash up large share Of the stock In trade o many
email minded per,ous Others give good books books winch are
bOoL the phemeIl wsdde Of ehy "anes and immature
ftors but brains SUCH for example The Science
ol Hamsn L by Graham; Oraons and Lectures BY Horace
Mann Hopes He by the Rev Nh Weaver and the whole
list Of such works published by Mes FOWLER WELLS
cou be appropriate acceptable than copy OF u er
New Physoquomy thousand portraits and sketches Of
,Asraes II won afford aud instruction than any
thing n we could Ther dswingroon or library ona'
en are desired beautiful than the busts Ike mar
DE Of "War Peace" Just issuedl Cupid Psy,heCyie
Apollo Diana de Milo Shakespeare Milton Scott Byron
Buns Washington Franklin all sizes may be sddsd Al
these may be found at No. 3s9 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED
Bah eu,bt Chandler Cronsadt with hcnp end iron
hal during the entire
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

DEDICAToS.--St. Stephens Church (Roman Cath
olc, Twentyninthst viii be dedicated tomorrow at Os
ociock H. Archbishop McCoskey viii preach the sermon
The music Will be under the direction OF MI William DeISe
g.e Orcauist Of the church
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

INSTANTLY KLLED.-Yesterday afternoon Patrick
HorAn laborer employed in the building at the corner
Monroe ard Jeferson-sts instantly killed by block
wood falling upon him. Coroner was nothed to hoa an IN
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

4
" ~ N II DAVIS,
Assnt for 10 Home and School,
No Cl6 Broadway. New York.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We i.o pleasure sknosdsng behalf Of the Home md
u 40 made BY the Empire sewing Ma
chine Company 4 No Go BrosdNay. y. Y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-05

Thrad Wheeler Wilson's and ono 'Sloat's
.sewiog Machines, 10 complete order, for sale
low at j A Robinson q Co, End & Market SITS
Wanted. - " eavers TO WORK on bed.tiokin,
Hous.s furnished at low rents ror families
Apply at Riddles Mills, on the Brandy vine
Goa, and Wood Superior Locust Mountain
Egg, Stove ard Nut Coal, carefully screened
before delivery, Hickory, oak and pine wood
for gals, By George W. Bush, French stree,
wharf.
Bank Stocks, Rail Road Stocks and Bond.
bought and sold on com mission by R. r. Rob
inson & Co, corner of 18th and Market ptrsets
W. h. Il II. Cause, advertise wareroous to
let in the factory building, corner of Front and
Tasuai Streets. dec 4.sm
Se1ton the successful photographer is a.topisb,,,
everybody with his elegant and superior pboto
graphs, ut Sl5 Market ct. decz5.3.
TIE Patent Improved Shirt manufactured NV
j. P. pAu. hten, 500 Market ST., excells all o,b.
ers ia ht neatoess and durability. Those who
have been annoyed with i'll fitting shirts. arc
especially favIted to try our pattern.
Lotion Wednesday evening last a Mink
Saoie Fur Collar, going from 9th and wash
inglon TO 9th and Market Sts,, a suitable re-
ward will be given, bE,feaving It at this office.
For Rent --Possssssion given 2bth ofMarcb,
The two fine aSsd commodous brick bopses
No SIS and I3l3 Market st. Apply to VIM
McCadlle%& Co., Real Estate Dealers, No. 900
Market III. .-...s.s 100, fsb23 If
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-05

10 CoRsUNrTIvE5 Tho advertiser, having been
restored To health in tow weeks by very ample
remedy after having suffered for several yesrs
with severe lung affection and that dread disease
COnsumption--is anxious to make known 10 his fell
low sufferers the means OF curo.
To all who desire it, he will send a COPY q the
prescription 1ssd tfres of chaTge), vita the drec.
lions foe preparing and using the sams which they
VIII ind sure cure for Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis Corghs, Colds and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription Is 10 benefit tho afflicted
and spread Information which no eonosives to be
Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy as it will cost them nothing ard may prove
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription FREE
by return NAL will address Rev. Edward A. vii.
son, Williamsburg, kirgs Co., New York.
ERRORS OF YourH "A gentleman who suffered
for years from Nervous Debility Premature Decay
onl all the effects of youthful indiecreton will for
the sake Of suffering humanity send free TO all who
need it, the recent and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. suderers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience car
do 50 by addressing John D. Ogden, No 10, Cham.
beis street, Ne" YORK janl ly.
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every young lady and
gentlenan 10 the United States can hear something
very much to their advantage by return mail (free
OF charg,D by addressing the undersigned. Those
having fears OF bong humbusgod will obligo by not
noticing this card All others will please address
their obedient servant, Thos. r. Chapman, No. 1874
b, adway, New YORK, ianI-Jy,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-05

Important to those Affected vitA -dehng Teeth
There Is nothing which people dread more than
pain, And there is no pain more circulating
han that OF extracting a tooth. Now this
pain car all be ooviated BY taking the Nitrous
Oxide Or Laughing Gas, which Is admitted nv
ali the Dental tnd Medical Journals to I'd the
~ snpsthetic for tooth drawing; best, be-
cacs0 enough can be given TO produce entire
insensibiiity without danger; best, because il
is so pleessLt 10 breathe, producing no sick.
ntss or disAcrcoahle sensations, aud leaving
the syrter. entirely ln 'wo or three niuutes
best, because q Will succeed with patients on
whom chtor1 orm and ether have been tried in
vain beat, because the most delicate and ner-
vou5 and feeois persons can breathe it with
safety; because with many persons it renders
Tooth drawing s1suTe. Dr.. Em D. Nolen
No. 2l0 West Fourth street, has taken great
pains to perfect himself in manufacturing and
administering the Nitrous Oxide Gas dad hay-
ing visited New York, aad received full in
attractions from the Cotton Denial Association
he Is now prepared TO operate on any one who
may give him Call.
UoLTos DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 10 Cooper)
Institute, New York, Nov. 81, 1855.
This certiiies that | have given full aud del.
mite instructions to DR.. VIM. u. Nolen, of vii.
mington, Delaware, to manufacture and ad.
minister the Nitrous Oxide Gas, for tho extrac-
ton OF teeth without pain.
tSigsed) DR. 9. Q CoLros,
tebl-tt For Il 8 Doui-l Association.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-05

BOLD ROBERT A robbery that has scarce.
ly parallel for dariny was parpetrate on
Friday morning In the otliee of Messrs. Drexel
& Co., South Third Street. Mr.. Solomon Yam.
tner' well known in some localities as bro.
ker, who had purchased from the house 5000
in PennsylvaniA bills of small denominations,
had retired to side counter and laid ia.
package beside him, At that moment a man
asked him what the premium would be on a
$50 compound interest lGlr, which directed
his attention from the money. The thiei, who
was an accomplish, Mt once seized tbs pack re
and made tor the door. Nr. Yammer discov-
cred the theft and attempted 90 recover the
money, but was prevented by the person who
asked him the question. In the mean ime
the thief had reached the street, aud was off
before the alarm was given, making his escape.
In the confusion the accomplish was lost sight
OF. As Mr. Yammer is not able to give a very
accurate description of either man, the whole
affair being the work OF msment, the pros
pect of recovering the money is not very prom
Using The theft took place at about half.past
eleven o'clock, when the office was full of peo-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-05
MAASEs

On the LIST inst by His Honor Mayor Marie
Mr.. Albert Wollaston to Misj Lizzie Mcdaniel
both Of New Castle County.
On the LIST inst, at the residence OF the
brides mother, By Friends ceremony, in pres.
ence OF the Mayor, DR.. Ziba D. Walter OF New
{ 'sle County, to SAllie Poole, of this city,
ia the 22d ultimo., at the NJ. &c. PsrsonagC
in Cbes er, PA., by Raw. J. E. Meredith, James
Henry Thompson of Keht county, Delaware, tc
Georgianna Morris OF Chester,
On the same dav, by the same, Alouzo Sim
mons, 10 Rachael Ann Hamilton, both OF VIII.
Del.
At Liuwood, on the 22d uIt., by the Rev. J
A. Spns, Mr., Charles Il. Lewis, of Wilmington
and Miss Laura v, eldest daughter Of the lat,
John r. Casey, OF Linwood.
o. the lst instant, by Rev. Thomas L. Poul.
son, David H. Hevern and Sarah II. Hickey al
of delaware City.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-05
oaAaLKs VAaN1R. g1.eutor.


Pos re AIYhss,ieo q iindloy fsy,s at ,tor OF
riiyEnston Nd, ia said Covsty a-rssssi: ~ ie.Snt
,shLD $50 dreeeed by the Rss.s,sr hrs 80 s.,,or
S,..IsI sP2. u. ssteto y deeasssd vi Y ~ gs2
OF Grenuna thereof hy eapds~ rayr rta,t ~ t ~
Ro.ssa vtteih forty sey5 from th7aats ofva 80. rs
y. ~ ". OF "a mo:t s7blH 81 es'e ss ctlp Il ~
ssEss, to rIspent ssss,o, or sbds ~ a. i OF
AeHny N Neh sass nAds ssa fyayifsS 49,
re .ens to beinssrtod viii ths .se An, 10
pinS+ss.sss - N ns{asssr rsaaI,rks vii
)IS} sisss ssssr th4 hArs aea Gczi u IT,. Of
nov S. fis.s5. o'aalyo Sfss'fs IS. year
persons hsviDs SIS; - l..
t1nor " dsseseed must present amos In - stfass
- 70 .bA Exfun tor before Ftbraary i..h ieI
on shas the Act of Assembly in snah case S.is sni
Yea ID ,uoa LiaDhsT sIIrH.
s.-Probatsd bills ma, h. lef, wifi D1ss.ssaa
snyIs, NO. ', East Third street, H,ssipx ton Isl "
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-05
Great Barxaina-

The Season, is now at its height, and before il
commences to decline We think il best to of.r our
large stock at reduced rates. ss person, still in
want OF any kind Of Boot and Shoe, will and
large and well selected stock ct the old stsnd, ne
West Second street. 1t sssms hardly necessary I.
50 toto particulars as regards the sosds and prices
appointed in either We would ssll ths attcptio,
OF he ladies to our assortment Of BalmsrsIs, gkst.
ing boots ae., and the nttsntioa Of esutlenass to
our fne Calf Boot, double sosi cali sum bottom
boot warranted water proof We nov have enc q
the be assortment of goods to be found in this
city. Call and examine. B. f. CHALEANT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-05

fsONDAY, MARCH 5, 1866.
srLror RnAsrso. Rev. Thomas L. Poulsou

SELECT REAsIso. Rev. Thomas l.. Poulson
will give an entertainment of select readings
at the Institute Hall. on Monday evening, the
18th inst, for the benefit of the N. r. church
at Delaware City. Mr.. P. is good reader and
declaiuer, and as his selections arc highly
popular. the eatertaiumsnt viii prove rare
treat. Beside the cause is good one, and
every one who desires to promote the interests
of the church, should attend. We will give
the programme place in our next issue. The
price of admission has been liked at Is cents.