Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-12

BusIBEss. PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE 30
Richard 7. Carey has taken out letters OF al
on the estate Of Thos Carey, late
Of Christiana Id.
The Twenty-niuth Annual Meeting OF the
Pennsylvania Anti slavery Society will be
held il the city of Philadelphia, in the Hall OF
the Franklin Institute, No. ID South Seventh
Street, on Thursday and Friday, November 7zd
and 23d The Executive Committee cordially
invite their cosdjutors 10 other States, and all
true friends OF freedom, TO attend and psrtiei-
pate in the deliberations oil the meeting
For scrubbiug use Resin Soap, manufactured
by Harris l. Co., as it weighs a full pound, is
hard and irm, and does not waste away In the
water like ordinary brown soaps. 1t will wash
10 hard or soft water, and is SOLD at low ng'
ure by all grecers
Tho Cherokee Legislature has elected VIM.
P. Ross Chief of the Cherokee Nation, to sue.
coed the late John Ross. Ths new Chief, In
his inaugural, congtatulates the nation on the
return OF peace; aud, among other things, re-
eommends tho granting of the right OF way 10
the Pacih, Railroad, discusses the condition
of the public schools.
The first Exhibition OF "Ths Chester County
Association Tor the Improvement of Horses "
will be held at West Chester, on Saturday
| next.
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| ket street, have for sale, Delaware State bonds,
| Del Rail Road stock, New Castle County loan,
| Farmers Bank, and Union stock. First Nation.
| al Bank stock wanted.
George Sharpless has sold his farm near
Mcclellan dsville, containing about "a acres,
| to Isaac Vansant of Mill Greek Hundred, for
$1,000. Mr.. Sharpless has purchased Of Thorn
as Travlla farm oiabout 81 acres near London
J Grove Meeting house, Chester county, Pa, at
| Sl20 per acre, or Sll GAO,
A. B. Finn, Bricklayer and Contractor
Office in basement No. 202 West Seventh st.
Particular attention paid to Heaters, Ranges,
Furnaces, and jobbing generally
Persons wishing carriages repaired prompt
| ly, will do well TO try Mr.. Stimmel, No 226
King Street. He has new carriages constantly
on hand, which he will guarantee to give sat
istas,iou. oot3 limo"
kaUe two rooms suitable for iavalida,
which can be had for the winter, with suitable
board and nursing. ], A. Brown. nol2-5'
.Trusk Ground TO Let, for cash rent, and
possession OF land at any time, and house Oh
the 18th of March next }. A. Brown, New
port Pike. no IL 4w
Wanttd.-A customer for thirty quarts o
milk. Inquire at this Office. nov IL 81
Tabtsauz.-Our citizens should remember
the Tableaux at the Institute Hall, tonight
by the Central Presbyterian Church. Also th'
entertainment, Tuesday aud Wednesday
For all Laundry purposes use Neot eric SOAP
manufactured by Harris Co, as it savet
time labor and expense, and ia recommended
by the following named well known citizent
whose families have used 1t with entire salts
faction and TO whom we refer by permission
Jesse Sharp, f. G. stotsenburg, Jas. G. Alken
> William Porter, George 5. Capelle, J. f. Pyle
| Francis Barry, j. +. Allderdice, A. Crumlish
D. p Bush, Doct. Shelp, Capt. J. F. Godfrey
g For Saie.-A Melodeon-Piano case AM
and Rose Wood. But little used Will be solt
cheap. Apply at No. ais West Fourth st
Book Bindsry- Martin Johnston and F
BogiG have purchased the biniery OF BouShmal
. Thomas h Co.. and will continue the business
Of book binding and blank book manutactu
: ring, at the old stand, third story OF All Mar
!. ket street, entrance on Shipley Street.
% DrGGing-H. W. Frackmann is about formin
. new class IN machinery and architecture
a drawing as may be seen by Advertisement
N Young men wishing to procure knowledge {
h this important profession should give him
"a call He is practical mech anic ard tul
i competent to impart a thorough knowledge th
above art.
WJohn NcLear = Son, No So7 Mark'
4 Street, have for sale, Delaware State Bond
d Delaware Railroad Stock, New Castle Count
10 Loan, Farmers Bank Stock and Union Ban
= Stock. First National Bank Stock wantet
u Railroad 10 ChsstsrtoOn. railroad fro
" ChesteTtow to the Delaware railroad will
y completed soon The Delaware railroad con
. pany will build it to the Delaware line, al
The Mary landsrs will complete it TO Chester
town and have the cara running by this tin
= next year. 1t will STRIKE the Delaware Iailroa
at either Townsend or Middletown. II will co
NJ S75 900 more TO connect it with Middleton
than Townsend but it will make the route
, Wilmington miles shorter. AS soon as th
road is done, the citizens OF Queen AIMS al
u Talbot counties, will construct railroad
y esunect with it at Massey's cross roads.
~ Suicids.-On Friday morning, at o'cloo
ok Henry Hoffman boarding at Tenth and Mon
ut gomery avenue, Philadelphia, was found de-
H. in his bed. The deceased was q physician, b
ID, for some weeks has been employed as bal
nd tender at saloon. He had written to his p
as rents in Germany for money, but no answ
being received by the last steamer, be W
much depressed in spirits, and yesterd
10, morning he took dose OF chloroiorm and "
to found dead shortly afterwards. An inqu,
lis WAS held by the Coroner, and a verdict
Oh accordance with these facts rendered.
Supper a. 81. Paur. Chsreh--on Thursd
evening last, the congregation OF St, Pau
e. Church served up a splendid supper, to Il
IT. congregation and others. There were seve
as tables laid, which fairly groaned with I
'rs good things OF the season. The fair ladies
The congregation waited on the tables a
al supplied all beautifully. After the feast,
at impressive address was delivered by the RI
Nr. Stevenson, pastor OF Grace Church, and
" short address by Alderman Vincent. 7
choir sang some most beautiful hymns, a
az two little girls, Miss Matis and NJ
at Kendall, played on the piano and sang sol
en- sacred songs. In the meantime the you
no ladies' and gentlemen present enjoyed the
Nc selves in conversation. The whole AFT
ne passed off pleasantly and harmoniously.
aa5- REMIrTAscE ON GREAT BEIrAM a
rio IRELAsD.-Drsfts drawn for Fl and upwar
Ok on demand, at lowest rates, by
or joins MsLEAR& Sos, Bankers,
re. No. 607 Market Street.