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the edge Of the burning pier. he stepped upon plank
which, giving way, precipitatcd him into the water
Being unable 10 he sank beneath the water, and
all hopes o hts being saved we're given Up ON rsing
however, he luckily In contact with plank, on
the railroad pier by which supported himss above
,he water until rescued by boat Several OF the re
men were nearly suocaed by the smoke, but no deaths,
nor serious injuries To any were reported.
THIEVES ABOUT
The Chepdlieys dIndusrie OF the river were out In
iul force and would have obtained large amount OF
punder had not the vigia OF Lsntenant Chase OF
the United States revenue cutter aided by the Hudson
M liver police ioled tho plans OF the thcveS Several OF
them were caught in the act OF towing OH bales Of cot
ton and tobacco and arrested and confined In tho
Jersey City prison The OF those arrested
ston John Collins, Dennis Donovan George white Hugh
Truesdall, Thos Saxon, John o'Day John Williamson
ana Andrew Johnson all charged with stealing cotton.
sAvISG A uGnrER.
Tho lighter Compromise, lying the oil pier,
saved by Tnerap Of he Hudson river police assisted
BY Mr. John Engle and Patrick Buckley. The tighter
was laden with hides valued at twenty-five thousand dol
lars, which were the all OF two of this city Tho
owners expressed deep gratitude at the saving Of thor
property.
Tus SCENE FROM NEW YORK.
The scene from this city most magnificent and
The lower portion Of the city darkened by the
sve columns OF smoke that arose from tho burning ds
ict aud thousands made their way down TO the North
river to get Wow OF the burning The docks and ships
crowded In fact all day long, and hundreds
crossed the Hoboken Pavonia and Jersey City ferries
and visited tho scenc OF Disaster 50 dense was the
smoke that IL was long time before those re.
naming IN tho city could ascertain what was
in reality burning. Now and then sheets OF
ame could be ascending around the rigging OF the
shnpng and many contcnded that u was only vessel
fire. Smoke could be for many miles up the
North river and on Long Island. Close to the FIRE u
would b. impossible to picture the majestic appearance
that II presented, towering up 10 the bearens far
the eye could reach would have imagined that II
was a massive mountain Of rocks in place Of smoky
substance. Now and then an explosion woald occur,
sending forth amid the smoke massive sheets OF flame
which would shoot up and three hundred feet in the
ARA sight never witnessed in this vicinity before II
was impossible for the emen TO get within two hundred
feet of the re Intense the heat and the upper
side the smoke suioca,ing making II impossible for
them TO stand at their post at times
DiAoHAM OF TIE BURNT DhTR1CT.
In order to gIve idea OF the extent OF the nro
and property destroyed give diagram Of the burnt
district, together with the location OF tho schooner
Barrett board OF which the explosion took place. aud
the situation OF the ship Watjen.-
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THE RADICAL Bio FOR feNlsN SUPPORT.

Address Of General Swceny to the Fenlan
brotherhood.
The following earnest and patriotic address has been
issued by General sweeny the members OF the Fenan
organzation:-
To THE FESlAs BRorHRRHoop:-
The old and tried members OF tho Fcnan Brotherhood
regret to find that political papers endeayoring
to make appear that organization Is about be
used for party purposes in the approaching political
campaign. and cannot allow such impression TO go
abroad without protest on my part
Tho Fenian Brotherhood established for the liher-
alton Of Ireland from state Of foreign msrule and sub
tugaton which, for the continuation and intensity OF Its
persecution, has parallel In history While solely de-
voted the grand object OF their mission the members
OF the Fenian Brotherhood sympathzo with srur.
Cling nationality, and ardent lovers Of freedom for all
men In every land.
Two OF the fundamen rules OF the organization are
that the religious and political questions should be
tlrey excluded from their councils and 1t Is owing
chiefly TO those wise provisions that the Fenian Broth
erhood, without the aid OF a single dollar any po-
litca party in this country and in the OF the
fierce opposition spread its branches into every land
and has become the great power in America which Is
to-day
right TO vote as his judgment dictates apprehend that
disruption, disaster, and the utter blighng OF all our
hopes would be the result OF turning Fenian Brother
hood INTO political organization at this juncture.
Although the attempts may be made by arnbi-
widespread combination, still am the great
1ority OF the Fenian brotherhood too devoted
the grand cause 10 which their lives pledged 10
allow that canse TO be swallowed up in the vortex Of
american politics. permit themselves Diverted
for single moment, from the direct path which must
eventually lead them TO success.
The Pttsburg Congress, held in February, 1885, was
very explicit In reference TO this matter In the sixth
days session the following resolution unanimously
adopted
Resolved That this Congress- In the name Of Tho
Fenian Brotherhood, In the most solemn and emphatic
manner dscam any Intention desire inclination 10
the power OF this organization for the purpose OF
influencing in any FORM party politics In America, soch
policy being entirely foreign 70 our aims and rcpugnnn
to patriotism and those who would attempt 70 traffic
In the sacred impulses OF Irish hearts Deserve and
should receive, the and dcestation of ali true
men.
Whoever attempts 10 violate, sbrogate evade that
resolution will incnr serious responsibility which am
not prepared TO sanction TO share. in official
nection with the Fenian Brotherhood. Exhorting all
the members OF the organization 10 perovcrc the afe
and successful course which they have hitherto pnrsned
am theirs fraiernally,
7. W. swEENY, Sec. or War, r. D.
AUGUST is, 1906
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
More Trouble Betweeu the Blacks and whites
ON the Eastern sbore-Arrivai cf Recruits.
FoRrREss MosRox, August ~, 1e06.

More Trouble Betwccn the Blacks and whites
nm the Eastern Sbore-Arrivai OF Recruits.
FoKTRKss Mosaox, August ~, ieo6
The troubles q, Drummondtown, on the eastern shore
OF virginia between the whites and blacks which wsre
suppressed several weeks ago by detachment OF troops
sent there 70 restore quiet have again broken out
telegram vas sent TO Richmond for company OF troops,
and yesterday afternoon company ', Twelfth United
states infantry Lieutenant Keys commanding, arrived
here FRO M Richmond The detachment, hfty In nun
ber was sent from here this evening on the tug Geneva
and will be stationed for some length Of time on the
eastern shore or at until there some pospec, Of
the causes OF the disturbances being removed On last
Monday an enc,unter occurred between parties of the
whites and blacks some OF whom we're under The 70.
nuence Of nauor but by the prompt erertone OF the
agent OF the Freedmen's Bureau, stationed ai Drum
mond,own, u was queed before any serious results
epsued.
A detachrsni Of recruits, about eighty In number AZ
rived at Craney Island yesterday, on the Nes YORK
steamers direct from New York THIS the nrst insts
ment Of large member Of recruits now In New YORK,
destined for The Eleventh United states infantry reg
msnt stationed In Richmond Va The isisnd has becs
prepared for The reception Of these troops ~ soldiers de
nled from the ssrrison OF tho Forress The recruits
will be quarsnunsi for 70 neen days and VII then
he sent 70 Richmond for duty wJh ihe repmens
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

c0cvrrsrrr xoSrr -ss- ooan,srfss. c1npo snd To-
seT~s' Dgss a The dsnSainalon ~ t,o tas cilgs.s
Nsionai Bank ~ yssos, ss- Yors. In er,sistlon
rts arsfsres e>sve~n them AMI The rsaaiBs bllis 10
vsv 1ishs, bst thsy - 1stsetcd ~ ne ~ords
hfsa rear sft@t dsie ~hrh 10 IN cour.srfs4.
mach nearer tbe vsris rr~&ssry Depsrsri thsn 10
The Fsnpes bis cosatsrfst ts "a ths yrst NsasDrAi
bshs ~ Cairo. Ilibvs are sso N eireaispa A. fhsss
prssrst gfs&s msny eoaetsrfs.t Ns,Aonsi Bsnk
hgi@s y cfesisun thfgashcus The eganssy pgblsh
ihe foo.lng - u sssisns en iks ises n t6s ssnsss
xFsa ,0pD, NsehngsSn fs.GE ax his e0rprnS~sion
s,.1 sg,f~ntsv ~ BSfgoyss eioo bases, Deeisss.
40 -. ~ a. 20 sosss hsg,lsna "A roeAhoptAs
o ns~ - rsiS aiso,.s.s-y Ls Riss sspta. a. sasss
lAnf ~ ~ Colembss 10 ltyz o. .esr. Al, w.I,~,
tslssb, lsss ~ Sos~s f1slisg - sbs rIs..~. All
ksprsi hsss n0tss the b1eks % shiel 90 a. evv.-
POD viiL ths shove. az baxas
Cssb bssrsp Tsos Dkovvfss ~ rrs fAsH -
Bsalsnin Bsrvy ~ The rsrs lAA. bossnss y~~ssp.
tsy jsmr~1 f,yn hs bos, inss me hts, sad sss<as1
frpn esv~siss nus by sss paw ~ vho hAa fsisss
is,o Tie frgrn he rask fxaAns nss shs Clr<,N
sed vss snksx fov ne iss< urn.
her Own Nv RAnsoAD Css --rhasiss n eessssA
rsss1sns ~ xo " w~s vorAssh ssss4 vss rvs svss
is~s svsnlns W car wo ~ u ne Elskn Avsuss nAsi
rn~a us len lss ss h><y escsh - soA ~ - sshss
vsss 'stsssS Ne go sss 90 " ne ysvs bssvatAl
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LARGE FIRE IN CHICAGO.
SPECIAL rtltsaAn 10 TINE NEW vom MaAlo.
several Wholesale Embellishments he.
Dollars.


Dollars.
cmc,oo. August TO- issA
A disastrous connsgrson occurred rc this morning..
destroying property In tho business portion of ,hs c,sy
10 tho value of ssoo,oo Tho 6re originated "a the
engine room of Van Horne. Murray Cos wbols-
ra,c tobhoco estasiishmeni NoS 81 ant 20 soutA
Water street, Tho building q three story Srset ssae-
iurc wa utterly destroyed together with ,mmssss
amount Of tobacco Loss. eziIooo fnsa vsnos.
sIoo,ooo From this point the nre spread vith srsas
fury on either side, destroying q. q W. Church
cady's wholesale grocery establishment, Involving Q
los. Of stock and baiding IL oiss o6o Insurance,
tiJ3 00o-aBi partially destroying Toiman. Inkhsm y
Co q whoiesale drug establishment TIE loss bu1-
ns and stock 10 cas- ooo, which s fuIiy insured
The eren.n succeeded IN staying tho progress OF The
Gre water after strenuous eHefons but IN the
the flame. crossed all~y 10 the of No -
Lake street 10 nyo story marble foet badng occupied
Their stock yaluef al $50 900 and damaged 70
tho % $4,000 BY ore and ~asr fully Insured.
The adjoining large establishments Of Jeveu Bater,
hardMare deAlers and WhnTy nfo'hss Deos asn 10 -
The entire a~s u net down IN ro1nd ngares 81 600,
GO, with an Insurance of 500 600
The origin ~ tho nro is unknown, hut 10 sop
possi To have of mated sfnopg ,bs macbnsry In The
t,bAcro e=iab sneni Foranstry tber" vas hut nttls
wind u the Gre, o,b@rwiss most terrible
cobnagraiion must have ocrsrrd The Riehmond
pouis, vas IN grrs, danger f9 a tine, Lf
VAS saved. The buildings we're ell nrs,,r Gaaa
bfiet and stone Structures. ard ~.-s I~oarsly
guarded Wa sapposed by iron ~ sitfrs bot tho IN.
ten.s heat fr.n ths .eaeoo vSsoass bsra ihsm opss
fi.s issltss ssiy i, s.~ Yors eomp.als. su,
the hcsi. yet kn0sn vith ths foo~ins creep
,,ons;--So,th ws.,srn. 1900 hs'roF'i,an ", soo
inencsn, sio 900. coailr < II. sioo oco
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A. u'see o'eiocs on sandes ia2falnf efs -" a's'o,
sred 10 the cellar 81 tho three stor, fsBs a1Ss 4" @
West Thirty tbird street L9,kily IL vss dlsooys - y
an early rsrloi, and by The time the nvmen ros 70
wors tho names had rAssed from the cellar into ths nrss
aoor, sni wefs a~~nsns between the sih and plaster,
70 TIE sscoui noor Hero the progress u the s,s 80
eject ally siopret, aoing fsnsSs 20 baldins a.
Aeos' t.So los ogvfref ~ insgrsncs Tbs bslsins y
orpsf ~ W. Mana The Gre, u seems, ovisfnafsH "a
The vooisha1 ~ I fssses, rbo rcsi1es 90 The tbisN
h@of rhfs wag0n, wsshtab~ and kibdlinx wood
we're Destroyed loss sbout e2o nfsrsd for SOD IN The
sDltineu,ai Ihs1fAncs Company The Gre 10 sgpposs{
70 b. the sgrk " al lnesnfiary Eonns ~ toe osksS
tenants lgst sons pros~ty August bsnsc21b rss4dpa
and psisr, about f2Do No tpsafaDcs
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sraaa n sllIIMusf.

sleop Cap-ized aud Two Female Dn,~ned.
BAiItsoas, Asna 10 1880
heavy storm this Afternoon was flowed ~ q oct
tied rain from the southeast
During the squal this afternoon aSnaii aoop wS
capsissd 10 the hsrbor. near Por Ndsnry and two
females on bosrd vere drowned
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A Canadian Camp of Observation

From the Montreal Herald, August IL
II Is stated that Colonel Lowry. .sActing Conmandant
OF the district, and Colonel McKnstry, OF the Seven
teenth regiment, have been on the Niagara frontier
making arrangements for the location Of the camp Of OBJ
servaon which has been called out by tho government
Welland and Port Robinson spoken OF probable
places at which the camp win be stationed. 1, s ru-
mored that tho Toronto Queens Own vii! be called out
next week
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ToRoxro, August IS, 1865.
Asaior named McGurk imprisoned yesterday for
expressing Fenan sentiments Thrce Fenians threatened
to pull down British flag Concert Horticultural Gar
dens last night but escaped arrest.
Many prisoners arrested at Erie and confined here,
have been released
Much Indignation exists against the Toronto Globe for
charging Attorney General Macdonald who is also Minis
ter OF Militia with ncapacty OF Incorporate
habits There is but little confidence however In the
administration Of military affairs.
The Hamilton Times denies that mutnous spirit ex-
lists among the volunteers there the correspondent
OF the Toronto Telegraph reiterates the statement
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Bo~rus. Aagust 10. isss
FIRE bfoss cot az mtniTht last o shi 10 The oasi.
~oSi snf ipmbr ~har ~ Cook a Jerrsa 90 Nsv
Alb@ny street, which %. dsasrDysd tessthss v1tb
l.Sgs suolnt ~ the Eto>& hand sDf . "a
uhh csa AMI too eeho0n~ss la~dsf With lasnb~g
and the o,bsr sish hay Ioss sboa 80 coo Insared
faF 1lS
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together with all it, contents A large number OF
valuable papers we're also consumed together Win tho
oo1sA ihe safe Is reported sunk into the dock,
and WIZ be got on, to-day.
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THE FENIANs.

Arrest oi Sailor in Toronto, Canada, for
Expressing Fenian Sentimcnfs-The Re-
ported Mutiny Among the Canadian Volun-
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The Losses.
The following the loss as far as oonld be cor
rectiy obtained amounting 10 over ono million
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
@A4Rs
fhiladel -hia Wilmin ton and Baltimore
RaNrood

COMMENCING MONDAY. JULY ID, 1896.
Trains .i leave Depot, corner Broadstreet and Wash
nExpress train at AIS M, (dondays excepted, 70
altm re aud washington, stopping at Wilmington, Per
willie h.sre-dearaoe Aberdeen, Perry and Mag
Delaware Rail Road Train at 900 a. H. (sundayse ex
snted) for Princess Anne, Milford and intermodiat
wss.msil train at s16, m. [suudays excepted FOL
Baltimore. stoppnRat Chester, Thurlow, Lnwood, Clay
mont aud oil Regular Stations between Wming and
nd Baltimore.
Express Train at ll45 AM. Sundays Excepted, fol
kxpress train at 400 p. m. [sundsys excepted, for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at ohestor. Clay
vile, Havre-deGraos, Aberdeen, Perryman's Magn, Tia
and stemmer's Run.
Passengers from Baltimore for Fortress Monroe, Nor
ok, City Point and Bichmond, will take tho II 46
A"tomodatontr trains stoppngat all stations between
h,Adelphia and Wilmington
Leave philadelphia at 300, $780, a. IN. A30, 90,
and 1l3o The 43O p. train connects with Della.
vare q. T. for Harrington and intermediate stations.
Les'o WILMINGTON o3o 7lo, $50 a. m, 400, $50,
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at 100 a H.
The71b A.. M. Train from Wilmington will not stop
at stations ostgsen 6,s M Ghsster aad rhlades hs;
Leave WILMINGTON at II 90 m, ls6, and 100 p. M
CHRsfsR FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave oHEsrEM at I 40, SAG and lol4 o. M, lao.
From BALTIMoaRto to PhiIadoiphia--Lsave Baltimore,
~ a. m, WayMail a2D a. M, ESpresS. Ito p. m.
TRAINS for BALTIMORE leave Chester al 4.40 and
$50 q. M, and SO p.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 52a, Ss,
o. m, and 40 r. m.
FREIGHT TRAINS with Passenger Cars attached will
leave as follows: Wilmington for Perryvle aud inter.
mediate stations at SOS p m Baltimore for Havre de-
erace aud inteimediate Stations, ut 446 p. Perry
willie c Wilmington and Intern diate Stations at 500
q. m. sc2necting at Wilmington with the a. m. train
for PhilEdelphia.
i U N d AY AIMS,
Al A Ior nait
arlington, stopping at Wilmington, Perryyie, uavre
dsaraes Aberdeen, Perryman's, Magnolia and stcm-
mN's Run,
eight EXPRESS 1l,O0 p. for Baltimore and Wash.
nyton stopping at Chester, Thurlow, Llnwood, Clay
-out Wilmington, Newark. kikton, NORTHEAST, Perry
vile aud uayre-do.Grac
Special Train viii leave Phil phls fer Wilmington
and intermediate stations at 80 p. N.
BALriM0RE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave BALTIMORE at $50 p. M, stopping at Havre ede
erato, Perryve and Wilmington. Also stops Ektun
and Newark to take passengers for Philadelphia aud
lsavo passengers from Washington or Baltinoro aud
ohsstsf 10 from Baltimore
Leave Wilmington for pailaielpha at $50 p. m.
II. Y. KENNEY, Superintendent.
4 : H.
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2O7 Shipley St., Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers in
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,

| hsoAN3 ~ IGh hLb SOih,
Coach, Saddlery & Building Hardware.
The subscribers would respectfully call the at
enton of their friends and the public to the arg-
eat and best seected stock Of Iron and Coach Hard
ware in the State, consisting in part as follows:
dhoN-Best brands, English and American bars,
| refined and common.
Hammered, bands, hoops, SCROLLS ovals, half ovas
English, JuniatA and Norway slit Rods.
Benson's superior Norway Horse Nail Rods.
English and American puddied and solid bloom
srEEL-spring, Country, Blister and German
Holbaoh Steel.
Sanderson's superior cast and shear Steel.
Cultivator Plates, various sizes.
HARDWARE-Horso shees hammered and
pressed, Horse Nails.
Carfage and Wagon Iron Axles.
GatchelIs and other Elliptic Springs.
and waSa GS.raSs bolts and Axle Clips
Malleable Iron for Carriage Works
Blacksmiths Bellows, Anvils, Vses, sledges.
Hammers, stocks and Dies and other tools.
Spencer's celebrated Files and Rasps
American Gimblet Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast, Back, ooil and other chains
Ames' and other Shovels and Spades
Picks, Mattoeks Forks and other Farming Imple-
ments.
Wileys, Atwoods and other Plow CASTINGS
Beattys Edge Tools Barton s Ora wing Knives.
Butchers, Chisels and Plane Irons.
Disston's superior Saws OF all kinds
pughs and Tazowells Augurs and Brace Bits
Veits Bench and other Planes
Iron Rives, Timed and Copper Belt Rivets.
Lead, Binca Tin, Speltor, Solder and Babbt Metal.
Iron and Steel, Wire sheet, Zinc and Tin
lightning tods and Fixtures, McCallster's points,
for ditto
Grndstones, Cranks and Rollers fer ditto
Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales at Manu-.
facturers prices
Glass, Putty, Paints, Coach and Furniture Var.
nishes.
Paint Mills, Linssed, Lard and Sperm Oils, Turpen
tine, DC.
Gut and Wrought Nails and Spikes.
Carriage, Canvas, Carpets, Cloths Leather Laces,
EY AGENTS for Phillips Carriage and WAGON
opokes, Felloes, Bowa, Shafts Tongues, Hubbs, Gc
I AGENTS for Dole Silver and DenninRs
nnrivallod patent adjustable Tenanting and Hub |
Boxing Machines. Felloe Boxing attachments, &c.
Ig AGENTS for Spears Preserving Solution.
Al! OF which will be sold at lowest mark ct prices
" " noIesaie and Retail. june 2l.tf
ELI GARRETT, DANIEL Ii. KENT, Ii. GARRETT
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Scifon aRdit faa act entitled, an act regulating
tie sale n Intoxicating liquors, &C." passed a
| l3, 1865.
snoTIQsa. If any tavern keeper. or, the keeper OF
person to continue drinkn sud !ppins 10 his nous
pe9son %sri 10 rsan Si .hs b. Or s5sa ss e &
Ssns Il ,tte S,T dr rny game ugan Thea an{thins o.
or his or fthe keepe Of any ale house
except ale or other nal liquor shall pom c6nve-
nn therto by isdletnent forfeit AT for the st
fault o. psyneat thereof shall be imprisoned net less
osnca r f me- tnan % sh months aud tor the second
as Sost snd default of Ssyme1t aEs sEs Be-
"spds Ss sha i's iefr aad aSfss pss
t Of dSsrs % besides costs and 10 de
than sig or more than twelve months, and such third
and hs Or Sc
or we Time oil hve years from the time OF such third
hdass o9 shall
se TtfHIra t.s by this hst or Il any person other
from fruit s,sin the products his oyn soil or of
e5aR ne may be Possessed msntnped in the
sy yaf ss1ss thsrf05 sSo. =. pEs:oTS:a y
sspsr keeper or victaaips house sth
SSSs' By gnSs5 %ny
e0n heTos BY adenSni stea ana psE sPGn f e9n
ss GsesS ae y G eosss
not less han six than twelve months and ior
Of hundfd e3SS bssee sss 5sre and
default of payment thereof shall be imprisoned less
than a ne nor more than twelve months '
- STATE OF DELAWARE
, , a., -, Bxhou1IVR DEPARTMENT.
ID, CusTUs WRI.HT. Secretary OF State OF the
state OF peaWAT do hereby certify that the
iH true cory OF Sec ions and u Of Chapter Ina scr
solume Delaware Laws, entitled "An act Regulating
tns sale OF Intoxicating Liquors. &C." AZ the same
stands amended by an act passed at the session OF
Day of FeOay ss sneda sta. to se s % on hs 9h
act entitled An act regulating ths sale or Intoxieat
ing Liquors &C., passed ct Dover March 1861 - the
sad two sections having been arranged ana compared
partment. ~
In testimony whsreofI have hereunto set my hand
aud onlcia seal at Dover. this sixteenth day
L., OF May. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxty-six.
CUsTUs W. WRIGHT,
Of Stnfa
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dyspepsia.

fhe hure remedy, Dr. Slams Anti yspepsia Powders
$500. Positive cure in every case.
Autobiography Has cuTej p,,,.,
Ant. dyspepsia, Thousands OF por,iorss'
Anti dyspepsia, Gases OF this po",iors'
Auti-pyspe psia, Great National ponnJor
Anti-Dy srcI sia, Malady pJ o"Jo,S'
rms great Nentraiz ng Tonic for Dyspepsa or indges
tton, has cured hundreds when all oher remedo. sJ
fhel sud has been used for 25 wears ,vi,h ,.,i,i
success, We have heard Of one who nsei H. thnt
was not benefited greatly. Let suf irers eyerywbure
- 1t and he cured lfcostive use cur Vegetable Liver
lilis III ,Iirpirsl Ggy by DR. j. sIMMs son, Physician
Jnhuson, Holloway Cowden, Wholesale Agents Phil
adephia. MAJ , a. ~
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ArxA No |. The Three stor.eG B-ck House No S2t
IRE Washington Street. eontaiuin; all the oonven
No e. A fine now three stoIisd brick house, on III
convenience. Ai ''St'
O. No,J three storiel brick house, No. 7ol T.,nau
street. con Vonently located lud desirable H a
CO, ~" =. thFee Nofirt brick house, No. 707 Intua!l
street hJoning No 3 containing some ton rooms, an
- very desirable property. '''
me above Properties are nearly and In rxcalltrt
orrei ahd any persons wishing to purchase
nPs'ues, hnt se' imhe lato pOse1ssiou, should ciyo
Apply 10 WM hecAULLEY 4 co
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

number o. building lots Tor sale a; the following
figures II applied ior soon.
liO feet ~ land at the Corner Of Third mud Jeff
SITS. Price only Sls per It.
30 feet os Third Street. between II pnroe and Adan,s
Street. Price only 80 per foot
&c feet on 4th street, between Monroe ami Adams
Street. Price only $40 per II.
Those desiring cheap and desirable luiiding lots sit
uaed IN one Of the most furnishing sections of the ety
Should examine the above before purchasing eiewbsre
compare our CURES with tho prices ohta ed per foot N
property, at least halt milo further from he heart or
he city. may 2S q, S. s GRUCb