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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

knsurau Cc OOm pWmy Oh tne othto
Of Delaware.
(onIaIHAb MILL OABEK, ko.)
This Company eontinussto onsrto the people o.
Delaware its superior advantaGeao Of Insura noe o. anst
by Ore, all descriptions Of property except Ma
rine risks.
Renee In and attention 70 the subst Of Mutual insn
rance (being the nrst 10 Introduce the principle n.o
ayers bean enabled 70 adjust and discriminate
between the different varieties Of property rem.
der the membership among the most aequitable IN
character Of the numerous Insurance Companies pre-
| sented to the public.
have besn prompt and liberal, that In Is year. bus
and losses reaching ov.r 800 900. net slns,e
| ont Ire sitisfaeton TO the parties Insured
Looking more tho safety than to the .SnSs5 h and
sands Of Doars Of Insurance. either q. requiring too
great -nount IN single rsk OF as odsriag nnntob
jscts Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this aaunsrit is eonesvsdit has the safsst and
most select lis, Gsursnees Ia pro portion to the
A evidence VI this. 1t not only rsdueedthe ratio
Insurance at all times moderate, onesiyth, daring
he last two yeaiS but presents now clear surplus
fund cas- 900 as security against any on
osstiacatSs the balances due Il each member. now
being issued will be paying Interest TO them from jan
making still Standardization.
Ii commenced the year 1894. with real protee.ion
to tho comm IN ty In eposit Notes OF t2oo, 900
| surpIusPund $1,000
ro,.lprotee,iop. $50. 900
itis the wsrk Of the Farmers Of Delaware ana as
such they oughtto patroniseh II.
Prssident--JRssEE SHARPE.
Secretary and Treasursr-RoBERT hoCABB, n. D.
} GCTORS;
Eli Wilson, BrAudywine ia. James Daaplain
ebrstiana Hd.; James Webb, Samuel Barr, T. G
stotssnturs aud Jsssso sharpe. Wilmington Hd Rob
ert MoCaba, MIL Greek I'D Joha p. Williamson
white Clay Greek Id George q. Tybout, New CaAt
Id; Curtis B. Ellison, Pspeader I'd ) John G. Clark
Red Lon. I'D Dr. WIN. Cummins, smyrns Thonn
Murphy, st. Georges h.; Charles 7. Fleming. Pete
F. Caussy, Milford Up. oOmsSys. Dover; Charles Tu
| nell Georgetown.
AaENfs-As we'll for rscst ps applications for n
Ri Wilson, Brandy wine, HdS Robert MeCabs NIL
Creek HID James Dalaplair, Christian Id John
wiliamsoa white Clay Greek, Id Curtis B Ellison
Pancader I'D; Red Lion, St, Georges, and Appoquini
mink Hundreds; Joseph drinlth, Smyrna JAIME
Crppen, New Castle I'D; Charles 7. Flemming, MI
ford; Charles Tunnsli. usorRetown; Henry Tod
. D,vsr.
lmmuuieatons general business Addressed to IL
undsrsgn ned wmia gton, will receive Immediate att
tion, ROBERT MeCABE III, D.,
July24 Secre,n'y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
REM L..

HENRY dREBE
and the public ssnsr-
ally thAthe has removed his
OpRPET ESTABLISHMENT
from Vest fifth STREET.-THE
No 1913 Market street.
bsfioseN Front and Second,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Who're will keep on hand aEoodasaortmsnto
INGRAM AND RAG CARPET,
OIL CLOTH, WINDOW SHADES 4 .
which he willHell ON reasonable terms.
IT kaE carpetw ovsnto order at hssho rtestnotice
and lowest p-tee.
~ Persons wiShin stopurehAse orto getworkdcns
are lnNlted to csIl. l LIZ
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

Nj ssrs. A, Aitken d Co Agents for Or. Mishlsr's
Medicinal bittsrs. GEkrs.-l have been troubled for
acme tns VITA severe cough and cold aud taken
many dnsrsnt medicines with but little ef4ct. MAS
iucs by persons who had tried yonr celebrated
Mi,hier's Mttersl to give it trial have done SO,
and say tFuthfulIy and chesruly that 1t doing
me IN ore /. than auy medicine have yet taken,
have TAKEN DIV bottles, and shall continue until
am entirsly tpstorei. Very Responsibility yours &C.,
MONTHS NJ. ANDERSON,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

will pay to any Doctor or member OF the MedicA
Fraternity, the sum of 100 for that pos
medic! ma aud rAtive
Misaer's Herb Bitters, u. AisHLER, Proprietor.
). u. Cornerof Usntre square
~.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

Nervous Aztec dom and General debility are not gen
orally loo Ted upon disease, and perso suffering
from these often Gated with
But many per.onA die annually from Nervous Alec
tions. Like In loss OF Appetite, Nervous Affection al
ways springs rom or Is the result ofother diseases
Persons suherin from any Of the any kinds :
vous diseases should use Mishsrs Bitters: Let them
day and they will soon hpd their relaxed nerves se
Snire natural tension the maseles re- 1yering con
proving, and In fact thorough renovation and re
euperation otthe whole syatem. Mishlsrs Btters re
move the cause, brace up and iny yorate the whsl'
physieal structure and thus cure all kinds of pervou
diseases.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

KuEUMArIsM-AOuTE OR CHRONIC.
Rheumatism 10 generally fount affecting the Joint.
althoug il often attacks the stomach heart and
ces III generally causedb by bad state of the blood
hch becomes eogsed, and. unable to freely
ccum ulstes in certain spot, becomes indAmed ant
ruiucss Kreat pain with considerable swelling OF tn,
parts sGected ten Rheumatic pains have their
in scrofua faint which exists unknown in many p
To cure this compliant we must remove tn,
cause by purifying the blood MAhlera Bitters Ia thu
beat blood purifier in existence, The SpikenArd
wort SassAfrss Buchu, and large amount oil SArsAp
arils all POSSESSED Of sternated qualities used in til
composition Ofthehe Bitters, form compound uuri
vailed the history oiAATERiA NEDIoA as blood puri
fer.
i5nlers b.tters,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
sloO REWARD

wilpAy AlUO Reward for the discovery of any Ia sdi
olnAl lion that cure greater variety OF
com plants than Mishler'a Herb BitIeir
b. MISnLkR, Proprietor,
3. Il. Oorner OF U ebtro Square,
Lancaster, Pa,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

TELEGRAPH
AND
COmme rcial Institute,
S.W Cor. Sd and Market Sts.. Up Stairs,
(Entrsnceon Third street)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
THE whole Of the Second aud Fourth Stories Of Ola
leIa building. has been lifted up and occupied by the
Institute which will open for the winter season. COM
meociug Oh Monday October OH 1905, and ending May
list, 1876 during which period II will be- open daily,
(BAInriay and Sundays excepted) from M, to IL
NJ, and from to r. NJ. Ou Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
The services Of accom- plshed plain aud
penmRn have been secured to teach
PENMANSHIP
in oil Its branches he has superiorard but equals
IN this beautiful Art.
Facilities for acquiring complete Msrosntle sducS
on, such before osrei 10 the public
OF Wilmington, consisting of single aud Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
Baukins Exchange, Insurance, stsambostihg, Commits
sion aud Joint stock Compauy's Business Comm ereal
Forms and Calculations, etc., etc.
In the Teegrdphle Department every adysntagU hat
eau he had IN any oiee Is Afforded persons desirous
learning
TELEGRAPHlNG
OF tbs most pleasant and lucrative employ thai
can be pursued TIL rebuilding and buildl OF old
and lnes, throughout tue Northern and Southern
States the large and const ant Increase Of business
caused demand Tor operators, that the old method
learning is inadequate to supply.
| TERMS.
disc Gtwsnty per made 10 ladies' For furth
| er palticulnrs inquire at the Institute.
| 1s- Tae public invited visit the Institute an
| examine the various departments oct OFT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
SEND FOR CIRCULAR;

Ths nsrsteuts used in oompound dug Mishlsrs Herb
bttsr not keptsseret by the proprietor send for
circular aud you wllllsArn The medical properties
all the artclss used its preparation also in the
or n which they operate on the system and much
Vthar Gluable informsuon II lou are afflicted with
ssod FOR ishlern Herb Btters Circulars
re Il by the hiRts it contains you
will be pl4ceI on the sure road to recovery,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

WTLdIHUfON DBLss Uot Ibthl 1905
M4ss-s. \. Aiken a Co, Agents for DR.. MishIsr's
Medicinal Herr Bitters. DEAR slas-I have suffered
usps nd general desility and have spent great deal
~ 10 % -rent medicines, and must say in jus
rcs youe Bitters that the hrst bottle took did ne
1to good thiu all the Inedicinsy before took. am
1uN upuu my fourth bottle and hope by the time
dnlsI Iwili be perfectly well. viii be pleased to
give AnY sfhcted n tult statement OF what your
med eiue has done for me. Respectfully Yours,
NItJ SARAH HUL !! j eiferso ST., bstn "a and 3D.,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

REMOVAL.
The DclawNe Fire Insurance Company have removed
their nfhoe from No. Iii to
No 6O7 Market Street.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGIBLATURK OF THE
! STATE OF DELAWAhk, with Capital OF y 90, 900.
lnsurApee at their once Wilmington against Tors by
Fire on every description OF buildngs In general,
ohandzs ships port and their household fur
nture, and other personal property also again tos4
damage by inland Evaporation OF goods, wares
chAndise aud country produce.
Terms of InFuranee will be favorable OF the
Compsnesln the cities of philadelphia or New York
Parties insured may the fullest conhdenceih the
soldity Of Its capital and willb promptly
adjusted by the company
Al Annual Election hold March 6tn, tho following
Stockholders wero elected DIRECTORY for tho
Ing year, viz -
GesrEe Jones, saml y. Eewlip, Edv Nclnnll,
pAyia q Wilson John p Porter, Geo. SPARTA
Insurance may DO m.dsfe anytime than thfsO
In addition TO thsabove mode property the
Delaware Fire oomtznT charter IL per
feet perpetual insurance the person beeomius insured
deposits in the on certain osntaRe, less
according to the nature OF the upon the amount Il
be nHured-bu which can he withdrawn al any time h
leaving per cent on the mount Deposited This method
than the formertbs expense 70 about one hall less and
there is renewing Of the policy from time to time.
Property that would be insured per at 40 and
cents ~ coo, will hs insured At sk and per deposit
Peroons Wishing to insure their property
formation the subject Of insurance Will apply to the
aRoRaRJoNEs,Presidont
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
Kew Castle County Mutual insuranos

New Castle County Mutual Insuranoe
COMPANY.
OFFICE ssWILMINeTON INsrITUTE,''
Corner Eighth and NlarketSts vs.
WILMINGTON DEL. E
In,eres Pr mum Nssss Az psit Ss:
the psrienoe, 50 far has proved u to
although THU insttution has beer but *
losses Fire durins
not hay been promptly raid a AL Ehe nave pesn
burned ATTEST The eSses he. hen 20 sssSss
insured 10 hssxArd the IL
ability sinking the Dash Oaptalin caseefhsavy ais
sa'srSdnrinst fDIREor0Rs.
wllminEto City.-wnliam Oanby, George Richard
son John A, DunoAn. Jacob PussyI willlan Tstnaii'
Clement b. Bmyth, John Cochran, EdwHrd u. bshah'
Brsndywins Iid@hdW ard brinsharst, j CLOUD Elliott.
Christians Hd.-Jamea Riddle.
New Castle Hd.--John auyer. 49,.
WILLIAM CANDY. President
s. D. sxru, Secretary aud Treasurer.
tLT-0iee hoursfrom D to ,andfrom TOD
ian tely
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

DR, - sRLEz--pssr Sir;-Kno ling that the Cholera,
with dreNdtul rAvAEes Is now upon uriAnd, aud
KNOWN that nodicne now h our country possesses
such ore .nHu snCe hich is the vital rsniedy
ali diseases at this ind" as the B. ttery
king Fs4 you prepare auah quantity of your
Dittrra a, aid salt all ands, as assure yon they
will be an nYalu able remedy. and will be haIled
Blessing Oy all who will use them.
Yours, respectfully, oao ,..-,.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
PLU.'al;1AU AND GAS FITTING

PLU.,a asa Az AND GAS FITTING
TpE subscriberssrs nov fully prepared 10 Ill
q RliOrdsrs in their line of business with prompt
~ meas, and loves rAtes consistent with airls
4unG They ssep constantly on hand fun supply
Gas Fixtures OF the best anuiacturers such as Chan
deers Pendants, Brackets Portable Gas Stands Gut
We also prepared to put in the best manner Pipe
for eating all descriptions Of buildings with steam.
We have the right for this State for ThAoh
ers Force and Lift Pump the best ever made, and viii
out them At short notice.
syins sole agency state Of HalladAysju
~ celebrated patent self Regulating Wind Ensne anu
the Maryland Portable Gas Compsny Gas Apparatus
hAter ouraelves that facilities for introducing int
country dwellings, both water and gas uneeuAlleu v
you'd cs the particular attention 81 persons tssaink "a
United states or the Of Is great desde
Atnm Tor he country gentleman or farmer IS Any other
20 viii iu supply OF pure water all over tbs house
barn. and an economical and beautiful light. The WIND
Engine not affected by the hsAvis isales Of wind and
,S, ,s a. all times day or Might a there t. any wind
We also, preferred put In the best HYdrRu
| lie llama of the most approved kinds.
We With the beat werkmsn attend to al
Of steamtoAt ahp, and house Plumbing and
copper planishsd, lined Bath Tubs basins attsd
Ter hotsr cold water, urnR pstent water closets wAl
PaSes plain and circulating ShQyer Baths; Iron leht
sinks Boston UompAnys Gum Hose, Water Filters-ir
taS everything In line, Of the NEST approved kind
All Subscriptions OF sheet Lead work At short notice
rugted to and desire give full satisfaction
In all CASES to merit and rsoeivs share Of the public
No. 81 MARKET STREET. abov fifth next dos,.e
En; R.sss .s;,r, FERRIsa GARRETT i.1sJsi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

NOTICE.
rHEuudersigned would beg leave to eAllths alton.
ion OF the citizens Of Wmin and the ndins
country to he superior stock Of ehemicals
sad physcisns supplied at the lowest market prices
ysicians ACCURATELY compounded with
the very heat matetlai at All hours AVIATION,
feb 2s-tf 2s5 Market street. Wilminxto I.
Guns and Cunning Apparatus.
TOsT RECEIVED stock Of English Double and Sin q
81 Guns, Powder flasks, Shot Belts, 70.
OAPELLE d BROTHER,
aug aI4Market 3d., Wilminstoa. Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

EsEWILL UURE A III DlSEABE5 Of THE bI,UuD
Diseases OF the skin numerous, aud win nut onb
or two exceptions may all be traced to mpurty Of TIE
blood In many persons this impurty is born In the
system while othors acquire through treat
me at OF seeret dase Under this head may be cassed
LIST ecR)FuLA.- TO cure this dreadful complaint It
Is necessary that the blood should be thoroughly pur
hs, all the orsans the body bro healthy
state, and the syatem eIaced up aud D,
tnYixorAtiua tones, We emphaticaly assert,
Without the fear Of contradiction, that Aishlss Bit
srswili ell Kinds OF dseAses. 1t puri.
ies the blood strengthens the intern ORGANS ani
aids tn sn perform tEeir natural functions itis
stimulent aud onio aud it will euEs serotuiA,
I'd. RUNNING soHEs AND UL0kR5.
sd SALT NHEs NJ.
Ath. PIMPLks AND BL0ToHES.-pimplss aud
Blotchea the skin always sure sign Of Impure
blood, Althous never dangerous, except In cases
caebu nolea they vorY disagrseable. Often will
great blotehes and pmples The use OF Mish sIs BIT
tiers will force these corruptors to be DISCHARGED
Through the natural ehAnass ead thus cures all kind
Of pimplss aud bio tches, Ladies' wl~ desire = fAi
complexion FREQ from pmpes should bear thisiaet
mind.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

epriu Hair aud Hunk MAttreassE 30 u h and Baa..u
holster y lone with prom ptnaAa.
UNDERTAKING.
N-AFetho REgntsut EiAs's Metallic BurlAius.an..k.
nats pslAWNre Same atyle used Tor the Bari. AZ
Olai, We ttur and other OF m an "
Cloth, Mahogany and Walnut Oonins aiwAya on ian,
fyhstsls ~ psrintsnded personally by one offha
OAhinet srH materials. hair eluth vsnesrs ysrpIsh
que Nc Al PhAdslphiA priees ~ finished 10 tbs traaa
AsOLI nIiting sos Marke Srsst
~ $Itnlnstou Del. mss IA oth
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

Lo1s Appr'ite, A ~
Dehilitt, It In not
Iuits,l los " ehlt. Nsr'
n.la hA III LLmnRi-l 9
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27
.ossrsDR. b. MtSHLER'Si,
ZbaSo ELEBRATED MED olNAL
wr HERR BITFERS,

Sale Wholesale and Retail, by A. AIrk sN %.
neral State Agents, No. iDs West From street De
tween 3hipley And Orange sts Wilmington, DELI anu
by Druggists generaltr.
Fam lies should not be without It. -
The ra al speciau for ali ssases arising om an m
pure state fine blood OF from disordered atomaeh
The recipe for making these celsbrAisd Bitters va.
nrought from asrmsny by celebrated Physeian ~
was purchased from him by John Misbler the iasnes o.
the present propristor The Bitters have been made
aud used With wonderful success In Lancaster county,
Pa for moro than tweniy years: some Jour yohls
since Benjamin Ashlsr commenced tue mshufactufs en
. extended scale. The wonderful cures srossn.
by them have brought them into such dsmAnd tnNn
to supply the yearly eemAhe
for The Ingredients OF which they are composed
embrace a uumb ofths best and most ehcaeous W.
tsblesubstances known In pharnaoopia Ihe mo'ss =,
OF oompoundng is all that 10 kspt sserss IN ressra
theirp reparatlon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-07-07
Attorney General RaMdall's Opin
ion in reference to Assessment
of United States Bonds, Etc.

Attorney General Randall, of Nd, has
given an opinion on chapter 156, sec. l., of
the Assessment Law of this State under
which the present board of assessors are
now acting
The chapter here alluded to provides "that
all property, real, personal and mixed, of
all kinds and descriptions whatever, in this
State, shall be liable to valuation and as
sessment, and shall be chargeable with taxes
according to the provisions Of this act.
The Attorney General then adds, "But as
there is no provision made in this act to
render the property thus to be valued ac-
tually ehargeabe with taxes, we and the as
SCISSORS may dismiss from our consideration
this latter clause in relation to taxation, as
matter with which they have nothing to
do, and confne ourselves to the subjects
within the prescribed duties of the assessors,
the valuation and assessment of all the prop
erty in the State"
The Attorney General considers this pro-
vision to include United States bonds and
bonds issued by the city and respective
counties of this State, and held by citizens
thereof.
The property comprehended under these
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-07-07
Cotol affairs.

THE 4rn OF JULY.-Thc 18th passed
off in Elkton very quietly. In the evening
a few Roman candles and COMMON crackers
were put off; but other than this the day
was not celebrated, except bya general
closing up of places of business, giving the
town a Sabbath-like appearance.
The American Mechanics held picnic
near North East, under the direction OF
Indepcdcnt Council, which was well attend
ed. Delegations from Good Intent and
Cherry Hill Councils joined their North
East brethren in the celebration. Speeches
were made in honor of the occasion by Rev
s. w. kurtz, of Brick Meeting House. and
Rcy. John O'Neil, of North East followed
by Frederick Stump and II. r. Torbert
Esqs., of Elkton. The snceehes were pa
triotic-such as the day Invariably calls
forth interspersed with pleasant anecdote
and received by the audience with hearty
applause.
The Chesapeake City Band discourscd
some excellent music for tho OCCASION
IL
desired to refresh the inner man, by Mr.
David II. Paul, for the nominal sum Of
seventy-five cents.
Ice cream, small beer and similar refresh
ments, were served from stand by Mr.. c.
Lowman.
In the evening the North casters were en-
tertaincd by Il pyrotcchnic display, as Mr.
Vanderford, Of Cecil Democrat celebrity
used to style such exhibitions of saltpetrt
and birthstone, by the North East Council
at which one or more young ladies got theil
skirts singed and Brigader General, re
siding in the 5th district, received Sigh
wound in the hand, from rocket.
We neglected to mention in the proper
place that the Elkton NJ. f. Choir had a yer,
! pleasant pic mic and excursion on the Ell
River; going as far down as Ford's Landing
about six miles from Elkton. On the whole
| the day was celebrated in pleasant and un
ostentatious manner, everybody being pleas
ed and no one disappointed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-07-07
Communicate H.

communicated
Mn. ENRON. According to the published
report OF TIC proceedings of the Town Com
nissloncrs. ut their meeting on the 18th of
June, they came to the conclusion that it
was nothing more than fair that the Libraries
OF LAWYERS should be taxed, rs well as the
tools OF mechanics. or the private property
of other individuals. This seems to have
excited the ire OF couple of individuals
signing themselves " Hickory" and Anne
la, at what they think was the audacity of
me Commissioners in taxing knowied,se and
"aFhthg, as they respectively term it. Now
what the Commissioners did tax was Lar
Mbrdrics; not knowledge and learning. If
IT had been, neither of these writers would
have been assessed at all. :. Hickory" saws
/ the Board conformity do not pay two and
,ixpcnce of taxes; that may or may not be-
but no doubt they pay in proportion to heir
means, and " Hickory" and "Anelia :"
should have h"o~ie'ige, learning, cuLticution
amt taste enough to do the same. Why
Hickory objects to the improvements in
Black Boy Alley or Negro Lane land his
knowledge of these names shows his intimate
acquaintance with that locality cannot be
accounted for, as he will certainly find il
better walking there than formerly. What
he says about alder Bishes," 'the Ring"
and the action of he Board in regard to
Mari ct House is all sheer nonsense. "Thc
gentleman has drawn upon his imagination
for his facts and on his memory for his wit. "
" Amelia y says that this tax on iearninq
will prevent persons of cuitiration and taste
from purchasing curious and entertaining
works. Now the tax on the largest library
IN town will only amount to about two dol
lars, and will range from that down to forty
cents. If the payment Of this small sum for
the benefit of the town land indirectly for
their own will deter persons of cuitiratiou
and taste from purchasing cu1'ions and enter
tanning works, one would be apt to infer
that cultivation and taste were not the pre-.
dominate traits in their character The cnl.
hrati0n and tnstc shown by amelia " in
her personal alluSion to the Commissioners
might possibly induce some foolish people
to believe that she is in the habit of reading
works which may be (and no doubt are
curious; but not such as would be consid.
cred entertaining by persons who re"'ly have
cultiration and taste. MEcnANlc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-07-07

REMovAL.-By reference to our advertising
columns the reader will observe that McTear
" Kendall, Carriage Builders, Wilmington,
Del, have removed to the extensive build
ing formerly occupied by John Merrick &
Co., corner of Ninth and King Streets
These gentlemen carry OIL more extensively,
probably, than any other like firm in the
city, and are prepared to manufacture Car,
riages and do work cheaper than any other
establishment. This firm bears a high rcpu,
tation for fair dealing and business transac-
tons, and we cordially recommend it to a
patronizing public. Being personally ac-
quanted with Mr.. Kendall, we know him to
possess those qualities so essential to the
success of business man, -aflablity, hon
esty and truthfuness.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-07-07
nlorric0.

BlDDLE-- PTERCE.-At North East, or
san nh a "S s sSE C. 4 r, sEesi
of this county.
BRICKLEY.BRICELEY.--InElkt on.
Wednesday July 4th, by the Rev. NJ. D.
kurtz, JAMES Il. BRlcKLEY and LIZZIE
BRIcKLEY, both of this county.
LEWlS-H ARRlS.-At Brick NJ. House,
June 9Th, 1866, by Rev. s. W. Kurtz,
DAVID LEWIS and SABINA p. HARRIS, both
of this county.
CURRIER -MOORE.-At b. NJ. House,
June Goth, 1866, by the same. GRANVILLE
CrRRIEn and MARY A. MooRE, both of
this county.