Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19

allons per day, one and hall cents Ter every
ne hundred gallons.
For frcm twenty thousand gallons per day
nd upward, one cent for every one hundred
allons.
Bills for water so distributed to be render
d quarterly, (trom and after the FIRST OF March
he present year,) to the consumers. A did
cunt of ten per cent to be- allowed upon the
bills if paid at the Superintendents office
, thin Ave days after presentation. And
,enalty OF ten per cent. to be added If not paid
within thirty days. In which case the Super
ntendeut shall notify the consumer by writing
aud il the bill and penalty be not paid within
i've DAYS after such notice, he shall stop of
he water until the amount so due oe paid.
Public Sates.-The following Is a list Of the
Personal properties advertised in this paper -
FEBRUARY.
Phebe Ruth, W. @. Greek Id, 1t 10
John Diehl, St. Georges 3D., 10
Thomas johnson, Chrstiana Hd., 10
Alexander Valentine, Brandywiae Hd," 20
Pussy W. Jackson, Christiaua HID, 20
John Cooper, Christina i'd, 20
Charles W. Whitemau, W. G. Greek 20
John c. higgins, Red Lion Hd., q
Caleb Sharpiess, IT,, Ohristiaua Hd., 4" 81
P. s. Meredith, Pencader HID, II
D. Mousley, Brandywine Id, az
Robert J. Davis, Adm, Mill Creek az
Amos h Caleb Sharpless ~
VIM. Silver, St. Georges Hd,, ~
VIM. Fl. England, near Avondale, az
AcAllister 4 Chambers Assignees,
Mil Greek "a
Jos. Turner, Wilmington "a
Adam Turnbull, New Castle Id, 2s
Jesse Hggins, st. Georges HID, 20
Talley d Gallagher, Brandywine Hd,, &c
J. W. Miller, Pencader H., 81
s. Segars, Ex'r. Appoquinimink Id, 81
Il. G. Lloyd, st. Georges Hundred az
F.. R. Cochran, St. Georges Hundred 20
W. W. Bennett, Pencader "a
MARCH
E. B. Hanco, New Castle Hundred
Robert Stuart, Christlana HID,
Benjamin Davis, st. Georges hid,
David Eastburn, Mill Creek hid,
D. W. Gemmill, New Castle HID, 8
Jas. Little, Mill Greek HID, .
Blackwell 4 Smith, Brandywine Id, 6
Mary W. Moore, W. G. @. nd, 7
Jas. Fighter, Brandywine 7
Ely & Lobdell, New Castle Hd., 8
H enry Snyder, W. G. G. Hundred 8
Thomas W. Husbands, Christiana HID,
B. F. Brackin, Mill Greek Hd., II
Giles Lamb son, New Castle Hd., Is
Il Lobdell, Braudywine Hd., Ia
R. j. Klair, Mill Greek nd, IA
John Evans, Christiaua Id, Is
R. A. Reed Brandywiue Hd., 10
Railroad Meeting AT meeting OF the stock
holders of the Kent County, Maryland and Del
aware Railroad Company, held in Middletowu
Delaware, on February ID, 1866, on motion Of
R. A. CochI an, ST., J. Feuimore was called 70
the chair, and Joseph Hanson, appointed Sec
rotary.
The books being opened 10 receive subscrip
tions for stock which amounted to sum owe
$4,000, after which on motion of Major Johr
j ZONES, u committee of three gentlemen was ap
pointed to wait on s. NJ. FELTON,, President o
the Delaware Railroad, 10 confer with him oil
business appertaiuing to the interests of sal
road
On motion, X. R. Cochran, J. B. Fenimore
and Major John Jones were appointed tina
committee.
The above proceedings were ordered to b,
published in the Kent News, Delaware GaEett
aad Del Republican. ]. B. FENIMoRE,
Jos HANSON, Sec'y. Chairman.
Consumption. Nearly every cause of con-
arises from catching cold. The fee
become damp, hence n sharp cough, hectic
A ash and that fell disease sets in which an
nuGliy carries so many thousand of the young
and fair to untimely graves. The lives o.
scores OF persons we have known could have
been greatly prolonged had they purchased
good stout boots and shoes OF Nicholson a
FoulE, at No. 102 West Second street, aud the
grave been deprived OF us victims.
Infantotqe CORNER Curry held iuquests
last week, over the bodies OF three white infants
W hich were found 10 different parts OF our city
The irst one was found OF Union Avenue, be
tween the Lancaster pike and McDowellYille
the second was found on Twelfth street, be-
tween Market aud King streete; and the thirC
on Monroe street between Seventh and Eigntb
streets. There wss no clue TO indicate tue un-
natural uo Tiers, and the jury returned d yer
dict 10 each cage OF death from unknown
causes.
Unpopular long boards are ua-
popular with all sensible people. Tnev mus
also be extremely Involvement, impeding th
pc ssag6 to the mouth, and catching an i'm
mensP quantity of dust and Dirt. Hence Par
ke, continues to dc a thriving business at th
"Excelsior" Saloon, No. IL East Third street
The seedy looking Individual goes iu, and /
Eve ninutts time comes out looking like
new creature Every ole wishing 10 gain ia
vor 10 the eyes OF the lalles, or even in thos
OF their male friends, should give him cal
Horticultural. "a special meeting OF Ii
Delaware horticultural Society, called for Il
purpose Of reorgAuizl ng the mouthly meeting
for discussion and exhibition of do ~ers 40
fruit, will be held al the Wilmington lnstitu
ca Sd day (ruesday) the 10th inst, at
O'Clock, P. 81 Some interesting discussie
may be ex pected in regard to the insect whiS
is ibjuling our grapes, aud the best mode
destroying IT, AL ia crested are invited I
attend BY order, EDWARD TATsALL, in. Sc
Correction We are informed that the Re
J. Pastorfeld was suspended owing to b
neglec, to have witness at the investigate
to prove his innocence of intention to wrol
the U. S. Treasury. Also that he did NAL
the correction voluntary aud in person. Al
further, that he is able to prove his entire /
noceuce in the transaction. The whole trout
arose from mistake Oh the part of the cler
and an oversight on his own part.
| GET The Best.-The Family aud Toie. Soa
ma nufaetured at the Delaware Steam Soap n
Candle works are acknowledged by those
superior judgment TO be the best In the ms
ket They are sold 10 lots to suit purchas,
and at low prices for cash. All goods warrant
as represented or exchanged. Cash orders
mail pron 1tiy attended to. De ilers a
othsrs are cautioned to beware of the lbs
mi, atoms Of our Diamond State Detersi
Soap Be sure that each box has the ira
mark on it. r D. HICKS 4 Co., corner of :
and Orange streets, Wilmington, Del, and
South Wbarves, ilGdelphia.-febl9-2
For Sale The good will and fixtures Of
first class store in Market street, doing a bu
. mess Of $50, 900 per year. Possession al,
, any time, Apply at this Office.
For ReRt-The large brick mansion no,
of the late VIM. b. McCrone, with ten &C
| of aud II desired, at Chippewa, in New Ca
Hid. Apply to the undersigned, or to W. Re-