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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

J, l. Riggs vs.. Elizabeth c. Riggs.
IN pursuance Of an order in this cause,
made at the April term, 1866, Of our chan
Gerry court at Clarksville will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, on the premises,
on Monday, the 18th August next the lot of
ground upon which stood the old Riggs Tay-
ern, in the town of New Providence. The
same has been divided into lols,a is one Of
the best locations for business in New Proyi-
dence- ..H
Terms, one hundred dollars cash, and the
balance on one and two years time. Notes
to bear interest from date, with good securi-
iy, and lien retained until the purchase
money is paid. Md.
q 81 4. i. W. 7. SuAcEELFoRD. An.
June 30, ls66-4w-pr fee 81. ft.,t.
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z. S. VIM, Admir-,
vs. Ameuded bill
J. :. Rolls, and others.

- " AhAf -hhiA
vs. Ameuded bill
J. :. Rolls, and others.
IN this cause, it appearing from the ale
CATIONS in this amended bill, that George u.
De Groat and S.lllie De Groat, his wife, and
also John J. Tonlinson and Eleanor, lis
wife, Anbella Hart and Mary Z. BayIiss,
widow Of Thomas y. Bayliss, deceased, de-
PENDANTS in this cause, are nonresidenS OF
the State OF Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon them,
il is therefore ordered, that publication be
made in the ClArks7ille Chronicle, newspa-
per published in the city OF GAINESVILLE, for
four successive weeks, requiring said noares-
idents, TO appear al the court house, in the
town OF Dover, on or before the Thursday
after the second Monday Of October, next,
aud plead, answer or deuur 10 complainant
bill, or the SAINT viii be taken rro-coaie<so,
and set for bearing txpsrie.
jane Rules, 1858.
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

PUBLIC MEETING.-We are pleas,
cd to see that active steps have been
taken to secure a public mectinI, at
the Court House, on Monday, ID of
July, for the purpose of uttering a
protest against the adoption of the
proposed Constitutional amendment,
by the Legislature, Such meetings
ought to be held throughout the
State, and even though they may
not influence the action of an UNI
constitutional Legislature. yet the
voice of the people, thus distinctly
uttered, will prove potent in the fu
ture adjustment of minority wrongs
and majority rights. We hope the
people will turn out and speak with
one voice, in behalf Of their consti.
Aatioual privileges.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

JEFF. DAvIs.-Read the argument
of Gerritt Smith, the crazy abolition
list, against the trial of the illustri-
Gus prisoner. The argument is con-
elusive and-strange to say-the man
utters sentiments Of magnanimity not
to have been expected from such a
source. is only when the niger
presses on has brain that he evinces
the ferocity of the abolitionist, and
gives evidence of the insanity caused
by his completely with John Brown.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
A. RAwsoE, JOHN A. BRiDGLASD.
JAMES u. BoUcK. A. c. RAwsos.
RAwsON. BRiDGLAND 4 co,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. Al, Broad ST., NEW f0RK.


Mers David po~s q Co, New York; Gil
bert Ogborn 4 Co, cineinsat Gregg b
Hughes, Chicago; J. B. Alexander 4 Co.,
St. Louis VIM. II. Morrison, Esq, Indianap-
oils, Ia Winslow, Lanier x Co, Bankers,
New York; J. @. Barrett Esq, Cashier Citi-
zens Rank, Loaisyille, KY; N. d. Carts,
Esq., Cashier FIRST National Bank, Peoria,
ILL.,; James Z. Reeves, Esq, 2rest First Ma
tional Bank, Richmond, Ia; y. 8. Davis,
Pres't First National Bank, Memphis Tenn.
nea- win make liberal advances upon
shipments OF Tobacco, or other produce, 10
the above house. NJ. VI. CLARK.
Clarksville, June 20, Is6e-Sm,
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I Gov. MORTON. This abridged
edition of Thad. Stephens, after tot
tcring, for months, on the verge of
HI, has got furlough from the
devil, aud is again at large working
out deeper damnation for his own
soul, by playing the role Of liar 40
slanderer, and vindictive prosecutor
Of an insulted and oppressed people.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
ehancery Sale Of House and Lot.
N. L. Northington Administrator, VS.. Mary a
a. JudkinS

". u. SUTtn1HBtUH tun1Iu1statUrf Ns. HtH
- 80 Judkins. -
IN pursuance of an order, made in this
cause, at the April term. 1866, Of the chan
Gerry court, at Clarksville, will offer for
sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at the court honse, in the city Of Clarksville,
on Saturday, the llth August, 1856, a house
and lot situated on Franklin street. now oc.
cupied by Mrs. Mary A. Judkins. The house
is new two-story brick, and the lot con-
tains one acre and thirty poles. sra
Terms, one half due April LIST, 1867, and
and one half due October 10th, 1867. Notes
to bear interest from date; good security re-
CURED, and lien retained until the purchase
money is paid. af .a
$780, w, T. SHAcKKLFoRD, CAN.
June 90, es66-4w--pr fee 81; bliss
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SHASCERY SALES.
sn.sserJ ssIs 4 HSs.e and Lot IN

Eliza Roberts, vs. L. P. Roberts.
IN pursuance OF an Order made in
this cause At the April term, 1866. Of the
ehanccry court, ~ Ciarksville, ] will on
Saturday, the j ita day Of August, next, offer
for sale, % the highest bidder, AZ public
auction, at the court house door, in the town
of Clarksyille, the store hcusean lot situated
90 The Public Square, known as the old Rob-
erts store house, and now occupied as n lea
Their store. There Is also a blacksmith shop
on the lot on First Gross street This whole
property will be sold on . credit Of and i 2
months. Notes with good security, and a
lien retained until the purchase money is
paid, =, ]. W. T. SHAcKrLFoRD 9. a. N.
June 20, fs6e4w--pr fee 81; bliss.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
RAGS! RAGS!
Gold Having Advanced,
WE ADVANCE THE PRICE OR Rags
TO SIX CENTS PER POUNDf

FOR all good Country Cotton and Linen
Rag, delivered at our Warehouse, NORTH
East corner Of the Square, in lsts Of fify
ponds and upwards We will pag siz Cent?
per pound, cash; and for Linsey Rags, ODe
cent per pound.
Wa hereby engage 70 pay the above prices
until the hrst day OF August next
WHITMAN BROTHERS
50 Public Square, Nashville, Tsna-
June 23-lm
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
City OF GAINESVILLE r. 3. Bonds.

A T meeting Of the Mayor and Aldermen
n held at the City Hal, on Tuesday, June
26, 1866, it was ordered that the Mayor Of
the city and Recorder advertise the holders
Of the Railroad Bonds Of the city, that the
Coupons maturing or falling due on the LIST
will be paid On and after the 18th Of July,
1896. IL presented to the City Treasurer, at
bis Office, at the Fira National Bank OF
Clarksville, Tenn. BY order Of the Board.
J. A. BAILEY, Mayor.
L. @. wiLiiAns Recorder. ~ =
June 20, i866-iw
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sHERIFfyS SALE.

QY virtue Of vepditioni exponss, in favor
~ Of Joshua Elder, vs.. y. Duncan and u.
II. Duncan, which issued from Abe circuit
court clerks Office, Montgomery county, Tso-
nessee, TO me directed, will expose TO pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder, for cssh, at
the court house deor,ip the city Of Clsrks-
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
MONDAY, AUGUST 9TH, 1855,

the following tract Of land, lying iu district
No. 0, bounded rs foilows' Beginning at
Spanish oak in an old coaling, A. K Cole
mans conner thence narth leo clst 81 poles,
to stake in D. II. Dunessls corner thence
with Duncan's line east 10 poles to stake
and pointers In said line, thence north so
poles TO gum and dogwcod 10 Duncans
line thence with the line s. lso z. liz poles
to the beginning. Sale within lawful hours
7. RAMEY, -.
Sheriff Montgomery County.
June 20, 1966-4w--ar fee IL
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$50 REWARD (!

STOLEN-A large, high-headed, mouse
~ eolored, Zebra MAJ ked horse MULE
white spot on hind leg above the knee, pace:
and fox trotS. will pay s25 for the Mule
and S25 for the thief.
IN RICE.
June 90, l96s-Its
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

RADICAL HBRoIsM-Itis said that
Rousseau Giinnell still complains Of
soreness Of his arm--the result of
the drubbing SO justly administered.
Thus far, he has followed in the foot
steps of the notorious Sumner, and
If he wishes to secure all the glory
Of rattan martyrdom, he ought to go
to Europe and exhibit, to sympathiz-
ing abolitiouists, the marks of blows
which he was too cowardly to resent.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29


The TRuTH. II Grace Greedy says
i evident either that Mr.. Davis is
not to be tried at all, or if tried, with
no intention 10 convict him; and that
the farce ought to ended by his i'm
mediate liberation. He oughs,toz be
bailed or paroled, at once, but we
Incline to the belief, that trial, fairA
ly condscted, is essential to his full
vindication, and to the illustration Of
the political truth, that the States
created the federal government, but
did not surrender their sovereignty,
or part with the right to dissolve a
partnership which might fail to Sc
cure the objects for which it was for
med 'cs-rl. 81 e.. .rl.-ar.l1 e tsH .
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Chancery Sale OF Land.

- Nv. I. SnAcKELfoRD NJ.
June 80, s66-4w--prs fee 81. az T.
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In Chancery az Dover, Tenn.

june 20. Isse-iw-pr Zee So.
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W. J. BIoAopus, {. An.
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Jsne 20, ises-4w--pr fee 81. ft,t
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Chaneery Sale OF Lots In New PrOvi-
denfe.

June %, Is6s-4w-prs fee 81.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
6
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti

COMMENCING a0NDAY. NOV. 2eth, 1880.
Traas yi!teave Depoi ,rusr Broads trest and Wash
Expre,s train at AIS m, (Mondays excepted, 10
Bsitin ors and Washington, stopping at Chester VIII
mington, Newark, Ekton, North East Paryyiile
ualia, Chase's and stemmer's Run.
way msiihain It slb, 9. M. tsundays excepted, lfe
ns MS psisrppe Railroad 4 wnnston for ors
neld and intermediate Stations. .sa.si
nrpress Train at IL As AM. tsnudays Excepted fci
nzprsss train at 800 p. m. tsundays excepted. for
Baltimore and Washington stopping at Chester, Clay
mont Wilmng ton, Newark, Ekton, North East, Perry
gIie, Havredodracs, Aberdeen, Perrymans Rdgewood,
Magnolia, Ohase's .nd stemmer's nun.
Night Express at II oop M ahlyl for nsihmSrsan nd
Railroad Line, (Saturdays excepted stopping Mt Mid
dletown, Smyrna Dover, Harrington, seaf1fd, Sails.
bury, Princes Anne and connecting at Crsneld with
Boat for Norfolk Portsmouth and the South.
Passengers by Boatfom Baltlmoretor fortress Mon
roe, and dNOriolk, will take the liAt a. u. train
stoppinga all itations between
PhjiAdelphia and Wilmington
Leave Phlaiolphia at 1880 i0O 90 and II 80 daily
m The 400 q. train connects with Delaware Rail
Road for Nil ord and iatermedate stations. The 60O p.
m. train runs to New Castle.
Leave WILMINGTON 7.lb, $50 q. m, 800, and $50
''' rHMaouan TRAINS yRoM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at lo46 m, ~, and 1000 p. m.
CHEsrER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave CHESTER at SO, el3 and lt23 o. m, 3As,
from BALTIMORE to phnadeIphis. leave baltimore,
7.25 a. M, w,y-Mail e2D a. m, Express. i.lo p. m.
Express. 1856 p. M Express. szbp m Express.
From Baltimore to Iiavr, -dearace and Intermediate
TRAINS for BALTIMORE leave Chester at 44s and
s.bt o. IN, and 1888 p. N. -
SUNDAY TEAM FROM BALTIMORE.
ar.es ssrar1lIs and Wiinpgton Xso stops at
And Newark Ito take passengers for Phadelphia and
ave passengers from Warrington OF Bsltimore,l and
olestor from Washington to Baltimore.
u. n. KENNEH, Supsrin tendent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
seventh and ] Q fIersOn Slreels.
WILMINGTON, DEL,

DEL.
ffSd uood Sugars for preserving At reduced prices
Ees& 1UOl Green Rio Coffee al 80 and IS cents per
kesilzH pound, Good Roasted Rio Coffee at 80 aud 30
cents per pound Superior Black Tea u % por ib
Extra oolony nj u 20 aud 81. 60.
Hyson, Impsriali ooens aud Pongti Teas, Long Arm
Chop, Black Tea, with Green Tea flavor. Corn Starch
farina and MaKena, Bakers Chocolate aud u eoa. A
fresh supply of Tea Cakes Wine Crackers, ParnB Crack
ers, Bonds Boston Biscuit watson's Crackers Trenton
Breakfast aud other Crackers The best brands Family
flour urard's and 0thsr choice brands Of Hams nd
Dried Heel N-w Mackersl frnits and Vegetables iu
season, Bt0oms as low at 70 cents. Pure Cider and
Malt Vnrgarf Pckling steam Syrup hne Soaps pure
Spices, &C. ". T. ALRIOHs.
N.h-The best locust Mountain Coal aud kludlpg
wood at the lowest cash prices delivered at short
ice. sept1g
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WILMINGTON HOUSE FURNISHING
and stove Empsrium,

PlCkE14S DC COTTER.
91O Market St.. Wilmington. Del.
.hz STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS, "a,
N.z.A haaufaeturers aud Wholesale and Retail ~
49, dealers In all kinds Of Stoves, Ranges, ~
Heaters Tin, Copper Brass Galvanized aud she,t
Ware Importers and iAolursrs Of House furnish
Ing goods silver plated ware Britannia ware, PlAnshed
ware, Japansd ware, Plain Tin ware. Hollow ware
Wooden ware, Table and Kitchen Cutlery, SpooI .,
Walters, brushes, pusters, Silver Lamps, &c. Every
taing that eoines the house vessel furnishing
kept hand Oar stock OF Stoves the latest
aud most iu proved patterns Of which have over 100
different patterns.
GOLD MEDAL RANdR.-This Range we offer ss the
best Range In the market In addition its cook.
ing aud baking powers hot water advantages will
heat from three to tour We the
best portable heater that can be put up every
which We guarantee to give entire satisfaction.
ausT PICKELs A CoTTkR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
The Piles Can be Cured.

MRs. DIR. FosTBR's PILE AND BURN sALvE
MRs. DR. FosdzR has sold hundreds Of boxes Of her
celebrated PILE AND BURN sALyE during the last
month, and has effected in many of the most stub
born 1t fails TO cure the Pes and will take
ou nre in ten minutes She challenges the medical FRA
ternity to produce article containing equal curative
properties.
: PRICE rs CENTS PKk BOX
sold by Henry r. Bringhurs Market street heoy 9th;
a. MeInaIl Market street below ga and X Rsiushur
Co., Sixth and Market Sta. Wilmington Dsl ~ - su
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
Restore Your Health
The treat Remedy of the Age.


Manufactures vpsehe for this terrible malady which
ranttd the Obstinate eas,s 81 Fever
and Ague in many instances in as hours IL has been
nsed by thousands and failed afford relief Drug
gss and heaess would consult their interests by
keeping IL on hand it Is rapidly growing In public
favor, and is Becoming the great Of the age for
these diseases. jy a3.am
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
HOME MADE BREAI
FOR THE
MI II hT 1T u ID IA,
a


No. 2o2 Hast Second Street,
BETWEEN FRENCH AND WALNUT
WILMINGTON, DEi.
George B0wers and Philip Combs. /.
having had number Of years exps.isnce n this Cily,
would icspeetfully to the csens Of Will
trying to give the best satisfaction In power In this
business, which do profess to understand We feel
Il duty cay that this Is superior TO
any thing IN this City for good Home Made Bread.
have gone to great expense in rstitilny up this
establishment observing the following Rnea In the
duct of our business:
!. The freshest and pursst Ingredients viii be used
In the of Bread. Cakes, Crackers, &e
We will sell the largest Bread at the low SGT living
rates
s. Polite and ohligng assistants every department
I. The Projectors personal supervision over their
bust snd daily Rtehdanoe to receive the commands
Of their natrons
Great Inducements; Home Made and French Twist
Bread. try 1t aud he convinced OF Its superiority over
any thing In this city
Bran Bread, conducive to health, and In great de-
mand. Rusk, Tea Cake, Tea Biscuit and Buns, fresh
daily supply OF every variety.
0uDERS from the city and country requested aud
strict rromptitude observed In filling them.
Thankful for past fay0rs the propetors would I'M
mate that by strict attention to business and dispo'
sitlon 10 obligs, hope to merit eontlnuahes OF pub
lie patronage.
PRACTICAL BAKERS
N.B.-Mr. Bowers has sold out bis old establishment
No. East second Street, aud united with Mr. Combs as
seen from the above. april o-t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
McINALL's Popular Family
Medicines


These preparations have stood the test after many
yeAn trial. and aoknow lodged to be what they
represented being carefully prepared by elaborate
pulaton on the most scientific principles, aud from such
materials as regards only quality and not price.
MoINAtL's Strengthening Plaster.
MoIsALL's Cough Candy
McIsALi.a Syrup, Tar, Wild Cherry and wocd Naph.
tina, for coughs aud colds.
worms.
MclSlLLs Pain Remover, for collie, crAmp dy sen.
terry, &c.
MolsALL's Darrhea Mixture. sura cure for darr-
h9a, Ac.
MElNALL's Concentrated Essence Jamaica Ginger
MolNALt's Fever and Ague Mixture.
MolNALLs Rheumatic Remedy, for Rheumatism,
MolNALIs Itch Ointment, specific fer the itch.
MclNALL's Pils Ointment, for blind bleeding p'leF.
MclsAlLs Kings Mixture, for sprains and bruises.
MolNALls Ringworm AID Teter Ointment highly re-
commended.
molEALI's Dysptp'io Compound
MolsALrs Liquid Renaet. Also, manufsctures God.
lards Elixir Vaterlanhte Ammonia, Pyrosphosph hattie,
Elixir OF Iran and crehonA, Syrup Hypophosphes Of
Lime lton Soda and Pot,sss; Liquor Bsmuthi, Bitter
Wine Of lron largely prescribed by Physicians here and
isewhere. octl6u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

NEW UASTLE AJOOMMODATIUN.
Leaye New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia al
800 q. m.
Lsave Phi adelphia ats,oo p. Wilmington 7s'
p, HI, for New Castle.
Trains leaving Cresield q As a. m., and Wilmington,
going eouth at l225 m. will in close connection
with Steamboats, TO N,rio'k and Portsmouth and Ex.
press Trains and fir Bal tmore, fhiladephta and
New YorA. They will stop the Delaware Railroad
Line only principal stations ut which their time Is
stated. Except that Steamboat Train SOUTH will stop
at any station to set wn Passengers holding tickets
from Baltimore.
Passengers between Baltim and Delaware Railroad
Line who prefer it, stop in Win ington night
and proceed next NOR alag
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
AT A RARGAuN.

number OF building lots Tor sale at the following
ogures II applied tor soon.
1i0 feet Of land at the Corner ofThird and Jesrsou
Sts. Price only SIC per it.
90 feet on Third Street, between Monroe and Adams
Street Price only SO per foot
~ tect, on 4th street, between Monroe and Adams
Street. Price only Sl2 per It.
Those desiring cheap and desirable building lots sit
uaed In one Of the most fourshng sections OF the city,
should examine the above before purchasing
compare our figures with the prices per foot
property at least half mile further The heart OF
the city. may 28 q. 8. s. 8 GRUEB
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

FOR SALE.
No. 1.-Two Houses West street;
One House Tatnall Street.
No. 2-FoR SALE s houses, on Washington Street,
these houses are In q splendid location.
No. 3.-fOR SALE desirable house on Market 81.
Ne. +,-foR SALE and comfortable Cottage on
Gilpin Avenue, Que square frem the City Railway.
One house shipley Street.
One hsuse on Windsor Street.
No 6.-fOR SALE one brick house on 4th ST., below
Lombard.
No. s-F0R SALE one house on 9Th st., below POPLAR
No e-fOR SALE one honss 9th Street, between
TAtnall and Orange.
No. io.-FoR SALE one house on TAtnali between
7th and sth sts.
No. ll.-FoR sALEons house on West St.
No. l2-F0R SALE large lot with timber, on line Of
City Railway.
No. l6.-F0R SALE one house 4th St ,below Poplar
No. IL = FOR SALE splendid farm Of l40% acres on
the Bfandywlne. about miles from the city.
No. l3-F0d SALE, Five Acres Of Marsh, at the con-
htence off e chrigtiana and Brand ywins Crseks.
No;4-Fok SALE a nne property OF % acres,
No 1e-FoR SALE desirable farm ofisoa acres, aboa.
miles from the city.
No. 2o.-FoR SALE 50 feet of laad, on Adama street.
No. ls-for Sale. one story brick Factory, at the
corner OF 9th and Walnut ss 40 by so IT, Those wish
ing bargain should call at once
No. 22-fOR SALE, new story brick dwelling
next to the swsdenborgea Church.
No 2s.-PoR SALE, A story brick dwelling, on the
s. r. Cor. Of 9th and Washington.
Nc M.-Foh SALE, 8 story brick dwelling, In Mar
No. 24.-for Sale, Church building, corner Tth and
Walnut, suitable for Mandatory.
NO. 2b.-House with modern improvements, cornsr 9th
And shipley. Possession given Nov. 25th.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

UHANUE Of HUUKS,
On and after MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1855, Pas
ssngsr Trains will follows nnti further notice
NORTH. SOUTH.
Ia.va A NJ AM M.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
FOR RATE,

.&A13Ss Ane lsige four STORY Brick Store and
H.9< Dwelling, No. 2l2 Market Street, between Sc
It'll sSnd and Third ss, Situated in the best part of
~ the City, Tor business It's very desirable 10 any
one wishing to establish themselves la business The
House is we'll adapted Tor boarding house. For par
ueulars apply to Q. Kendall ou the premIass oct
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
PRIVATE SALE.

AA The undersigned Offers at private sale, tn.
N!lN4 three story Brick Heuss having bac budipgs
ullA ALI in good order, No. eos TatnAlI Street Sc
longing TO the estate OF the late Samuel Stroud.
MARY n. STROUD, Administratrix.
Aept N'u No. 30I West seyenth at
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

THE desiral property situated water and ornnr
Streets. Wilmington, Del This property is splsnddfy
located for La nber Coal trade extends from thr
hersad 10 The ohrisana river dlstance of ass feet
with wharf, Of SIs feet, and nine feet Of water
low tide. For further partic cuiars apply to
JohNA. HARpIs
yuu corner water ahd Orange Sts,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

NAV A Farm Of los Acres, the Homestead Of the
xkszR late Robert Husbands, deceased The build
lag. large and In good order the land Is we'll im-
proved fencing all good Tenant House the Farm
The suation Is high and healthy, Sik miles from viii
mington, in Christiana Hundred, Rockland. The
farm will be sold low to close tho estate Tsrs easy
WIN BRIGHT SON,
aug l9tf Real Estste De.lers. Wilnaingten. nni
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

t.A A Farm ef fis Acres of good land, veil situat
,EH cd one mite west Of St. Georges Station on tho
Iu& De!awsrs Railroad Small buildings, good
AsA water, pieaty OF wood land for the use Of the
arm This property will be sold at yerv low prlce Ia
elese up an Estate Po session given once Price sJT
per acre, on very easy terms WM. BRIGHT SON
apou Real kstato Dealers, Wilmington Dsl