Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
LOCAL M MATTERS,

the work on the Junction and Breakwater !
Railroad viii be resumed Immediately, the New |
York stockholders having come forward and |
paid up their instalments.
Gov. Salisbury has appointed BENZ Donoho,
Esq OF Smyrna, Psothonotary for Kent county,
vice VIM. Sharp, time expired.
The steamer Swan has discontinued her trips |
between Philadelphia and Smsrna and her |
owners have placed her on the Salem route.
The Agricultural Exhibition OF Kent County
will take place on the 24sh and 25th inst
Philip Mcdowell advertise to pay the high
est price for barrel stave and beading bolts,
and also for oak and poplar logs, at the stave
mill in Brandy wine Village.
John AeLear Son, Bankers, No. eo7 Mar
ket Street, offer for sale, Wilmington City
Loan, New Castle County Loan, Farmers Bank
STOCK, Delaware Fire Insurance Stock and Will
mington Brandywine Stock. U. s. Compound
Interest Notes wanted.
For scrubbng use Rosiu Soap Manufactured
by harris q Co, as 1t is good srticle, weighs
fnll pound, and is sold at a low figure.
VIM. D. Clark has taken out letters of sd
ninistrstion on the estate of James Malone,
late of Red Lion Hurdred.
Thomas Roberts will lecture on "Courtship
and Marriage" In Walnut Green School House,
| Christians Hundred, on Saturday, the 2Tth
| inst, at u P. NJ.
VIM. A. Hazard of Miltor, Sussex county,
advertises store house, wharf, graneries, &c.
for sale or rent.
U. 8. 5 20 coupons doe Nov lst, bought
at best rates by John McLear Il Son, Nc.
| 6o7 Market ST. Drafts draw on Ireland az
| any time at lowest rates
| Clothes that are washed With Neoteric Soap
manufactured by Harris Co look white and
clean and have no yellow tinge or disagreeable
odor. Try it, sold by all grocers.
The Salem Standard says that Mr.. Jobn G.
milford, OF that towr, has purchased a plan
| tation in this county, belonging to one Of the
Rey holds, for $50 600.
Aaron W. Bell has been appointed Postmas.
ter at Milford, Del, in place of Alexander N
Hall, removed.
Jacob NJ. and Edwin s. Way have taken out
| letters of administration on the estate of Caleb
S. Way, late Of Christisna HID.
Died at sea, from Cholera, on the i4th inst
on the Steamship 'Erigus, bound for New Or
leans, Harry N. Pyle, son of Isaac and Auna
NJ Pyle, OF Wilmington, Del, aged IL years
and months. His body was consigned to the
sea on the 18th.
U. s 6.20's,l0 40's and 3O's bought and sold
by John McLear h Son, Blnkers, No. 607 Mar
ket ct.
Ifyou have not used Neoteric Soap, Manu-.
featured by Harris & Co. Try one pound and
you will be convinced that it 10 the best and
most economical soap in the :.market; sold by
|
Wamtsd..A good grit do housswork. Apply
at s2l East ID st. Lewis II. ADAIB.
Wdnted.-A good girl to do general house
Work, to whom good wages will be given. Ap.
ply at No. West Fourth street oct 10 3t
Large Bests-Cecil q. Fulton exhibited beet,
at the Kent County Agricultural Exhibition
one OF which weighed IA pounds, Four of then
filled bushel basket aud only two more coult
be laid upon it.
To Whom ii may Concern The person who
got the wrong Overcoat on Tuesday, the l6ti
, inst at Wm. 7. Warmers store, at Dover, cal
exchange i. for the right one by leaving it a
500 Tatnall ST., Wilmington. ect22-3t*
9 Dyowaed-Charles H., son of John D, vi
= ming, of New Oaslle, was drowned in the Del
n aware river, at New Castle, last Monday, wher
Y he had gone to play with several companions
He was aged about ten ysars.
!. Exhibition. exhibition will be given Il
b the Monroe Street Chapel, corner Of 9th Stree
Z on Tuesday evening next, the 23d inst. TIL
re ladies connected with the Sabbath School bel
" at the chapel have taken paine to render th
ID exhibition Of TdbleGuI both interesting an
instructive, we hope they will be encourage
K By coed audience. Tns music will be UT
J. der he direction Of Messrs. henry Baird an
Ferd Fulmer.
a Club OyganiiatiOn-All friendly to the elet
ton of James Riddle and the Slate Ticket al
requested to assemble 10 the room ou the sec
ond & DOR of the Mount Vernon House. kept
n, J s.. Heal No, 30s King ST, on Thursday ever
: ing, Oct 25tb, at u o'clock, for the purpose
=. organizing campaign club. By order.
=. WV. +. JEArpgLI, Sec'y.
-, $40 Rsudrd.-john B. Robinson OF Mi
Greek Hundred, offers $40 reward for the .
d. rest and conviction of the person or perso
who hauled off posts, rails and paling place
OF along the road in front OF his property, on Il
Is night of the 18th inst The act IVES q big
n. handed one, aud The perpetrators OF it shou
en- not be permitted to go uupunshed.
81 Sale OF Real Es,ate.-James Bradford b
=, sold one of the new brick houses iG Washin
ton Street above Tenth, 10 Mr. Charles I. Blu
=. of the State OF New York, for - 900.
Rsturnsd-The Water Witch Engine Col
IT. pany returned last Saturday evening", from
Is visit to Treuten, N. ]. They were received
e. the different Fire companies in our city, a
i. paraded through our streets, making quite
L. hne appearance.
US JOE WAITE. ISL Market street, wants t
an public TO know that bis establishment 10
~, only place 10 Wilmington where families c
u.s. be supplied with good Oysters. All Oys,t
81, that do not give satisfaction the money will
Ell returned. Having been in the business for I
vs. years, he feels confident that ne will give bet
40 satisfaction than those who are not acquair
With the business, and lack experience. oy
"a tiers delivered iu any part OF the city. Qut
de oyatcrs 40 cents, Prime, 81 per hundred. q
49, and see for yourself. No. 337 Market sire
TO. P. S.-Oysters received daily. For sale
ny the bushel or thousand.
ay Police Cas"-The following have bsen d
%, posed of by Mayor Valentine since our last
Il. hore, by officer Heal, for an assault b
las battery on VIM. Doran, hued costs.
9. W. McLear, by officer Shepherd,
ery drunkenness, fnsd so cents and costs.
~. h. Dougberty, by officer Jones, for drum
ow euness fined SO cents aud costs.
ory J. Howard, by officer Jones, for drunke
u- ness, fined so cents and costs.
j. Meals refusing to return shot qua bt
rowed from Robt, Wagner, fined 81 and cos
ent T. Bridgeman, by officer Hyatt, tor an
a sault and battery on n. Meny, fined So a
49, costs, and held in 500 to keep the peace
rs P. Monday, for au assault aad battery on
nd NJ. Stewart, faed 81 and costs.
ith Police A6dns.-Tbe following cases ha
uy' been tried by Alderman Vincent
n vii lam b. Frowert and Michael Quinn, T.
lnu more unfortunate peders, for refusing to sht
hot their licenses to officer Wiugate. They We
33en peddliug gas fixtures. Adjudged to pay 8
rae and costs each, as both were peddlinp In d
lln ferent parts of the city.
"' Simon Madz, for an assault and threateni
'm' to injure the person and property OF Mary W.
.en lace Mrs.. Wallace made affidavit that
~ Madz had threatened to do her bodily inu
'ne had shook his fist at her in a menacing nj
ees ner, and threatened to burn down her hou
He shaL;na of tho A. wao mora aaa,n,a.;a
'as threatening to strike, the Alderman MGR,
~ ~ fined him one cent but bound him over In