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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

~ The subscriber will tell al Public Sale, on the
I'LL premises, In Christiana Hundred, New Castle
County, Delaware, on THURSDAY, October is,
1855, at O'Clock p M his farm naining 95 acres.
situate the road leading from Centreve to shsrpless
MIL two miles from the and from the latter
place. adjoining lands Of Jackson Holmes Hayes Graves
and others. There from ten to fifteen acres Of
woodland the balance divided into convenient fields,
and IN fair condition.
The Improvements good, comfortable dwelling
house. good double decker Barn. by 80 feet and other
sutbuiidings. Terms will be made easy.
sept Its THOMAS KINsEY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

- Farm rf las Acres OF good land, well situAt-
illtS ed mite west Of ST. Georges station, tho
:tM Delaware Railroad Stnsll butinE-, good
saai2 water, plenty Of wood hLd fo tho use Of the
This property wild he sold NJ very l0W rtlCr H.
cese up Estate Possession giyen ~ oura n =s5
icr acre, on very easy terms, VI VI, BKiaNT = sOR,
Ap5ti Rerl Estate Dealers. Wilmington Dri,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
ShariHS Sale.

Sh0r11f : Sale,
<rUtA BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF LEyARI
ieutH PACIAS, to me directed, will be exposed to
nsspA Pablo Sale, at the hotel OF Norris Dickinson
In the City Of WILMINGTON New Castle County Delaware
on wEDNEsDAY, the 26th day Of SEPTEMBER, 1853 at
O'Clock, p NJ the following described Real Estate
viz ALT that certnnt tract piece parcel of land sit
uste en- the southery side Of the Wilmington ond Phila
dephia Turnpike Road, in Brandywne Hundred, with
two Mansion Houses and other buildings thereon erect
cd bounded by Robinson's lane the northeast, by
lands lately conveyed by the said Isabella Garden to
William Robinson, oa the southwest by lands nov Of
William and James Todd 10 tbs northwest and by the
said Turnpike read TO the northeast, containing twenty
acre. Of land more or less
SeiTed and taken In execution the property Of sa
bella Garden, Decd, az d To he sold by
GEORGE s. HAGANY, Sheriff.
shorin's 0nlce. New Castle, Sept 8, ls68-lO ia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

GA Just arrived and fer sale at J. Morton
yVHF Poole & Co.'S, Wharf foot Of Orange Street.
<~&X[ several Boat loads Of very nups ior Pine
Forest and shenandoah Goal, OF differ ent
sizes prepared expressly for family USE which will be
sold aud delivered lower for the quality Of coal
than be bought any other yard In this city. All
those d.srous purchasing excellent quality Of coal
invited to give us call
sept Il. SIN POUT BRo1IRR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
THOMAS Y DENoRMANDIE,
800 MarketItreet. Wilmington, Dol.

Important 10 those afflicted NTH yiching Teeth
There is aolhing which people dread more than
pain, an1 there Is no pain more circulating
than that Of extracting tooth. Now this
pain can all De obviated by taking the Nitrous
UXiie or Laughing Gas, which is admitted by
all The Dental and Medical Journals to DO the
best ane 3thetic for tooth drawing best, be-
cause enough can be given TO produce entire
ins-nsibilily without danger; beat, because 1t
is 50 pleasant to breathe, producing no sick
ness Or dlsAgreelble sensations, and leaving
the 1ysten entirely ia two or three minutes !;
best, because i, will succeed with patients on
whom choruform and ether have been tried in
vain best because the most delicate and ner-
yous And feeble persona can breathe it with
safety; because with many persons it renders
tooth arhwing pleasure. DR.. VIM. D. Nolen
No. 2lO West Fourth street, has taken great
pain5 10 perfect himself in manufacturing and
administering the Nitrous Oxide Gas, add hav-
ing visited New York, and received full in
gtruciious from tho Cotton Dental Association
he il now prepared to operate on any one who
may give him II call.
OoLTOE DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 10 Cooper
Institute, New York, Nov. 81, 1865. !
This certhes that have given full and def
mite Instructions to DR.. VIM. D. Nolen, of Will
ming'on, Delaware, to manufacture and adj
minister the Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the extrac-
ton OF te9h without pain
(Signsd) Dr. g. Q. CoLToN,
iebl-tt For the Dental Association.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

Fifteen Acres Of Marsh, on the "Townsend Road in
Holls nd Greek MaTsh, divided Into about ave lote
Also acrcs, In the Rrandywiue Marsh. Possession
imnsi;hteiy. Apply TO ", heCAuLLEY CO,
Real Estate Dealer,
mrl2 600 Market Street, wilmin gton, Del. II
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

Thelubsoribt bait hit day sold bi,entir stooh
OF China ADD ii,sswSr" Cutlery &C., to Thos
do Normandie, Wht ai't rgBtinue tbebusiness al
the . ID stand No. 80 Ners"t 81 lie oordially
ro,1mmondBhif BAU5essVi to thoEe who ave been
ous,omsrsatt heJtore, as ono who erfeotl under
s.gu til business and willattend to their wants
both agreeRbly and With prOmptnoBs.
Uaa L. 1852. CLEMENT u SMYTH.
Tho subsoribe h aving Doe n identified with til .
o4tabliahmcnts OF David Smyth, David Smyth d
Son and Clsment d .jmyth, Tor tho past eighteen
years has he store whic hthol after has
occupied ,ogothor withthe stock of goodsnow on
hnni with tho intention of carrying on tho same
buglns7a. TLost.ck is by far tho largest and most
cotupiote u it's kind in the State, and embraces
nesrly avery article use, ofeither China, Glass
or Aioeusware, u Weilas good assortment Of
Siiyor ttatsd and Britannia ware, Cutlery, 30 ;,
80. Also tho most extensive stock of Coal Oh
Lanps Jajmuoys tnd Shades in thiscity. Tho
pureituuality OF sroneoe Oil alwayeo on hand. 1t
fshtasi the old customer and friends oftho os-
ttbltshaeutTill continue wi h thee hange OF pro.
prietlrahip, The ,atronageso libe' ally bestowed
on the former owner
THOMAS DKNoRMANDIE,
m - Ntnss nRl.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

To CONSERVATIVES. --The advertiser, having been
restored to he ith in row weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection and that dread disease,
ConsumptiOn-is anxious to make known to his fell
low sufferers the means Of cure
TO all who desire il, he will send a copy tf the
prsscr ptlon used Gree OF charged with the direc-
tons fer preparing and using tho same. which they
will find a sare euro for consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis, Cot CHS, Colds and all Throat and Lung
Affections. he only object of the advertiser in
scudin; the Prescription is n benefit the afflicted
an spread fornstiOn which he concsives to BIO
Invaluable, and bio hopes every sufferer will try bis
remedy, MS it will cost ,hem Nothing, and may provo
n blessing Parties wishing the prescription, FREE !,
by reiutn mail will address Rev Edward A. VIII
son, Wilamsburs Xxi g Co. New York.
EnGoRs OF YouTn A gentleman who suffered
for var rom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all tho effects of youthful indiseretion, will for
the sake of suffering humanity send FREQ to all who
mood 81, the recent and directions Tor making the
simple remedy b. Which ha was cured, Sufferers
wishing to pr iii by tho l,ertlsor'a experience
do 80 by Lldr93'rs John r. Ogden, No 49, Cham.
be street New York janl.ly.
Strange, Bus InUg,- Every young lady and
geut'mas "a a. t..'tod stiteJ eau hear something
very much q tH.,r alvaui. . by return mail tIreo
OF SAsrseD by allressins Tho undersigned Those
havuS fears OF beng humbugS1d Rli oblge by not
nuticiAs his card All Niheg will please address
thor oUodlent servant, Mos, 4 Chapman, No. 1884
Br nlHay, New YorE janl-ly.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
4sures will Please everybody If made Sections ROOMS

FOR SALE Mine handsome three story houses, In
splendid location snd we'll worth the money asked for
them. One Of the houses has already been sold Apply
70 q. 8. q 3. 8. GREBB.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

A BBAUTI. UL LOT Of about acre Of high land,
n fronting the Delaware river at Grubb's Landing,
mev from the City Of wilmington, for sale Apply TO
WIN. BRIGHT SON, Real Estate Dealers,
sep 10-9m" Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Wilmington City Directory.

xjWI0Rx TIE Subscribers beg to announce that
AALll&k they have in active preparation and will
shortly publish ther NEW CITY d.
NAh11A0 kECTORY
Asst becomes necessary to tho city entirely
for this work. account Of the many removals since the
last ISSUE beg that the public will extend lis helping
hand to the eanvassers as we'll by giving the required
information, as by subscribing to the work.
MEDIUM OF ADVERTISING the Directory will
be Invaluable 1t lie intended to collect subscribers In
all the surrounding towns, besides distributing some
copies gratis where 1t do patrons good.
We hope that the name Of our firm. who for many
years have been connected with of large Eis
tern City Directories is sufficient guarantee that
will ondesvor to make the work a useful one, and
which will be the pride Of the ciiizeus.
As- All communications should he addressed to
u. A. MILLIKEN CO,
sep lQst delaware" House,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
AT ii LtARGAIN.

number Of building lots Tor sale at the following
figures II applied Tor som.
40 feet u land at the Corner Of Third and Jefferson
SITS. Price only s1s per IT.
90 feet, Third Street, between NJ ,nroe and Adams
Street Price only 81 per foot.
SC feet 18th street, between Monroe and Adams
Street Price only $40 per It.
Those desiring cheap and desirable building lots sit
uated in of the most hursbng seotcns u the CITY,
should examine the above befo purchasing eisev here
compare figures with Ho prices obtained per faot e
property least hall mile fufthrr from Tho aeArt
lie atty. ~ G. IS 5 GRrIB
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

Having destroyed my Sayings' Bank Book Ia mistake,
this is to certify thstI have nsde application to the
Artisans Saving Bank, for a new book.
sept o-2ws CATHARiNR WELSH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
New Bal cry,
3 IA Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Largo Home Made Braad

All kinds Of hne Cakes and Confectionery,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Fancy Cakes made OF the best Eaatsrai, Fresh ROLLS
nusks and all kinds Of Buns, every morning.
Also, Rye and Bran Bread.
no Ice Cream Saloon has been opened and will
tinue through the season
PeNcs Parties Balls and Families will be supplied
sept lT.3m PREDRRICK sTUoK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

Il DsrlieL SncceSS.--U entlomcn of this City and
throughout Tho state have long felt the need of
first elias Gent, Furnishing Store. where they could
get complete outfit in thn furnishing line and at
the same lime puraha,c such goods 3 furnished in
Philadelphia, and Now lurf. This necessity now
no lon, eT exists rs Doughter No sos Market ST.,
keei5 yariol assortment of the choicest kinds Of
gooi, iircct fr0u the Importers aud selected with
that are and t,stU that make tne store The great
central cInp0riuIn Of tho city.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

OFTlcK OF TEE CHnsApKAKR AND DELAWARE CANAL Co.
August 10, 1850
geusrA meeting of she Proprietors Of tie said
pany 10 hereby appointed 70 take place on MONDAY,
the list day Of OCTOBER, 1896, at IL o'clock, A. at
the onss Of the Company, alt Walnut street phadel
phis. A. o.GRAY,
aug 20fksw PreEt. Ches. Del. Oanel %.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
RIVER LOT FOR Sale.

NJ FINE SINGERS, at the Railroad Depot, "
$4gll In Wilmington. Apply in tho Restaurant, w,
T9SI sept s St. VI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
NOTICE

VLTHRR EAs my wife. Sarah J. Pile has left my bed
w and board without just cause or provoca,ion,
hereby forsarn oil persons from harborng trusting
her, VIII NO debts contracted BY her after this dat
JOSEPH @, FILE
Wilmington, Sept. Sd, lseo-lns
no LIE T,-F0R TERM OF YEARS THE LARa 3
IL buildiig, containing any rooms. kTmorly known
the Living Home soon to be the Sixth Avenue Hotel
Bent NoOo. [msh lS+D j. BROWN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

NEW CROP CLOVER, TIMOTHY, ORCHARD
IN and HERD GRASS SEED, also AMERICAN and
IMPORTED SEED WHEAT for sale at the Seed store
Of @. u. ROdERs, 1873 Market St ,Philadel phia.
Samples with price sent by mail. aug s0lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

Hlts, Cps, aai Trlghs,--our readers will
Gpl ia eaee,lpat psaafure.tof Iata, Caps and
Trunks. al Tho store Of q, A. 5towell II Broth
er, Suatl East corner Of Third nud Market sts,
in tlis city, which th'Y rre selling Mt prices to
TO suit the liu.es, Their hais ana caps are got
up in the lates, styles, and finished IN the best
possible manner Cs'l ard examine their stock
before PURCHASING elsewhere. &C 26tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
LETTER FROM DOVER.
nnvrn Fehr,,nrr r,.

DOVER, February 7th, 1866
The bill TO increase the salaries of the
Judges has passed both Houses. 1t gives
$4,000 per annum to the Chief Justice and
Chancellor and $1s0Oto the Associate judges,
1t is provided, however, that they shall not
receive the increase unless they cease to be
officers and stockholders in any right in any
corporation in the State.
The proposition to take part of the School
Fund to pay the debt due the General Gov
ernment, was called up to-day, and long
amendment was proposed thereto, which was
ordered to be printed The amendment pro
vides for taxation on conveyances writs.
Judgments, &c, &c, in order 10 raise an
amount equal TO the interest on the fund
which is to be taken 1t is intended for
''sugaring the pill' SO that the people may
swallow it and be cheated at last
On Tuesday, Dir. Allderdice introduced a
bill providing for the punishment of negro
and mulatto criminals. Under our criminal
code one of the punishments of negros con.
yicted of crimes, is the sale of the criminal.
This is now nullity. The bill introduced
afiixes the same punishmonte 90 are now
dealt out to white criminals for like offences.
1t was referred to the Committee who have
charge Of this subject
The bill to allow the Brandywine Railroad
to consolidate with roads in the State Of
Pennsylvania has passed both Houses unani.
mously
An amendment to the Get incorporating
the House of Refuge, allowing the mana
gers to locate the building either in or ont OF
the City of Wilmington, has passed the
House.
The act to appoint Chancellor ad Item
and the act to incorporate the Harvey Iron
Company have both passed Houses.
Bills TO incorporate the Delaware Ship
Building and Transportation Company, the
Kent County Oyster Canning Company, and
amending the act log the benefit of the juno
ton and Breakwater Railroad Company, ars
pending
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
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THE SCHOOL FUND.

The proposition by the Democratic ~
majority of the Legislature of this State, to
divert the School Fund from its proper uses,
and thus leave the education of the children
of the State TO the chances of charitable
collections from private sources, meets with
the hearty condemnation of the people,
irrespective of party or position This
attempt TO absorb the School Fund upon
the poor plea of paying off the war tax
imposed by the General Government, is one
which cvinces the grossest ignorance or
wickednPss tho pat Of the Legislature
and is totally indefensible. The bill tells
us that the school districts shall have power
to raise by taxation any deficit which NAV
exist in their several localities, and so keen
up the fund But if taxation is to be resorted
to at all-and we do not see how it can be
avoided-why not go at it directly and levy
tax sufficient to pay off the national war
claim at once, and let the School Fund aloneg
Such course would meet the appreciation
OF every good citizen and friend of educa-
ton.
we are glad to know that remonstrances
nave gone to Dover, and hope that they
may be needed and timely acted upon. The
following brief communication from gen.
tleman of this city but feebly represents the
strength of feeling which pervades all classes
OF this community upon the subject
[For the journal and statesmanl
Mr., EDIToR:-In common, doubtless, with
all the friends OF free education, feel greatly
indebted 10 you for the emphatic manner in
which you showed your adherence of tho
proposed abstraction of large part of tho
School Fund. trust that the remonstran.
ces which have gone from this city and else,
where, will prove TO the ignorance loving
legislators at Dover how sacred we consider
this Fund, and lead them hereafter to hesi
tate longer ere they seek to touch it with
their lmpious hands.
But did not design myself to discuss the
merits Cor demerits) of the bill, only
wished to assure you how cordially this
community responds to your article in your
last issue, and TO thank you for it.
| OBSERVER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
BOOK NOTICES.
BlachU0od's Magazine.

Blachgood's Nagaeine.-
Tho January number contains continua-
tions of "Sir Brooke Fossbrooke, said to
be from the pen of Charles Lever; "Me-
moirs Of the Confederate War for Indepen.
dence, " by the redoubtable Won Borcke;
and "Switzerland in Summer and Autumn"
We have an article entitled, -. S. Mill on
our belief in the External World" which
seems TO be written above the atmosphere Of
earth Cornelius O'Dowd's papers are not
MS spicy as usual, but are excellent in their
way. "The late King of the Belgians, is
fair estimate of Leopold's merits and char
actor Altogether this is an excellent mum.
ber. Leonard Scott & Co., publishers, New
York.
United States Ldn Register.-
The Official Directory and Law Register
for the United States for the year 1866 by
John Livingston, Esq, of New York, has
been published, and is now ready for delivery
to subscribers, at the low price of five dol
lars. The work contains the names and
places of residence of all lawyers in the
United States and Territories, designating
who are practcing, who have retired from
practice, and who arc on the bench; the
names of all the counties and shire-tOwns;
the executive, Judicial and county officers;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09

the commissioners of deeds and notaries
public; the times and places of holding the
Courts, and other information valuable TO
every lawyer and business man. Previous
to the war, Mr. Livingston published similar
directories, which were found to be very
useful, and We hope the same success will
attend this edition. Those desiring to sub
scribe, can address John Livingston, ESQ.
No 1873 Broadway, New York, and their
communications will receive prompt attcn-
tion.
North american RegieW.-
We have received the January number OF
this able quarterly. The article on Henry
Clay is an admirable contribution from the
pen of James Parton, and will find response
in the hearts of thousands. "Ducal Mantua"
is history OF the families, who, for hun
dreds Of years. governed the little territory
OF Mantua, Italy, and is deeply interesting.
The Gonzagas are fair specimens of rulers in
the Middle Ages. "Tho Conditions of Art
in America, - is a complaint that our artists
have produced nothing truly great, and for
the reason that Americans, as nation, do
not readily respond TO the appeals of beauty
as seen in art. Climatic Influences as
bearing upon Secession and Reconstruc-
tion, ""Our Financial Future" and ''Courts
OF Cancellation, treat of some of the various
topics now uppermost in the public mind
"Critical Notices., " embrace short and able
reviews OF the leading literary works issued
from the press, and are by no means the
least valuable feature of this publication
Tieknor & Fields, publishers, Boston,
Terms, six dollars per annum.
De BoU's Reeien.-
We welcome to our table once more this
Review. Before the rebellion il had a large
circulation, and was managed with ability
Mr. j. d. b. DeBow concluded 'to 20 with
his State, - and his Monthly went with him.
1t ceased to exist in the "Coniederacy, and
now that the "Confederacy" has given up
the ghost, "De Bow" reyives and we have
before us the first number of the new series
The Table of Contents embraces fifteen
articles, and where they are not political,
but relate to the industry and resources of
s'tN NNHAo - hit hNll llultu anu useful con-
tributions. In an article OH the Future of
the United States, we find the following
paragraph
whatever may have been the theories of
the past the results of the great conflict
which have shaken the land TO its centre,
establish beyond controversy the fact that
the United States is fixed and permanent
Government, and is capable ofresisting every
internal effort for its disruption; and that
from the experiences OF the past there is
ikely to be no movement in the future, look
ing to disruption, emanating from any quar-
ter.
lf"De Bows Review will accept in their
length and breadth the ''resultsr of the war,
and devote its pages to the development of
the material prosperity of the country, it
will prove useful advocate in work now
specially needed, Its Editor has the ability
and Che knowledge to render efficient service
in this important field OF labor. Publication
office No 40 Broadway, New York. Terms,
six dollars per annum.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
CONVERSATIONAL Summary.
MONDAY. FERRuApv

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8.
In the United States Senate, on Monday,
Mr.. Ramsey presented memorial from citi
aens of Minnesota, asking for Bureau Of
Education at Washington to establish com.
mon schools in every part of the Union. A
petition from citizens of Detroit asking for
u protective tariff, was presented The Com.
mittes on Commerce reported the House bill
TO prevent the issue of American registers TO
vessels that changed their registers during
the war. The Constitutional Amendment
relative to the apportionment of representa-
tiyes was then taken up. Mr. Summer offer.
ed substitute, and addressed the Senate at
length on the subject No action was taken.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Will
son, of Iowa, introduced bill to prescribe
an oath for public officers and members of
the bar, requiring them to swear that as
citizens they have never voted for, signed or
advocated any ordinance of secession; that
they have never sought or held any office of
the so-called Confederate Government other
than mere ministerial, or below the rank of
colonel or that they have never voluntarily
loaned money Or property to the said gov
ernment Referred to the judiciary Com,