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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-01
WHEELING
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
WHEELING. WEST VA.

s.FLsLN af.G.s4EthsfF-
y er OF Penmanship in Rohreris CONNER
cial College, Saint Louis Mo5t and At Dun
lafe or the Ohio State Nominal School, and j.
CREAsEY, ofthts city, have opened , a nIs!-
Building on Main street, in the room formerly
occupied by Prof. I. /. II itehcoekS opposite
Sicoll 4 Bro.sWheTe they are prepared to
Book.Feepfng. Plain and Bu1ness Penmans
ship, Card Writing, Commercial CalculatonSI
ARITHMETIC, Commercial Law, Commereaal
Grammar, Analysts OF the English Language,
and In Theory and Practice OF, Teaching.
-As DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION
Is to prepare Young Men for the Counting
House, or for actual Business life:
The city of Wheeling, from its location, be-
ing situated In the valley OF the Ohio, and in
e cas- acceSs both by river and railroad, and
being unsurpassed in the number and extent
OF Its manufactures, offers advantages equal
,seaFch of 3 GOOD busIness education, with
fair prospectof obtaining good situation.
liver lectures on the various branches per-
tanning to a good business education through
out the entire course
College, OF address Mitchell & Greasy, Wheel
ing, W. Va Your. slr,...,.s.,-z
% 81 go 2--' u JOSIAH CREAsEY.
Parties unknown to MS VIII please refer TO
any ofthe f9lloYtng nameS P sTsons: Io.-,.,
School, Hopedale, Ohio. = - cryT'
.P.DdFF q son, Dufs College, Pittsburgh,
Prof D. R. LILLIBRIDGE, Bryant & STRAIT
toms Commercial College, Springfield, Illinois.
Rev. BENJAMIN MITCHELL, Mt Pleas
Prof L /. HITCHCOCK, formerly of West
Virginia Business School,
LAUGHLISS q BUsHFIEED, Wheeling,
GEO. W. SMITH & co, Wheeling, We.
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Teach your Boys what they viii Prae.
: y ftee when they heeome Men,
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and we are selling these goods a. low as any
other house I'm the trade, without any e1eeP-
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Stating at the Park.

TTI8E PARK WILL BE OPENED TO-DAY
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Our connections with the East are sneh that
we are able to offer SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENTS to parties in need OF goodsin our line
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witness again.
Men talk about abolilionism and
foreign votes. Fori himself lie conld
say that for n hundred yours his nnces-
tors had been Virgiuians. The class of
men who in 1851 told him he must pull
hemp and stand on nothing or leave
his native hills OF West Virginia, are
such as now oppose this measure. He
called on the House, in the Name of
God, to do justice though the Heavens
neutrality-suspicious. onll a question of
this kind. - = q
The question being loudly called for
all over the House, the roll was called,
and the bill obtaining exactly the num-.
Der OF votes required by the eonstitu-
ton was passed. 80 80
Those voting in the affirmative were,
Messrs. Ballard, iBeeson, Bell, Bristor,
Brown, Carroll, ,Gassady, Combs, Cum
ningbam,' Curtis, Dolly, Dyche, Elem
ing, Golf, Hagans, Hooker, Hornbrook.
Mairs, Mccoy, AIoQ uilkin, McWhorter,
RAIDER, Riddle, Smith of Hancock,
Smith Of Berkeley, stidger, Trainer,
Wltcher and workmnn-229. s,e....;
Those voting in the negative. were,
Messrs. Pinnell, (Speaker,) Bee Ben.
nett, Camden, Cook Cooper, DafneI,
Davis, Given. Higgins, Hinehman,
Hinkle, johnson, ,Kellar, Kyle, Look
hart, Maxwell, MeCurdY, Spencer, VIII,
llaEthOns ana Z1uIl-GL-L 9a-l.t ~ A4astt.
When Mr.. Cots name=was called, he
said that he had been inthe House ever
since the formation OF the State, and no
question had ever borne the same
weight on him as this. II was aqties-
ltion between abstract right and expe-
diency: He voted for the right, at The
same time strongly doubling the expe-
diency ofthe measure for which che
voted 81 % Fs5- ~ rss- - 2 80
Capt. Mcwhorter presented the petit
ton of Thomas Little asking a seat as
delegate from Ihe county of Mercer, !
which was referred TO the Committee on /
Elections and Privileges sssaIi 80
Mr.. Darnel by leave introduced a.
bill for the protection Of literary socie-
ties and social meetings. bill to re-
Quire mortgages and bills of sale of
Personal properly tetbe deposited with
township clerks-a bill to punish the
wanton destruction of trees and shrubs
and a bill 10 amend the law exempt
ing certain amount OF personal, pro
perty from exeeutionyd ~
On motion OF Nh. RAIDER, szs.ts5 |
Resolved, That the Committee on Tax |
alton inquife into the expe dieney OF re-
% : gcosst&4ielE .fsII eiTSs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

THURSDAY, November 8, 1866

THH ELEcfI Js.-Tne e.se,ion WAS warmly
contested on Tuesday. The day was fine and
each party brought out their entire force. We
never saw men work more earnestly, or put
forth q greater effort 10 secure the election Of
their Party candidates. The poll in this city
reached 3726, being the largest ever made
The Union majority under tho circumstances
was large as could have been expected, and
far greater than the Locefocos expected. The
city Ia not only firmly Union to-day, but may
be relied on in the future. The Union party
elect all the candidates in this county, with the
exception Of the Sheriff, and one member of
the Legislature. We had hoped and believed
that the result would have been Otherwise
that the triumph would have been complete.
but we bow to the will of the majority.
Kent County gives Salisbury majority o:
nearly 1000, and Sussex County has given a
decided majority, though nothing like so large
q one. The State Ia Locotoco, and there
seems to be no reasonable ground on which
to base q hope for a change. The canvass
was we'll conducted, cory effort was made
that could be properly made, and yet all was
In vain. 1t Is Jolly, however, to rePine at
what has happened; therefore We must turn
TO the future, and continue to labor with the
hope that change may eventually be wrought
In the minds of the people, and the State be
placed 10 th % proper hands.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
3I5 Market Street, Wilmington

/ UkIoH PARLoR HBArER,--Tbe objection 10 fire
place or Latrobe stoves has bsp the great difoulty
In heating the room In which the stove il located,
while the upper rooms were too warm. This diff.
Guilty has been entirely obvated In the construction
Of the Union Stove. By a very simple, but COM
plete arrangement all the heat can be thrown into
the room in which the stove Is located, or into the
upper at pleasure. There 10 also no sheet iron
with the Latrobe or Baltimore stove. This season
the Union has been very much improved in appear
anoe, making the handsomsst, Is we'll as the best
Read the following certificates Of gentlemen of this
city, who have used the Baltimore or Latrobe stove
and now testify to tho superiority OF the Union
DEAR SIR:-I have tried the Union Parlor Heater
put up for by Mr. Pickles. and consider 1t In all
respects, the most complete and agreeable Heater
that have used and for the service performed
the most economical. think 1t mach better than
the Latrobe Stove, several OF which have used.
EDwARD q. BRADFORD.
For several years tried various Heaters to sup
ply my dining room and chamber over it, with q
COED supply OF warm air, but did not succeed until
I obtained the New York "Union Heater" from
Henry Pickles; which he's proved quite ssti,fse.
tory, giving an abundant supply of neat for both
rooms with less quantity Of coal, than any Of the
others. EDw. BRIseBURsf.
Il. PIcKELs,-Dsar Sir:-I had the Latrobe
Stove in use for several years and had to have 1t
torn out and repaired twice. then got the Union
StoVo, and am perfectly satiened Win IL oohsid-
or IL 70 be far better, giving more heat, from less
fuel than any other JOIN PUau
The following are a few of the gentlemen 10
whom refer ashAving the Union Stove. 10 use. and
testify to its superiority all others W kich
ards, William Pyle, DR.. Askew, George capelle,
Major Thurlow, Judge Wales, Samuel Price, John
Richardson, VIM. Richardson, A. Gawthrop, Joseph
Bancroft, Edward 7. Bsllah, Wn Churchman, Dr.
Merritt, New Castle; jesse Lane, George Lodge,
Andrew orumlish, John Grner, David Chandler,
Rev. Mr.. Whittinghsm, Now Castle; Mrs. Norris
Mr.. Patterson End others
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
hose marked C.) are LOeofooOs,

a Hcc1.-Somehody practiced hoax upon
our Copperhead brethren election morning,
Ebi oh tor time embarrassed them considera-
bly. At the place OF holding The election IN
Brandywiae, Christisna and Mill Greek hua-
dreds, some one rode up with letter ana
bundle of tickets for each place representing
that salisbury had suddenly died OF Apo
plexy and that a convention had been heid,
and Jefferson of Port Penn, nominated 10 mis-
place, The tickets left had the name OF Jef-
fers IN and the Democrat nominees, and that
of Sau lsbury left off. For time the "Cops"
wers bothered considerably. At olaymont
thew stopped the election for two hours before
they could get news from Wilmington in re-
gard 10 it's correctness. We believe they also
had to send 10 Wilmington in the other cleo
tion districts before they proceeded will. their
voting 10 learn whether the news was correct
or false. Some think it was done by the
Democrats opposed to Salisbury. Atany rate
1t was entirely Unauthorized by the kepuoh-
can party.
Hf1~For scrubbing, use Rosiu Soap manu-
tactu ed by harris SEQ, as it lie good article
weighs a iull pound and Is sold at a low Inquire
CEClothes that are washed WITH Neoterie
Soap, manufactured by Harris & Co., looh
" hite aud clean and have no yellow tinge Oh
disagree able odor. Try it. Sold by all grocers
Lares Butid.uR for Sais.-The Union Church
in I'd stroet, near " ashington.-The congregation
| are erecting beautiful ediace at 9th and Wash
ipetop and hence the sale of the old property, q
much less than it can be built for now. Manufac
turers, Wachinists, Sash Makers, Sc, take notice
Gallon BRIszI soH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
THE ELECTIONS.

Electians were held In twelve Ststes on Tuesday
The contest was principally upon Congress-
men.
MARYLAND elects four Democratic Congress
men and one Radical. The Senate and Leg
islature are Democratic, and Cove; nor Swami
will be elected United Seuator in place of Hon.
J. A. J. Cresswell, Republican. Baltimore
gives Democratic majority of le00-the hrst
time in eight years.
NEW YoRk re-elects Governor Fenton, Re-
publican, by about 10 900 majority. The del
eRation to Congress will be about the same as
before, WHILE Republicans to IL Democrats.
The Legislature will have q clear Republican
majority, insuriug the election of Radical
United States Senator in place OF Hon. Ira Har-
ris, Republican.
MASSACHUSETTS ia Radical TO the core. She
gives Governor Bullock, Republican, about
$1,000 majority, and returns to Congress elsv-
on Republicans, including Generals Butler,
Banks aud Twitchell.
Nnw JERSEY sends to Congress four Republic
can and one Democrat; q gain OF two Republi.
can members. The Legislature will have
clear Radical majority. This elects Republic
can United States Senator in place of Hon. Will
liam Wright, deceased.
WisoosIs elects Ave Republicans out OF six
Oongressmen TO be chosen. The Repu blican
majority in the State is about twenty thousand.
The Legislature Is largely Republican. There
were considerable Union gains all over State.
KANSAS ell ct a Republican Congressman,
Governor and full State ticket by an increased
majority.
MnNHsorA has chosen two tried Republicans
or Congress, and elected her entire Republt'
can State ticket.
liz MISSOURI, it is thought that General Pile
has defeated John Hogan for Congress in the
st. Louis District.
In ILLINOIS large Union gains are reported.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

To BE TRtED.-In April, 1854, II youDs nan
named William A. Mcguire wus ares cd on the
charge OF shooting Maggie Baer, at theatre in
Philadelphia, and committed 10 prison At
his solicitation, his trial was postponed on va
rious occasions, and his counsel finally decar-
ed that he was OF unsound mind and uot capa-
BILE oil ple.diag. To this declaration the COM
monweath joined issue, and jury was called
who By thei- verdict declared the prisoner Of
unsouud mi nd and lunatic.
He Vas placed in prison, and 1t is now deter
mined that Mcguire has been ie3tored 10 rea-
con or soundaess of mind, aud trial is being
proc eded with 10 the court at Philadelphia.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

Alexander II. Stephens, in letter to a
friend, denies that be 10 in favor OF the Oonsi'
rational Amendment.
W-It 10 estimated that three -tourths OF the
iaboriag population and one half OF the lower
class OF farmers have persisted in the famine
dlstricts in India. The famine is believed to be
nearly at an end.
a6>The British Government has ordered a
10 inch Rodnau gun from the United States,
that the comparative mefits OF American and
British artillery may be tested.
Base Ball players can always procure pats o. bs'
suality, Eagle and Star Balls, at Hallam Segai
store No IL kast Fourth street may Flat
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

Seisnn6e Lectures The Scientific Lectures
OF tue Wilmington Institute will he opened
With course OF three by Rev. Richard Whit.
tinghsm, OF New Castle. Subject "The Earth"
The 6ist will be on ats formation, as indi-
Gated by scientific research" on Thursday
evening", Nov. 9Th, at " O'Clock.
We hope our citizens will give to this depart
ment OF the Institute, their hearty support,
which la doing, we hope, much good tor the
diffusion of scientific knowledge, and afordIag
opportunity of rational and beneficial enter
taiument, thereby being productive of much
moral good to the community.
The following lectures will be duly annouu~
ced. The Committee have secured the services
OF Prot. Morton, OF Philadelphia, for The COM
ing season.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

An Interesting Lscture.-Rev. Geo. +. Wis
well. D. D., Of this city, who has Just return
I'D from the great Railroad excursion, three
hundred miles west OF the Missouri River,
will give lecture, on Friday evening next,
the 9th inst, 10 the Central Church, on what
he saw and heard and his impressions OF the
future. Of that grand country, now being open
ed by commercial enterprise The lecture will
be specially interesting 10 children and young
people. Admis. ion for adults 70 cents. Fol-
children IL cents.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

0raad Exhibition of Td6tsau1, on Monday,
Nov. l7th, in connection with the entertain
meut of the 18th and l4th, by the ladies ofthe
Csntr al Prssby terisn Church. The season tick
cts issued for the 18th and l4th, will admit TO
the Tabieaux, also the Tableau ticket to the
entertainment for the 18th and l4th. The SIN
gle ticket, only admitting to the entertain
meats. Tableau tickets tor sale by the Libra
rian at Institute Hall, John B. Porter's and
Boughman, Thomas b Cos book stores, Mrs.
Petsrson's furnishing store, and Chas. Grobe's
mnaic store.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

The Public Scho ols.-We have received
note, signed "From one deeply interested in
the puslic schools OF Wilmington" asking
why certain teachers visit confectionery
store during school hours and also why young
men visit the school, and il the teachers can
properly entertain company and attend to
The instruction of the children at the same
time7 We know nothing whatever in regard
to the complaint, but may hand the note to
the visiting Committee OF the school in qaes-
ton, lii should have been sent to them instead
OF us,) so they may properly investigate the
matiaH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
Beef sold at SIS SIS SO per 100 lbs. for COM
mon to extra quality.
Cows-$bo to $50 for springers, and $40 tolOO
for and calf.
Hogs-$ll $3.50 per 100 pounds as TO quality
Sheep-Fat.. Sheep sold for 5 to 81 cents stoe
Sheep 8 SO to a 90 each.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

A Haadsoms Prs.ent "A handsome gold
watch procured by the congregation OF St
Johns Church, was presented to Rev, Leighton
Coleman, last Tuesday evening week. 1t is a
gift we'll worth preserving for its intrinsic gsl-
ue az we'll as for the associations connected
with 1t, and 1t will doubtless be priLad while
life shall last, by the recipient. Tokens OF
friendship and esteem possess value that
cannot be over estimated.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
DIED.

In New Castle, on Thursday, the lst last,
Mary spottswood, only daughter of W. Corbit,
and N. Louisa Sprusnce, aged siI years.
la this city, on the 80 instant, Mrs. Sarah
Comery, in the 10th year OF her age.
10 this city, on the 9Th inst, Agness, dangh
ter of Patrick Il. and Cecilia Flynn, aged
years, q months aud days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
No. 225 Shipley street, this Thursday )after.
noon at three O'Clock.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

PnnssyLvANIA Goal TRADr.-The anthra-
cite coal trade is a shade better than at this
time last week both in price and in an increased
demand for prepared coal The tonnage from
he Scbuylkill region was lo2s5b tons, 70, FAC
by Railroad and 80, IFS by canal. The trade is
relic we'd OF apprehension by the announcement
that there will be no further advance in the rate
OF toll and transportation this year. The ton
mage for the week is 27o,23 tons and fol- the
season lO,s67 1855 tons, against 8, O3O, 500 tons
the same time last year, showing an increase
OF 2,s3e, 1s2 tons--Prices of coal continue firm
at the following quotations.; So 70 10 So SO for
for white ash, s. 90 to Sc tor red ash. and $500
to g rs bituminous, Tor Broad Top) as to
quality, on board of vessols-(Phl eiger.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
MARRIED

At the residence OF the brides parents, near
Denton, Caroline county, Md, by Rev. A. Man
ship, on the 18th of October, 1866, Mr.. David
Blockson, Attorney at Law, 10 Miss Mary Re-
beccs Pearson, youngest daughter of Joseph
Pearson, Esq.
10 Philadelphia, on the LIST instant, by Rev.
Geo. D. Csrrow, George Washington Layman
Humphreys to Mary Maliuda Powell !, all of
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
SIX Cents Reward.

~ Left the subscriber on the 23d day OF October,
1855, an indentured girl, named Mary L. Rash All
III Npsrsons are forbid harboringo trusting her my
aOcount, will pay debts o; her contracting.
ttsr the above date 1t A. CONRAD.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
WILMINGTON MARKETS


FLouR AND arAI.-Trado continues dull. superfne
S. 0o6p9 II and fancy brands is quoted At SIS 60lf 49,
according t. quality. Rye Flour Ia nominal at s. 80
aud Penns lvana Corn Meal at s. so perbbl.
GRAIs-Wneatis firm Red 81 95d3 10 white, " 10
as Is Rye IL held att 35 Small sales OF Fennsy lyania
at 81 30. Corn has again advanced sales OF yellow at
81 l0t9l 25. Oats 76fe6 Gets Barley 81 seal 20.
sEEDs-There Is hitch
Ia quote at from n 90 TO 90 per - lbs, Timothy Ii
quoted 50 81 bushe Piaxseedi is selling At s. 10
=. 40
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

Tho Delaware Normal School Fac
ulty.
JOHN c. HARNESS, A. NJ,
PRINCIPAL.
PROFESSOR of Theory Gnl Practice Of Teachings
orthography, Grammer, Rhetoric, Literature, oraorv,
Civil Government, Bookkeeping, calathenics and OBJ
oRAMEL sENTER, A. NJ.
Professor of Mathematics, Physical and Political Geo
graphy, Astronmy, Moral Science, History. Psnnman
hip, Composition Writing, Rsdading, School Govern.
ment, Principles Of Eluoation and Political Economy.
G, HARLAN MD.
Anatomy Physiology, Hy giene and Physical Cutdre.
H. W. FRACKMANN,
Engineering and Practical Drafting
DAVID G. GILLESPIE, Treasurer.
This Institution is designed to be Preparatory and
and Training School for Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish
become thorough practical aud welinicrmed Teach
II wilt advance the qualifications and discipline
of School Teachers and provide them with the
OF obtaining high degree of Intellectual culture anil
liberal education. 1t will tarnsh all the modern I'm
methods practices and theories which have
stood the test of experience IN New England, in New
\ ork, Pennsylvania aud other States.
1t will open al A. NJ, MONDAY, November 10Th
1885, In the building heretofore occupied by the nion
Il. Chuioh 10 Second St. Circulars, giving partiou
lars, will soon be Issued nov s-5t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

To all whom 1t may Concern
The undersigned intends 10 make application at next
Session Of the Legislature Of the etate Of Delaware for
divorce, AriHculp Na'ri.n0iif, between him and hi.
wife, Susan NJ. Bennett G. II. BENNETT.
Imi gt1 aaut lg66-1mE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

FORTY CORDS OF WOOD at the DELAWARE JUNG
TIuN Also, yoke Of good young oxen, very gentle
and lively with and yoke Sold for want q
Persons purchasing i've cord OF wood have
six or eight months time on It, The subscriber wsud
purchase two OF three one thousand Delaware Coupon
Bonds Apply to WIN. elINkR.
RDaiI inn. Nov. l. lseh.-3t.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

To all whom II may Concern
THE undersigned Intends to apply to tho Legislature
Of tie state Of Delaware at its session, Tor act TO
divorce him aud his WIFE Catharine COnnery, FROM tho
bonds 81 mstriuouy ROBERT NJ CoNNERY.
wilmington, Nov. LIST, ls66.lm"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
NOTICE.

THE subscriber on retiring from business would
spectfully say to her customers and friends generally
that she is thankful for past favors aud solles con
tlnuanca of the TO her Mr. George Jack
whom they will ind competent and reliable youug
man. HANNAH ROBINSON, No. 305 Market at,
Nov III Wilmington, Del.
Having purchased Of H, Robinson the stock and hx'
OF her store No sos Market Street, and Intending
10 keep we'll selected stock OF Jewslry, slvetwaIe,
speetseles & will be pleased to wait upon oil the
former customers to the establishment aud solicit she
patronage Of the public generally. Special attention
will be paid to rep irins In all Its branches
uoYsR GEORGE JACK.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
For Sale.

For Sale.
r-r%~ A small Farm and Wooden Factory,
Mdd-lpnA lony miles from vii nington-
N Handsomely located and very snvenient
~ az lsS,niu to the Lancaster Turnpike. All the ma
Behnery will go with the property which
ls In good running order Fer further particulars ap
ply to, or address N. NJ. CHILD,
Real Estate Al gent, 622 King street,
nov slim wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

FOR SALE.

Notice is hereby given that intend to apply at the
next Session the stature of the State Of Delaware
ocI 4 i'm GE0RGE W. UNRUH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

az Superior White Shirts made to order
and warranted TO give entire satisfaction in
m .terial and fit. 100 Doz. Gloves OF all kinds
and every VARIETY at ]. P. Dou yhten's gents
furnishing store, No sos Market street.