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The Recorders, courts.


INST pisIBiCFLLle IoiloWlng cases WerS dis
poSeu oI R ny hecoIuer Ahefh, Yesterday
oatneS hennessey was e4slhineu On chaTse oi
9teail"g 1 ohte o. coC9on, tne pF4perty % nefs
heeP g. oaliIelui anu WIS senI Dslote Ihe as1foI
SoiV ioi tllal. De!L2 -, !" nl'lleas III the aS
tense was also committed by the recorder after
| nearing DIS egideLGe' IN which ne aGhno"iedse1
thaG II ahypoG slole Lhe cottoh ne ulq; r.-,..,
rleuefich Wy was seIt oe!ole tne w - pseLlos
Gotit 10 pe tileu loF steaiiHS par u SHOES .
Ran ~ p"h's auu 1ALt, ~ faAuSu a1 - = oh
1no 9Voie vi MI heAiy b@'I9' NO. koFula7
sLteS
Dalei Sculy louho lylhg on the etreetS oEuhA
va SSilS g, ~ 20 TUE "Oihhpuse ioI tin.y aa5s.
y, n. McCahh NJ ior assuming ana threatening Gar
0Ille Scnl'Al Was required 70 give pouoS 70 heep
the peaee OF 70 u .the paf4sh prison loE LhiFty
Gays;
Johh UlatIen anu VIE doT insulting ana abnse-
i,g lex '4e "lie aq fanny OF DaTid opiehger, no
to- LCuoI sou,$a I staees' mete LequFeu 10 sse
ou'uS W heoP 'Ae Peact oi sui4ei imprisonment
ioI yALLtt oays. ..,. -
nf stnia an G sSu
assin W. @ cryottS6 ~ tbe aolaa ~ pafee
Several other petty cases were disposed Of
60, o-aL,I-., pa.,,ao,,5 - g. toi,,.
oECohp DLsto l'Lay lohu IV'ian , iot % nsns ~
too urunh ~ taHS Ca!e Vi , Hiseil, Mds HH4 - oo,
OF III aeldult aioEeu 10 FuStIcJte suLee uaSs III
IIe PaIton PsASon. ~ was 'oii'i az" anu '0S'
pnnG ~ - pgnaLh, esless. -. ,,..,e - ..-...,
L. d. BAKER, lor passing hltnseI as custobl-
aouae olicert wts gwen Sie Glolce Detme5n paying
sl0 Or gong to the parish prison Tor ten DAYS:
Baechus, daThey, VINO had Worshlppea 100
freely ms nanesahe, was nha 70 "Gleh, as ne , eA
pressed no oeslIe 70 pay, was cAahseo " een
Gays IN the parlsh prison:
Jenny Hlli ana saTah oolte, Two GyPflans, were
ana =, ana II aelaalI ofdefea 10 lhe Wofhnouse
LOT thfy Gays
Aiired Johnson, negro Iof steaIlhg paie OF
nay Was sehI 10 tl9 Norhh9usg G JOE InIFty ua5s,
y. W. nathins, charged py w: L. ma.laee WIN
assau's anu oattey' MAS iG.laLuau " ptson W
cborSd FI;1o SopnnbnT a tow dsys lsi,ca VIII
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The estate of the late Ralph Huntingdon, of
Boston, will foot up million of dollars in round
numbers. The principal heir ia his only daughterA
Mrs. John W. James, ohildLsss widow.
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The mayor of Toronto, Canada, has written the

following letter to the New York Times:
Your fulsome laudation and that of your ass Of a
correspondent of everything British and Canadian
which appears lately in your journal can easily be
seen into Aye, your mock sympathy. Why did
YOU not show you colOrs before? The danger
being now over, beg leave to give you to under
stand that we, as true BrivAns fear not that even
can raise Orangemen e'nough to hurl back any
number of Yankees r.r Fenian marauders which
may attempt to invade the soil of Upper Canada
LIBERAL.-Brigb am Young says that if any Of
his wives wish to leave him, they are free to go
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-12

The RUINS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Ruinous
and painful as is the destruction of this favorlte
hall, it is consong reflection that the petroleum
stove is still in existence at LOG Camp street. giving
comfort and satisfaction to the numerous families
who have heretofore been troubled by bad SER
wants and other domestic annoyances.
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IFrOm Yesterdays Evening Papers. /

AUsusTA. July Ia riot, occurred il the
soldiers, swearing and blocking up the passage,
were requested to desist By the police, when the
party LETT shortly returned reinforced. The ne
groes forced in the police, dangerously Wounding
one and two colored bystanders.
Forty policemen charged and routed the mob,
driving the rioters to the Military Hail. headquar-
tiers OF the freedmen's bureau, where it is said
they were protected from arrest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-12

THE KENTUCKY STATE LoTTERY.-By the draw
ing which we published few days ago, it was
again made plain that our citizens still keep ahead
of this lottery, by winning more money than is
spent by them, for fourteen prizes were drawn
here.
1t is evidence of the fairness with which the
enterprise Is conducted and should have due
weight with such as are fond of investing money
in hope. This lottery has the advantage of being
prompt in paying all prizes without discount,
which in itself is great thing, for we have heard
of some parties who had drawn small prizes in
another lottery being made to pay fifteen per cent
by parties who cashed the tickets. Mr.. Charles I.
Howard, the agent for this city, cashes all tickets
of the Kentucky State lottery on demand, without
discount. Besides, the number of prizes in this
lottery is greater than in any other we know of,
and consequently the chances to win are greater.
We do not wish to persuade anybody to invest in
lottery tickets, but if they do, they will find the
Kentucky lottery perfectly fair and square,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-12

sWAsHrNGToN COLLEGE, VRGINIA.-We publish
this morning the prospectus of this college for the
ensuing term. It being so wellknown, it is hardly
necessary for us to say that it is of this institution
that General Robert E. Lee is the President. With
such name at its head no Southern parent should
need persuasion to send his sons there to be edu-
Gated, if they can afford the moderate expense
which will be necessary. Educated under the eye
of such man as our immortal Lee, our sons can
not be else than gentlemen, patriots and scholars
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INDIAN THREATENrNes ON THE PLAINS.
/" "LOyaIistS % Convention Called for
September, in Philadelphia.

REPORTED CABINET RESERVATIONS.
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BOOK DEPAHrn4ENr-
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TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENSE.

John P. wilson, muluto, saoorn-Ts news
paper dealer. Knows paper called the Joker's
Budget. Witness has sold it. He also sells Cri-
mnal Life in Boston. Has sold them before and
since the war.
Cross. examined at I42 Rampant street.
Sold the papers before the court two weeks ago.
Got. a supply from St. Louis, Missouri. Received
it nom Rufus M. Underwood. the publisher. Sold
dozen copies of it two weeks ago. Also sold it
t,efore the rebellion broke out.
Examined by the Recorder-Don't know on
what street in st. Louis in what part of the city
Underwood lives. Sends the money for his papers
to him through the postufice. Never receives any
letters from him, Don't know the number Of hi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

- -. PhAtIlCAb BAhEkS.
N.B-Mr. Bowers has sold out his old establishment
No. East Second street, and united with Mr. Comhs as
from the above. nnril bt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
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PATENTED, MAY 80, 1850.


iArhis is article III alag without rubbing except
in vtry dirty Places, Which WIN require very slight
rub; and unlike other preparations offered for ike pur-
will net roi the clothes, but will leave them much
whittier than ordinA atthoGs, without te usual wear
and tear.
1t removes grease -pots il by magic, AMI soflsnu
this dirt ly so,kne. that rlsnE will Ia ordinary
cases entirslg remove it,
This powder prepared In accordance with chemical
science, and upon process peculiar TO itself VII ch s
secured BY Lotters Patent IL has been In use for
more than year, and has proved itself an IN vursal
fsvorio wherever IL has been used Among the ad-
vsntages claimed are the following. viz
l. saves all the expsnis Of soap usually asod cotton
and linen goods.
1t ssvss mos, Ofthe labor of rubbing, aud wear an
tear.
Also, ior cleaning windows 1t fs unsurpassed. With
ore quarter the time and labor usually required IT i'm
paris beautiful g. aud lustre nuch or 10 auy
o,her mode. No water required except moisten The
powder
Directions with sgeh package.
II can be readily appreciated by sintle trial. Tho
cost of f~aslinE fr family Of Eve six psrens viii
sot sxoeef THRLE oEsrs. ~
The manuit iureTs of this powder are Avare that
mauy useless ouud- have teen introduced to the
pnhle which have rutttd the CLOTH or failed In remov
ing the dirt but knowing the int inse excellence OF
this ertole, they confidently proclaim being adnpt
d TO meet demand which I0s ng exisie and which
has heretofore renialntd uhsurp ted.
hASuFAcIukRn By
HOWE STEk Ems .oO Bro4dvay Roston
ALSO. MANUFACTpRERS Of FAMILY DYE COZ Ops
f0r sar W at cst- Ard n. ar av.rvNhre o. n -sn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

&MRf fsER
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more Railroad.

ouMMENuTRa MoNpAY, NOV. 2eth, 1855.
Trains siiless Depot, ,esrnsr Brosdstrsst and wash
ixprsss train al AIS a. M, Mondays excepted, ,)fo
paltimsre and Washington, stopping at Chester vii
%1Esor S1n mss
nolla, Chaae's and stemmer's Run.
way mAiitiaiD Vt $40, m. tsundays excepted, ]foI
ting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington for oris
asld and intermediate Stations.
Exprsss Train at tl45 AN. (sundsys Excepted for
Axprsss train et 800 p. m. Sunday, excepted, for
Baltimore and Washington stopping at Chester Clay
mont, wilmington Newark, Bkiou, North East, Perry
VIie, Havrede-Graos, Aberdeen, Perrymans Edgowood
Magnolia, Ohase's md Stemmer's Run.
Night zxpressat II ioOp q, q dlyl for ssltinoreand
Raroad Line saturdays exceptei) stopping at Mid.
dissoWn, smyrna, Dover, Harrington, ssaf!rd Sails.
bury, Princes Anne aud connecting at Crisheld with
Boat fur Norfolk, Portsmouth aud the South.
Passenger by Boatfiom Baltimore for Fortress Mon
roe, and Norfolk, will take he has a. u. train.
,topplDgat aii 'tations between
Philadelphia and Wilmington -- -- .
Leave PhilaI5phiR at 1880 AGO. 90 aud 1l3o daily
D. m The 400 p, train connects with Delaware Rail
Road for Milford aud tutcrmedsto stations. The eOo p.
m. train runs to New Castle
Lsaye wfLMiNdrON 7l6, $50 a. m., 800, and $50
rRGaouan TRAINS yRoM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington At lo46 a. m, AL, aud 1000 p. m
CHESTER F0R PHILADELPHIA
Leave oHEsfBh ut 80, ol3 and L. 2 a. m, 8.ss,
From BALriMoit 60 phiIadelphia.-Leave Baltimore.
f.25 M, Wy-Mail s.2J a. M. Express, lilo p. IN.
From baltimore to Havre.do-eraoe and intermediate
TRAINS for BALTIMORE leave Chester at 40 aud
8.64 Q. M, and 338 y.
TraIns for Baltimore leavO Wilmington at b2s. s4o,
" n; SUNDAY 6Pa 5.a TkAIN Ti FROM BALTIMORE.
LIE Avv BALrlMuk stb2o M. stopping a. hayIe-de-
Grace, Psrryvlle and wilmington Also stops at kkton
end Newark to tAko passengers for Philadelpha aud
lsave passengers from Washington Bsltimore,l md
mt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
VIM. II. Reynolds

ERA OFFERS for sale or will Ie,se tho propertv
lsssWH for 10 years l. IL lo1sccd at 7th aud king
44Ak streets No. 62f King str,et, in the centre n
city The bud u is large, % feet inches or king
.treet, running back over hundred, with an l. M
roltnR ON seventh stta :. wherein It erected a I'D
stable, which coui ue converted adweng a. tie
expense. This would Le god stand for a ksr, or
would suit dctof. the Ioati,1 IL one OF ia brst.
or would suit, with some alteration, almost any
klnd OF business Terms made sy, Or I'll take small
dwellings in rhange. dsciOu
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
~ Farm in Delaware Co,
~ good house a. d barn end nut, for $1,000
lH 8MsIlAu & Nf,Fs


:T Bas lar Sale ser ventoea FERNS Of differe5t ,,ss
EI ARD dnerent Of them near thu eitv
spl ud,d residence oil built with ali ~ tha con
yenies, vi good view, with aeres or more Of
ground, with good atshng, the city Two rocd
business stands on Markt -rerl . gcod dwellings
on Market 81 est trs good pr pe'tes on West street:
Two on washington street, Il the best business
ands out OF Market street u the city; the buiidin h
Arge and substantial, spltndidlj n,tei up aud doing
good cuisines good resiisnes Doltvafe Avenue: a
good Cottage on Gilpn Avenne with large Let; 3dweI
ings on Filth sirectj on Tatnall street one store
stand three good dwellings ShIpley street: two on
Chureh s- hVe On sixth street. on Second street and
number sfhonses aud building los not enumerated =
persons ~snting to consult with ne regard TO sales
can hnd me at the Once the Odd Fellows Nall eyer
evening Ptr-ous Laving proper IN TO ssii nov IL ,hs
time TO Rlseeit Va tho mari et dac Io.9r, ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

MRS. DE. FOSTERS PILE AND BURN SALvE.
Mas, DR.. forsR has sold hundreds of boxes OF her
celebrated PILE AND BURN sALyE during the last
month, and has effected in many II the
born cases. 1t nsver falls TO the Piles and will take
out re in ten minutes. she chall lenges the medical
ternity to produce article containing equal curative
properties.
PRiCE25 CENTS PER BOX,
Sold by Henry h. Bripghurs Market street below 4h;
D. McInall Market street below l. and T. Bripghurs ii
Co. sixth and Market sts Wilmington Del iy o. AM
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

ngures II aptled ior toyn.
14O teet ufsld al the Corner Of fTbrI and Jeger.or
sts. Price only sl6 per II.
30 feet, Thild Street, between N,nroe and Adams
street. Price ony $40 Per foot,
30 feet, on 4th Street, between Monroe and Adam
Street. Price only $l2 per II.
uAted In one o the most Jurs hing sectons f the nity
should examine the above before purchasing eisewherc
properly at least hall mile further from ibe Mart OF
The oity. may ss Gskss GRUpT w
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
Valuable Farm for Sale.

k,A - Cont ininB 200 Acres mVre or bss, situate in
aaH Rel Lion Hundred. New Castle Couuty aod stat
-H Of Delaware, on the River Road I'VE miles rom
Vow Castle The bu ldlngs are excellent brick hons
other out.buidings also two story tenant house Ii
is a htalihy and uesitabe property. Apply to
W MoCAULLEY
6Q6 Market Winippton Dss
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

EoR SALE ON PIKE GREER, near Taylor's Factor,
L They will be delivered at any convenient d,stanrt
from Wilmington Apply to hM. WALTER,
On the Premises, or to
TH0s WALTER, In Wiluineton
Mn CONF PORTABLE n0UsE WITH GARDsp
Ash' apr27i' wRf9se
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
Oa REN1.

rHE desirable property stu ted Water and Orange
streets Wilmington, Del THIS property is splendidiy
located ior Lumber Coal trade extends from tb
Railroad to the Chrst,2ns river distance Of Ibe feat
Aith Wharfage Of 3Ts feet, and nine lest of water
low tide. For further particulars apply to
JOHN A. HARRIS
yl2t corner Water ahd Oranga AZ.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13


These preparations have stood the test after many
years trial and acknovs iged TO he what they are
represented, being carefully prepared by sGbFae
pnat the scientific principles, and from such
materials as reRads only quality and not price.
MolaALL's STRENGTHENING Plaster.
mclEALL's Cough Candy
MoIsAILs Syrup, Tar wild Cherry aud Wood Raph-
tha, for conghs and colds.
No,sAL's Worm Syrup, the only sure remedy for
MoIslILs Pain Remover, for collie, orsmp, dy SEN
terry, &c.
MoIsALL's Disrrhosa Mixture, sure cure for darr.
h0a BE.
MElNALLs Con oentrated Essence Jamaica Ginger.
MclNiLL's Fever and Ague Mi xtnte.
MolNALL's Rheumatic KEN dy, for Rhsur atism,
MclNALps Itch Ointment, specific { r the itch.
NolNALrs Pile Ointment Tor blind or bleeding p'les.
MoINALL's Kings Mi xturc, for sprass aud bIniseS.
MolSAtLs RiDgworm and Te;pr Ointment highly re-
commended.
MolsALPs Dysptp'ic Compound.
MolNsLLs Liquid Rennet Also, mahufactures God,
dard's Elixir, Vitersnae Ammonia, Pgrnsph hattie,
knxir OF Iron and Crehons, Syrup Hyp0phos htes of
Lime, Iron Soda and Pot sss; Liquor Blsmuthi Bitter
lsewhere. octlbu
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
FORS SALE.

4
| No. 1.-Two Houses on West street.
| Cne House on Tainal Street.
| No. 2-FoR SALES houses, on Washington Street,
these loUses are in o splendid loo ltion.
No. By "a S tLE desirable house on Market st.
ne. I FOX SALE now AMI comfortable CottaRe ON
diipin Avgnno, ose square frem the City Railway
NO rus SALT a Tavern dtsnd On FOarth street
One houae on snipley street.
One hsuae Windsor Street,
LombAtd. ~ '''' WV"
Nos-t0R SALE one house on An below poniar
Tatna aud Orange. ' ~
7th and siL Sts ~ "ss"
No. i-foR sALrenc house on Wet st.
no; =! tpR SALE large lot with timber, on line OF
No l0--foR sALR one house on 4,l St belovy Po,,ar
- Nq; " fok sALE splendid lam Of Il d acres ON
tue bf bftndyw1ne, atont miles from the city
NO. E3s-fod SALE, Five Acres OF Marsh, at the com
hLenee u " lhrsiiana and Brandy win. Greeks.
NO. lt.-FOR SALE fne property Of 90 acres mar
the city " ~ so' u'e'
No ls-PoR SALE adesirable IN of1soaeres. about
miles from the city.
No 2O.-fR SALE Es2feet ofIand. on Adam. .treet
NO. lS For sale. one story brick Factory Al tha
corner OF IA hnl Walnut Ss 20 by SO IT, Those wish
ing ohrBalu thOud cali at once.
NO FOR SAFE, 3 story brick dwelling
next 70 the swe1onborsen Cbusoh.
no zS.-fOk SALE, story brick dwelling, on tho
3. r. Cor. OF 9th and Washington -
N9 <,'-Iok SAL H. story brick dwelling In Mar
ket ST.. between l0th and 18th. o. s. SIS tRUBB
NO. z4-ter silsi Church bu Hing, corner 7th and
walnut, sui tahls forn HAnufactory.
mo- 2'--h use with Iaoici improvements cornar 9Th
anu SIMPLIFY. FIsstssian q ven Nov. 25th
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y IL
For Rent.

Anxk Dwelling Huus 0ardes and 10 or IL acres
NMHu Of land on the Causeway, halt mile nom vii.
HllR& miDgton. the land suitable for trucking or
keeping Cows. Possession Immediately. Apply TO
WIN. MeCAULLkY,
ssptT SOC Market, st., wiiminSton, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

NEW UAorLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Now CASTLE for Wilmington and Philadelphia al
eQJ O. IN.
Leave pui sdophia at6.oo p. IN. Wilmington 50
p, HI, for Now Castle.
Trains leaving orosneld As a m, and Wilmington,
going 6outh at IL IS u. will un in close connection
with Steamboats, TO Norfolk and Portsmouth AID Ex-
prsss Trains to and r. M Bal ltimore, fhndephia and
New YORK. They will stop the Delaware haiiroad
Line only ct principal stAions ~ which their time Is
stated Except that Steamboat Train SOUTH will stop
At any station TO set dwu Passengers holding tickets
from Baltimore.
Passengers between Baltim and Del iwars Railroad
Line, who prefer it, stop ia Wilmington over night
and proceed next morM4g.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
ValuableFarm for Sale,
fainabie Property atrrlvare sale

sainaDie Property auFrlvaIe sale
A3A He subscribers offer for sale all that Vain.
sssl3 able Property, situated on the s. H. Corner n
Second and King sts,, fronting on secopd stree,
erected thereon Viva ouiioihR
Also the three sorsd brick building adjoining rout
ing on King street. with the two aioin n bnIiS ~
o. twenty feet each, frontnt on King street
tSSas or. 1hres feet making in all squarsot Of atty
- iroht on seeond street, and eighty three feel
9eSIaa street Market House, in very improving
ey and could be altered into several stores or
piaees suitable for any kind OF business "
Also the twosory frame house No. East Wa,aratr..,
WIN 'hstWo story brick No. 0, adjoining. Apply TO
JOHN McLEtR SON No. rn7 Msrkat
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
FAR VI FOR SALE

seyAv A Farm Of los Acrss. the Homestead Of III.
s&-.zNA late Robert Hu bands, deceased The bu n.
ngs are large and In good order the land /, veil i'm
proved ieselng all gooi Tenant House on the Yam
The stnations high rnd healthy, slx miles om vii.
farm will be sold low to close tLc Tsrms easy
WIN. BRIGHT SON
aug lS-tf Real Estate De.Iers WI minatan nal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
WILMINGTON HOUSE FURNISHING
and steve EmpsrIam.
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
Sew nth and jefferson streets,

AsN Good Sugars for preserving at reduced prIee.
E3R& Good Green BIO Coffee at 80 and Ss cents per
hSs9A pound. Good Roasted Rio Coffee at IS and ~
cents per pound. Superior Black Tea 81 90 per h.
Extra oolong At u .2s and 81 so.
Hyson. Imperial, 0olong and Pongti Teas Long Arm
Chop, Black Tea, with Green Tea nayor Corn Starch
Parma and Masena, Bakers Chocolate and Cocoa. A
fresh supply Of Tea Cakes Wine Crackes garns Crack
ers Bonds Boston Biscuit, Watsons Crackers Trenton
Breakfast and other Crackers TAebest brands Of Family
Flour oirsrds and otnsr choice brands Of Hams and
DRIED beei e.w Maoksrsl Frsits and Vegetables in
Spices, 10. WIZ AIRIGfih F''
N.B-Ths best Locust Mountain Coal And Kinslins
Wood OF the lowest cash prss delivered at short no
iss. ssptls
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

\E4 desirable arm Of 1876 ceres. located At the
H.!RH second station be W New Csslls. Thl Iaad ia
s.kk9 fan tx elieut qua.ity, and Isys W. nicely
Large gu salty off Mt OF OF ulcs kinda Tue buildings
are good. have sresty improved II since last ear
And W VI sell Il On - Germs, Or wilt iAta an on in
elly properIN, y u VIII II. hsNNoaD-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
MI. MI. CHILD
Real Estate Agent,
Office, Gee KING stre ct
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
l now have for sale the following Real


Estate:
eoiirable tQuare OF ground the corner ot Unton
Prioe very loV. - "
besutfsl Cottage, at Scott and 18th street, Pos,e,
farm, miles from Milford, Of lo5 sores with 5000
peach trees. frics only e5, 800
2stSy briek House. at the corner Of eilpin Avenue
three .rory Brick House, on Delaware Aysnue With
all the modern improvement '
desirable Hous. and Home, ss5 Tatnall street.
ABOUT SIS acres OF land, with good buildings and in
goou Order three miles this aide Of Dover Price very
'ow' sna very convenient to the Railroad station.
iarm, at Canterbury OF ll6 aores with new bui,d-
ngs and great variety Of iruit trees; nown as the
Cedarwood Fruit EARN Wv
one story Brick, West 9TH street
stey brick Store and Dwelling at the soruer 1otb
aud Orange streets. e' -''"
farm Of 2e6 acres, miles below FELTON, on the line
OF the Delaware Railroad with switch on the tsra VIII
lt0 acres OF good timber. VISA
Hoss story Brick, Orange street below 10th street.
One story Brick, sO4 West 9Th street,
oaeS story Brick, East 80 street,
otsiaDe story Br ok IN French street, No. To4
Win ny very rye lot and front Oh Walnut street.
one story Brick, No Q o Orange street,
Iw. story Bricks, East Tth slre.t
,s, & nandsone Br oks io Washington street
given at once. ''''''0n
BUILDING LOTS
len feet front on Delaware Avenu between Harr.son
anu tankn streets lbo feet deep very Desirable and
a ~ s.a en very Reasonable terms applied for soou
fersnn and Madisou. N''
Some on the north side of 9TH street, between Adams
anu Jackson streets .'
Some near McDoa cllyille,
squ,re At the corner Of Lowering Avenue and Van
bureL street, $50 w."
also have many other propeties. which NJ. ,.rv
oeauuully situated, and farms whoh wonid suis s,n.,
a. uy ore can on me bsfore purchasing you will nnd
M.CHIID oRce OF the
sol -s-I OhfItana Biver I'm rovement Company.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
Mill I'rOperfy for eale.

ETf Grlst MIL, situate near Middletovp p.l.
ki5 aware for sale, it ia Of the very best bnri.
ta.lE ness stands in tbs State, with q never failing
water power. Tho dam and raos nsvsr brsak,-or 81.
out otorder TbisisA sperdd opertunity for a youus
man ~he wants 10 10 large and pr ntSbls business
WNi. BRIGBT SON
oct 22f Real Estato Ds.lers Wilml,gto, n,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

tA.l farm OF % acres "a Brshdy vino Hundred
.E.M miles he city, Vhis Iind lies 1T the ID
A-.sA-A station above Niniil gton Tie land is very
high and commardI atauti u view oi iie Delaware
River for miies Th' laul Is OF excellent analtty-
Buildr gs good This woad he 20 phce to a Truck
or or for a gentleman t. build .ool ltsiisnct.
de 10 1t Apily To- ". II. bEY ACLDs.