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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
POI Shipley st., Wilmington, Del,

POI Shipley St., Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers i'll
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery h Building Hardware.
The subscribers would respectfully call the at
tenton OF their friends and the public to the larg-
est and best selected stock Of Iron and Coach Hard
ware in the State consisting in part as follows;
iHoN-Best brands, English and American bars,
refined and common.
Hammered, bands, hoops SCROLLS ovals, half ovals,
English, Junata and Norway slit Rsds
Ben1ons superior Norway Horse Nail RODS.
English and American puddIed and solid bloom
sTEEL-spring, Country, Blister and German
Holbach Steel
Sanderson's superior cast and shear Steel
| Cultlvator Plates various sizes.
HARDWARE-Horse shoes hammered and
| pressed, Horse Nails.
| Carriage and Wagon Iron Axles.
Gstohei!s and other Elliptic Springs.
Coleman's superior Carriage bolts and Axle Clips.
Nuts and Washers, best Wagon Boxes
Maileable Iron for Carriage Works.
Blacksmiths Bellows, Anvils. Vses, Slodges.
Hammers, Stocks and Dies and other tools
| Spencer celebrated Files and Rasps.
| American Gimblet Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast Back, coil and other chains.
| Ames and other Shoves and Spades.
Picks, mattocks, Forks and other Farming lmpie
| meuts.
Wileys, Atwoods and other Pillow Castings.
Beattys Edge Tools, Bartons Drawing Knives.
Butchers, Chisels and Plane Irons.
Disston superior Saws OF all kinds.
Pughs and Tasswells Augurs and Brace Bits.
Volts Berch and other Planes.
Iron Rivets, Timed and Copper Belt Rivets.
Lead, Banca Tin Speter, Solder AMI Rabbit Metal
Iron and Steel, Wlro, sheet, Zinc and Tin.
Lightning Rods and Fixtures, McCallister's points
for ditto.
0rindstones, Crnnks and Aollersfor ditto.
Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales at Manu-
fscturers prices.
GLASS, Putty, Paints, Coach and Furniture Var
pishes.
D Paint Mills, Linseed Lard and Sperm Oils Turpen
tine, DC.
Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes
Carriage, Canvas, Carpets, Cloths, Leather Lace:
ER- AGENTS for Phillips Carriage and Wako
spokes, Felloes, Bows. Shafts, Tongues, Hubs &c
E AGENTS for Dole, Silver and Dennine
unrivalled patent adjustable Tenanting and Hu
, Boxing Machines Fclloe Boxing attachments, DC.
lF AGENTS for Spears Preserving Solution.
All OF which will be sold at lowest market price
y Wholesale and Retail June 2l.tf
ELL GARRETT, DANIEL II. KENT, ii. GARRETT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

Insurance Com pany of the State
of Delaware.
(oRIaIsAL MILL oRKRK, &c.)
This Company continues to offer TO the people OF
Delaware ts superior advantages Of lnsuranrs against
oss by are all descriptions Of property except Ma
rins risks.
The Institution la commended by over 20 years expe
rence in and attention TO the subject of Mutual lnsu
rance the nrs to INTRODUCE the principle into
staie by reason OF which, It is believed the Man
ayers have been enabled to adj and discriminate
between the different varieties Of property as rem
der the membership among the most aequitable In
character OF the numerous Insurance Companies pre-
scented to the public
have been prompt and liberal that In % years bus
and iosses reaching over 800 900, net single
out sn,ire satisfaction to the parties insured.
Looking more,o the safety than to the number and
sands Of Dollars OF Insurance, either as requiring too
great an amount in single risk or as Offering unit OBJ
Jectn Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner 1t is conceived 1t has the safest and
most select list insurances, in proportion to the
smount-ovsr siI Millions Of Dollars, OF any other
Company within reasonable range.
evidence of this, 1t has not only reduced the rate
Of Insurance, at all times moderate, one-sLth daring
he last Two Yeas but PRESENT. now clear surplus
fund of As o0 security against any assessment on
the Deposit Noos, which sum by the resort to Scrip
Certificates the balances due to each member now
being issued will be paying interest them from jan
uary 1852 atthe rate Of per cent per amman, thus
making s,ill fartherdeducton.
1t commenced the year 1854. with real protection
to the eomtn n ity in Deposit Notes Of $3.50 900
SurplusFund 1000
| Total protection, $500 900
1t the werk Of the Farmers of Delaware and as
such they ought to patroniIen II. - ,
| Prssidsnt-JEssEB SHARPE.
seeretaryand TreasarsrmRosssr MocABB, MI
En wilson, B2ansyWlne a. James palaplaln,
Ghristiana Hd.; James Webb, samuel Barr 4; G,
atotsenburg and Jesssv Sharpe, Wilmington Id; Rob
ert Mccsbe, MIL Creek Id John Williamson
White Clay Creek I'd George TyeoIt New Cast Castle
Red Lion, nd DR.. WIN. cummins, SMYRNA Thomnt
Murphy, st. Georges Hd.; Charles T. Fleming, pstel
p. Causey, Milford J. p Comsgys, Dover Charles Tur
| nell, Georgetown.
A0RNTS-As we'll for rec civ ing publications. for N
surance as dues OF members: 800
Ei Wilson, Brandy wine, Id Robert MeCabe, MI
Creek Id James Dslaplaiu, Christiana Hid John
Williamson white Clay Creek, Hid; Curtis b. Ellison
Paneader Id Red Lion, st Georges, and Appo9uini
mink Hundreds; Joseph C drifhth, Smyrna jaime
CriPpsn, New Castle HID, Charles r. Flemming, MI
ford; Charles Tupnsll. usorgetowni Henry Todd
| Dover
Communications on general business addressed to
undersigned, Wilmington, will receive In mediate after
| ton. ROBERT MeCABB, NJ D.,
July24 Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
REMOVAL
THOMAS MITCHELL. Undertaken

u-Ls-xm-~s3 public generally, that he has removed
from 323 East Third Street, 10 the
" w. Cor of 9Th and French SIS,
Aud prepared to give his personal attention to the
business OF UNDERTAKING, in all its Branshes.
lie those who may require his services, Tint
thuy will mud him rgady with Horses and Carriages, at.
teuiod by careful drivers AT all times.
RESIDENCE No 100 POPLAR STREET.
Wilmington, March, d. ls65.-u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

TELEGRAPH
Comm q rcial Institute,
SW. Cor. Sd and Market Sts.. Up Stairs,
tEntrance on Third street)
WILMINGTON, DELAM ARE.
THE whulc the Second and Fourth Stories OF Ola
nr'- building, hI4 been hted up and occup ed Tho
Institute, whlcn Wit open for the winter season. Com
sueing On Monday, October 9th 1865. aud ending May
isi, is g. dntiuS which ptrUd 1t win be- open daily,
(sAHrlays aud Sundays excepted) from A. NJ =, to IL
NJ aud from = to r. NJ. On Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day ani Friday evenings, II viii be open from to9
The sergieu- of 3ompshed plain and Ornamental
prnnsn have been steured to teach
PkNMANSHIP
IN ali bruches he has superiorand bat few equals
u ttis beautiful All.
Facilities for acquiring compla to Mercantile eduoS
uu such were before offered 10 the public
~ Wilmington, consisting of single and Double ontry
BOOK KEEPING,
Bnu Ning, Exchange, Insurance, steambuatug, Commits
aud JOlns stock Uompany'S Business, Commercial
Forms and Cal ulRtiJns, etc, etc.
la tina reegrhphic Department every advantage that
he had in ANY Office, Is afforded persOns desirous
earning
TELEGRAPlllNG
OF the most pleasant and lucrative empluymeHs that
stu be pursued. Thu rebuilding aud bsildGg OF old
Ad lines. thruug hout the Noi them and southern
States the large increase OF business have
dcmund tor operators, that the old method OF
| learning is inadequate to supply.
TERMS.
Invariably in advance be paid at time OF
disc unit Of twenty per cent made to ladies' For iurth
| er particulars nquire at the institute.
| Rs- The public IuytcdI visit the Institute and
l examine the various departments oct 6tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE
VIM. Baxter.

w HE DdAJcTs
tf-tN Informs his friends aud the public generally
L 1 ffSthst he has taken the store
Ass4A 8. L. CORNER FOURTH sHIPJEYsT.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
where he will keep hand good OF Wi ea
BrHndleH and Liquors, comprising
o0GsAo RRAsDY,
Pale brady, Jamaica Spirits.
SSh ais ~ sea,Sh whisssy,
Extra do Holland Din
old M9nonxnhsa W hisksy, Allegheny Whisksy, Bour-
bon Whiskey the very best double rectihed Wbisksy
where. 'N'eNN NF~' ~
WINES Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Sweet Malaga.
Shhmpaxne ana tlaret All of which warranted to
De pare ana q the best quality.
| BhANDikS.-Raspbsrry, Black berry, Ginger ana
| Cherry. ~
| W Tavern keepers and Retail Dealers supplied al
cheap rates on reasonable ter ma
| MEDICINAL L RPOS Es ,-Invalila and others Ia.
sing old wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur psse
VIII nha u TO their advabtsg to call and examine
WHARF. "
H. Persons at a distance will Hnd their orde
uonipty attended to. All liquors sent tree OF chsry
oml distance within twenty miles.
| IL uottlssuppled with CasFs, Dem Johns, &c.
Purchasers will hnd II To their advantage to ca
AT the s. Il. corner OF Fourth Shipley
Examine NY stock before making their purchsses
| aaylO-i VIM. BAXTER,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
I.EIiI.Ii * sCHUXLAIIL GOA L..
22ln Pnnnda tn IL o Ton

A The subscriber has just received very
Mo- superior quality Of Spring Mountain Lehisl
u&5&4X-,CuA 1ha Coal is admitted to he the puresl
and best the same quantity giving more
neat and lasting longer than any other Coal coming from
tic Lehsh Region also Locust Mountain, Broad MOuA-
aud BlaeKhoth schuylk Coal OF all sizes All per
sous DESTROYS combining com fort with economy, would
ud ii TO their vantage To call at the Wood and Coal
Yard below the Railroad King and French SITS
Jaml7ly JOHN Ii. TURNER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
Flour Flour ! FI0lIr !

Corner VI 10th ant Market sts ~ 'A""'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
r o u T Us
CELEBRATED
HOrSe and Cattle Powders.

This preparation,
long and Mvorably
known, viii thor
oughly reinvigorate
broken down and
low spirited horses,
by strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and intes-
tines.
II is q sure pre-
ventlye Of all dis
eases incident to
YER CHAMBERS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

wealth, Health and beauty.
II 10 gain admitting eyes.
II 10 cause lnydiOus signs;
II to be II blooming lower
Fading, dying In au hour-BgAUrY'
II 10 have IA host Of friends;
II TOT vice 10 make amends;
II with high-born blood 10 we'd
II "a marble stone when deal--WEuTy
u 10 live thrcescoro aud ten,
wishing lite ns long again,
II to live - life VI peace,
II To die aud 60 to greeso-IIEnrH
u you wish a lif' Of PLEASURE
II you value this worlds treasure
II every comfort you would See
Take my advice, ANp WISH ALL TupRy
Then having HEILTm WEALTH AND BEAUTY.
fonll be prepared Tor every duty
ny careful perusal OF Dr. WILLIAM YouNi's Nav BooE
IiE MARRIAGE GUIDE, Which should be read ly nyHry
on" sold by Bnuk-"llcrs gcnUrAliy and AT III. 6fct,i
Cents. f 'ii'e, 80
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
Shriner's BaIsamic Cough Syrup


SAVE YOUR CHlLDRENl
No chilli need die NJ Group, u MS Syrup is used in
Time
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP. wHoorING COUGH
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SPLITTING on BLOOD,
PAIN ANDWEAkNESs OF THE
BREAST, DIFFICULTY OF
BREATHING: Sc
This Syrupis a purely NEuErABLR CoNPouSn, ltis
pleasant TO take, and never does injury hut owing
20 ta purifying qualities, must do good under any
circumstances. Its ehAct Is truly wonderful ooth
;ns, cal nj nR ant aaying thu most violent COughs
suryng, streng hentug and lnvi gorRtiug the whole
syst IN calming and sOothi the nerves aiding aud
iact ttunK expectation. ami healing the DIsEASEp
LUNGS thus strik ing at the root OF Disease aud dry
ng Il from the system.
GROUP.
No Guild nesddie of Group, ii this Syrups proparIy
used, and 'ed 10 inc; Mother hAvin Croupy child
WAYS Keep this remedy al hand.
For Couxh+ aft-r Measles, this syrup 4. noat cal
lent. Experiences has proven thatl Ia equallsd by no
PRICE so CENTS PER BOTTLE
SaRINER'S INDIAN VERMIFUGE.
TO Destroy and E1psi Worms
This Nermfu ge is entirely observation-disclosures
aud harmless, but eectua aud " er remsly Tar
all species OF Worms that affect children or sdnIts
The ABOVE medicines be had al Manufacturers
Prices, OF EDWARD NcINAII
81 Gm No. l2l Marset St. Wiiminsio,n. De,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24

Nhuiplug Cough, u
hits aud Group
Herbs itis healing,
Art,lculsrly suitable
Lungs For safe by
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
BRICKS! BRICKS!!
NewIin & Beggs,


htg" tsi"ttmeoi "i Bricks 81 All kinds constantly
bsn aud, which will hs iurui4htd At the Lowest msrk.I
ate orirrs for any Hmunn Il Bnsk- hlyd At Iin
Sc Oak aud Pine wood taken In rtsiu,ny,
Addrez- NEWLIN \ BEGGs lUtt ana Ws,n,,, ,,
"a D. SEWIlN. Foot Of King ~ ""' ~. e"'7'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-24
UOALI UVAL.I

-sQdeA Tho subscriber has constantly on hand
49, Locust and Broad Mountain Coal ui all sizes
su5IX@careiully prepared for family use, at the
lowest market prices. 22lO lbs. to the ruu.
Please cali before buying elsewhere Also Hickory, Oak
aad Pine Wood. BAkR'S Coal Once,
Apr94.lf Front aud Tatnall Streets, Wilmington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The most remarkable article in The Catholic World,
for June is an original paper "Region IN Now-Xork,
which contains facts that deserve serious attention
The author shows The nsuciency Of church accommoda
ton for the proessedly Protestant portion of the
nty especially the poorer classes. Below Canal and
Grnd-sts it is estimated that there arc l35 600 inhabt
ants and only 20 Protestant churches and Mission chape
With sittiDgs in the aggregate for $4,000 Between Canal
and Fourtoenths there ara So churches for population
of 2620O0i and above Fourteenthst 81 churches for
population Of $4,000. The difficulty is that the churches
are distributed almost wholly with reference TO the
nience of the Weather classes and there from TO
$4,000 of the nonCaholc population who attend place
OF worship at ALL The lower section of the city has been
almost entirely given up by Professionals Probably the
hgous denominations most interested in this state affairs
will agree with the writer in his conclusion t0t Pro
tesantism is in condition TO keep has or
what it has LOST but the facts and figures which he offers
not matters Of opinion. The Catholic population is
estimated at from 300 600 100000 and increasing at
the rate of 10000 per There 81 churches the
aggregate capacity of which allowing for two three, or
-four masses every Sunday each of which attended by
sepauto congregation is about and these churches
distributed through the city with very
10 the wants of the people, The other original articles IL
this number of The Catholic World, continuation
OF Problems OF the Age" 1.-TWO Pictures Of Life III
France before 1885," several pieces OF poetry, and reviews
Of new publications
We have received the FIRST number of the "American
journal Of Numismatics and Bulletin Of the American
Nun smatic and Archaeological Society" monthly peri
odioa edited by Frank H. Norton and published IN this
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
j.. Con-. AuctionrrT. = -. ,
GREAT and ABSOLUTE SALE Of 800 LOTS IN the

N
" Eiglth Tenth Wards Brooklyn near Prospect fs
Polh deceaed James ole son W"
on WEDNESDAY May 30 ~ o'clock, at the Commrfia ~
change No. FultoDst, opposite the ChyAl broosiJn,
Ions and CORES Fourth. inh. Sixth Seventh aud kshth
sacke Union President Mscomo snd fusu ana
Poemus aud This property IL eighy located on
psyed svsnpe, Union WIDE be paved with Belgian
pavement tho direct hor0ugs from me Hamtonvr'
iy TO the psrk enranc Grades high commanding hne view
Title perfect bern in the family over 100 yea seTenyn'e
re bond and Fer maps ke apply 70 the sue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
CnPREME COURT-THE GREENWICH sAV.

My2s lswi0sF Auys. for nsolven,
CUPRENE COURT-THE GREENWICH saw
- NGs BANK against EDWAsp X %I1 TE GfhhqFENWcf
SAVINGS BANK against EDWARP Whs4N and Dg mAme q
iudra,nt SUPREME the State Of @s1 u
p INGRAHA E the Referee named in The sad iudsmes viii
1896 at EEehange ae.room No. III Broad
wsy The City Of by James d. S @ .e zee
or parcels of eroun with thereon erected situate lying
s sa snd on '9 s. I side Of West street Murray
and warren streets wien saii los are Jsa.eJ vin- be-
Murray Warren streets, aud ned IN ne once o. ~, h
the City and County Of Newfor land now on NE ~ tbe @
Cek Of Common Pleas or tue City and county Of e~
ors lots numbers .hIy9ne and my Two, anS en-
by West street. northeastery by lot nunDeasa
hirythre said mp; sontheaery IN the r BY le o,
bered an said msp, and souwesery by
thirty said map the sad os containing tosle
% eighyseyen and eight inches on the south
westerly side ard hy TREE ieet IN % n e by and ~giy
three m hundred and evenly four 1p West street IN ae
veyed by Abraham yerck and Ann BIZ wife and BY ne EAeuo
March % 5 and recorded IN he osce The City
and County Of in Lb-r io Of Conyeynee pe M ,b
buildings thereon erected situate lying ana being ne s "
longing the estate Of Peus stuyye.an deceased maze y G
which ece parcel o. land bounded . ooT.
.snt south y feet and one inca o@ southern corner Of
the Bower. and Delaney street sgnFss @ street
thence norhweery ona line at right angles YIN Descty Zee,
tw~nyfOur ieet eight inches thence c-"s
eis,rry side 4 the Bo|efy, distant
twenty fee, and .s inches from the place Of beginning ana
thence noesery along tho Bowery twenty feet nd ent
place Of beginning being the premises nov known
by the number hundred aud seventy seven I'D
the NewYok being aso the premises n WEI
conveyed by Fish aud Elizabeth his wife to tho d george
BY deed dated July 1896 and recorded In the SAID
office IN Liber 2JT Of Conyeyances psge 49,
And ko all that certain other lot piece or parcel Of sfo.ha WI"
the bony. thereon erected stua- lying and being in ne toqI
Ward OF the City OF New York tue westerly 80" Of h
Bower Spring and Prince tee bounded aud described
follows. that "a ea,ter in 'front.' by the Bowey 'y
by land late OF Dr. Daniel Dayton fee, ~ hcn.
westerly and in the by tho land now or e o. sI
end nohery by land formerly Of George wagon
and the raid parties the first part his surviving hea"
inches; containing in width ~ front ara r
and length the outhery side et
norhey eide nnetyseyen feet hVenche De
the or less being the same Premises when we're
ed Eight Hundred and Eighty the Map OF
by the street Two hundred
snd (ke hundred and twenty-five aud onea
being the premises when were CON
veyd by Elizabeth ldey the SAID George VAUGHN BY deed bearing
August 1882 and recorded In The SAID kegrs Oe III
bcr $50 Conveysncos, page 6lDsted New ORR Nay ~ oo
DANIEL r. lNGRAHAM,jr.. Referee, No lVe br2saHsy
OWEN GRAY, OWEN, Plsintfs Attorney NO - NASSAU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

OFFICERS OF THE NAVY who lost their
" personal effects when serving on vessel, Iost or can
the proper forms for sppcs,iov L. BROWN Co. No fHs
place. up stairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
GREAT PUBLIC SALE
" or
DELAWARE LANDS.
Tnn Largest VALUABLE REAL fsrArs
FAnxs HOUsEs. SC. kvER oFgERED HGR SALE AT osh
TIAE a TnR STATE % DELAWARE , ,o,

Tnn Largest DESIRABLE VALUABLE RsAt fsrArs
FARMS HOUsEs. SC. KvKR OFFERED HGR SALE AT osh
TINE a rma STATE OF DF,AShAn -, NJ.
count A.socn tho adjusting Of plan. for which viii Is9q-
change Investments VII sssIei.IsoaeT ind eel
IoxwELS HOTEL TagRsDAY tes ls.s Si}H !nS NJ.
% SG Sy any in .h n' eoar,ry = follow.
s Tcs s ale I'D
due wood cripple &C. Bu diog neS npe and .ao. s nd M
wsered nearly midway the lsr and the Tract wou.
dvd. hundsomey into Two Good,ised Farms There large
So SR FsTn csis& LEsASoN three m from tn,
town ccnnng RS AcREs 80 Of which are cleared 3e t'
reside cripple Sc BUILDINGS ,yio, ample and sgb.ian
Th farm has peach ofeasdof e0o TaESs o. CHOICE
e. Pam "pEyR GROVE" about three mile.
the town $50 ACRES $40 Of which are cleared
and ornd rsdq. wood cripple sc sss sg d
hedscleay wseIed There yisE PEACH ORCHARD o.
No a. Farm called cXTiR0LL PLACE. sbog. foor milo.
from S9 Soa S. .e eSD 20 'BuoSGs NEW ample
substantial Land highly uoroyed and divided io'ev fields
No 5.,H Farm called sERvERS0N FARM, abou, four mile.
sDd BbiSGs new smpi, and ,absiaaiIs wupfoyed
ard divided into even s @ Ho Sla sS :" me dsr miles
from tho containing 900 ACRES 2o Of which cleared
tsl This tract would Ovid sTo and 1.
well adapted growing Hay raiuE stool Se vel " gram and
NOTE-The.e FARMS tten whole in sErieuur. sens,
county, ana they vii compare 1osby win me STATE All
convenient 70 the DEIwAhH RAiLRoAp TIE ssiAsa Sp
mile, OF STEAMBOAT LSDfS0 and toe SHrnSA shEEk
handsomely ktted and cleaned I'd -.
No IA MARSH LAND in Dutch Neck containing 300
ACRES, mostly good moving marsh
S-The LINE KILNS. SHEDS snd OFFICE with " a'ef
Lot Of about 2 ACRES, at the SsVRsA LASDIsG. a.,
"a GRANARi Smyrna Landing y fee Wide hy
deep q storing 1000 BrsHKD oRAfN with -
fee; wharf aud running 200 feet doeP containing about One
No IO-A lars sood GRANARY al Smyrna Landau, ~ feet
wide nv a feet deep cpsbe 90 BusELs GRAIN with
I6 f.et wharf running deep about ONE
ACRE with large Lime Sheds thereon.
I1.-A WGier Lot known tho sHlP YARD on snyTni
LANDING nd adjoining Bridge, conauE- about acre
Plots Of the land ,od may the Oe. q u, Sub
,orber parcel and unqestionabe The Nhea
the ade,ned the other crops a. "th
land sod o.,
within ~ dsy from day .,e and the redne
the LET Of Jolly \ d.
1857 the interest unpaid purchase al e
payment each nsen The Cred portion, -tfeudi
yes be secured by Judgment bond AID mortgage Of ihr
pree TKs PKR u whole purhas" uohsy
must paid Of forfeited The terms
with will be treated Of the bird
ren OEO w. SCAAi4No.
Smyrna Delaware. Msy tst. 1864.
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proposals.
oyIos, DEPOT cOsri"..I o, sUbusrrscr. }

orycs, DEPOT Cosri"lnr or SCB.srrscsl
WARRINGTON ID. c.. May II. 1896
GOVERNMENT SALE Of MOLASSES.-
NJ SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate Of the form furnished BY
the received this Office until O'Clock
THURSDAY May 81, 1886. for the sale OF about
1880 GALLONS OF MOLASsESi
go barrels about ~ gallons each and t7S hall barrels
Popos viii no. Do received for than three @ barrels Eve
(5) hall barrels ,,,
packages hsve been regsugsd and rscoopsred but desired
purchaser will be rRauged BY reliable inspector before
their delivery be At he bueh,tenoe stor.houe al
S1.hsl Wharf Wsshlngon, c. samples viii be found with
the following ofhceu: . 80 -,
BrsVs, Brig Gen H. T. CLARKE C. o. 81 u y A. Newton
City. ~, y.n-,,
Br,vet Brig Gen. L Knburn, C. o. g. u s. A. fhiadsl'
Beye, Brig Gen T. wn.on s. and Breve Lieut. Col, Capt
and c. s., U. ). A., Baltimore, Nd
Or at this Office. ,,,,,,,
Payment in f1nd shout 6y Per cent Of which viii be
required acceptance OF the bid and tho remainder before NE
delivery
contracts. 80, -,
requested be present At the opening Of their bids
All purchases will be loaded the Government Wharf, In Washing
tor, d. e., free Of expense ,,,,, ,
M. u,n e..rvon by the Government In rey.r1 bids will be
ob,ery.d q. BELL, MAJ. and G. -, u. ). A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
Eeeal Notices.

NOTICE of application for the discharge OF an IN,
solvent from debts Pursuant the provisions OF the thd
article on the Of the hnh chapter OF the second a u'
Rey,ed statutes JOSEPH NEWBORG Notice ts paoshed Pc
81 lf Creditors appear before the Hon. Cherries T. Da
Judge OF tie Common Pleas Of the City and Cogay o.
tie Court Of Common ea ho m NO -
in the civ Hall Of the City Of Newfork the ninth day OF
8G N l6 o'clock 10 the forenoon. CARPENTER bEAOh'
Mo- 1sviOgF Atys. for lnso'vent