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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

The COpartnership heretofors existing between
Charles Gaeds and Jaoob EstaEgsF, Is thg Firm
Of Charles GAede 4 Co, has this -day beea dssoIv-
cd By mutual consent.
Al claims against the Ol16rn must b iuusdi-
ately presented to Chas. Gaede, who viii sea 10
their settlemenk.
0ctober, Slst 1865
- CHARLES GAEDE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
JrI+dR.IIh
.IPubtic-Aoz l67.l

An Act granting Lands to the State Of oregon. to aid in
the Construction OF . Military Road from Corvallis TO
the AcQuinna Cay. -
as Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of r ep-
resentatiEes of the United States Of America in
Congress Assembled,
That thera be. and is hereby, granted to thu State OF
Oregon, TO aid IN Gae construction u . military woToa
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
Puhlic-No 10

An Act to extent to certain Persons the Privilege Of
A dmissien, in certain Cases, to the United States Gov
eminent Asylum for the Insane.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentOtives of the Quilted States Of America in
Congress assembled,
That civilians employed IN the services Of the United
States in the q-uaTtermaster's department and the sub
sistence department. Of the army, who may be e. may
o~ereafter become. insane while IN such enploymenl,
shall be admitted in on tho order Of the Secretary Of
War, the same as belonging to the army and navy, to
the benefits Of the asylum for the insane in the Dis.
ttict Of Column ia, as now provided by law in reference
TO soldiers and sailors in the army and navy.
Sec. q. Aud be it further enacted, That the ioll)w
ing classes OF persods. under the following eIrcum tan
cs shall be entitled to aduiSsio1 to said asylum on
the order on the Secretary Of War, il In the army, or
the Secretary u the NayO il in the navy, to. wit:
First. Men who, while IN tee reTVice OF the United
States, in the army or navy, have been admitted 10 said
asslum. and have been thereafter discharged there
from on the supposition thas they had r~ec0yered their
reason, and have, within three years after such discha
ged, become again insane from causes existing at the
time Of such discha, &c, and have no adequate mt ans Of
support -
Second Indigen tinsane persons who have been IN
the same service aud Teen discharged theTefrOm on
account Of disability arising from such insanity
Third. INDECENT insane persons, whO have become
insane within three years after discharge from such
service from causes which arose during and mere pro-
dnced b. said service. Approved, July l3, 1856
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
PrRLIC-Nn- III

An Actre:v:ing tie Pilots and Pilot Regulations.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House 6f Represen-
trtives Of the United States of America in Congress
Assembled.
That no regulations or provisions shall be adopted BY
any State OF the united States Of America which shall
make any discrimination in the rate Of pilotsge or kalf
pilogage bstween vessels sailing between the por Is OF
one Sta;e and vessels sailing between the ports Of diff
feFent States or ana discrimination against vessels
propelled awhile Or inpart~by steam, or against ma
tional vessels Of tie Unitod States, and ali existing re
gu.ati0ns or prov: siOns making. any such d:scrimina-
tion, As herein mentioned aeei hereby hnnnlled aud
a~pTagated. Approved, Jdly - 1865
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Lecture Pro-. Rowland viii! deliver
Lecture on PhrenOlOgy and Physiology at
N'fhersOn'' Hall, to. morrow, Friday
s'en'hg' These subjects s,e 50 ln;ima.
.tsiy' oOnnec' with The health and social
hspPhess Of all, 'hs, no one can afford
90 stay away.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Ladies ClOaks, Shawl., Breakfast
ShaUis' .Nubras, Fur Hoods and Capes,
Sioye' and Hosiery of the latest and
most fashionable styles in the market. al
HENDERSON'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

The London Herald states that the
Brush Cabinet have the Alabama claims
under consideration, The Globe sees
in this question, war.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Surratt is reported to have made a con
fession TO the effect that the assassination
of Lincoln was planned in Richmond
with the knowledge and assent OF jeff.
Davis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
.oST OFFICE HOURS.

Nail daily, except Sunday.
-. foidoek,A. a., night
|Drrans. "a " ?. N, oiget.
- Nail daily, except Sunday.
4 arite. a e'clock, p. n night
|Demrs,1 NJ night
-, Nal, tn-Weekly,
n.rr-t. .Nonds5, Wednesday and Friday,
t1sos. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
% AMI Eastern Nails close at p m.
W. ". HACKNEY, p. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Coon CooKs.-Ladies If you would be
known as good cooks. and would avoid
The modification of having poor biscuit
Cor tea when you have company, use d.
B. DrLand s. Co.'S Best Chemical Sale.
retus, and that only.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
Public Resolution No. 52.)
A Resolution tt provide for the Payment Of Bounty
to certain Indian Regiments

Resolosd By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. of The United Stctes Of
.4merica al Congress assembled,
That thelSecretary Of War be, aud he is hereby author
and required to cause to be paid 10 the enlisted
OF the nrst, second, aud third Indian Regiments
The bounty OF one hundred dIilaTs, under the same re-
an lotions as now determined the payment Of bounty
to other volunteers in the service OF theiUnIted States
Approved, July Is. 1856
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Naihey & Lewis have a splendid stock
OF Winter Goods and Groceries, com
pFising everything nice. desirable or
fashionable. Go and see them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Ii e Impossible TO enjoy the coming
Holidays without good health, and to
remove any bodily ailmenl go TO Nc
CreeV's Tor your Drugs
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Married, By Rev Il. Burcb ia Peru,
Dre~4,iA Mr.. THCNAs j. MErcALT and
Mis, LAeRA. s. DUsrIS, ali Of Peru,
NebrasLa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Hon. VIM Marvin just elected Sena-
tor from Florada, has seDslbIy concluded
to stay at home until called for.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

For nice Holiday PresenIs, 10 The
way Of cho,ee Books. Toilet Arucles or
Ianey NOuOus. so 10
". n. McCREERY s. co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Il You Wam a good Newspaper or
Magazine for 1867, 90 to Marsh & Co.'S
ArWs Depot and sub~cribe at once
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Tie PotatOe crop 10 ireland is such a
failure that a famine is feared. This IS
The seversl blow yet dealt to FenIanIsm
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Extra Table Rock and Muu's best
Of Flour for sale by
J.. L. MCGEE s. CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

M'Fall &Co. are grtung up q few
very neat small sized Bureaus, jus: The
thing for a neat Holiday Present 10 a
yOuug lady.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS
COMPANY,-GeBeral Express Forward
ers and COLLECTION and Transportation
Agents. ElmUre P. Ross, President,
WIN. H. Seward, Vice President; VIM.
C. Beardsley, Treasurer; j. N. Knapp,
Secretary.
THEO. HILL s. CO.,
Brownville, Agents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Mar,h & Co. furnish any book desired
j. the publishers 10 west prices. BS1 in
your orders.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
PUBLIC-No $50

An Act 10 provide for making the Town Of whitehall,
Now York, a Port Of Delivery.
Be It enacted By the Senate and House of Rep
resentative ofhe United SsGtee Of America IN Con-
gress assembled,
That the town Of Whitehall, in the State Of New York
which. by existing law is q port through which import.
ed merchandise may be exported in bond and for draw
back 10 the adjacent British North American provinces
DO. and the same IS hereby, constituted a port Of deliv-
cry within thecOliectiOn district % Chaplain, aud thu
a~sdeputy collector, as now authorized by law, shall
there IeSide, who shall receive the same eonpen alton
rs is now paid 20 the deputy Collector now stationed At
that peTt. Approved, July IL, 1856
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Qune q nice litue snow fell in this vi.
|nny last Friday, covering The ground
! he 60pth Of about Two inches.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

|emOnS.-A large LOT Of Lemons for
al 4 " Oilbing's. 75csnIs a dozen
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

bois, lhings tor Christmas at
SWAN g. BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
Public Resolution No q

Joint Resolution expressive TO the Thanks Of Con-
gress to Major General Winfe I'd s Hancock.
ResOlUed by the See ate and House of RepresenEa-
tires OF the United States of america in Congress
Assemblea,o ~ 40 ~
That, in al dition TO the thanks heretofore voted By
joint resolution, approved January twenty eighth
eighteen hundred and sixty-iOUr, to Majo r-General
George = Meade, Major General Oliver D Howard,
and TO the officers AMI soldieas of the army Of the
Potomac, for the skill and heroic valOr which at
Gettysburg rePulsed dsfea ted, and drove back bro
ken and d~ispirited the veteran army Of the rebell-
ion, the g~raGitute of the American people and the
thanks Of their representatives in Congress are
likewise due, and ara hereby rendered, to MajoF-
General Win field ) Hancock for his mer-
itOriOus, and conspicuous share in that great and
decisive victory. Approved, April 81 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
Aerehants. LNnk n Ynnr Int.

Pegf ~. NVVA W lOuE lutts
,-Ihs Merchants onion Express
money or valuables, and every.
else cheaper than any company
~, ,,9 90 therefore,. Safety. cheapuess
80 5'',eA l. their motto. Save money!
Il 'i@s 0S %pO'rOuzing the Merchant
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Bsy four Groceries al Msrsh & Cos,
r motto is small profits AMI quick sales.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

,. Graf has bought out Westfall's in.
rest inlhe Guy Meat Market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Albert TOwIe, of Beatrice, has our
hanks for a Club of new subscribers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

IraIb-rrIes. kaisins- CuTranls and all
kiuas Il DRIED Fruit or Canned FruIIs'
.FiA OF Jrllrs At
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

New Land once at the Old Stand.
- have for sale, 10000 Acres Of choice
N''e and Timber tracts in the Nemaha
-fDD District. Also, improved farms.
JN0. L. CARSON.
AT S X Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Many Of The farmers Of this county
!, plowIng On the 5th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Coal OIL Lamps and Whrteridge flint
|ass Chueys, all sizes. at Marsh Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

A variety Of brands Of choice Flour
SWAN s. BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

DO JOhu'D eree's Ceiebra,ed Moline
!, EHEU. HILL l. 20.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

A Sample Stocking, and circular of the
Lamb knitting Machine will b .sept. by
addressing with stamp)
CLARK & LET,
IL N. Fifth Street, ST. Louis, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
DY FOR IRREGULARITIES.


these Drops are q scientifically compounded fluid
prepaTation, and better than any Pills, Powders, or
NostIums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
~positIve, rendering them q reliable, speedy and cer-
taip specidc for the cure Of ali distractions and sup
pressions OF nature. Their popularity is indicated by
the fact that over 100. COO bcttles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies Of the United States eve
~ one Of whom speak in the strongest terms Of praise
Of their great merits. They are rapidly taking the
place Of every other Female Remedy, and are c0nsid.
cred by all who know aught OF them, as the surest sa-
fest, and most infaIliable preparation in the world,
for the cure Of all female complaints. the removal Of
all obstrnctions ~0fnature; and the promotion Of health
regularity and strength. Explicit div ectiOns stating
when they may be used, and explaining when and Why
they should not, nor cOuld.nOt be used without .prOdu-
cling effects contrary to natures chosen laws, will be
found carefully folded around each bottle, with the
written signature ofJOHN L. LYON, without which
none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. Ohm L. LYON, 1876 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Conn. who can be consulted either per-
sonalls, or by mail, (enclosiRg stamp } concerning all
private diseases and female weakness.-Price $hbo
per bottle. --fAL $50 Et@ it-
Cold hv nruUUictr ovarvuvhara
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
neIOdeOns and GnhIno1 -

1 S1 ana Cabinet organs.
we are now prepared to del'vsr l,
1n'' s''y; Princes Celebrated MelOdeons
: cabinet Organs at Factory Prices.
f.. we es'' opportunity ever yet Of.
erred "a ibis section, to become posses.
80 o a OF these superior Instruments
GEO W. Hill
authorized Agsnts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Loso. Tobacco IA great variety al
j. L McGEE& Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
&C ELS
cure
This Great Remedy frr on Diseases OF CO..
STOM OH.


OH,
is the discovery Of the inventor Of Goes valuable
Cough Balsam, while experimenting for bis own
beaIih. h cured Cramp in the Stomach for him
which had before yielded to nothing but ChIoroIorn;
The aiuest daily testimony from various paTVsoi
the country encourage us to believe there IS no ais
ease caused by a Gisgrdsred StOnach It VIII NOT
speedily cure. I,
Physicians endorse and Use N'i
Ministers give testimony Of its efficacy
And from al directions We receive tidings OF cures
performed.
Dyspepsfa so5s lss"
'tis sure TO cure.
One dose will cure. :
Siek-Head0ekei
81 10 has cured in hundreds OF caseA
BsadOchs aad Diszinessl
ItstOps in thirty minutes
AeidIty Of the Stomach f.s ...
IL cOrreOts at once. q
RiSiRg Of che Food
IL stops Immediately.
Distress after eating!
0nedose win remove.
Rapidly yields to a few doses.
VIII be changed with half a bottls'
It is Perfectly Hsrmless
Its unprecedented success i owing to the 'AO' '"@
1t Cures by Assisting Mature,
TO RE-AssERT HER SWAY IN TIE SYSTEM
Nearly every dealer in the, United states se.s = y
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
C. G. CLARK, g. CO.. ProPr'e'OrS'
EEW HAVEN, CONN.
HOLLADAY &-CO. and Mo0REERf W:
General Agents.
Also Cor sale By MARSHA CO. = 41
November rs, 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

IA = as SuG M5talIc Cases AT
e MeFALL 4 cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Spacious Refectory Bath Room and BARRIERS Shop.
Seruants not auoloee TO receive PerqUisits.
Do not believe Runners or Hsekmen who say We
are full. July LIST. 1866. / year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
a0uertiSrr.
LOCAL L.
arrived Agents for Prince &OO.

yvuLE. THURSDAY, DEC. Is. 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
FRENCH
ON tine EurODean Plan,

Opposite the City Hall and Park, Cor. of Fran
fort st. ~ NEW YORK
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
TOEEICIAB.l
Avs OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session OF the Fhffty-
Ninth Congress-
Publ;e-Mo, 1857

An mrking a Grant Of lands in alternate sectiosns
% a. an the consticn and extension Of the Iron Noun.
tain railroad, from Pinot Knob in the State Of Missouri
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

4. r. Stroud, No. 1O9 IVcu Second Stfee,,
have en- band large stock IF cheap dry goods q
al kinds Bleached and Brown muslin, l2sl 10 AID
IS cts. dark prints l2i Is. IS cts, nef So !e NOR
rimaos fall and winter delaineS Is, 81 cts plS,d
and striped cashmeres 3T4 40 cs, plaia aud inquired
all wool delanes 80 cts brown black ana moue AZ
pacas very cheap, madonna cloths 81. me DO; ~
GOOD black dress silk very Cheap; plain nni twl.iei
aannol; white do. ali wool 81 tO wide sSrSnd'hS
do; domestic sklIting; striped ard checked oed
ticking rs 81 37t cts, all wool cassimors ,allneltdd
water pr oof cloaking Trenton cassim.rs, kentucky
lssns, i A wide French chin 80, IS ets TAU anu
winter gloves gents heavy driving do full nae oi
ladies' gents and chdrens wool and cotton hosiery,
dress trimmings aud fancy buttens full supply OF hoop
skirts BradIeys celebrated Paris trAil hoop skirt
and other makes all sizes children skirts, gents DOL
lars, shirt fronts, neckties &e stroud eheaP If5
good store 100 west Second street between Shiplcy
ard Orange SITS. oep' ~ 'l
De!asodre Patents.-The following patents
were granted to Delawaresns tor the week enC
| ing September IL, 1866. To Jones Guthrie oil
this Guy for improved shears for cutting bolts.
| Thomas o. McConnaughey Of Newark, Tor im
proyeneuts IN guard attachments Tor cuitlN1-
tors, ante dated August 2othi 1866. John W.
! Draper OF this city, ASST sned to seltan Arthnf
G. Stowel Tor improveVed railway caa't' =
| Thomas McConuanghey of Newark, Tor Al
| Improvement in governors for horse moose
On Wednesday night, the lst vi August
| pnrty OF inCu Win DiaCAencl llc@S Nt'dN " ~
house OF Bii lget Mclaughlin, ia Brintyw inn
liundrei, AMI leveel 1t to the ground IL,
mob numbered rom 100 20 $50 persons. Th'
house WAS butt OF pauH, uad was leased "a
Francis Snort Warrants were i'1ued Tor til
arrest Of the parties, Dul they were not served
Several residents o. the nei, ,hborhood ttoh
some cause appear to JUSTIFY the attack.
The Markets Butte. sold on "Wednesday a
80 t, G5 per p5unl, egss 30 to 30 PEE do%ea
chickens 70 to 81 10 pr pair, white rotatoe
8 to 20 per half peck, sweet do Is to 30 do
apples 10 10 2j do peaches 90 - % a.
mtttos 10 10 20 do, corr 10 to Is per doz
gatermelons 10 t. SO eaca; uutmess 40 10 >
per basket; lima beans 10 to Is per qu' rti cab
base to IL per head beet 10 to 80 per Poult
Q veal s to IS, mutton Is to 20, lard 30, Ian
o sliced, 81 to IS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
DIED.

Ia this city, on the 10th list, Vary
daughter of Gavin and Jessie Thompson, aged
about four mouths
la Christina Hundred, on the 10Th inst,
Lewis s., son OF Abuer and Mary Elizabeth
Holliugsworth, aged ABOUT three years
On the 18th instant, OF Typhoid fever, Miss
Sarah NJ. Hendrickson, in the oita year oil NO.
age.
The relatives and friends OF tae family, are
respectfully iavited to attend tue funeral from
the residence of her brother law, Sir. Johi =
| athan Rumtoid NJ ITO Wet Street ON Frida.
Afternoon, at ) o'eIo, k, without farther notice
in this City, Sept, len, 1866, Mary Ida
daughter of James A. and Elizabeth L. san
ders, in the fourteenth year OF her age
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
STRAY cow

- 60 Game 10 the urr'nists 81 tho MhlrF'iAhh
rf2SJ9 u.nr C+utr-vilr. IA riHitN t'H" 1',, %
1919 IhursdAy. August fr'., l'tt .,''i s' ", t,
Tps then near caiNlug ami now having tr' O. ~
hrr .t3r. The II rraussi"' I" r"u', ~ 'l' w
trtr. pruV-rtS. Charge hui tai ''f AZ -, ''
otnrrNisr IN" III lie iIsrr--l II ~ i' ',tlr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
MARRIED

GA tae 18th inst. Mt the parsonage OF 81
loan Nj. E. Church, by the Rev. J. Dyson, Nj
Thomas p. Bullock to Miss Clara May ooth
Concord Delaware, County
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
THE
Union Business College

OF PHTLADELPHLA.
Thomas May PIERCE, A. NJ, President.
Having, during the FIRST YEAR OF its organization.
five HUNDRED ANDPIPrY PUPILS,
OF yhs% % GRy vii
SECOND COLLEGIATE IEAB
with tho prestige experience and stability acquired
by its past
PROSPERITY AND SUCCESS.
The we'll earned repu tation OF the College as
THE FIRST COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
IN the county is ported by the employment OF the
nblrst and most eIpe'ispced ieafhers ia ,hs h Ia
Of the rheOre Course and bs tue introduction aud
perfection OF the system OF
ACTUAL BUSINESS
in BY Tie ;s9eS S1sF the S ss Oh
EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MEN.
All attempts to regrs.rn business are a.
Phil'depbiS by The President, bought md tol4 By
the studenls and payments are mai IN 'T Tb
Theory gnd rTneGe a. Sorf In In
largest and most Intricate sets OF books with
anu "''''''' THE ARRANGEMENTS
for carving this system perfect The ,i4nh
wholes,ls DePsrtTsn ln,G LxpEIsii S of ner
counterpart in actual blstncss.
THE LOCATION
of the College, at Handel aud Haydn Hal, 4, shth aud
s sss 8TSf@ ne the y VIZ
and the proXi nifty Of economical h@atding hou;es'
10 reside IL he ey u rug tsr Al
THE EXPENSES.
The for ,he different ro MIL he sp 1s5
week aud the time necessary for The pition Of ne
psTi Of ne with those 9t othE o"aless
500, thus maintaining the reputation of THE uSio>
Largest, most Practical and Economical
Commercial College in the State.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

ATrEE1ioN.--An adjourned meeting OF the
Executive Committee of the Union Party OF
New Castle county, will be heli in the Institute
l!d ng, Wilmington, on "Wednesday, Septam-
Der gG:h, ius;,, Al o'clock, p. NJ. full
att,ualrce ot The members IL requested.
j. ). VALENTINE. Cha rman.
JrnN z. BNLylLhs. Seeretnry,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

UNios MASS HeEriHG.--A Mast Meeting OF
the Repuhiren Union Party will be hold at
way Station, on Saturday evening, Scp'embe
I'D, At u O'clock. The meeting will be ad-
dressi by NJ. Harrington, and Anthony Hig-
gins, E5qr3
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

IL The s,rrt Good Will amt Eix'u res OF a we'll
-. estqblt she'd Grocery and Provision hioTr,
IsssM situated the corner at scc.ui an Fui. on
lsAkkeq- streets south WArt chester IA fnst' ,.en
s' ''e"'' '' - ! -. 81 sIsH
.r,ia NJ RaX "a Cnystrr. Pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

The tub-crber bGiHg about to IcuqHi Ii stere kNep.
Inv win s-ll q, public Sail, u his Sote, thu Tow #
Newark on WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th dry 81 Septyin er.
i,6 La 20 quantity o store look, crnai,tns - palf
a. D,l,,yt: PRINTS. GlNGltAMS, nELAlSES, LaSu.,
Alp,cas Stripes, TSec.- "a simsfs, Jelos val ~ #
til,y., ard Hosiery BamuTa aul Hoop S"tts, Boots,
nd s,.a class queens and Hardware, G. Hoes, Teas,
ccs IccUs Al-u. At the fInie time and Fn
Cnw Pig- | sleigh, 80 Cords Of Wob1, 2nl Posts
dressed Rails, samples OF which VIII lbs N grown
a lot Of Barrels aud many other articles
Sale to conlmance at uc'uek, - tln'inuo hetholh
nnd eyeuins Conditions will he made kuo Nn by
sept POTS OLIVER EASlbuhH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

Police Cases-The following cases have been
disposed of by Mayor Valentine since our last:
Mary Kelly, by officer Christy, for retaining
feather bed the property OF Tobias joyce
Sentenced to pay costa and return the bed to
the owner
Isaac Galloway aud james acMauus by OF
ficer5 rhristy and Pierson, Tor assaut and bat
terry on Jesse Ferret, and drunkenness. F'aed
\ $3.50
Charles Willis. by officer Jlues, Tor bong
drunk aud disorderly Fined fifty cehts and
| costs.
Isaac Boyer, by officer Crothers, for drunk
ennsss. Fined so cents and costs.
Morris Hallam, by officer Ohr5ty dranteA-
ness and disorderly conduct Fined 80 cen's
and costs.
Mary Deugherty, by officer Crothers, drunk
snness. Fined so cents and costs
John W. Handy, by officer Jones, for passing
money of a broken bank. Fined costs And TO
redeem the note.
James Flemming, by officer Dougherty, Tor
interfering with the driver OF IL street ear white
in the discharge of his duty. Discharged.
Rsnouai-Samuel s. Wickersham, .he cele.
; brated fashionable hair dresser, shaver an
perfumer, has removed his establishment iron
the basement of the Indian Queen Hotel, cornel
Of Fifth and Market streets to No. Est Fuuru
street, basement of National Express CO. -
Mr.. W. cannot be excelled In the line OF hi
business he keeps the keenest raz Irs, and ca
E cut and fix the hair in the most superb style
#. He 10 the Inventor of Wick ershams Hsi
Dye" which has acquired celebrity owing L
5 it's superiority over all others now IN use tn
e great desideratum OF this Dye" is that II re
tains for a long period neat glossy color an
n il only used in his establishment, when IL
}, first class gentlemen call to have their mouI
e tsche and whjskers ate nded to.
;. Cholera james Crouch, one OF the piIo
r. of the steamboat a riel, died on Sunday mig
v las. Of the cholera. Hs was 10 good health a
parsntly on Saturday Hight at 10 o'clock,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
The Hannah More Academy.
Delaware City Academy.

'tNiIE next t,rm ut thi, school vii begin ID ~
| Monday, Sept "a, 1855. Tho pruo u rrers To my
II lp-. who hal caifsu wards ia hia cstrgs di1us
the past year fr Information etlrl to the character
OF the school For tee ns. Ne. tpiyto
l. X BAUGHHR.
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