Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01

Police Afais.-The following arrests have
been made since our last report
WIN. H. Thompson, by officer Baylis, for
going armed, held in $500 bail to keep the
peace, and fined $40 and costs.
Peter Herman, by officer Wingate, for ne
glecling to show license as d pedlsr, fned
$40 and costs
Twenty-seven citizens were fined " and
costs each for not cleaning snow from their
pavemsnts.
james McClusky, by officer Hyatt, for
drunkenness, fined so cents aud costs.
P. Garmar, by oficer Heritage, for disorder
ly conduct, held in $500 bail to keep the peace
and pay costs.
/ James Wales, by officer Stewart, for disor-
DERBY conduct, held in 5000 bail to keep the
peace aud pay costs.
Alfred Raikes, by officer Jones, for driving
on sidewalk, fined sic and costs.
Thomas McAteer, by officer Christy, for lar
ceuy, held III 5000 to answer at next court o.
General Sessions.
Thomas W. Shields, by officer Heritage, fsr
obstructing sidewalk, fined costs.
Jeremiah Webbey, by oficer Jones, fos OBJ
tanning money under false pretences, held In
500 to answer at the next Mayors Court.
Thomas Adams, by officer Jsnes, for assault
and battery upon Ann Adams, fined IS and
costs.
VIM. Pattison, by officer Heal, fer obstruc-
ting streers fined costs.
Thomas Forsytbe, by officer Buck for ne
glecting to show peddiers license, fined $40
and costs.
Henry Preston by officer Crothers, for dis
orderly conduct, paid costs and held in see
to keep the peace.
Charles Gallagher aud Patrick McGarvy BY
officer Heal, for disordeIly conduct, aned %
an costs each.'
Patrick Mullen and Hugh McCodem, by Off
GER Heal, for disorderly conduct, each fined 80
and costs.
Joseph Baywell by officer Shepherd, for
drunkenness, fined so cents and costs.
Timothy MeCarty, by officer Buck for ne
glecting to show psdlar's license. fined $40 and
costs.
Homes Homes ITO all who want home of
their own,-and who does not7-just consider
whether it Is not wisdom to improve perhaps
the last and only opportunity that will ever
offer free and clear Of land speculation, city
taxation or brokers' commissions, Land by
the acre, or a house lot 20 by 100 feet for $40;
or 40 by 200 feet sufficient for fine garden,
for $50; with good streets both in front and
rear, and no expense for grading; within FIVE
minutes walk Of the city, and ten minutes
ufactories. II preferred a good two story cot
tage house, all complete, except paint and pa
per, for $1,000, one-half to remain on the
property.
The property is rated at low price per
acre and unless one hundred lots are taken
with prospect of ty houses being put up
the coming summer, the land will not be
taken, but remain as it is until 1t 10 worth four
times the price now put npon it,
In order to ascertain whether there Is a suf-
6cient number of persons disposed to improve
one of the most favorable opportunities ever
offered and If entered upon will double in
value the first twelve mooths, q meeting will
be held on honday evening, the 9Th inst, at 7
o clock, at the Odd Fellows Hall, 10 decide
whether a sufficient number OF persons are
disposed to improve the best opportunity ever
offered to make for themselves Living Homes,
Al small outlay of money. J. BRows.
Nonce.-The bridge over White Clay Greek.
near Stanton, will be repaired next Monday,
md will therefore he i'rr"-.il,- - -
hat day, unless the weather should prove un-
i,,orable. In cast the weather is too dull to
work. it will be repaired the next pleasant
4ay.
Itch, Itch, Itch, Armg heh.-England's Col
den Itch Ointment will cure the worst cases Of
Army Itch. 1t contains no mercury or other
ingredients in any way Injurious to health
Those suffering from this terrible disease
should procure IL at once. Ask tor Englands
Golden Itch Ointment and take no other. l..
NJ ESoLAND, Druggist and Chemist, Whining
ION, Del. Price SO cts a box by mail 80 jazz
MeIndWs Worm Syrup.-Mrs. Holbrook, near
New Castle, says it is good. John Keegau,
Front street says it is just the thing. Thomas
4ynam, Ailltown, says it can't be beat. This
s the reputation it has every where. We have
large demand from stor ok sapers fnr it Ow.
ng to general businosS we are yet unable to
ieep up to retail sales, much less sell whole
aie. We hope 10 be able to do SO hereafter.
Liverv Stable for Rsnf.--A Livery Stable 10
French Street below Second st. One of the
most desirable situations in the city. Inquire
of Csc. W. BUsH, French Street Wharf.
The place to buy cheap dress Trimmings
Hosiery, Gloves &c, and get boys clothing cut
md made, is the new store, corner Seventh AID
King streets, also all colors of Zephyrs at as cts
IN ounce.-jan l-3mos-pd
KELLEY & ALLEN, having leased the city
mill No. 2 Brandywine, intend carrying on the
Milling business in connection with the hour,
eed and grain business at their old stand, No.
ll9 West Front street. They intend to pay
particular attention to grist work. II.
Gloves are speciality at J. P. Doughten's,
500 Market street, where one hundred and fifty |
varieties can be seen, embracing all kinds
from the finest dress kid to the heaviest buck
Or fur driving gloves
Store and Dwelling nted,-Wanted on the /
18th of next March, one house In Market street
between End and 4th streets. Good price will
be paid. Address J. NJ at this ofiice.-no2o-S
For Rsnt-The store No. 7O6 Market street. |
A case 6 feet long, suitable for a millner,
screen and desk, for sale. Apply on the prem
ises. RoBERT A. CLING. jan 20 3t*
Coal and Wood -Superior Locust Mountain.
Egg, Stove and Nut Coal, carefully screened
for sale, by George W. Bush, French street
wharf.
John q. Hadiock, having had large erpe-
rience as q Contractor and Builder, Is prepared
to contract for buildings of any kind and size.
Give him u call Jobbing promptly attended
to. Shop-Ring Street below Second. Resi-
dence--3ls East SeveSth Street, Wilmington,
Delaware. may lS-lv.
Bank Stocks, Rail Road Stocks and Bonds
bought and sold on commission by R. r. Rob
inson & Co, corner of 18th and Market streets.
Atl6urn Harness and Shoe Black. The best
Harness and Shoe Black ever used. Makes
old harness look like new and lasts twice as
long, also gives its beautiful gloss. Best thing
in the world for shoes, and makes them wear
twice as long. Price twenty-five cents a bot
tie. For sale by Benjamin Millburn l. Co., cor.
OF Eleventh aud French streets, Wilmington,
Delaware, and by druggist and shoemskers ey-
erywhers.
W. X. IL. Cause, advertise warerooms to
lei in the factory building, corner of Front and
Tasnall Streets. dec 4.am
Jaynes Family Medicines, a new and large
stock always kept and Tor sale by E. McInall.
frat National Bank, Farmers Bank and
Wilmington Coal Gas stock for sale nv StanIer