Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
LOCAL MATTERS,

BUSINESS. PERSONAL iErRLLIeEEos. 30
NJ. M. Child has sold the house Of Thos. Glow.
ard, No. 400 West Sixth Street, to Mr.. William
Head of Baltimore, for $500. He has also
sold the house OF Howard Guy, No. ol3 Jeffer-
son Street, to Augusta Blckta, for $4,000. Mr.
Child has several other very desirable proper
ties which he will sell on accommodating
| terms.
Clothes that are washed by Neoteric Soap
, manufactured by Harris & Co look white ant
clean and have no yellow tinge or disagreeabie
odor. Try it; sold by all grocers.
Mr. W. T. Stops, OF st, Georges Hundred,
has purchased a farm belonging to J. T Jenes.
Ave miles from Princess Anne, Md, containing
| 800 acres
Adam Grub of Brandywine Village has TAX
| en- out letters tesiamentary on the estate of
John Parker, late Of Bsandywine Hundred.
| VIM. Bright & Son advertise at public sale,
two very fne far ms belonging 10 Henry G. Bur-
ton, Esq near New Castle.
For scrubbing use r Isiu Soap Manufactured
| by Harris & Co, as it is II good article, weighs
a full pound, and is sold at a low figure.
VIM. Bright & Son. sold on Saturday last, IS
| lots belonging to the estate OF the late ID. U.
Wilson tsiluatpd on Church and Bennett streets,
averaging about S. per foot, and amounting in
the aggregate to So $50.
We are informed that several OF the impor-
tart leaders of the Democratic party will not
support Salisbury in the coming election
They will support the whole Democratic ticket
but him.
II you have not used Neoteric Soap, Manu-
featured by Harris 4 Co. Try one pound and
you will be convinced that il is the BEST and
most economical soap In the Market sold by
all grocers.
SUSSEX Couaty is now being thoroughly
cauvassed by the Union Party. Amongst the
speakers, who are addressing tue citizens OF
that county, in the varions Hundreds, are
Thomas Roberts, John Tumlinson, Col, Fry,
Rev. Mr.. McClary, Mr.. Swope and others
Drafts drawn on Ireland, for any AIN CUNT
and at any time. during business hours, BY
John McLear " Sea, Bankers, No. 6O7 Market st.
Wm. S. McOaulley, Esq as Trustee, sold
on Saturday LIST II lot CT ground on front
street, with frame dwel ling, 10 James Moro
row, for $3,b02. Also II lot Al feet front by
l03 feet deep, with frame dwelling in 9th street,
between Walnut and Poplar, to Reuben An
dsrson, Tor $3.50. WIN. Fl. Reynolds, auction
eer
The Centenary of American Ne lhodism, will
he celebrated in St. Pauls A. f. Church,
Odessa, Del, on next sunday the 18th inst.
Preaching in the morning, at 10y O'Clock, by
Rev Bishop Scott, D. D. Union Sabbath
School Meeting at o'clock P. NJ, exercises
Dy Rev 7. L. Poulson and others; preaching
At clock in the evening by Rev. A. 7. Scott
OF Wilmi lgtoa.
Wanted-By widow iady,a situation a.
heu.e-keeper the country preferred. Apply
ar No Ala Walnut ct oct % 81
Wantsd--A woman wishes employ msnt in
going out washing or ironing, or taking in
family washes, scrubbing, &c, Apply at NO.
536, Seventh and Pine SIS.
Found. "A purse containing small sum OF
money WAS picked up in Market last Wednes'
| day morning The owner can get 1t by CAL
| ing at this Office aud paying for advertisement
Lost--on Saturday, October 20, between and
| O'Clock, D. IN. Ladies Large Tuscan dold Breast
| Pin the style Of Double Bow Knot with setls IN
| The FL der will be literally rewarded BY returning
it to the store of John froek, NO 'oo market
| Street
..~Ju,t receive 1 some fine real Chung lace col
lars and the Real and Imitation Chung Lace ana In
| sertiop at John Il. Frock's, 7O5 Market 81
r-zSTbs bo,t make of Ladies' Kid Gloves Berlin
| Ciotb silk and other Gloves for ladies', misses and
children n low prices at John Il. Frsckf 7Oo Msr'
ket st.
| Public Notice The farm of Isaiah Stanton ,
deceased, OF 81 acres, advertised TO be sold by
me to dag Mt the ST. Georges Station, has been
stopped by one Of The hers. WA BRIsHr.
| Deceased John Price very worthy and
industrious man, who has worked for VIM. Lea
| & Sons fortwenty years, and been tueir mead
miller for over eighteen years, was taken win
| cholera on Thursday las and died on Sunday
morning He was about htty years OF age, and
leaves n wife and two children 10 mourn their
loss.
| Notice The Annual session OF the Grand
| Division Sons OF Temperance OF Delaware, Will
be held fhursiay, 26th inst, at 10 o'ciock'
NJ. in the Hall OF Wilmington Division, No. l.,
corner of Fifth and Market streets, Wilmington.
Representatives are especially invited to at
tend i, rs business of Importance relative to the
cause of Temperance and the progress OF the
| Order will be brought before the Grand Di-
vision. JAS. r. Hayes u. D.
First Premigm.-The first premium for first
class Buggies was awarded to VIM. e. Stim-
mel by the Agricultural socisty of New Cas-
tie County This IS compliment TO the taste
AID workmanship OF Mr. s. that must be high y
| gratifying 10 his many triend7, and we presume
| that he will soon have 10 enlarge his establish
.neur so % 10 make it equal to any OF those N
the larger cities. Success to MIN.
Union Uestings Senator Wilson of Mas a
cbuset.s. addressed the citizens of New Castle
last eysuing, on the political issues OF the day
| lie ia a good speaker and presents facts in su,
| A way that any honest and candid mind must
admit their for .e and conciusiveness. He will
apeak at SMYRNA, this Thursday evening
| We hope that he will have large audience.
GREAT TroHmg.--It is reported that the cee-
brated trotting horses Dexter and Patchen,
will trot at the grounds OF the Agricultural
Society, of N. Castle Co some time during the
coming week, for large purse. We presume
that the admission fee will not be less than
| fifty cents, and perhaps it may be placed as
high as 81. 1t would add to the attraction il
an additional premium were offered for anoth
er trial between Roam Aba Of this CITY, and the
gray horse Hawk of Delaware City.
Eru. Hou,es.-Mr. H. F. Dure has just com
melted the erection of two new houses at the
corner OF Ninth and West streets. They are
two stories high, With roofs in the French
style which make them really three story
| houses. the upper one being as high and as
we'll flashed in every particular as any other
mart of the buildings. They are built of beau
| iifnl brick in n Workmsnlike manner. They
ara a great improvement 10 that section OF our
CITY. The pas.ering was done by Mr.. George
| douseman, and is executed in creditable
| manner.
Badly Hurt.-on Saturday last, Mr. Hollo-
way, residing in Hedgeville, where he has a
family, was baily injured, by being crushed,
by piece OF falling timber, 1t is feared that he
| ia Injured internally. He was d soldier in the
First Delaware Regiment, aud was wounded
| at Gold Hsrbor.
| C,h Improvement In Churet Street, near
| Ninth. a row Of about twenty, two story brick
houses are now being erected. These buildings
are badly wanted. As high as two and three
families are now living together in on5 house.
This is productive OF quartels and arrests be.
fore the magistrate. Our business men should
build more small houses.
"G1man ConEreace.'-The annn al meeting
| oT The German baptist Conference OF the East