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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

REBEL GEEEBALs SELLING GRocEaIEs.-Three
OF the ls.e rebel Generals. Stewart, Forrest
aud Wright, are living iu Memphis, and APP
pear to be acting in the right spirit. Stewart
says that be cannot 60 into ecstss.es over bis
defeat, but that there is not a real soldier 10
the South who is not In fsror OF pesce and
harmony, and Of sighting the future battles Of
the Union as hercely as they fought against
the Union. The fellows who want TO hgbt
now, be says, are OF 10 accoant, for they did
not hght when they had a chauoe. Forrest 10
keeping grocery, aud is as ready to sell ba.
COZ to his co.ored customers az TO any one
else. He is perfectly reconcilsd to the cond
ion of affairs, aud heartily co-operstes With
the Union men Of Memphis. General Marx
Wright lie also keeping store, and doing lis
best to make more reputable living than be
did during the war, Toese meu are setting
good example 30 tine Southern peopIe-an
eIsmn'e tIat would be followed, it it were cot
sus asiiati1g politicians among them
whose whole ai1 seems TO be to keep ur
perpetusl strife,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

Cattle PLAeuE.-The department of State
at Washington, has received advices from our
Consul at Liverpool to the effect that the cat
tie plague is still 90 the increase, both IL Eng
land and Scotland. During the week ending
December 10th the number OF cases reported
TO hin was between seven and eight housand
The disease is most alarming aud lie causisg
The greatest anxiety and tneasiuess through
out the entire kingdom. Til Cousul also
states that sums writer's contend that it 10 a
kind Of small pox, but from his own reading
and from conversations among the people, be
is inclined to believe that the malady is not
well defined, and as yet no certain or fixed
remedy Tor its cure has he-n discovered
IarDowD IN Name, they have d curiosity
in the person Of Mr.. Daniel Mclntre. &c is
80 years old, weighs ~ pounds, has not sin.
gle grey hair 10 bis head, reads without the
aid OF glasses, and 10 able to carry 90 large
farm withou. assistance. Desid dee ell this, he
supports wife who weighs two hundred and
twenty-five pounds, and Is the father OF "a
ehildren-ll OF them still living.
aAIt Is repored that 81. Goverrov Holden,
OF North Caroline, 10 to have . foreign mis-.
sion.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
ADJOURN ED

IEubIeSb1 HAAb Httuh EBNWhOs
DY Virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court OF the
1865, will be exposed to sale ct public vendue at the
Hotel Of Benjamin c. Pearee IN the city Of Wilmington,
Wejnes lay the Eth day Of February. 1885, at 7ocoo
p M, the following described real estate, late Of Robt
McCaey, decd, to witt
certain lot OF piece Of land, situate In the City Of
Wilmington beginning at the westerly side u French
Street. at IS feet six inches broad and at the distance
Of IS feet r the north side Of Seventh St 20 feet
broad, at corner, of Ann M'Ilvanes land, thence
along said side of French Street northerly 30 feet
corner of land now of Nicholas Patterson deceased
thence thereby westerly aud parallel to seventh street
90 feet So inches Ia oil Daniel B. WoOdward's
hl thence by his land soulhery and parallel to Pronch
Street, 80 ee u Of land civilian Bright,
u enco thereby by lands OF Daniel Farra and lands
Of Ann MIlvane aforesaid, elsteily and parallel with
Seventh Street feet inches to the place Of begin
ming, be the thereof less, and having
thereon Frame Dwelling
Aud II 10 ordered that the purchaser purchasers
thereof be and appear at the Orphans Court for New
Castle County, that the Court may assign to him. her
tsem the premises sold pursuant to said order he she
they paying tho parties entitled their just and pro-
portOnats shares OF the purchase money respectively
With sufficient surety sareiies to be approved by the
urt entering lto recognzance to the be tai
mud acknowledged In said Court in penal sum, to DO
determined by the said Court with condition to pay to
the parties entitled severaly their executors admins
assigns respectively their just and proportion.
te there's of the said purchase money, with interest
from such time at the Court may determine 10 manner
iI form may by the direction Of the said Court DO
prescribed and appointed in said condition.
| Attendance will be given and terms Of sale made
knowl OF the time and pnce aforesaid by
WIN s. McCAU LEY, ESQ Trustee, NJ by his attorney.
by order of the Court, SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
Dec II, ls6b-jan ll-ts Clerk Of Orphans Court.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

FArTEnMs CAL1Ts sensible practical far.
ner told US the other day that be had often
noticed that calves would thrive better on milk
that ives not rich IN butter, than ou what was
commoply called very rich milk. That is a
fact In ecoordsnce With what W. recently sta
TED, that the nutritive elements OF milk reside
chiefly 10 the esssine. II you have COW tha,
gives particularly rich milk and enc that gives
quality poorer In butter, 1t is better 10 every
way, 10 feed the calf on the milk Of the latter
the cali Will thrive better aud you'll get more
butter, from the milk of the 6rs, COW. Macs,
PLncrtnn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

II. Mclaughlin, Justice of the Peace and Com
missioner OF Deeds, &c, for the State OF Mis-
souri,, has for sale two splendid three story brick
houses situated west OF Market 81. No /, con-
tains II rooms and the lot 81 feet 8 inches
by 80 feet deep price twenty eight thousand
dollars. No. ., 10 rooms corner lot 20 by
rs feet deep price $4,000 terms easy. I also
wait to rent 100 houses, can get hrst-rste ten
ants rents collected at 8 per cent, and the
money paid over as 5000 as collected. have
. few choice building lots for sale. HuaH No
LAuGsLn J p, Office No. 500 Sbipley street
between otb and eth, Wilmington, Dsl-de4. en-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

wlu the Philadelphia court OF Oyer and
Terminer, on Saturday, Mary Ridley was SEQ
fenced for homicide TO ls years and months
imprisonment. John Conner 10 |, years and
N 1nths, Jefferson spsnier 10 10 years and 9
months.
boy Efforts are being made to seud tohn c.
Breekiuridge TO the United ststss sspsts from
Kestucky.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
Roors AND sTooE RAIsiHs.-Tbs Canada

ReoYs AND STocx hAIsiHe.-T6s Cauaua
Farmer ssys;
at is impossible to keep stock advantageous
g., Without roots. Tbis fact, aud the fact also,
that rosts play such an important part 10 Ju-
dieious rotstion, ought to induce more stten
ton " them. Turnip culture has been pro-
uounced the sheet snchor of British agricui-
tu.s. II has wrought little snort Of u rovolu.
ton ia farming matters In the old country, and
ii will de the same here, II eau b. made
general.
Turpips do not require TO be sown until the
hurry OF spring work is over, aud thus a sea-
son OF comparative leisure may be appropria-
ted to this important crop. They are pretty
sure crop, and, on good land, highly produc-
tive and rempuerstive. In this country they
cannot, as In Britain. be ted on the ground bui
require storage. They, however, stand a con
siderable degree of cold, and keep well either
In pits or moderately well protected cellars -
ReraL,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
For tho sDslssrrs Republican.


Among the many and varied scenes of our
lnte var There was none 10 which the true |
beroism OF our mel was more clearly shown |
than in the hospital. Such Sublime patience, /
S-.svee- hop .falpess, aud ut dnchipg faith. AZ
we're here. sitnssssd IA Truly sour cup of Bit
terasss vas ues without its honey At the bot
tom. at snobie noble writer has express
sst, ia Tho blood red blossoms of war have
held their hearts OF Gre the white LILIES Of
Chr IT," cIS, SO az
IL was one thing TO storm position, with
eomrad6s elbow touenink, and the blood warm
vita enthu sissm, dancing through the veins
like ripe champagne. But 1t was- something
very dihsreat 10 lie for weeks, perhaps msnths,
on a hospital bed, sching wounds, burning
With fever, longing for home, yet seldom e.
ing . familiar tace. Who could wonde os
their hearts failed them2 Yet think ali . al
sdait that complaint was the exception, not
the rule among those truly brave men, who
having given their whole energy to . noble
cause, were willing to endure, % vel, ss labor
to wait as well AZ act.
The following little poem, picked up soma
where during the war, written by know no
whom expresses very beautifully the high
moral principle and martyrs coursge Of many
of these heroes who going calmly into tb'
dark valley, left behind them glorious mem
DRY, to be forever sabalmed Ia the hearts Of 4
TIE HOSPITAL.
aNarrow beds BY one another
White and lowl
Through them softly as in church sisles
Nurses go
For the hot lips Ice drops bring,
Gold and clear,
Or white eye-lids gently closing, ~
For the bier.
Strong men, in a moment smitter
Down from strength.
Brave men, now il anguish praying
Death at length.
90 Burns the night lamp where the watchers
BY the bed,
Write for many q loved one
"He 10 desdl"
One lies there In utter Weakness
Shattered, faint
But his brow wears calm betting
Martyred saint
And although the lips must culver,
They can smile,
As he says, "This will be over
In while"
aAs the old crusaders, weeping
In delight
Knelt when liens holy city
Rose in sight,
So l Aing aside my weapon,
From the din,
10 the quietness Of heaven
Entering in.
"Standing IN the solemn shadow
OF Gods hand,
Love of glory fading from me,
Love OF land.
thank God that he has let me
Slfike one blow
For his poor aud helpless people,
Ere l CO."
White and whittier grove the giory
On his brow.
Does he see the Towers OF Zion
Rising now7
6tasds the DOCTOR weary, hurried,
By his bed,
"Here is room for one more wounded
He is dead tSt. Helena, s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

p.s Edtiton o| Dr.. Youno . WorLs-An int.r,suns
work elyng the history Of generation for married Per.
sons ~ those about to marry. PhytIcai and Cons tu-
tionsl dsqnhlluertious Anutomicay Physiolosically
and Medically considered. Manhood, how lost, how re-
ttored-ths treatment and radical cure Of spermstorr.
h9 Wildly exhibiting awful dselosurst Of the mys.
teries Of real Life also. Dr. Young "Pockat Ascua.
rius every cne HE own hytieisu, 1t contains 100
ensravpsS and Will snabe persons to cure hsmselye
all rnyste diseasea without eNpotura For sale only by
VIM. II. Ch7dueb at hlr Medicine and variety sto q
al aning the Founsin Hotel and Museum opposite
City Spring No 2o7 W Fourth Street, Wilm ngton bel
Mailed nee 10 Part Of the Uuted sstss receipt Of
20 cents Hsrt7xf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
RHAL ISTATH,
CITY OF WILMINGTON,

CITY OF WILMINGTON,
1zA WILL be seld at Public Bale, sATURD AT
finn January 2Oth 1885, at O'clock, P H., at the
ltIllN Hotel Of John Foster Deaw are House, oppo-
site tho City Hail. the following described Real tstate
No l.-One three story brink storehouse, No. West
4ih street, (north sde between Market and shipley
streets formerly occupied by James Brown, deceeled
No 2.-One two story brick Dwelling. No. l07 East
lt0 street (norh sids between King aud French sts
No s-one three story brick Dwelling, No. 900 Hast
Eighth Street. tsouth DID, between Walnut aad vii
Ton streets.
No. 4-one three story brick Dwelling, No. eie LON
herd Street least side) between e ard Ith Streets
No 5onc two story brick D. Cling No. ol3 spruo,
street. twest tide between eth and It'll streets
Pcsst sson OF the StnAehouse will he given imm 10
iy aud II the D~eea Bonuses tho 2ah day Of March
next
CoNDITI0Ns.-Twenty per cent Of the purchase me
ney cash. The balance Of the purchase monev VI tn,
storehoue In twouy days Mt which time doei will D
given Tue balance Of the purchase money Of the Dwell
| 'ug Houses ON or before the Goth ef March next.
| ny order ri the htirs Of Jamss Brown. deceased.
| LkwIo W. sTIDHAM, Auotioutsr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

THE MiJes cov.-so far srou trying TO see
hew little food We ca, subslsu mich COW on
tbs object should be to see how much we can
make her est The COW should be- regarded
as a machine for the masufacturs of milk
Feed therefore % as to sharpen the 'rnetits
of the animal, and induce her to "a. more
freely.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

DONATION TO WASHINGTON COLLEGE "A
handsome donation of ten thousand dollars has
been made towards the endowment Of a aev
chair in Washington (va.) College, by Cru.
q. Mccormick, Eco, native OF Virginia, but
now a resident of New York. The only con.
dition accompanying the gift was, that the do
nor reserve TO himself the privilege of fully
endowing one chair in the college-a privilege
which the board readily grauted-givlng it the
title OF the Mccormick Professors hip of Ex.
detrimental Philosophy and Practical Mechan
eesU
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

IL The subscriber will tier at Public Sale, on
fSSrsA THURSDAY, the lat day Of February, at two
Heal O'Clock. y. Mt the Hotel Of MOI rs Dickinson,
KILN Wilmington, about twenty six aces o.
land with u Store House with Ave rooms with frame
and other ont bndibgs. the road running from
Mill Creek to Loves Meeting House, bounded by lands
of John Gregg md Others, said land Is Of excellent
quality, and well waeTed with fruit Of various xmas
JAMES WALKER.
L. STIDHAM Aurt In lb-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

Hembold Buehu-a large supply, and 50 ling
at lowest market pr!cesi sold wboles ale or re-
tail At y. McInsli's, Dug mart.
nAs 1t lie nov reported that the chances OF
Suffrage being oonfsrfs % the ueeross Of the
District of Oolunbis are improbable More
than 40 members OF the lower House intend
10 make speeches on the bill
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
TAKE NOTICE.

kAkMEhs and DEALERS In FERTILIZERS will
please take notc' that have ad1ltei the follow.
aIAoe MARK q protect ourselves and prevent those
sho uss our RAW BONE SUPER 'PHOspU ATE from
pers evce,ved when purchasing nAuures.
nsyo lem obliged 70 give thio protection to our
uNom crs 70 consequence Of several parties having un
swnlly used our distinctive name, Wis Raw Bone" 10
o1eng th.ir art 10 10 the public 1hs Trade Marx 10
sdopted IN sddition 10 the title Raw Bopep which IL
our exclusive pr perry and caution eli manuactur-
ers from using In future would state TO The trade
aud consumers th.t they will nud to their Interest TO
see that tho Trade Mark" upon every bag and bar
rel they purchase, Us none other is genuine
-. fHa' .'- BAUGH RONa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
FOR SALE.
a REAuTIEIIl CQIINTRY SEAT

About AZ miles from Wilmington, the
- Wilmington and New Castle road. The house
Nll0 is Just Finished contains arst floor PArior,
lllRR Drawing Room, Dining Room, and Kitchen; On
The second hoor fine large Ohsmbers this third floor,
4 Chambers, &c The house 10 we'll ventilated with fine
hell, feet wids the first and second stories The
building is Of the modern cottage style has splen did
vew Of the River and surrounding country No expense
has been spared to make II complete There Ia some or
acres the lot where house stands aud II the pur
chaser DESIRES there could be obtained several
the opposite side Of the road There sabling for four
b and two more 10 desired. The Carriage
House will hold two three ca rriages.
It Ia deemed unnecessary add any person
Who may want to buy view tho property for them
| selves. d. HICKS,
Aco1d-p Wilmington, Delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

~ WILL be sold at Pubiio sale, S,.uuA
n on the farm in christians Hun
Nldred, near oentrsville, on Mon :"
-NCr.A>tAy, the 5th day Of February, --AA@2-
1856 at Y o'clock. NJ, the following personal Property
Two good horses, Ave Mich Cows, ono yoke Of Oxen
PIGS cart yoke and chsi Dearborn and HMnsss
Ebay Beds, horse power Threshing Machine, Moving
Machine, Grain Drill, Grain Fan, Hay Fork, Plows.
Harrow Cutivators Forks, shovos Spades, drubbine
tlea, Moving seyhes. Grain Chest, Gov Chains and
lot blacksmith fools, suehas Ahvil, Bellows, Haul
ng VI dhuro, Milk Pans. Butter Tab apd Cream Caus
ith variety Of other articles. - Terms at Bale
es BENJAMIN SEAL,
I'm ~ WIN. p. SEAL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
FOR SALE.

- A FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Nlim ACRES In Appoquinimnk Hundred, New Castle
ullR- County AZ miles rom Townsend Station, Del.
harssd and wing upon nayiseels watsrIirom thirty
$50 For further particulars apply adore,
MAyll.N DAVID s. YARDLEY, poyar, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
W o. 1ihtbei SIebiuent
Wilmington, Jan. 8, 1855.

The following ger:'H men were elected Di.
rsctors TO serve the nsuing year .--Wn. s.
Hilles, Joseph Tatnail Samuel Hsrlan, Edward
Bolts, Joshua T. Heald, Lea Pussy, James
Bradford, Job b. Jackson sad Francis Barry.
CHAs. W. Rowland, Sec'y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
Business Stand for sale.

~ very vaIuab1e guam Depot and Store stand Tor
No. Bale, wit lease OF the wharf and buildings at
-etA low rent This is Of the very best stands In
New Cattle County, and Ia doing large aud pro
ntable business eau DO shown to aay person wanting
purchase that the business will be double the next
year This 10 hrst opening for any who wishes
" engage In good buiuess, For further INFORMATION
Apply to WIN BRIGHT
oc3O.tff Wilminxton Il
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

9-l.ls announced In Georgia aud Ala
ban ths. the Government will give rstions
during this vistsr to eli destitute families.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

ssssSds WE have two very nice little Frame Houses
nnElH for sale, No. and Robinson Street. Posses.
NJ, slon given the 25th of March next.
GA WM. BRIGHT BON,
Real Estate Dealers
ian lb-3t Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

VHE bA HE
- Amodern built three story brick house, situa-
MY ted on Walnut stree, below Third, No. z3S Lot
q feet front ming back 100 fset with good
Dining room and Kitchen on the 6rst aonr; three
ebamsers, bath room, and Sirls room en- the secsnd
hoer and two rooms the third door. 1t IL supplied
with gas, with water In yard and kitchen. 1t is well
pspered and In good condition. Terms reascnsb
dec l4-tf Apply to O. y. JOHNSON. ais Market st.
FOR SALE.
N.yaa We have for Sale Abeautiful Two Story Frame
mVX Dwelling House. 20 by 80 feet, with back
lI building Is by % feet, the House Is In fine or
49, der aud has i rooms with cellar under main
building The lot IL 90 by So feet, with Stable it,
1t IL situated In Delaware city, and the location
Of the very bes being the Corner Of Second and Cn
ton Streets The property Is now occupied by W. G.
Robertson Esq We will sell L bargain applied Tor
soon. Possession given on the 25th Of March next.
WIN. BRIGHT SON,
Real Estate Dealers
Jan 15-4t Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
FOR SALE.

SE3y2S A very desirable country residence, miles
W from Wilmington. In Mill Creek HID, with 10
VIII an some psrches, OF highly improved
49, lard siiultion beautiful and healthy, house
nearly new, large and modern built water pure and
abundant, with Barn. Carriage HsuHe Corn Crib, 6o.-
Also small Wooden Fastory set Of machinery and all
the Dying, feting ard Finishing apparatus in fair
der and In successful operation Large durable tenant
house. spring house, weave chop, garden &c. II not
Hod by the frst Of March, the house and land will be Tor
rent THOMAS W0RkELL,
500 Tatnall Street,
jan lb-l2t~ wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
PURLIO RALE.


m THE tubscrib,r offers tho following rs zEK
0SAA personal property for sale, at his arm kkNs
A1I ON the Wilmington aud New Castle M.Q
road two miles from Wilmington, on THUR1HAY, the
18Th dav Of January, 1856, Safe to commence ct II
O'clock NJ Tvogood work Mares, eight years old, they
are good drivers IN any kind of harness; Bay Colt.
cbming four years DID, we'll broke TO harness. pleasant
Mich Toys, win be fissh BY dsy (lo IL yonng Asfsr
coming three years 1Iefer Calf shoat Pigs 800 lbs
Pitkled Pork, Endless Chain Threading MAohing,
Meliick Quick patent tons superior Upland Timothy
hey, tons superior Upland Glover Hay, Mowino Ma
chine Woods patent In good order light Germs ntowu
Waron, in good order Family Carriage, York No
Top Wagons sci Wagon Harness, Get Light Harness,
Plough, No. Moore Plough, SGT Double HArrows, Q
Cultivatcrs, Cutting Bcx, Grain Fan, Revolving
Horse Rake, | Work Bench, shovels, Spades, Forks,
GrindstuDe Grain Crsde, Brier Soyths, &C. &c. Poa
toes, Cabbage, Turnips.
Terms mrde known Of sale.
N. B-Persons In want Of superior Mich Cows, will
JoskpH LeYEvRE.
VIM. H. REYNOLDS, Anctionser. Jan II.ts
Public Sale,
"a WILL be sold at Public Sale. en- the promises
III HID, New lsste Co., on THURSDAY, thn Isl
day Of February. 1866, Mt o'clock p NJ. the proper
OF j. Williams.
No /. House, from thug 80 feet IN Main st., Lo
90 feet 'front.' runuug 100 feet bar containing IL
On Lot No. l is Barn With four stalls and Mangera
| with entry and Carriage House attached.
No 2. House Is tet Front Main street, Hot u
feet 'front.' running 100 feet back, containing Eve
| Il Conditions at sale. THOMAS BROOKS
VIM. @. CAULK,
| JAMES A. LEE,
MARY A. CLARK,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
NOTICE.
A RARE CHANCE
FOR A
G GOD BUSINESS,

In ericr to close our husiuess We offer the
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
LA Fronting en- West Street, Tatnaii Street Del
aware Avenue and Eleventh Street. decided.
ly the most desirable situ alton for priynte re-
ssss sciences offered for sale 10 the civ Ibs
Gl nelghhorhood is rapidly improving with the
best ela-s Of buildings and property 10 ensDcing p
value rapidly
The passenger pas, tbs property every fsv min
utes.
We of ~ together with the lot Of ground our wall s.
ectrd stock Of SEASONED LUMBER, u large BRICK
STABLE, and OFFICE with the furniture, HCRsEs
WAGONS, &c, &c. THIS stand has beeu n ,ery success
ul Que aud la view Of the many improvements 10 con
temptation In this neighborhood makes It very desra,
Bile for any Que wishing 10 ensnge 10 this business.
Also, large odd valuable sK1CK BASH FACTORY
and PLANINU MILL 1T iIted Oh Front street between
Jnyr on aud Madison ct eets, 80 foot Oh front s,rsa
running through ~ Praublin street Ito feet With
Twenty Five Horse Poser Englue, in god order Thls
John Walker, Jr.. aud others
Also, three THREE STORY and thrss TWO STORY
BRICK noUsEsiu Brandy wiue Village, near Lammctts
faclOfy.
We have sls, large number Of e5oles Building Lot,
10 eEunt plttu Of thu city. These properties ars OF
ed fOf sl III order 80 cote W busncss end viii
therefore be sod At reasonable figures.
jan l-2m CRAIG TATNALL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
Carriage Factory for Sale or Rent

.nsc4k That large and commodous establishment,
ttiM situate near the South end Of the Wilmington
I'M Bridge, formerly occupied by A. slaglor Co.,
As@Fr comprising with the ground enclosed,
q 1870 feet fronting the public rad and $50 feet back
Also a lot Of ground edJoniug the above iu the ug
and northern side extending west to II. H. Cos, as
about 322 feet and northrly the River bank q FEET
on which 1t has VIII .rrny front OF LAT feet Joining
land sod to j. NJ PEoPLLs co with right OF way out
to the public toad CHARLES CANDY,
nov Sun 81 West Street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
FOR SALE,

shsz1Rr very desirable Two Story Frame Residence
N, IN the Village of 81. Georges, Del, with Stable,
I'M Carriage House, and about u Of acre OF
ground attached The Buildings are all new,
and In excellent condition. Price $4,000.
TEhMs-Ons half cash, the ballnnce 10 remain the
Apply to CHARLES Y. STRONGER,
Ian l.2 Qaorges Del