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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOVu GStAC Fo6lSs %
SAN FRANCESCA 18th, ship Nicholas Biddle
NEW oRLEANs-Below sth, ships Martha Cobb
Butler, from Boston; Lammergier. Wilson, from Liv
~, MoBiLEIAr 10th, sch Navigator, Weeks, from
sAYANNAH-Ar 10th inst, brig Ocean Wave, Bar.
CID 1oth. sch saml Fish, Davis, New York.
Ar 18th, brig Matthews, Lowe New York, sch.
Georgia, Mcdonald, Camden; Izetta, Lttlefeld, I'm
GA 1871, brig chas Wesley, Ford, St JagO.
New York. Rising Sun, Jones, Boston.
Sid 18th, xbarque David Nichols, Coombs, George.
town Sc Brigs Trindelen. Haskell, and Elliott
Ray, do; sch Sarah Fish, Barter, wilmington =
PORT ROYAL Scar 8th sch Geo Gilman, Par.
rift Passamaquoddy land cid 10th for Charleston.)
BALTIMoRE-Ar 18th, sch Mary s Lunt, from
EXTRAORDINARILY 10th, brig A Cattell
Watson, Key West.
Cid nth, brig Dillingham;, Mudgett, for Glen.
New YoRK-Ar 18th, ship Galatea, Cook sar
Francisco; brig Houston, French, Matanzas: sci
Ocean Belle, Emery, Turks Island.
pool; ships w Stetson, Hurlbut, Liverpool; JOIN
Bunyan, Carver, Matanzas; barque Oak Ridge, CHM
Havana: brigs Mary Laid. Ellis, Bordeaux; W 4
Bishop, Ellis, Apalachicola; Statesman, Nickerson
AT 18TH briggs Giles LOring, Souie, Matanzas; Ale,
Nichols, Rosebrook, Mobile. III :. =
Cid 18th, sch Prudence Co0mbs. Savannah.
Ar 10Th, ship American Congress, Woodward, from
PROvIDENCE-Below 18th, schs Mary, Sawyer
Alligator, Collins, and Sarah Wooster, Leland, from
NEWP6RT-Ar tsth, Sch Grapeshot, Abbott, from
Providence for Baltimore. .f,
Sid 10TH sch Nicola.
In port 18th, brig Peerless, (Br) Bonhof, Matanza
for Portland; schs. Mariel Gilpatrick Saco for New
Haven; White Swan, from Providence for Galveston
Isis. Harding. Fall River for New York; Brilliant
Carter, Providence for New York Magnolia Hard
ing, do for Philadelphia; Com Kearney, Roberts
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar 18th, sch Ira Bliss. Bragg
Savannah via New York for Portsmouth - %
Ar 18th, earque Eliza A Cochrane, Rice, Nevasss
for Woods Hole. ~. t~ n 4 t,
BOSTON-Ar 18th, barque Ada G York, Davis
Key West 23d ult schs Convoy, Merrill, Fortres,
Monroe; A NJ Chadwick, Cain, Philadelphia.
Cid 18th, brig Isabella Jewett, Smith, Havana; sci
Balloon, Clay Frankfort. 80
Ar 18th, ships Black Hawk, Crowell, San Francisco
Orion, Whitney, do; Marcia Day, Chase, ,NOrleans
OILS, Blanchard, Galveston: briggs Jacinto Simpson
CienfuegOs; Colson, Perry, do; Scotland Rose
New Orleans; Mary G Ma, liner, Mariner do; Nath
Stevens, Saunders, Wilmington; Itaska, Reed Phil.
adelphia; schs Maria Hall, Kelley, from Mobile;
Knowles, Knowles, Addison. y 5fAK\GEN'fN-
Ar 18th barques Oak, Russell, Trinidad; Trinity
HartZ, Mobile; Lemuel, Wilson, Messina.
SALEM-Ar 18th, sch D Griffin, HaIlett, from
New York.
Sid 18th, brig Frontier, Lttleneld, from Portland
for New York. ea 'tt'it Z l3'NL t3.ITI
GLoUCEsTER-Ar 18th, schs Redington. GREGG.
ry, New York for Portsmouth; Ellen Forester, War.
rem, Portland for Georgetown DC; Union. Card
Rockland for New York; Sarah, Gray, Boston fol
Frankfort. ..S! lta Ehl7l9sff
Portland. 80 $500
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Barber Shop for Sale Cbeap.

DarUer SHOP Tor Sale Cheap,
If applied for soon. Doing good business. Rent
low and the best stand in Portland. The proprietor
being about to engage in another business.
I Address, for three weeks, e. I'D sbszs.s &
fe6eod3wsN BARBER. Box POOL Portland, Me.
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SPOKEN.

Dec 49, lat % o. S, lon 60 20 w, ship Ceres, Hum
phrey, from Callao for England
a. NO date of Cape Antonio, barque M Stetson,
ffom CientuegOs fsr Boston.
xfso TO- SW of Charleston IS miles, sch Stephen g
mart, from New York for Charleston,
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MARINE N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

-ft .ea Monday. February 19.
ARRIVED. t..l 4t
Sch Louisa, Mayo Boston.
Sch Bounding Billow, Craig, Georges Banks, with
loss of anchor and chain.
Sch Ellen Francis, Merry, Georges Banks with
$4,000 lbs fish, ----@
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gDr. Tibbctts, Physiological Hair Re.
generatSF. This article is unequaled in INTERN
SIC MERIT. apI,if:t IN. f.-q 1888 ~. 80
1t will not soil the finest fabric. , - =
Is neat clean, and highly perfumed. 800.
1t will positively restore the whitest or grayest hair
to its original color. - ..s..-.....,, -.
viii purify the head from humors and dandruff.
As q dressing is bewitchingly desirable.
Every bottle Is warranted or money refunded.
TEBBETTS BROTHERS, Proprietors, Manches-
Sold by W. w. wHIPPLE and WE. PHILLIPS,
Portland and by all Druggists. ja22sN3m*
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Tuesday Morning, February 90, 1866.
PORTLAND And VICINITY.

= -
"a advertisers rW benefit themselves, as tcelias
u.s. BY sending in their Advertisements
at an early hour iR the day.
New Advertisements To-Day
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. E. Moseley 81 Co,-Bostan
Caucus-Westbrook.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Observation-Disclosures Hail.
--a. AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sales-E. NJ. Patten.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN
Accidental Insurance Co-Foye, Coffin & Swan.
Dssolution-A. p Morgan q Co.
Wanted-Carriage Smith, ..I.
Wanted-Board.
Sewing Machines-W. s. Dyer. -
Silk Hats-Harris. ~ f-.H .
Molasses-H. /. Robinson ,.l.lsrH l.l..l...
Molasses-Geo. S. Hunt.
Mood-Edwin B. Cox. +.r ID ..-..s ..Y ...-.. 60
y Wanted-Agents. Nr..lsr.., ... ...... I. 10 ....
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4HABEAs CORPUS CASE - Yesterday, in
pursuance of writ of habeas corpus, issued
by Judge Ware, of the United States District
Court, the six men concerned in the larceny
of sugar from the United States bonded ware
house, and who had been committed to Jail
for their appearance at the Supreme Judicial
Court, were placed in custody of the United
States authorities, and were delivered over to
United States Commissioner VIM. Fl. Clifford,
Esq, before whom they will have an examin-
alton, and until which they were remanded to
Jail. ~ 81. -.. ...
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LEvEE.-The Levee given by the Sumner
Street Sabbath School last evening, was a
handsome affair, and was well attended, tax
ing into consideration the storm The speak,
ing was good, and the singing sweet, and eve
rything was carried out in exceeding good
style and with much taste.
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Wanted.
= Medical Boards ~
For the Examination Of Candidates for Ad.
Surgeons.

BOARDS Of Medical Officers will convene at the
ID Naval Hospital, Chelsea, Mass Naval Hospital,
Brooklyn, N. Z, and Naval Asylum, Philadelphia,
Pa, on MONDAY, March ~, 1886, tor the examina-
Corps of the Navy. ---'------
Gentlemen DESTROYS of appearing before either
r,tary of the Navy, or to the undersigned, stating
residence place and date of birth, and before which
Board they desire to present themselves. Applica-
ton 70 be accompanied by respectable testimonials Of
character. e.v --.4-..
Candidates must not be less than twenty-one, nor
more than twenty-six years Of age. .e'7 f
No expense Is allowed by the Government to can
didates attending the sessions of the Board, as a
successful examination is legal prerequisite for
appointment in the Navy. -l-lt1..s
p. j. HORWITZ,
.sst Chief of Bureau.
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery,)
Navy Department, 5 t1-.-Te
-s... Washington, d. c.. s.ge-1 ..s.,...
Feb 19-M,W&F, till marie ~
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SPECLAL NOTICES.
For Sale.

Business that will pay larger per cent. of profit
on the amount invested than any offered in this
city. Applyt to DANIEL CAREY,
b No. 80 Federal st.
1 POrtland,Fep. IA. IBnoi3ausS dlv+f ]
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That Cough
CAN BE CURED by going down to No. 1 S MIDI
die Street, and getting Bottle of y.
% ye,1 DIR. BASCOMB'S 'o isHomi
Cough and Group Syrup,
And taking according to directions. -.i}
Jsn 18-sNd2mos ii'-e u. - 7't
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FOREIGN PORTS.

-ar.
At Greenock 3Oth ult ship Statesman, Pendleton
for Shanghai.
! At Nevassa 25th ult, brig c Clary, Bryant, 70,
New York, ldg; sch Yankee Blade, COMBS, for do
At Barbados LIST inst, brig Milwaukee, Brown, fin
New York, disg. HI,
Ar at Trinidad Sd inst, brig L M Merritt, Berry
Boston. ~. 49, -
Weeks, New York. -
Ar at Havana 10th inst, barque Sharpsbure. STA.
pies, Cardiff; brig Stockton, Griffin, Liverpool.
Ar at do 9Th inst, brig Snow Bird, (Br) Bacon from
Portland. 777 80
Cid 10th, barque LW Rich. Parsons, Cienfue COS
brig Moonlight. Small, Cardenas, land sailed 11th.)
Sid 10th, brigs Timothy Field, and Walter Howes,
for Cardenas; sch Mary Catarine. tor lSagua; 11th
brig Almon Rowell, Morton, Key West.
Chartered-Barque Lorana. Remedies and North
of Hatteras, 700 hhds sugar, at SO each. 47ti 40
Ar at Matanzas 9Th inst, barque A Barker, Kilby
New York; brigs Abby Ellen, Patterson, Portland
ABBY Watson, Watson, Wilmington. q
Sid I'd, brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, Portland
sch Kate Carlton, Bowdoin, Boston; It'll, brig q
Crowley, Drisko, Falmouth e.
Ar at Cardenas 9Th inst brig Frank Allen, Mer-
r1ll, Havana; It'll, barque Winsow Davis, Portland
brig Nevins, (Brl Stanwood, Sierra Morena land
sailed TN Tor Portland.) f G s,tsd '.f.
Sid 9Th, brig d o Cashier, Schwartz New York ;
sen Ella Fish: =, Philadelphia; It'll, brig Robin
Ar at St John NIB 1ath inst, sch Island Belle, Lake
Portland. ~' 49,
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7a- lPer City Of London, at New York; nv
Cid at Liverpool Both ult, Zephyr, West, New Or
In the river 30th, st Louis, Ballard for Calcutta
Ar at London 30th, Union, Palmer New York,
and ent out for do); 31st, Southern Chief Higgins
Sid i'm Dover Both, City OF Bangor, Williams, for
Sid fm Cardiff 2sth, Assyra, Delano, Rio Janeiro.
Liverpool for New Orleans
Sid finn Palermo 18th ult, Mira, Dix, for NYork.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.
: WestbrOOk

The Union voters Of Westbrook are requested to
meet at Brackets Hall, Saccarappa, on SATUR-
DAY, February oath, at p o'clock P. NJ to nomi-
nate town officers and make other arrangements for
spring election. j1J0J 21SQh
Per Order of Town CommittAe q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

DovkR, JANUARY 10, 1866
Pursuant to adjournment both Houses were
10 session to- day.
Petitions were received and read ask ing an
increase of the salaries Of the Judiciary.
Petitions were received and read In relation
to opening several new roads 10 Kent aud Sns.
sex counties.
The Senate adopted a joint resolution to
adjourn next Friday sine die, and on the reso.
luton being brought to the House Il was laid
on the table for the present.
Notice was givsu In the House of the intro.
duction Of a bill to charter a railroad runuiuR
from New York via Lewes to Norfolk, Va.
The Senate indefinitely postponed tho reso-
luton OF the House granting no divorce bills
during the present session. So the field Ia
now open, and at least a half dozen petitions
were read and referred to to the committee on
Divorces.
Bills on the following subjects were intro
duced1n the House and received their fret
reading; -.
To provide for the sppoiutment of Notaries
Public in the National Banks.
To give the City Council of Wilmington
power to regulate the lanes and alleys 10 the
city
To give the City Council additional power in
relation to the drainage of the city:
To amend the Charter of tho Kent County
Railroad 30 as to allow them to tap the Della
ware Railroad any place between Middletown
and Smyrna.
The Speaker of the House announced the
following committees committee on so much
OF the Governors Message as refers to the To-
Grease OF the salaries of the Treasurer and
Auditor Of the State, Aessrs. Harrington, Pax
son and Stuart On SO much OF the Message
as refers to to change of the criminal code
so far as 1t is applicable TO Negroes, Messrs.
Fowler, Causey and Alderdice.
During the afternoon session. Mr.. Allderdior
introduced Joint resolutions providing for the
preservation of some record OF the names and
services OF the men who comp Osed the military
organizations of this State, who were 10 th .
service Of the United States during the late re-
bellion. These resolutions will no doubt come
up for actiob at an early dav, and the Legisa :
adoption.
Several notices of new bills on a variety Of
topics were given.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
SI,OOU,DOO
FOR ONE DOLLAR.

which they need not pay until it isknown What Is dra8n
and its value
THE AMERICAN JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION calls
your attention to The fact vi its being the largest and
most popular Jewellery Association la the United States
The business is aud always has been conducted in tn,
most oaneid and honorable manner. our rapid, in.
cTeasng trade 10 guarantee OF tho appreciation VI
our patrons Tor this method OF obtaining rich elegant
and costly goods Tie sudden termination Of the late
war has eau sell the failure Vi large number Of houses
At Nassau, N. p who xtensNe, epsaged in
ming steamers through the blccksIed ports ubiginx
them to II their goods Mt ,cea sacrifice in some id
stance less than ons-icurh the Of mznufacturnR
We rave lately purchased ycly largely OF these Bank
rupt uOods at such extremely low prices that
AFFORD to send away Finer Goods und give better chances
g draw the more valuable prizes than other este
lishmeht doing snilsr business Our aim Is t. please,
and We respectfully solicit yunr patronage,
confident VI giving tho utmost satisfaction. During the
past year va have forwarded number Of the inost val
liable prizes 70 all pert. Of the country Those who pa
treuiIs US Will receive thu fuil value Uf their
10 article on our list ID wsh less than une Dollar
TAIL aud there Blanks: Parties dealing with
may depend on having prompt rrturus and tho article
dTawn Viii be Immediately rent to Any address by return
mail or express.
The following psl.i-s have reecutl, drawn valuable
pIiEss from the Anne lean Jewellers Ass1eia sud
lave KIN lily allowed the use OF Their
Charles J. Hunter, Esq, Teasnry Department wash
lugten D, O.. Piano, value $3.50 Miss Anna a. Yates
81 ST. Marks Places n. Y, Sowing Machine, value 90
Rrisosa, l. L. Henson u = Vols, Nashy.lle Fem,
street, Harrisburg, Pa Sewing Machine, value $40 ;
Aeut-colonel Wa ter ShItteudtn Quare'matter Louis
Vile. KY, Gold Watch value, 1850 WIN. s. Hainss, 47
King 81, Charleston, s. C, Silver Watch vslus $50
Alexander John 'on, Eco, Editor ln,iskdtsur Pioneer
Euska,rur. Mum. LAdiss EnAmeled Watch. value $50
Samuel Lee ESQ, President Colorado snd Red Bank
Miding Comp my, San Francisco. Cal Mecdoon, value
500; Aaron Long, Esq Principal Ekhsrt Collegiate
NJ. Long-tiest Montgomery, Ala Nude Box value SIS
Rev, lssae Van DUIsr, Albany, \ l.. Gold Lined Din
ing Set, value $50 Miss C,tIn Luengner, Dayton OHIO
Panotorte value fi0o, aud DlamJ ld Pin value Sl75.
Many names could be placed on the List, but va pub
Sh without permission. oar patrons are de.
sired to send United States Currency when it is eOnyen
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

No All Government employees at Fortress
Monroe, formerly connected with the rebel
service, have been discharged, for tear of their
aiding the plot to secure Jefferson Davis es-
cape.
~ Letters from Paris say the French EN-
peror 10 anxious to Withdraw his troops from
Mexico BY May, II he can do SO without appear
lag to act under menace.
N. Chill has authorized privateerng agains,
Spanish commerce, and instructions have been
issued by the CHILEAN Government to regulate
privatesrs.
~ Captain Peabody, OF the ship Nsptu us
charged with cruelty to his passengers, has
been held in $2s 500 bail in New York.
~ The Florida Senate has ratified the Con
stitutionsl Amendment, abolishing slavery
yeas SO, naysl.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

Mk. EDITOR My remarks upon the subject
Of "Human Electricity" in your paper OF last
week, to certain extent held the lecturer re-
sponsible for the development OF the test
therein described.
The lecturer has taken exception to tins and
proves, by several gentlemen, present at his
lecture, that he there expressly stated he would
not hold himself responsible for the success or
failure OF the experiment in "ietter writing =
being unacquainted with the medium who un
dertook it.
1t seems misunderstood him, and, as dc
not wish to be considered unjust, make this
explanation to put matters straight on the rec
ord. W pEARsoN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
Great Bargains,

The Season, is now at its height and Before ii
commences to decline We think II best to offer our
large stock at reduced rates. So persons still in
want of any kind of Boot' and Shoes, will find a
large and well se-eosd stock at the old stand No.
West Second Street 1t seems hardly necessary tn
go Tito particulars regards the goods and prices
but will say that those who come will not be dis
appointed in either. We would call the attention
OF the ladies to assortment of Balmorals Skat-
ing boets, &c, and the attention of Gentlemen to
ane Calf Boot. double soed calf, Gum bottom
boot warranted water proof We now have one Of
the best assortment Of goods to be found in this
city Call and examine. b. f. CHALFANr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
For the Delaware Republican
THE GoyRRNORSHIp,

Ma. EDITOR Having noticed in your pa
per, a few days ago, two gentlemen named in
connection with the Union nomination fol
Governor, | write, with your permission TO
suggest James Riddle as a candidate. He ID
possessed OF large experience in business, is a
capital speaker, a firm and unwaveriug Union
ist and highly popular. do not know of any
one that will command more votes, and be-
lieve that his nomination would be equivalent
TO an election. s.
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AindIing Wood O6oaO.

THB Brsndywtas stays MIL 10 In null operation again
and 70 turning out daily large quAAtuss of refuse
kinds We have me shsApsst In Market we have seven
different kinds fei Sale yH-styers (aii sAk) three
cornered stuH tasS OAK Coon Rode kiln dried Poplz
IN bundles. etays Cuttings Bark and Oak Gerd Wood
which viii deliver TO any part Of the City short
noties.
orders ion ct Nsssrs Aikis Aliens Grocery Store
Corner Fourth asd Market sts, RAbert McIntlre sci
Second st.. or at the stAvs MIL will be pune uaiy at
Tended to. RAY, Spies co, Propristurs OF
ian 4Sm ywlpe StaSs Mills
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=. JOHN s. ROW BorHAN. alias oaxAp

JOHN has still 90 hand large stock of Dry
foods, Trimmings, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes,
Under Shirts and Drawers, Crockery, Glass
Ware, Floor and Table oil Cloths, Tin Ware,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Coal Oil and Coal
Oil Lamps, Bucket and Brooms, Soap and To-
esceo, and large stock of desirable goods toe
Numerous To- mention. Give him a call, and
examine fov yourselves, at his old stand 500
Market Street. Open from A. M, until
T. N. Aishler's Herb Biitsrs by the quart or
hntlle
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DOGS.

section lat. Asy person persons owning OF harbOt
Ing Dog unregitered at any time alter the r~ruteth
day 81 Jsnuary Of each year sha H. upon ,icon for
felt and pay nne Of f1vs Dollars fof every Male DOG,
and f1r Female Dos Ten Dollars onehaf Of said
ne for tho Of the arson lodging Information, and
the Other half for the the Mayor and Cornell Of
Wilmington. WESLEY TALLhs,
City Treasurer.
~ oncs hours from A \, to P. u. Isa Saw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

Mr.. EDITOR Will you inform the public
whether the council have made any appropri-
alton of the fund left by the late j. r. Lati-
mer for the poor Of this city.
Even If the interest has not yet accumulated
TO the full amount of a years intereat, the
Council might appropriate the amount in adj
vance. Now Is the time. The poor will hardly
need wood and coal Hext July, neither will
great expectations" keep people warm or boil
the kettle. ZERO.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

TIE GOVERNOR MEssAsE.-Gov. Salisbury
appears to be welded to the doctrine of South
ern rights and negro slavery, There 10 not
one word Of condemnation OF the rebels 10 his
message, indeed he seekssto palliate their
course by intimating that the opponents of
slavery are responsible for all the evils the
country suffered the past four years. He has
not learned any thing from the events which
have TRANSFERRED. While acquiescing in the
existing state of things, he deplor-s 1t and
seems to think that it would,have been better
had the former usages and customs ontinued.
He finds much fault with the Union men for
acts which were deemed necessary to suppress
rebellion complains of the course of Congress
In specifying the qualifications for mem-
bers OF said bony, and thinks 1t terrible thing
that the late rebels should be prohibited from
exercising a. once all the rights OF loyal citi-
sens. The extension of the right of suffrage
to negroes he psthetically .deplorss, and inti-
mates that those who advocate IL are actuated
by desire to engendsr strife aud bloodshed
between the races. He appears to belong to
the clans which never repadste an error, close
their eyes to the logic of passing events, and
hold fast to the heresies and dogmas of a past
generation.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

Beet sold at $ls a si7 90 par 100 pounds for CON
non 10 extra quality
oows-$Al 90 So for spriuEers. and s4s to $Ies
for nilch cows
Aoss-elsa Sl4.so per 100 pounds. As to quality
Sheep Fat Sheep sold for 7 to ~ cents; Stoch
Sheep 8 50 TO y % sasA.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

For Rsnt-Two good second story rooms
now occupied by G. S & s s Grubh. Apply
TO 7. Y. psNonMAaDIr, 800 Market st.
0topes are speciality at J. P. Doughten's
bes Market street, where one hundred and fifty
varieties can be seen, embracing all kinds
from the finest dress kid to the heaviest bucl
or fur driving gloves.
Wksrs car ! get GOOD picture the cheapest -
Why a Sections Of COURSE any will tell you tn,
pisss, 80 harkst*l Wilmington, Del. dso35 SIN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

EB Gen. GRAFT gives it as his opinion that
II Is not desirable at present TO remove the U.
s. troops from States lately in rebellion, nor
wise to put arms into the hands of the militia
as method to be relied upon to restore
tranquility to the South. Counsel from such
a source will probably be needed.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
BATCHELOR' HAIR DYE.

T1RR ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
l. The oaiy true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless,
reliable aud instantaneous. Produces Immediately q
sPsniid Black natural Brown, without ipjuring tho
hair skiu. Remedies the III Effects Of bad dyes Sold
By all Druggists. The genuine Ia signed WILLIAM A.
BAromLoR. Also,
REoREKRATINo EXTRACT oP MILLEPLRURs,
For Restoring aud Identifying the Hair.
Auga.iy CHARLRs BATCHELoR Nav YoRH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
EVENING SCHOOLS.

Young Men who ars engaged through th. day. eau 40
9ulrs a thorough knowledge Of BOOK KEEPING and
BUsfNESsby attending Evenings only. studeuis osn
enter at any time. Diplomas awarded sAtisfacto
examination.
For further partleuls pea.e call ct College Rooms
or address BRYANT, bfRATrON KIMBERLY
ian Ism ph,ladalnhi.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

Meeting Of the Trustees Of the Poor OF New Castle
n County. will be held at the Aims II ou,e, at 10
o'elo ok, on the 3lst inst.
Persons having acoountr against the Trustees, Will
please leave them fof examination with Trustees Of
hei' respective Hundreds at least two days before
meeting. H. BRINdHURsT
ist me. 9th ls6o.-lb.tm Clerk