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TRAVELLERS REGISTER
ARRIVALs.

~ Citizens Wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Tra:ns or Boats, viii be called for by Coaches
Of stevens' Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
At the Omnibus Once, l47 Superior street, next
door to the Weddel House.
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cleveland wholesale Market

q. . ."r . THURSDAY ENhhlhds apIh . loVos
FJOur-In moderate trade demand. steady and
firm for high grades. City made Xxx red $40. 100
n,5o; do Xxx white 81, 75@I2, 50. Country brands
Xxx red 50, 5OaI0,5 80; do XIX white SO. 5O9li SO.
Wheat-Market steady and firm for high quail
tiles, but quiet. Sale l car No. l Milwaukee spriEg
from store at 81 50 1000 bu rejected red at s1,Oo.
Corn-No receipts, and market firm and bet
ter. Sales 2 cars No. shslled at DC from store
Oats-In light receipt and firm. Sales 2 cars
Ne. l at csc from : ore. raIl
Rye-Inactive and nominal. &
Bnrley-Quiet and nominal
POrk-ste4dy. Sales 10 bbls No. 4 City Mess
at s26, 6Oi 10 bbls No. 2 Mess $3.50; Clear held
at 5000.
L~ard-stesdy. city-rendsrsd in tierces 1sO do
in kegs 1sc. COuntry.rendered ls@ITc:
Hams-City sugar-cured steady at Bic. conn-
try-cured held at 1920.
shouIders-saiss city.cured at No Country
cured ls@l4c.
Baeon-Held at Isc for clear 1sc for sugar
cured.
Mess BeeE-In moderate demand and steady
at sls.O0. Extra Mess $1,000
Dried BeeEsales 1000 lbs at 25c.
-Butter-Choice qualities scarce, firm and In
good demand. Prime Western Reserve roll 4945ci
common 10 gnod DO 1Q44zc-
/ Cheesc-The demand is light, but prices are
unchanged and steady at lsaz2c for good 20 choice
Western Reserve and New York.
EgEsLn good demand, scarce and higher
Held at 24c.
Highwtnes-Easisr. Sales 10 bbIs at s2,24;
10 bblz at 1928.
AIe0hoI+stsady. Held at S4,4s@4,6s for %
per ce.t. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, S4,6s. Neu-
tral Proof Spirits s2,ss@2,A.
PetrOlcum-In more inquiry and better. Re
fined free held at 6495sc. Sales zoe bbls on Pri-
yate terms.
OiIs-We quote as follows:
Linsesd.-.-~.S 4o9- Whale, W Psi 70
oarbon-.---. 64a5s c Elephant, W. B. 1 70
Lard...-$1 6Ogl rs Sperm, w &c.,. 2 IS
Bsnk=----- -gl 80 straits-- - IS
Dried AppIes-In good demand and firm at
lie, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-Firm. Pared 3oe; IMPAIRED,
halves, 2o925c; quarters, Isc.
P~OtafOes-In good demand and firm. Sale !
car PsachblOwS in sacks at sl,O5 per IN; I25 hbas
at s., 10 per Dbl. - --
Beans-stsady at 81, sO@2,oo for fair to prime
White.
seeds-In good demand and steady. Sales 60
bS Clover at s5,75i 6oba Timothy at ss,75.
Feathers-Prime live geese 7O@75e.
TalleW-steady at lo9IOHc for city and co4p-
try rendered.
Lake Fish-Quist- and steady. Me- wh,taz
fsh ss.5 per half Dbl; No. 2 do S. n p5,rs-s,
$780, Trout s7.oo9T.6Oi Hsrrfr6 $3.50
salt-Firm st 81 IS for Fine s2.sO for ooar,s
onondseS{ s2,8 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-Ws quOse a. follows: Pres
snt Use * Ale sH,oo; Stock s1s,OO@l4,OO; Ken.
nett sls,OOi Pale Cream gl.oO; Porter sl2,0oe
400. - = :,
HePe-Fisa. He'll at g range Of 4Oas5o for
New York, Michigaa and
Mslt-BArlsg Malt steady at s., 4e@I,sO 8 bu,
the OUTSIDE price for prime No i Canada.
WAFER L~1lao-Market nrm at $50 for Akron
An1 osvezo.
PIaster-Powsll's land plaster firm at S12,0O
, son ct Mil. ozicined 1900 Dbl. n 10 :
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MUsIcAE.
oBERLIE CeNsEREATORT OF MTSIC.

OEEDBAREEYF SEED BARLEYlz
- Farmers anfSthsss IA want Of prime SEED
Barley will find In lots to suit A. Union Elevator Of
marls GARDNER, BURT 3 CO.,
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wEDDEEL HOUSE.

Arrivals al the PrincfsaI HOtela for
the last TwenIy-Elur Hours. =
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New York Market-AprfI 5.

New HOrk Mafkel-AprL D.
CorroS-Fesvy and a shade lower Sales at
EroTRNDnI and 5@IOc lower for common
grades. Pretty much ali other kinds are without
decid 4 change anu in moderate request
Sales at S7.I5@7, IS for extra state Ss,zu
as so for extra round hoop Ohio, and $500
H.e0 for trade brands. Market closing dull.
wHIsky-Quite. Sales at s2,26@2,27. The lat
WPaFHTOpnii' Common grades tend downward.
Sales It sI,65 for old No. Milwaukee, 1856 for
white Michigan. eat1 .
RYE-Quiet. --f l- -----E. a4 n--.a.a-
BARLEY-ouiet and firm.
.CoRN-lc better aud rather more active
sales at T3@7oLc for unsounds 76@7Sc for sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered.
Sales AZ ss@Fe for new western, 55@5sc
for old do. aLi l HE
CoyrEE-Dull, III . p. I.-
q ~SUGAR-Steady- Sales OF Cuba Muscovado at
1Oh9lAe; Havana at 1SHe, andls1zc for Porto
MoLAssIs-stsAdy. Sales at 4Os42e for Pc, to
Rico ~
sales at 25K9asc for crude, and ie5obbia re.
fined in bond 81 4Oc.
PoRK-Heavy. --t
Sales At 23l5@2s,25 tr new meas, closing
81, 90 for prime. Also, $500 bbls new mrss
for April, May and june, sellers option, S26.6O@
$3.50. ed -g 17v[-
BEEr-steady-
caies AT SAosNOgi S,Uu Tor new PLAIN ness S2O,Ul
624,O0 for new extra mess
BEEg HAN-Firmer. Sales at $685. 90 a4O, 90.
Cur MEArs-Heavy.
Sales at 1lH912 for shoulders, and 1sA@IsAc
for hams.
BAcos-Quiet. Cumberland cut. at 1870
144c 1875 for short ribbed, and 1916 for long
clear.
LAaD-Heavy. Sales at IsaIs Nc.
~BUrTKR-Quiet. Sales at 269[A5c for Ohio, and
10000 for state. art-sT -
GHEFsE-Dull. Sales at 16lnasa a
FEEIeHTs TO LIvEKPooL-rG IN
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-. % UnLalo-sta OstelAld ~ ot9Lo,
Q60 000. MONEY
Z Warknogl WAGkER6 LOAN OFIlCE.
% sesoria@ q sysrI kind yiz: Cold ana silver
Wafrhaa. Dinmonds, 6nver Mare, JeWelry, Guns
fiISols, Oothing. Dfy Good, Paaoa, Mslodeoga AID
n psrio1al propsrV 81 articles Of Tnlue. or the most
nafHfacloU tarms. Rnainesa strictly rsiVata. L.
tRknlhsd fsSl. n. ia variety n unredeemst
wsseAss.ysgs.y Sena ete2 fo< ~ e haygalna
pGul . riGxottob Olothing eters.
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Financial.
New YoRk, April 5.

slh New YORK, April ..
The Commercial says:
The Arm Of Beatty Bros, Tea merchants, hiss
suspended. Liabilities SO O,U00- The failure Is At
Irfuuued t. a nuember Of tho arm having tsued
bills 10 the extent Of s250,O0O upon forged d"cu-
msnts. The delinquent partner is reported MISS
ing. -
stock Board. d. G Seoheld, is reported as having
failed up.n contracts on Pit Hole and I. ), Petro-
leum stocks
Honey is in active demand from Stock Brokers
at g pei cent, being the general rate on csh. Len
ders discriminate closely on DISCOUNTS, but rates
| remain steady at 7@s per cent. for prime names
| and galO per cent. on good
Foreign exchange very dull, the market being
| eIutted with bills. Best bankers names are Of
fered at lO6h for 80 days, sterling, and $50 for
long Francs, sterling. Cotton bills are worth
about 1851.
Gold less active. The price has ranged at 1874
| @l2s. - rs
| Native operations in Michigan Southern. There
are many heavy Users by the speculation, not on
/ liz on the part Of larse professional spectators,
but among brokers and the outside public There
is considerable caution shown toward certain
hrms who are known tobe implicated in the ops
ratioAs -C adj Ill lrr
The general market is rather steadier than yes
| terdav. @. q p. Is in active demand, apparently
| from q clique 81 H-.-
Governments are weaker, apparently from the
! diminished ease in money
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nWREMoVA
rDEMOYAL.-We this day remove (frpm
6Ts-Rive street, to the Brick Warehouse

DEHOlAl.-Ae TINS day remove tifpm
1Nr River sfreetl to the Brick warehouse,
N0s- AZ and 20 MerwIn street,
AND on THE DOCK, CUYAHoGA RIVER,
primer occupied by " City Mills as once
and warehouse, and latterly by Thatcher, Gard
net, b. h Co } where, withinereased facilities, We
shall CONTINUED the business of Com
MISSION MERCHANTS for the sale Of Grain,
Flour, Provisions, Butter, Lard, Seeds, Cheese
fried fruits. Eggs, Wool and Country Produce
generally, strictly on commission: Agents fer the
ssIe OF salt. Water Lime, Refined Oh and Fish.
Reder TO ssNationa City Bank Of Cleveland end
bs1Ls and business men q cleveland generally.
-gonsignments and orders solicited.
Q rCANNOh & FREEnAci
# II 70 Merwin ST., and Dock
c.vsI,nd Anil 1875. ap2:sO2
-DKMOyAL.-n. CAR 0Zo, MIR
slGrOaANT TAHOE, hereby informs ms iriena'
and patro s thst he has removed To De eolefl"i
street, second door, where he will be glad 10 SET
tbsm, and hopes, by strict personal attention e
business. to merit a continuance Of their hFors
ap2:30t r
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SPRANKLE 4 Son,
FORWARDING PRODUCE

GENERAL COMMISSION RCHANTs,
And de 8lers in
Grain. Flour, Provision, salt, wafer
Lime, Fish. Seeds, Butter,
Lard, Gc-
Having purchased the interest Of A. Burgert'
in the I'm Of Sprankle a Burgert, the uncersign-
GdwnIe carry on the above business at Their OF
stard. Nos. 81 and SO HerWin street, Cleveland, U.
Liberal advances made on oonsignmsnts.
an532s ~SPRANKLE { SON.
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5WESTERN RESERVE COLLEGE.
Junfor Exhibition at Western .
College. ~.

The Junior Exhibition day at Hudson TINS
year was an anomaly. photographers mao
all pretty much agreed, the experience o.
the oldest inhabitant" had confirmed, tina
Juuior Exhibition and rain were
-.,onvmous. It seemed TO be q foregone
Conclusion which the sleepless nights, al
anxious watchings and ardent hopes of the
juniors was powerless to change, that the
Junior Exhibition must be visited under al
umbrella. No wonder hen that the stu
dents raised q shout which tore the conclavs
of old Middle College when King Sol rose
clear and fair, with perfectly unclouded Wis
tage, and having refused his kiDgly pres
snee on all similar occasions, came IN fui
attire and remained q constant attendant
The day was all that could be to ~disspPoinI
every one whe has ever attended n o
these exhibitions at Western Reserve
bright, clear, warm, occasionally hot Blu
then it's easier to carry a fan than lug
watershed.
The morning train brought a large GROVE
of friends and visitors, and that indispensa
BILE attendant on such occasions, Leland
nand, whose fine music never loses its charm
At 1880 A. NJ. the college chapel wa
crowded to overlooking, and the ante-room
were thrown open and filed. The exercise
were opened by a prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lam
of Rootstown, after which President Hitch
cook announced the following order of ex
errises-
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CITY NEWS

Fine Piano FOrtes at Halls II Monument
Park.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

Rsport of the Grand Jury.-The Grand Jury
were discharged on the 24th ult.; after finding
lOa true bills, and ignoring g. They made the
following presentmeuf;
November Term, 1865, New Castle County, IS.
The Grand Inquest for the State OF Delaware,
and the body OF New Castle county, on their
oath and affirmation respectively, do present:
That at the May term, 1865, OF the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and jan Dsliv-
ery, this Grand Jury, at the suggestion OF the
said Court, called the attention of the Levy
court to the utter insGfficiency and unhealth.
fulness Of the Court House That owing to the
original construction size, want of ventilation,
convenience and necessary accommodations OF
| the present Court room and county oHees, they
are totally unfit for the administration of Jus-
| tice, and unworthy of the wealth, intelligence,
and dignity of New Castle county thatby rea-
| son of the above named detects the condition
| of the atmosphere inside the court room is
| unhealthy, oppressive, and almost intolsrable.
| The said Court house ia situated in place in
convenient of access to a very large portion Of
| the country, thereby causing great inconveni-
| ence 10 the people in their attendance on the
Courts. That much trouble, expense, and in
convenience to the public would be saved by 9
removal of the seat OF Justice to location
more upon the general thoroughfare OF trave
and more in the centre OF population and bu
siness. That while the other counties Of thu
State have comparatively comfortable, near
convenient, and we'll ventilated rooms, New
Castle county has for a long while tolerate
unfit public buildings to the serious embarrass
| ment OF Justice and the detriment of the bust
ness OF the County.
The Jurors aforesaid do therefore present tn
, Court House of New Castle county, as 9 com
! mon and public nuisance, which ought to b
Immediately abated; and they request tht
! steps should be taken by the proper officers
: accomplish SO great public benefit by Il
erection of new Court House, upon moi
, suitable and convenient site.
= signed, ELrHu JEFFERSON, Foreman.
o Five Tweuties of July first given In exchan
% for s 2o's Of May LIST, at market rates, by Jol
n McLear q Son, Bankers, No. so7 Market stree
10 Old b.2o's wanted in exchange for new $40
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
publio Sale Of Personal Property.

N ALL the personal property be-
longing 10 the estste Of ~. Dixon, l,Ek3
ldeesassd. will be sold at public saleNfF
00mAwon the homo farm. In Mil Greek -.A-&t-
THURSDAY December 27th 1885, oonsLstng Of the FOL
lowing described stocks aud articles Horses and Cat
tie seven horses three Colts, two pair Of Oxen, IL
head Cattle, Calves, Mich Cows Helfers; Hay,
Fodder, ko About 20 tons of Timothy end lover Hay,
5000 handles of fodder, tons Of straw SEQ bushels OF
Corn, 400 bushels Of Oats Timothy and Glover Seed and
quanti.y Of Potatoes Carriages Wagons Dearborns,
40. Twoshifting top York wagons, one nearly new;
Rockaway;2 Market Dssrborns. one hesyy twohorss
wagon; or Cart and ANAL cart for youn. oxen
sleigh and BELLS sets light harness wagon and pow
hsrRess; saddles Brides; Collars and haters; wheel
horse rake; grain dr Corn sheller Threshing Machines
and horse powers fans; moving machines, patent
soythes; chains yokes broad axe cut raw;
large quantity Of old tire and iron wheels Axss
patent locks; hoes oves and assortment OF farm
Ing implements; and oarpentsrS tools also gong; car
rage tongue; grain bags, 10. Lumber: large guam
tty Of Inch poplar walnut, chestnut, and other lum-
railing kog sun, window framss and SASH House
hold and Kitchen furniturs:-S parior stoves cook
stoves bench table, breakfast table aud lining table;
side tables eupbosrds; 10 pair bedsteads; about 90
yards Of ingram and rag carpet stair rods and carps
feather beds and bed clothing; rocking chairs; sets
Of seat chairs setsss windsor chairt sesretar5
bureaus drawsrsi wash stands large clothes chest
Crocksryware aud Glassware, milk pans; knives and
forhs about 100 gallons Of vinegar 20 gallons Of
ghum lard and ohurns cider barrels buckets ket
Ties; clothes wringsr nearly new and variety OF ar
tcles 10 addition to those herein enumerated Also,
four hives OF bees ~ Sale to commence at u O'Clock
dees J. W DIXON. Aamlnistrators
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
RQ6 RRWnrd.

WAS Loot in town Of Newark, or on the read from
oslctown to said town, Saturday evening, the 24th
insta Package, containing about $3.50 IN Greenbaek
Notes and three Promissory Notes. as follows; one for
$780, pay the National Bank Of Rkton drawn by
John Perkins. Jr, payable to Risk Gilbert enc
for $780, payable the order of the Undersgnsd drawn
by Thomas Taylor for $50, payable at the National
Bank of Oxford, drawn by Andrew M. Russell
The above reward will be paid for return Of the sal
hereby cautioned not to purchase OIL discount said los
Notes
A1- Information can DO given to James Armstrong
Newark Delaware. or the undersigned at May Pos
once lancaster county, Pa. nv 2s-2t O. P. DAVIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

TEE PRssIprsr's kkssAeE.-This document
will be found on the opposite pare of the Re-
publican. II is Of moderate length and hence
every one can read IL, thus ohviatiug the me-
cessity of q review or synopsis by US. 1t ID
rather moderate document In every respect
and not calculated In any way to create sen
sation. His argument on reconstruction proves
that he has not abandoned his former views
and that he and Congress are as widely at
variance as at any former period.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
lost.

ON the 22d Of September last, mailed at Kirkwood
Post ONCE q letter directed to John Kennedy, Port
Kennedy pa which has been lost mislaid, contain
ing the following checks and notes. Wis Mary O.
Bowman check s2s2 49, on the Union National Bank Of
vii gton payable my order, and by me endorsed
INV avn check for $500, order Of John Kennedy on
Delaware City National Bank Edwin Ronden's note
Of SiOb at months from Sept. 2ist, and $50 note,
either on tho Commercial Bank OF Gem Bslti
more Nd. All persons are hereby forvarned from ne
saa been stopped JAMES LYLE.
q, Cssoroes bel Nov a. ls88-2ws
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

THAsxsaIvINe SERMON We shall publish
on Monday next, the Thanksgiving sermon
preached by Rev. W. q. Il. March, In the Sec
ond Baptist Church, on the 2sth uit. It 10 en-
titled sour National preservation 10 our Ma
tional Virtue"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

THURSDAY, December s, 1866

unAxnL s. sEsrER, A. NJ, has rendered bis
resignation of Professo'ship of Mathematics,
10 in the Delaware Normal School. The
Faculty have accepted his resignation and
will for ths present divide between them the
dnties Of said Office.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

TOTAL 81 AZ Total, Is
Passed halls, Athletics, lola 8, home runs
Athletic 1, lola o fly catches, Athletic 3, lola
o, Umpire T. Green, Athletic b. b. O. Time
of gone, q so, scorers, 8. Bradford.
The Morocco Drs,sers Tho prostration of th e
morocco business 10 this city still continues:
One of the largest, If not the most extensive
factories in this city, has stopped, and the
others are merely employing few men whea
they would each employ III good times from
twenty to a hundred. One of the most extern
sive establishments now only inishes htty skins
a week. The men have sought employment at
other avecations, and many are now engaged
as laborers in the machine shops and fouudries.
1t is TO be hoped that this dullness in one of the
most important branches OF manufacturing in
this city, will not continue much longer, as a
great amount of capital 10 Invested in the busi-
| ness, and many hands employed who have here
| totore received high wages as skilled mechan-
les, who are now only paid the amount received
by unskilled laborers.
RecoVsred.-S. NJ. Enos of Odessa, recovered
the horse and wagon which were driven of
| from Glasgow, a few weeks ago. A colored
man found them in the road, Jew miles of,
| and took them to the residence of Geo. Boal'
/ den, and Mr.. e. was informed of this fact in a
few days afterwards. Some rogues doubtless
drove them of out of a mere love of mischief
Water R.ats.-O6ee Tenth aud King Sts.-
The bills for 1867 arc now ready for payment. To
all bills not paid before The 18th day Of Jan.
uary, nve per cent. will be added. To those not
paid before the first Of February, ten per cent vii
be added # moi paid before the first of March
| the pipes will be cut of The Water Tax and Pro
lection Tax on properties where tho Brandywin
time and place, and deinquents are subject to the
same penalties as in the case of Water Rents.
A PRITcHARD,
dec 6.Imo Superintendent Of Water Works.
The Marksfs.-Batter sold on Wednesday al
/ to go cents per pound, eggs IS to 40 per dossr
o chickens 81 to$I per pair, ducks $3.50 to y pc
pair geese 81 each; turkeys 81 70, to ~ 81
EACH white potatoes 10 10 20 per na peck sweet d.
!, rs 10 80 do apples % TO ~ de- turnips to 10 ao
cabbage 4 to 10 per head beef 10 to 50 per pount
n veal IS to IS do; mutton 10 TO % do ham slice
IS do pork $40 to $ll per hundred; lard 70 70 !
Per pound, ssussgs 10 70 Is d.; ssrappls 70 1
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81 I'll
Innings 2 8 q 8 7

Independent Nine 8 l l 3 8 6-2l
Lafayette Jr., ii Gao
Umpire, b. Walker, Baltic B. b. O.; Scorers,
r. Crooke, Lafayette; J. Stuart, Independent !;
Passed balls, Ind. %; Lay. 9; Fly catches, Ind.
8; Lay. 8; Missed ay catches, Ind. 3; Lay. /;
Struck out, Ind. 8; Lay Il Homo runs lad !
Lay. 4 Time, 3 hours.
Base BaH.-A match game of Base Ball was
played on Thursday, November 10th, between
lhe first nine Of the Athletic, and the first nine
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

Tas GAssrrE AND our SoLDUn,.-Artemus
Ward remarked, during the war, that he would
sacrifice all of his wifes relations for the sake
Of bis country. The Gazette, in reply to q
question, in TIE REPUBLICAN, of Monday last,
- 10 why soldiers were discharged from the
Post Office, In spite of President Johnson's
clap trap order to employ soldiers, answers
that one VIM. Dougherty rushed TO his coun-
try's service and that on that account his
brother in i0sO, or at least, be says man who
married his (Doughsrty's) sister, became dis
abled and has therefore been appointed letter
carrier. Then the Gszstts goes of the main
question and talks about bounty. The bro her
In law, upon whose merits Morrow is appoin-
ted, received as much bounty AS either Of the
men discharged frem the Post Office, viz -
one hundred dollars. Kerbaugh who was
displaced by one of the Few appontees, enlis-
ted and served in the lst Delaware Regiment
Tor three months and 7. -enlisted at the darkest
Period Of the war, for three years. Jos. Duffy
was wounded dan gerously and severely in
front OF Petersburg. They were not brothers
In law of soldiers, they were soldiers. Morrow
4 Springer both voted against the party who
offered bounty 10 soldiers and both oppoeed
the war as did the Editor of the Gazetts.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

AsoyuR CROWDED .ARoR MARKET.-The New
York papers are Ca iiioning country workmen
against seeking employment 10 that city, telling
them that the labor market there 10 overstock-
cd. business dull, and multitudss of workmen
are discharged, while the rate of wages is fall
ing. Referring to this fact the Washington Star
remarks;
We feel 1t q duty to give the same warning
10 persons coming to Washington in quest OF
employment. In our long experiences in the
newspaper business we have never known be-
fore known so many persons out of employment
in this city. A large portion of the floating pop
ulstion brought here by the war still lingeI
long after the demand for their labor has ceas
ed and jostle each other for livelihood in al
the trades, and in fierce contest for the small
est governmental office. Descen ding the soci'
al scale, We have some thirty thousand colore'
people, contrabands, &C., seeking employment
here, Of whom it 10 safe to sayss that twen,
thousand will not aversgea days work in
week during the coming winter. The poor
house 10 already overlooking and unable TO al
ford shelter for the swarms of vagraLts an
houseless ones sfoat upon our streets, an
Heaven only knows what will become OF ih
thousands Of the unemployed here when ID
severity of the winter comes upon US.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

THs NATIONAL EXHIBITION at Rio de Janeiro
opened on the fsth of October. The exhibition
10 intended to display the products OF that ia
vorsd country. The Emperor and Empress
and the Prince and Princess, accompanied by
9 large suite, attend the opening. d
~ The New York Tribune, In summing up
the result Of ,he election In Massachusetts, ssys:
"There are q ', ~ few ceppsrheads and some me-
gross chosen to the Leg islature, but noL enough
Of either to do any harm. IS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
Public Sale; 7 e.

WILL be sold Puolo Sale at the ~
EAe late residence Of Arc libald A. Enos, ~
Sf-W,uat the Delaware Junction, in New
us,tle hundred, on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of De-
osmbei 1866 at o'clock, p b.. the following Personal
Property, viz; One COW; 2 pigs bed; bsdstsads and
beddnR lot Of chairs; table, washsand looking glass;
Dishes lot Of ahoves; hoes forks; tive dozen fowls;
wheebarrGw and various other articles. Terms at Sale
deco b. NJ ENOb, Executor