Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
LOCAL MATTEL x6.


property, No. 8 West 4th street, belonging t.
the estate Of Jas. Brown, deceased and intend
fttiRg it up for an extensive stock of hardwar
and house furnishing goods, which will b
opened for spring trade, by Way Good, nov
occupying 500 Market street.
| The sale of farm and two beautiful site
for county seats, will take place at Dickin
sons hotel in this city, on Saturday next, a
O'Clock, p. m.
Thankful to our city and country friends for
their patronage during the last year, and 30
| Letting the continuance of the same, am
yours respectfully, R. II. JONES', 9th L Marke
street.
Delaware Fire Insurance Stock by John NC
Lear b Son, No 6OT Market street.
Mr.. John Jones, Boot aud Shoemaker, No.
1l9 Market street, advertises in another col
umn of our paper. Read his card and give q
him a call.
Geo. Pickering sold his house and lot of about
~ acres, near Marshalton, in Mill Creek Hun
dred, on the 18th inst, to VIM Bellew, for
$500.
The Wilmington GOAL Gas Company have
declared dividend Of So per share, for the
last six months.
The Odd Fellows Hall Company Of thia city,
have declared dividend OF four per cent, for
the last six months.
nessrs. W. h A. Thatcher have purchased
ss3 acres of Cherry Island marsh, from Ed
ward Tatnall, for 500 per acres.
Almanac's gratis, at E. Bringhurst Co,
cor Sixth and Market.
NJ. b. Ocheltree has sold the property of
1saac vansant, at Drummonds Hill, in Mill
Greek Hundred, for $1,000.
VIM. Thatcher has sold the dwelling at the
cerner of Third and Shipley streets, for $4,000.
eos bought and sold by John McLear &
Son, No. cor Market street.
Charles Whitemau has taken out letters of
Administration on the estate Of VIM. N. Rey-
nolds, late of this city.
Magnetic Electric Machines of the most APP
proved styles for applying the electric current
10 the treatment of Paralysis, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, &c, and In restoring suspended
animation. For sale or to hire by e. Bake
HURST & Co., Sixth and Market SITS. =.
Francis P. Griffith Of this city, had his
thumb and middle finger on the right hand,
badly mashed, while engaged in coupling oars
at Smyrna Station, on the 9th inst. --,
The name of James Dixon of Mill Creek
HID, was omitted in the publication of the in
come returns. His return was $743.
The advertisement Of s. j. Horn, will be
found in another column. Those who wish to
purchase carriages should give him a call.
First National Bank, Farmers Bank and
Wilmington Coal Gas stock, for sale by Stapler
Woolston, s. Z. corner 9th and Market SITS.
John Choate Is making arrangements to open
street from the old Newark hotel to inter-
sect street VIII ich 10 to be opened by Mr..
Dean. Lots will be laid off, and an oportu-
nifty presented for persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building sites. Newark is GER
tainly looking up.
J. W. Springer has removed from this city
to Lancaster, Pa. He will however, cont nue.
to drive cows and other cattle to this ounty,
IA fnar 10.
from him.
The name of "Wyoming," was recently
adopted for Camden Station, Kent County,
ut nesting of citizens held at that place.
Fine Flavoring extracts, Rose Vanilla, Bitter
Almond, Lemon, Orange, Cinnamon, Gloves,
Nutmeg, Mace, Peach, Celery, &c, prepared by
&. Bringhurst Co., Sixth and Market at.
3s's bought and sold by John McLear II
Son, No. 607 Market st..
We direct attention to the advertisement OF
Charles Smith, Easement of Institute Build
og) which appears in another column. Thoae
wanting anything In his line should give him
call.
For Sals-A setter dog for sale cheap, one
Il the best In the country. Apply at this office
Wanfed-A girl wanted to do house work.
Ipply at this office.
To Let, five desirable rooms. INQUIRE at 500
King street, Wilmington.
Dela,O are State Bonds for sale, also $4,000 to
ban on ond or mortgage. Stapler Il Wool
ton, corner 9Th and Market. jan 26-2t
For Rsnt--The store No. 7C5 Market street.
case 10 foot long, suitable for milliner,
Green and desk, for sale. Apply on the prem
les. RoRERT A. CLING. jan rs 3l*
Coal and Wood Superior Locust Mountain,
!gg, Stove and Nut Goal, carefully screened
efore delivery. Hickory, oak and pine wood,
Or sale, by George W. Bush, French street
Tharf.
For Sdle.-The goodwill, stock and fixtures
t confectionery and ice cream saloon, now
ding good business: Also house for rent.
hood reasons given for selling. Address X.
:. e., at this office. jan 26.2t.
bold TheEt.--A blanket an d saddle were
tolen from the back Of Mr.. James g. NAPLES
orse, while it was standing opposite one of
he stores on Main Street in Dover, on last
Wednesday evening.
Skatmg-ouite spirited contest took place
It the skating park, last Tuesday afternoon,
moug the Juveniles. A handsome pair of
kates was awarded TO Master Mcdaniel as the
rst prize, md another pair to Master Edwin
Ieald as the second. The fur collar was
.warded to Miss Altman. To give additional
interest and amusement young man, named
iiller, skated around the park IL SO seconds.
A Monument TO Henry Winter Ddpis.--Cerlain
riends of the late Henry Winter Davis, have
tarted movement for the erection OF a hand
oma monument to his memory. His friends
md admirers everywhere will have the priv
lege of contributing towards its erection.
Snow.-We had another fall of snow last
rue sday night. Fortunately the weather was
lot very cold, but sufficiently Indictment to
make persons look well to their feet, and the
boots and shoes of Nicholson & Foulk, No.
l02 West Second street, went off like hot
,akes
Boot and Shoe .Stors-we direct the attention
adies and gentlemens, to the advertisement of
James l.. Barney, which will be found in
another cOlamn,
So RsWard-Lost, on Tuesday evening, the
I'D inst, gold breast pin, representing the
etter w" The above reward will be given
ty returning the same to j. f, Saville, at
HcLear & Kendall's coach factory, cor. Second
aud French streets, Wilmington, Del.
The Harksts-Bntter sold on Wednesday at
30 TO 10 per pound, eggs AS to 4s per. dozen;
chickens $l.00 to 50 per pair; turkies 81 so
to Sc 90 each geese 81 80 to So 20 each =
ducks 81 so to $500 pair potatoes Is to 10
per half peck turnips 10 to 10 do, apples 40
to 46 do ; beef 10 to % per pound; veal 30 to
80 ! mutton 20 to Is, do pork $l3 to Sill per
100 pounds; lard rs TO 20; sausage 20 to 25 do.
Concsrt-The infant children connected with
ST. Paul's Sabbath School, will give concert
in said church on Saturday evening, the 9th
inst, at II o'clock, for the benefit OF the
alone for Friendless Children" Tickets rs
cents, to be had at the book stores. The cause
is good one, and the house should be well