Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-30

- Poties ABa1s.--rhe FIJI ,wing cases hAv
been disposed of since our last
Joseph Hughes, by officer Heritage, for IN
muzlled dog, fned S. and costs.
John a. Bear, and Thomas r. Smith, by
officer Wingate, for u1muzzled dogs, fined S.
and costs.
VIM. H. Eaa, by officer Heal, unlicensed
auctioneer, 800 and costs.
VIM. Alren,zer, Peter View, John Bleyer,
James McDonough, Thomas Hogans, Maurice
Dudley, Adams Rodney, Gilbert Johnson, for
permitting unmuzzled dogs to run at large,
each fined SIS and costs.
Emily Newssn, by officer Wiugate for disor- |
derby house, held ia $1,000 to sppear at the
Court of General Sessions.
Emily Newsan aud Sarah e. Dodd, by officer
wingate for vagraucy. Sent to New Castle
for go days.
| The M1yoralny. The election for Mayor
will! take place on the first Tuesday of Septem-
Der, about five weeks from this time. We I'M
derstand that Mayor Maris declines being can
didate for re election, aud consequently tho
field IL entirely open for other aspirauts. The
most prominent candidate, we believe is Capt.
Joshua s. Valentine. We have also heard the
names of John O. Pattersoa, VIM. II. Pierce,
and H. N. Wickersham, Esqs., mentioned
For Alderman we have heard no other name
thus far but Alderman Vincent
Keep Cool.-This is a common expression,
but with the mercury ranging from ninety to
one hundred degrees, IL is more easy to say
. such words than to conform TO them. The
! temper may be kept down, but the blood will
almost boil aud the perspiration flow 10 almost
q constant stream. Frequent additions are
good for the health in such weather, aud
therefore the bath tubs OF Parker, at No. IL
East Third Street, should be constantly occu.
. pied and his shampooing basins fl ad plenty OF
u customers. A bath or shampoo is luxury,
a real treat, in such hot weather.
is nA.JoHN S. RowBoTHAM, alias CHEAT
q JOHN has still on hand large stock OF Dry
l. Goods, Trimmings, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes
Of Under SHIRTS and Drawers, Crockery, Glas
y Ware Floor aud Table oil Cloths Tin Ware
90 Pocket and Table Cutlery, Coal Oil and Goa
I'd Oil Lamps, Bucket and Brooms, Soap and To
h. bacco, and large stock OF desirable goods to-
i'll numerous to mention. Give him call, an
D. examine for yourselves, at his old stand so
" Market Street. Open from A. M, until
Pm. Mishler's Herb Bittsrs by the quart c
-, bottle.
OF Itch, Itch, Itch, Army Hch.-Euglsnd's Go
en- den Itch Ointment will cure the worst cases {
OF Army Itch. 1t contains no mercury or otht
in ingredients in any way injurious to health.-
in. Those suffering from this terrible disea'
lat should procure it at once. AK for England
he Golden Itch Ointment and take NO other.
II. NJ. ENGLAND, Druggist and Chemist, corner
vs. Fifth and Market Streets, Wilmington, De
he Price SO cts. box by mail 80 cts ja24
ION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES h. Tindall pays ps
De- tcular attention to fitting up stores as well as
Sc, all kinds of j1bbing in his lire of bushes
ent Persons wishing counters, aud other fixture
ed, would do well TO give him call as his teri
are very moderate. His shop is at No. l
}. West street, his residence is at No. 42s Ea
Ey- Fourth street.
'rm VIM. T.. Ahicks, Grocer and provisi
all dealer corner of 7th and Jefferson streets, b
OF opened a coal yard in connection with
Ter other business and is now prepared to IL
'rm uish all who may call on him with the b.
rom Locust mountain coal as we'll as groceries
wa the lowest cash prices. July Sd limo
W. Pictorial Hiuory ofths Great Civil War in
e., Untted States. By BENSON j. LossIEG Geo
en' W. Childs, Publisher 62s and $50 ChesHut Sir.
Ice Philadelphia, Pa.-The irst volume Of this worl
ute ready for delivery it will be completed in III
Tere volumes, of 800 pages each printed on inc
s at endared paper, and handsomey illustrated "
.rge nearly 1000 fine steel and wood engravings, in
oyr highest style Of the art from designs by Mr..
80 sing, (who in their preparation has travelled ~,
miles) representing head quarters of officers we
ave aud ships of war forts, arsenas, medals OF
ggs or and other gifts Of gratitude; costumes OF sodi
wn, arms and Announcements; prisons and otner bui
reat ngs made memorable by the war; fac SMILES of
aes portaut documents aud autograph letters; maps
IL battle fields, sisges and plans of fortresses-
n of civil war
elds The work when finished, will be the most corr
am. reliable, impartial and Handsomely gotten-up
,een tory Of the war published. Tho three volumes
err be Issued at a cost Of $4,000 1t has boon wri,
-, since the conc uson Of the war, from both Union
~ Confederate official documents, and private jour-
ess of officers of both armies not accessible to, nor
over by previous writers; arranged in clear aud G
else manner, with that in partial and well-bllan
To-, judgment for which the author is 30 well known
ever cia direction of the War and Navy Departments,
of States, and by the late and present
new ident, for visiting camps forts AID fleets while
Jam war was in progress, and since the conclusion
r. Tho work will contain Biographical sketches
io Cycopedin form, Of all the prominent actors in
ohs, war, of both sexes and in every condition In
by This is book of facts rather than Of opinions,
rses, fully susains tho reputation of the author es
any lished by mis- "pIcTo 'IAA Book OF TEE REvoI
Jar TON Price So co per volume. Sold Excusiy
,,o, by Subscription B0UGHhAN, THOMAS {
Wi , Agents for Wilmington Del jy3O..
B-E. T. STROUD 4 CO., 100 West Second
offer great bargains in summer dress goods Mol
ball plglds reduced from o3t 70 81 cent? french Ia
July ,srs0S d,n.. ~ 40 su r, 81
ana Goods Plaid AID striped eambrcks, plain and p
The Nainsook, striped and plain Swiss. fue a5sortn
of white Versailles, heavy white lnnen for men
o r boys wear Striped and plaid do. 3d. so cent
Heavy cottonodes 81, so cents; all wool caissm
4 a S7t to 81, Bleached and brown muslin best ma
a at the lowest prices full line dress buttons
trimmings, gloves hosiery. etc, Gun umbrellas
parssJls at low prices. Fancy opera fans,
3 Shetland shawls, twilight hoods White and ia
| 8 collars. STk0UD Cheap Dry Goods Store,
27 West Second Street. jy30.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY -Dr. Q. II. Law
4 from Philadelphia would say to his friends
- the public, that he has opened office at 9l3
az AZ ket street, Wilmington, and is prepared to treat
kinds OF nervous, chronic and uterine diseases
- elee Ircal principles and in the most scientific
ner Nervous diseases, Rheumatism, Neura
Paralysis cured in one third of the time u ~
.ers- required by the ordinary appliances Nearly
lao, cases of chronic diseases can be efectuay
~; and there none but that be greatly beneh
'.iS In uterine diseases its value cannot BIO esmi
IL out Prolapsus, misplacements, alterations and ali
Bas diseases peculiar to females promptly relieved
permanently cured in incredibly short spa
time Consultation froe
% look B-Pdtlcnts taken by contract and
Bats guaranteed.
on aud hEfEhENVES'
Eats at DR. Washington Russell, Christiana, Del.
lsed in Walter S. Southgaie, g
40 sells John T, Simmons, &"
her es. W Harris, 40 John Street N. Y.
either j. Platt, 925 Walnut Street Philadelphia.
better Bsnj Harris, I'd and Callowhil, Philadelphia