Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-18
LOCAL MATTERS,

| ceuar ROOT, ana tue weather boarding and J0is
OF white pine. 1t is TO be removed froxl tn
premises within thirty days from tho day @
sale.
If you want your linen to look white an
clean, use Neoteric Soap.
Neoteric Soap is equal to the best Palm for
| toilet purposes Try 1t.
Maurice Conner, in the Glazler Building, No
West Third ST., barber and hair dresser, is al
adept In his business. He keeps keen edget
razers and knows how to take the bsard OF
aud dress hair. He also attends to shampoo
ing.
McLear & Kendall have pu released Of Mr.
John Merrick the atock of carr iages, tools anC
fixtures, in his new factory for $l6, 900 They
nave also leased the building OF Mr.. Merrich
for ten years, at rent of So, 900 II year Ia
which they are about to remove.
| -, DO not fail TO get package OF the Magic
photographs. They are wonderful. Sold by
me agent, Thompson, apothecary, Institut.
building.
"Babes in the woods; on picnic" Go and
see them ut Thonpson's drug store, Institute
bu ilding.
John McLear & Son, stock and exchange
brokers, have for sale Delaware state bonds
OF 1885; Delaware Rail Road Stock, National
Bank OF Wilmington and Brandywiae stock,
Farmers and Umoi Bank stock. Also Will
mington city Loan, office No. COZ Market at.
Il. W. Stidham will sell at public sale, on
the premises, No. 7o7 Market street, on Thurs
day, the 2lst instant, commencing at O'Clock,
A. M, large lot of household and kitchen
furniture. Persons who wish TO purchase
good furniture should attend this sale Many
oil tue things are nearly new and will all be
sold without reserve, as the owner Intends to
quit housekeeping.
Don't fail to try one pound of Neoteric soap.
Sold by all grocers.
Mr.. Bright has purchased of Joseph W. Pratt
of West Chester. three two story brick houses
situated on Church St., and three on French
Street, for $4Ol6
Janney Atkinson advertise & re- and Water
proof roof, cheaper and more durable than
shingles. Address 1903 Washington Street, or
at thestore of Way Good, West Fourth ST.
VIM. W. Stewart OF Peucader Hundred, h as
taken GU: letters Of Administration on he estate
OF the late Hester Ann Jones.
Sheriff Hsgany will sell at public sale, on
monday, the 18th instant, the stock OF dry
goods belonging to David J. Irvine, at No. 3IO
Market street.
John McLear Il Son, No. GOT Market street
buy and sell U. s. 6's of 1881, 5-26's lO-4Os,
gold and compound interest notes at best mar
ket rates. Drafts drawn on England, Ireland,
Germany and Switzerland at lowest market
rates. Checks on Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, Baltimore and Washington for sale.
Collections made and uncurrent noey bought.
Office No. 608 Market street.
Life insurance seems TO be progressing In
our city. We saw on Tuesday three policies
from the Guardian Life Insurance Company,
OF New YORK, Though the agency OF Rev. j.
l.. Houston.
Thompson's Soda Water is Justly celeb rated
Persons from all parts OF the country say it is
delicious. The reason for this is, that Thomp-
son uses nothing bat the very best material,
and apparatus; charges his own soda water,
makes his own syraps, aud uses fresh, goyd
cream. Thompson, apothecsry, Institute
building
Rev. George Quigley is suffering from quite
severe attack of typhoid fever. We hope
that be may soon become convalescent and be
able to resume his place in the pulpit So
able and earnest laborer can not we'll be
spared from tho work of the ministry.
Mr.. William T. Smith OF New castle Hun
lred, W severely injured last week by being
thrown from his wagon
U. s. 80 coupons due on the 18th instant
'a the June issue, cashed. U. 3, z. 3O's of all
ssues for sale by John McLear & Son, No. COT
Market st.
John Mansley at Newark, keeps constantly
IN hand delicious Ice Cream, which is sought
'tter by the ladies and gentlemen in the town
assortment of CONNECTIONS, segsrs, &c. On
he Fourth OF July next he will sell at ex-
remedy low rates, fireworks of the latest styles,
y the celebrated Pyroteehnist, Jackson of
Great Reduction in prices, have this day
educed the price of bugle ornaments and
'imps for ladies silk coats. John e. Frock No.
O5 Market Street next, to St.Paul's church.
Just received another new lot Of fine Silk, Linen
mr. Fam nh nh I Ms aaI
I not cheaper, than they be purchased elae.
ghere. John L Frock, 705 Merket st., Sd door
Ibo.e Seventh Street.
The place to get your -four is at 4ls West
Front street. If
Persons in want of superior article of
Family Flour would do well to call at 4I9
West Front street, before buying elsewhere.
u. W. Sidhdm will have large auction
'aie OF 200 lots OF dry goods, Sun Umbrollas,
.adies Handkerchiefs, Berlin and Kid Gloves,
Se., at his tore, Ill East 4th street, on this
Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Auetton Of Horses. On Wednesday, June 18th
1855, at lO1 O'Clock, at No. Il2 West Front Street
Wilmington, Del, pair of we'll broke mules, four
sood mares, some Of them good drivers none Of
hem are over nine years old Afro second hand
carriages md harness. Boiey,Sad Foster auction
,ers.
a tront chnm Der, commanding fine view OF
ne Basin, Bra ndywine and the Delaware
Also two other cham bers, one in the second
md the other ia the third story OF the dwell
ing, No. 1925 Market street, are offered 10 those
iesirous of securing eligible apartments for
he summer, with boarding. iel4-3t
Strawberry Fsshpal- The ladies' of the N.
O. church, At Delaware city, will hold a straw.
'eriy festival; at their church, on uesday af-
ernooa and evening, the 10th instant, to be
continued two or three days, for the benefit
't said church.
ktiied.-A man named Peter McKegney who
resided at No. bO7 East Fifth Street, was killed
while coupling cars at North Fast on Wednesday
morning.
Pic-nie.-Auy one shin to pass pleas
ant afternoon, should attend the pic-nc at
Woodlawn to day. No intoxicating liquors
will be per mitted on the ground, and an eff
fcient police has been engaged. Woodlawn
is delightful place, aud every one can there
lind pleasure OF a rational and legitimate kind,
StrdwIer1 .es.-A. P. Shannon, Esq., lett at
our Office last Tuesday morning a strawberry
which was something of curiosity, seven
distinct berries having grown together. He
calls it the shannon Seeding" ana challen.
ees Colonel Miller or any other cultivator In
the State, to produce an equal 10 it In the above
If the whole crop were like it, the
"Shannon Seeding" might be sought after
with avidity by all who desire an increase of
this lusciopa fruit.
Fatal Aeeident.-A little daughter Of Edward
L. Brown, was playing around tree on Tues
day last, when she fell and struck her head
on the pavement with such force that she went
into spasms aud died the following day. No
bruise or mark was perceptible, but after her
death the skin became purple. She was only
"A little over three years of age, and was
bright and promising little girl
Sales Of R:dt Estats.-Wm Bright Son