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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
No. An Act to establish State
NOr,nal School.

No. An Act to establish State
Nol.nal School.
II is hcyeby enacted by the General
assembly Of tie State Of Vermont
SEC. /. The Orange County
Grammar School ut Randolph Cen
tire is hereby constituted and cstab-
lished u Normal School for the State
Of Vermont, for the term of five
years, and the present trustees OF
said grammar school and heir sue.
C ssCri are constituted truste IS OF
said Normal school.
SEC. .. 1t shall be the duty OF
the Board of Education to nomin-
ate q principal teacher for the school
and no person not 80 nominated
shall be employed as such principal,
but the principal when nominated
and employed shall be allowed tn
select his assistants and to provide
for the discipline of the school.
SEC. 3. The Board of Education
shall arrange two courses of study
] for the school and wholly control
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

The Franconia murderer has been
traced from Island Pond to Montreal,
where his pursuers are now search
ing for him.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

The temperance work in Grafton
is making much progress, and the
number who have recently signed
the pledge is 2S3.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
STATE OF VERMONT.
Office of Secretary of state,

VTTlCV OI NtTTVEdTN OT NT"IV'
Montpelier, Nov. u, 1866.
hereby certify that the torego-
ing 81 numbers. Published in pur-
Suancr Of section II, chap. >, OF
the general statutes. are true copies
Of acts passcdby the general assem-
bly, at its annual session, y. d., ONE
thousand eight hundred and sixty
six. as appears from the files of this
office.
GEORGE NICHOLAS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
BRADFORD, FRIDAY, DEC. ri, 1866
RATES OF ADVERTISING
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :

In advance, 800
At the end of the year. 30
- No variation whatever from these rates
% No paper discontinued until all arrear-
ages are pi id, except ut the option of the
publisher
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

An act in relation to the earnings of
married women, and in addition
TO chapter II Of the general stat.
utes.
IT'S hereby enactid. &c.
SEC. ]. Whenever any married
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

tachment and execution unless turn |
ed out to the officer to be taken on
the attachment or execution by the
debtor, to wit :: Such suitable appar
el. bedding, tools, arms, and articles
of household furniture, as may be
necessary for upholding life, one
sewing machine kept for use, one
COW, the best swine, or the meat of
one swine, sheep not exceeding in
number ten, and one years product
of said sheep in wool, yarn, or cloth.
forage for keeping not exceeding ten
sheep and one COW Through the viii
ter. ten cords OF iirewoOd, twenty
bushels of potatoes. such military
arooutrelncnts as the debtor is re-
Quircd by law to furnish. all grow
ing crops, ten bushels of grain, one
barred of flour. three Swarms of bees
and hives, together with their pro
duce in honey. two hundred pounds
of sugarand all lettered gravcstoles,
the Bibles and other books used III
family, one pew or slip i'll Il meet
ing or religious place Of worship.
live poultry not cNceedingin amount
or value the sum of ten dollars the
professional books and instruments
OF physicians, and the professional
hooks Of clcrgyncn and attorney
at law, to the value of two hundred
dollars; also one yoke of oxen o
steers, as the debtor may select il
lieu of oxen or steers, but not exceed
ing in value the sim of two hundred
dollars, with Sufficient forage fo
keeping the same through the viii
ter; provided, however, that the cN
cmption of said horses and torag
therefor, is not to extend or ctiec
any attachment issued on any cor
tract made on or before the first ,la
of December next, or to any eXccr
ton issued OH Judgment founded
on any such Il contract.
SEC. .. This act shall take ct1rc
from it's passage.
Approved Nov. I, 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

An act relating TO the rights and Ii.
abilities of husband and wife.
NI hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. ]. Sec. ], of chapter II. of
the general statutes is hereby amend.
cd 30 as to read M follows, to wit /:
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21
An act defining the jurisdiction o
town clerks,

An act defining the jurisdiction OF
town clerks,
II is hereby enacted, dc,
SEC. |. The clerks of the sever
al towns in this State, are hereby
authorized to take acknOwledg
ments of deeds and other instlu,
ments required by law, throughout
the county in which said clerks res
pcctfully reside.
SEC. =. Any town clerk is here
by authorized to administer OATH
in cases in which instruments arr
required to be sworn to, and return
able to the office of such tow
clerks.
SEC. 9. This act shall take Of
! feet from its passage.
, Approved, November 10, 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

An act in addition to chapter 20 of
the General Statutes. entitled
" OF money of account and inter
est.
1t is hereby enacted, de.
SEC. |. The rate of interest oil
! the sum allowed for the tOrhcaranc,
or use of money shall be six dollars
for one hundred dollars for one year
and the same rate for Il greater OF
less sum. and for a shorter or longer
time and no higher rate shall al
any time be allowed.
SEC >. On all notes, bills, on
other similar obligations, whether
made payable on demand or at 4
specified time with interest. whel
payments shall be applied, first t.
liuuidatc the interest that has ac
crllcd at the time of such payments
and secondly, to the cXtinguish
mcnt of the principal.
SEC. ,. On all notes. bills, OF
other similar obligations, whcthcI
made payable on demand or at :
specified time, with interest annu
ally, the annual interest that re
mains unpaid shall be subject t.
simple interest from the time the.
become due to the time of final set
Element: but if, in any year, reckon
ing from the time such annual inter
est began to accrue, payments have
been made, the amounts of suc|
payments at the end of such yea
= with interest thereon from the tim
! Of payment shall be applied first
to liqujdate the annual interest
that have become due secondly, {
, the cxtinguishmcnt of the prime
:. pal.
: SEC. 4. Nothing in this act sha
he SO construed as to affect eXistin
y laws relating to banks and banhin
; institutions: nor to notes and col
tracts existing before the passage
this act.
, SEC. ). This act shall take ciic
: from its passage.
/ Approved Nov. 10, 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

An act in amendment of section |.
,, and 3, chapter II, of the Gen
cral Statutes, relating to registry
and returns OF births. marriages
and deaths.
1t is hcyeby cRactea, sc.
SEC. /. That chapter Il, section
of the General Statutes shall be
amended by striking out Of the
ninth line in said section, the word
March, and by inserting therein the
word February. and that the word
February in the second line be
stricken out, and the word January
inserted.
SEC. . That from the 81 section
of the same chapter there shall be
stricken out the word February
and inserted therein the wol,l Janll
AIRY.
SEC. 3. That from the first sec
ton of the same chapter there sinai
be stricken ont the word june. ant
the word March insNted.
SEC. 4. This act shall take etlpc
from its passage.
A ,,r,,-uI N,,- = Sbt
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

The Fcnian troubles are coming
closer home 10 England. Such is
The excitement among the large
Irish population of Liverpool and
Glasgow that it is thought adNisa-
bic. as a measure of prSaution. to
send troops to those places. Mean
while martial law has bces proclaim
ed in Limerick. and endorsements,
both military and naval continue to
| be dispatched to Ireland.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

Estate of Vermont which has four
churches in the village. Only one
of these has bell, but inasmuch as
the other denominations refuse to
assist TO pay for the ringing of il,
the owners of the bell will not allow
it to be rung at all.
RECONSTRUCTION OF North
CARoLINA.-Mr. Thaddeus Stevens
bill for the reconstruction of North
Carolina provides for the assembling
of Convention, chosen by all male
citizens of age who can read and
write, to assemble May 30, 1861, at
Raleigh, and to consist of 12D dele.
gates, to frame State Constitution,
which shall be submitted to Con.
grcss for approval, modification or
rejection preparatory to the .cstab
lishncnt of the State and the rein
vcsting of loyal citizens with all the
rights, privileges and immunities
appcrtaining to the citizens of the
other States of the Union; that there
shall he no distinction of color or
race recognized in the case of voters
for such delegates; that delegates
Shall, leforc being qualified to acts
as such, make oath that they dih
not favor the continuance Of the re-
bclliOn from and after the issuing OF
the proclamation of President In
coin, in December, 1863, &c. Iht
bill has been read twice and refereed
a Vermont soldier, entering me
fight at Fredericksburg, saw a r1bhl'
running off the field. 600 it, 20,
ton TAIL he cxclaimcd; "ii ! didn !
have a reputation to sustain ~ y
going too
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-12-21

Artemus Ward says that, as Il
Son of Temperance, he believes in
temperance hotels, though as gen.
cral thing, they sell poorer liquor
than the other sort.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
yl5 Market Street, Wilmi ngton

Police Cdses-As Mayor Valentine was alb
sent, Esquire Silver heard the following cases
John Crome, by officer Heal, for drunken
ness, fined 80 cents and costs.
Joseph Crome, BY officer Heal, for drunken.
ness and disorderly conduct. fned so cents
and costs.
John h. Coleman. by ofilcor Shepherd, for
obstructing sidewalk, fined costa.
Shtppsrs take Nosics. Change Of hour-Bush' .
Steam fright Line on and after November LIST, 'es,
will leave Second Wharf above Chesnut street,
Philadelphia, daily stbP. n. Goods received up
70 this hour will be delivered early the next morn
ing. Freight to New York forwarded from Phila-
delphia without cost OF porerege or re shipme mt In
Philadelphis Direct goods to Bush g Line. Goods
from New York should be directed to Express
Steamboat Company, Pier 10, East River.
Removal. = J. q. Hsddock, carpenter and build
or has removed his shop from King street to Front
street, near Tatnali, adjoining GsuEss lumber yard
Jobbing promptly attended to. nov sm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
GUSTS W. WRIGHT,
BecretAry of State.

OoseaEss.-This body will meet next Mon
day. Newspaper correspondents are now busy
predicting what recommendation the President
will make In his message. 1t is said he will
recommend the abolition OF the Electoral Col
lege, and the election OF President and Vice
President by direct vote Of the people also
that United States Senators be elected by the
votes Of the people in the several States, instead
Of BY the Legislatures IS at present. also, that
Judges of the United States Supreme Court
be appointed each for a term OF twelve years.
A large portion of the Message will be devoted
to foreign affairs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
TROTTING,

AT the grounds Of the Agricultural soeisty Of New
Castle County, Wilmington, Del. on SATURDAY, De
roam horse ABE, and III gray horss HAVE. Tor pro
n MUM Of $50. Also between the bay n
TSaA mare HELEN, and sorrel mare o0-fIS1A
II oUETTE, the horse NAPOLEON and ah
the mare GIPsEY for premium OF $40.
TrottlBs to commence at az O'Clock, Pm
ADMISSION so Cents.
No ertr char on far Qnrriagas
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

~ Official returns from all the counties in
New York State, give majority for Governor
Fenton Of ID f46 The vote of tho whole
State Is over IL 900 below that of s64
s6-It is generally believed in Washington
that the Executive and Congress will compre :
mise on the basis of impartial suffrage.
sS-lt is not true, as stated ia some news,
papers, that the President has given Jacob
Thompson permission to return to the Uuited
States.
As'eahon Bstehers-We are row paying tn.
highest m irket rates for rough fat and greass
of all descriptions, Harris b Co, Corner Waite
and Orange SITS.
Wsupsrior White Shirts made to orde
and warranted to give entire satisfaction IL
material and at. 100 DOE. Gloves of all kind
and every variety at J. P. Doughten's geut
furnishing store, No. sos Market street,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

Bsu BdH.-Grand match game of base ball
will be played between the Diam ond State and
9srmantown. Last and greatest match of The
season, on Thanksgiving Day, at one O'Clock,
p. n, on the old grounds, corner Of Delaware
Avenue and Old Kings Road, the nearest cid
to the city The attention OF all lovers Of our
great national game is called to this, the last
and best match game Of the season. The con-
test will be stubborn, as both mines are about
equal. The very best order will be kept by an
sihcient police and committee. No disor d. RI y
persons admitted. Admission 10 cenis =
Tickets can be had at the usual places, or o
any of the club. MIR. Pratt, pitcher OF The
celebrated Atlantic Club of Brooklyn, formerl,
resident of our city will DO Umpire.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
&Aawsrs gspublitaa.
THURSDAY, November 20, 1866


"
kxkouIIyE DsPAhrMRrr, DovEa, Nov. 2ist, 1885.
mighty Ruler OF the Universe IL obligation no less
binding upon communities than lndlyiduals II IL meet
and proper ct AL times to remember with gratitude the
Especially at that Of the year when abundant
giving assurance Of exemption from want-should our
also gratsfdy remember and acknow edge the merel-
State nom the psssnce ellcting TO many portioss
woke the Divine favor to abide with In the future
which we enjoy individuals and every advantage We
By the continued goodnets Of the Father Of Merces-
ledge our obligations 10 the Divine Being for all past
for special thanksgyins and praise
Now therefore, 1, COVE sAULsBORY. Governor Of
Delaware do to the people Of the State that
inst day of thanksgiving aud praise and In do
engagement and assemble at their places OF religious
them may seem meet and proper.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and the
(auAT \Grest Seal OF tho said State, at Dover tho
49, Twenty first day II November, In the year OF
10 S>our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sxysx aud Of the Independence Of the said State the
ninety .nrst. COVE SALISBURY
GUSTS W. WRIGHT,
nrafQ inf int
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
GILLING TWINE.

WE have Just received full assortment Of our su.
w perior quality Of CHILLING TwINR, to which we
Invite the attention Of Fishermen and dealers. We will
refund the moaey for any Irvine that prove
be as represented. PEAR0E WARDIN 4 CO.,
l9-Sm 32T Market street. PhilAdelphia.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
One Uenf REWARD

40 Runaway from the Subscriber, near Centre.
vile, Del, GA the 18th Inst. Frederick Jewell, en-
>indsntured apprentice to the farming business. a.
.Ik.He was about nine years Of age, and OF medium
size The abovs reward will be paid for bis return, but
charges. nov l92twe SABILLA WILSON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
MARRI EO

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. ]. France, Mr..
George Hinkson, of Delaware County, Pa to
Miss Caroline Kellam, of New Castle County /,
Delaware. (ohester and Media papers please
copy)
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
STRAY HEIFER,

G{z6SfR STRAY yearpg heifef. red and white color
NT}Scams TO the premises Of the subscriber, near
Xkw1E stanton, ChristianA Hundred, about the nrst
OF September The 10 requested to forward
prove property, pay charges and take her away.
nov ie-3ws FRANCIS ". CRANBToN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
Consumption Can be Cured.p
DR.. j. Simms g. Sons
PULMONIg pEOTORAI.

r WHITE COUCH BALSAM
Has proved a sovereign remedy for CLronic Coughs
recent Coughs OF Colds, Group. Bronchitis Sore Throat
Asthma, Whoopug Cough, 40, and In PULMONARY
CONSUMPTION, It has proved beyond all eomparisou.
the most reliable remedy known or ever offered ths
amioted II la certainly unexoelled II equaled by suv
other remedy, 1t has cured many cases 81 PULAOE
Any DISEASES which seemed beyond all hope Of re.
eovery II has cured Asthma ten years standing And
In Group Is perfect specific. In all cases Of Lung CON-
plants u has proved remedy Of extraordinary value
use this remedy with Vegetable Liver
RUS Price 90 cents medium and One Dollar inrrs
bottles. Prepared only BY DIR. J. sIMMs 4 SON. al
and kins sts- Wilmington. Del. oct 95-sH,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
DIED.

10 this city. on the 9Th inst, James R. simp.
son, in his 35th year
At bis residence in this city, on the 90 b
inst, Mr.. JOSEPH RooP, aged about 80 years.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

M. M. CHILD
Real Estate Agent,
ONCE, 622 KING sire ct
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
now have for sale the following Real
Estate:
es.irabls square Of ground at the Of Union
hysnue and City Railway, with handsome grove on 1t
beautiful Cottage at Scott and 18th street, Posses
farm m,Iss from Milford Of ios1k acres, with 5000
Sstory Brick House, at the corner Of eipin Avenue
three story Brick House, on Delaware Avenue with
all the modern Improvements.
desirable House and Home, ss6 TatnAli street.
ABOUT S4 acres Of land with good buildings, aud
good order three miles this side Of Dover Price very
low and very convenient to the Railroad station.
l1ss and great variety Of iruIt trees; Known a. the
cedsrwood Fruit harm.
One story Brick West 4th street
and Orange strsets.
farm Of 2s5 acres miles below FELTON,, on the lin.
o. IN Delaware Railroad, with switch the faru with
loo acres Of good timber.
As; :sIy s;s Orange street below 10Th street
One 3 story Brick, so4 West eth street,
Ones story Brick, Hast Sd street.
with very isrge lot and front Walnut street.
One story Brick. No 200 Orange street.
story Dttoks, EAST IN street,
several handsome story Bricks 10 Washington street
between 10th street and Delaware Avenue. Possession
given at once
BUILDING LOTS.
~ Feet front on Delaware Avenue between Harrison
en1 franklin streets 1859 feet deep desirable and
viii Dc sold on very reasonable terms II applied for
Soo feet on south side OF West 9TH sro between JET
ferson and Maaisou.
Some the north side of .th street between Adam.
and Jackson streets
Some near MeDoweliviils.
square ct the corner Of Lowering Avenue and Van
buren street,
also have many other properties, which very
beautifully situated and farms which wonid suit almost
any one Call on before purchasins you will aud
IL to your advantage.
NJ MCHILD. oRcs Of the
ssp29-lf Chrstiana Bivsr improvement Company.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

- NOTICE.
70 ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN;
ntend TO apply to she next sosson OF the
o. The state Of Delaware for divorce foom tn bonds Of
mAtrimony, between me and my husband james " T..
A8hew. nov 2S-im MARY AaNEW.
NOTICE.
wanted hfteen or twenty Cattle to Winter Also for
Sale, abon 400 tushsls prime potatoes. Apply 10
CLEMENT REEVES,
nov WV Delaware City, Del.
For Sale.
- eommodisus Brick Dwelling, In excellent or.
fME der, No 1891 East 4th st. Terms easy. Apply to
.xs&aRiMsHAW hooABE, No. 500 Market t..
1926 Reward.
WAS LOST In town Of Newark, or on the read from
oslatown to said town. Saturday evsning the 2Itb
ieai,A Package oontainlng about $lss IN 0reenbAsk
Notes, and three Promlssory Notes as follows for
300 payable At the National Bank Of Rkton drawn by
John Perkins, Jr, ana payable to Risk Gilbert sns
for $50 payable TO the order Of the Undssgns drawn
by Thomas Taylor for $780, payable the National
Bank Of Oxford, drawn by Andrew N. Russell,
The above reward will he paid for return Of the said
last property and tae said Banks and ali othsn a-e
Notes.
, ~ Iniormation can DO given to James Armstrong,
Newark, Delaware, ar tho underslgned at May Pos
Once Lancaster county, Pa. nv 2s-2t G. p. DAVIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

CARPEIINGS, CARPEITNGS. +.
Your attention Is invited TO my large aud elegant
stock VI Brussels, Threepy aud Ingrain CARPRTINos
Of the best makes and newest designs. Also, Wool
Dutch, Cottage, List and Rag CARPETS, OIL Cloths,
Window Shades etc. will be sold low. holssas aud
Retail, for Cash J.T. DELACROIX,
No 81 South Second Street, absvs ohsstnut
aug so-sm fhilsaslphis.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

To Owners of Slaves.
6rinshaw 4 Meoabs have made arrangements to pro.
claims for compensation for Slaves who entered
the o. g. Service. Address GRIMsHAw 4 MsCABE,
No. 500 Market st..
I'm mt nal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

RsmOvsd.-Rev. Leighton Coleman removed
from ou- city to Msuch Chunk, Pa, last week,
end will enter upon hia duties as pastor of the
Episcopal Church in that place next Sabbath.
We wish that he may be highly successful 10
every way aad become a. useful AS he was in
our city
Large oonsigumeut.-Sio, 900 worth of Store
Goods, consisting OF all kinds si Dry Goeds,
Ready made Clothing, Meas and Boys Boots
and Shoes of all sizes; Groceries, and Hard
ware, &c. Sale to commence Tuesday, Nov
27th,a 7 O'Clock in the evening and to be con
tinued every evening until sold. At the
Union Auction Rooms. No. III e. 4 b st.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

Largs TurRps.-Ar. Peter Talley OF Bran
DIVINE Hundred, presented us with two large
tnrnips on Wednesday, which weighed iogeth
sr lbi pounds. They are OF the Purple Top
variety. lie Informed la that he had soms
s,ill larger. They are the largest We have
ever seen. Who can beat them7
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

The following quotations are furnished Us by m n
Crimson Co.. Bankers, corner 4th d Market Street.
oold ia9i<
" d. 81 5's II9H
slvetwentiss, Old 1857
fHe-Neauss, new lO6M
,oexsn'thirty, lciA
Delaware State Beads, -. oslf ~
Delaware r. r. Bonds First Mort 20 %
kxton. Mort, 81 93
,,,,, ~, stock, % 22k
phlad's, vii. b r, r. Bonds, ia 10
o, STOCK b7lS 81
WnmlngIoh Oiv Loan, 100 10l
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
WOOD.

NOTICE.
Phillip PluDkeit has removed from No. LOG, West
Front Street. TO No. IS, Market Street. between 'FRONT.'
and Water Streets Whore he will be found 70 settle
al accounts Of the late nrm Of P. Pluukett Son. and
attend 10 his private business All Indebted 10 him
or the late arm. will please maks payment without de-
lay as he 10 anxous to settle all the 1st Of
January, 1887. PHILLIP PLUNKETT
f:s-He hno wishes to Inform the Public that he
VIII sell all kinds Of leather Manufactured by YIN
mcDevit Co. :6-lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

A.Mals Tsasher wanted Immediately, in District No.
%, 10 New Castle County, near Delaware city.
GEORGE O. CLEAVKR
JOHN b. NELSON,
nov 10 COMMITTEES,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

Having purchased Of Il. Robinson The stock and nE.
lures OF store No. sos Market Street, and Intending
TO keep well selected stock OF Jewslry, silserware,
speetaeies Ae, will be pleased to walt upon all the
former customers to the ana solicit he
patronage of the public generally. Special attention
viii DO paid to rep iring IN all It's branches
noySU 0E0R6k JACK.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
Notice.
WOOD DEALERS and OTHERS,

WANTED, Barrel slave and Heading Belts. Also, Oak
and Poplar Logs The highest price will be given, de-
lvered At the Brandy wine stave Mill, Wilmington Del
oct 22-2m PHILIP MCDOWELL.