Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1869-05-18
LOCAL mATTHRa

superior 70 any OLner urlLk III tne county.
j. A. Owens continues his business at No. 10l
Market street. lie Is pleasant and energetic
gentleman and appears TO be driving profitable
trade.
A tug boat called the Joseph NJ, Burke, built
by Messrs. Mendinhall & Worrell, left this city
on Monday for Boston, where the owners re-
side.
A grand vocal and instrumental concert will
be given In Newark, on the evening Of the 21st
inst, for the benefit of the Citizens Cornet band
Of that town.
Mrs. Brown Of Newark, dropped down dead
on Sunday, while engaged In her household du-
ties. An inquest was held by Coroner Fender
grast, and the jury rendered verdict oil death
from natural causes.
A meeting of the Fruit Growers Association
Will be held at Dover, on Tuesday, the 18th
Inst.
Rev. DR.. Weston, of the CrOzler Theological
Institute, will lecture before the Workingmen'f
Institute in the City Hall, this evening
The beautiful horn presented to the Washing
ton Fire Company, by citizens Of New Castle, Is
on exhibition in the jewelry store of Mr.. G.. l.
Bush, No. 22e Market street.
The congregation of the West Presbyterian
Church, met last evening to select pastor.
VIM. Bright Is having another story put on bis
building 10 Market street, near the City Hall
making Il four stories high
The Reading Hose Company Of Reading, Pa,
propose to visit the Water Witch Fire Company
Of this city, at an early day,
Rev. j. d. Curtis will preach next Tuesday
and Wednesday nights 18th and 18th, In the
Port Penn NJ. E. Church. All are invited to
attend.
Hannah Z. Fesnler and Ephraim Magargel
have taken oat letters of administration on the
estate of Josiah K. Fesmier, late of Christiana
Hundred.
9. B. Rogers. No. 1888 Market street, Phlla-
delphia, advertlses strawberry boxes and other
articles.
DR.. JIM. Curtis has commenced the practice
Of medicine in our city. His office Is at No.
6l2 King street.
T. Derrickson s Co. will have this morning, a
grand opening Of bonnets aud spring millinery at
No. 204 King street.
PHI. Mitchell has been awarded tue contract
for building three new school houses in this
city, at S27,14s.
$4,000 to inyest in Bond s. Mortgage. Apply
TO ]. NJ. Barr, Attorney at Law, Journal building,
No. $40 Market street, Wilmington.
Canned Corn, tomatoes, Cherries, Peacres,
Pine Apples, Ounces, Backberries, &C., at Grip
pens No. 8 West Sd street.
The hest quality Sugar Cured Hams can be
had at Crippen's No. West Sd street.
VIM. N, Cloud will have public sale OF cows
calves, feeders and bulls on his farm 10 Brandy
wine hundred on Friday, the 2lSt inst. See
adv.
English Pickles, at James Clippens, No, 8
West I'd st.
Tbe best quality French and English Mustard,
can be had At James Crippan's, No. West Sd
Street.
Brushes, Brushes, Brushes. Go to CSippsns,
No. West Sd street, and get your brushes, as
he has large and well assorted stock TO select
from.
Dried cbsvriss at orippsn'O, No. West Sd
Pinsspplss. German sapssgo and dairy
cheese, at CrippenS No. West Sd st.
The canvass Of the city for Jenkins & Atkin-
sons business directory Is completed. Should
any Of our citizens have reason to believe their
names and business places have not been obtain
ed, they should call at the publication office, at
9Th and Market Streets and supply the emission.
Tper cent. gold Bonds of the Lake Superior
and Mississippi River r, r. Co., First Mortgage
Sinking Fund Bonds free OF q. s. TaS, secured
by l,632,000 acres of choice lands, and by the
Railroad, its rolling stock nd franchise and
yielding in currency nearly ten per cent, per
annum We recommend these bonds as de
sirsble Investment for persons collecting 5-20
coupons, due May !, Holders Of 6 20 Bonds
can exchange at profls of nearly twenty per
cent. besides receiving one per cent. IN gold, adj
ditiona income. A limited amount tor sale,
and fall particulars furnished by jno. McLeRr
& Son, Bankers, No. COZ Market street Agents
for Jay Cooke & Co.
Landreth's Garden Seeds for sale By Adam
/ q tiJ u Ca, p:andvYine. a-s-
A cargo OF very fine sto@e coal JusL recei, %
and for sale by Adam Grub & Co., Brandy
wine,
Send In your uame at ouce for jenkins Cat
klnsons new City Directory.
Drafts on England and Ireland, passage tick
cts 10 Liverpool, Westminster, Paris, Rotterdam,
Havre, Hamburg, Amsterdam, and Antwerp by
Grimshaw 6 Plunkett, No and 4, W. Third
street.
For sale-lO0O bushels of choice potatoes al
d. Z. Buckingham's, Front and Shipley.
Pure cider vinegar, by the gallon or barrel, at
D. E, Buckingbam's, Front and Shipley,
Just received, lot Of sorghum syrup, al D
e. Buekingham's, Front and Shlpley.
Every new resident of Wilmington should sub
scribe for Jenkins & Atkinson's City DIRECTORY
| 1859. II will contain more names than any vii
mington directory heretofore published.
Grimshaw & Plunkett offer through tickets
| from any port of Great Britain snd the CONT
| nent, direct to Wilmington.
CARROTS Scotch Snuff at manufacturers price.
| at d. E. BucKINGHAM's, Front q Shipley.
Liverpool Rock Salt, Turks Island, Ashton
and Descons salt. all warranted to be the gen
uine article, at D. Il, BUCKINGHAM, Front ant
Shipley streets.
Don't forget to order your White Shirts b
Wyatt C Garrett, sos Market s., Wilmington
| DelGpdre.
yolIr order al Ryatt & Carrots, 500 1fdYke
St., Wilmington, Del.
sinotno school.-In January last, sewers
Young gentlemen of Brandywlae Hundred, OF
QsfiiEed singing school, at Mt. Pleasant, an
engaged tie services Of Prof. " LII an a. Talley
| AZ teacher. The lessons were duly given an
the youpg gents enjoyed the entertainments thu
Afforded to them and irladies, but the most {
] tbem ungallantly backed out OF paying the
!. quota Of expenses, leaving the performance {
this important part Of the contract to fall on
, Monroe Wedn and others, who esteem the
5 promise to pay as binding as their hcuds'
!. psnth OF ConsaG OfcCoHey.-The stoamshi
HENRY CHAuEcEY, which arrived at New YoI
on Saturday, brings the cad Intelligence thNt NJ
q James q. McConey, the American Consul
!. Callao, died of yellow fever at Lima on APP
a i7th. Mr. McColley was native OF this Stat
a son of Rev, Trusten 2. McColley, Milford, ar
= : brother-iu-law Of the Hon Ge0. P. Fisher,
y Washington. He has been Consul at Calao Il
! several Years and It Is said had proyeda mo
!. valuable and efficient officer.
Il RosendaE-Christian Kraucb will have q graz
a Opening at hOscuual, Oh tIio
y the Brandywine, next Monday morning.
Y has made great preparations for the occasio
and there will doubtless be large turn cut ri tn
. portion of our population which delight in I
2 observance of this holiday. Mr.. K. has suffer
y considerable loss at various times, by. oblgi
y friends with the use of bis name, and he hop
:. on this occasion TO retrieve to some exteit
T. falling fortunes. .,..
Is Furnitars.--Many of the readers OF this par
e, are not aware Of the large and beautiful asso
le ment of furniture at S. & T. McClary's, No. 9
as Market street, and that they are selling the sal
III at less than Philadelphia prioes. They wall
re pleased TO have you call and look at Il.
u Notice.-An adjourned meeting Of the Sto'
- holders of the Newport Building and Loan
~ ISOLATION, will be held at the School House,
oeI Newport, on Saturday evening, May 10Th, at
" " o'clock Those subscribers who have not p
~ their subscription will please do so on or Def
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