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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
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THURSDAY MoRNINe, FrDnUARY 8, 1870.
THH-CTT FISANoEs.-The financial state.

The. Cry FINANoEs.--The financial state.
mehI of the condition of our city, appears on the
fourth page Of our semi weekly paper this morn
ing. It will BIO seen that the funded debt
amounts to 1853, 025.-The amount raised by
tax is sl21, O8s 90 stalls and market rents, S..
22O 81, dogs, registered 5000; water rents, &C.
S2s56S, 35 rents Of city property s6S4,20 auc-
ton licenses 5000, making with receipts from
miscellaneous sources a total of $500, 770,s
The expenditures are for interest on funded debt
&C., 500, 0D7,49. Bills for work 1886, 772 80 i.
salaries S21, si6, 90; repairing and cleaning streets
Ss9,2d4, 18 opening and grading streets, ST..
s7s,O7; Water works, S2S ,38I,a Public schools
s25, go public lamps, S5,s60,4l; Fire Compa-
niles 1000, making with other expenditures for
the year, grand total of $40 232, o. being over
$40, 0O0 more than the receipts. The taxes will
therefore have to be increased the coming year
to make up the deficit. The council should there
fore be as economical as circumstances will ad-
unit, not for getting however, that there is poi.
cy that gathereth while Il scattereth. Both pru-
denee and foresight are necessary 10 make a
great and prosperous city. We do net wish a
missrly policy practiced, but one that will con
tribute to business and general advancement
without unreasonable and oppressive taxation.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

a young man at Muscatue, Iowa, lately
cIawled Into boiler TO clean il out, but tue e.,
sineer, being ignorant Of tie fact, closed l3e
door and fred up. Ths young man became IN,
comfortably warm, and to bis horror olscoFsise
unheard, hut fortunately, tho engineer opened
tbs door and the half-snficcated prisoner was Re,
leased. A contemporary thinks It was shameiul
4has The engineer should have spoiled 70 soou d
story by opening The door Just when be nc
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

LABOR AID PROSPERITY IN SOUTH CARoLi-
MA private letter received from i5aliino-
rean In Charleston says it Is mistake about ols-
tTess in that part of the South, ss general iacI'
All the whites who have worked are prosperous
but black laboris cheaper never eheaF ei tnan
during service davs-aud excellent ield hands
can be had in ihe country at 80 70 60 cents per
Jay women 30 cents, boys 30 cent1, and oil bna
themselves. Many, very many, 1t Is stated are
begging work at these rates
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

d. On Saturday an orde. was gsteived ,Sor the
a,sChsT0e Of 1900 men at the Boston NavlNSerd'
400 additional men at the New York S2vE
Yard and 1900 at San Francisco. 1t is expec--
ted d' That V Congress ta viii IsesIalo 70 enable
sneedy resnmntion Of work in the Navy YARDS,
fhe Secretary of the Navy has modified ID. hls
orders SO that may ofthe men can Dc Leusll',
ed by transfers to the pay rolls Of other bureaus
az man employed therein,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
Public Sale.

N The subscriber will sell at Pub =.
n6MA lie Sale, at his farm in Red Zion YFlli@
Hn Hundred, one mile from Red Lion E<f1
on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1850. at
10 O'Clock, A. M, his eutre stock of Young horses
and eolts most OF them home-raised and II of then,
old, hne style, works we'll, and good driver; Nos.
and, 8, Bell and juno, bays, and yeara old.
match we'll, full sisters. broken to single and dOuLa
harness. drive well together and with little training
would be fast No. Coal Oil Johnny, black cone
Ing years old, 10 hands high, well broken 10 III
kinds Of HARNESS and bids fair to be fast will tfot
mile In four minutes; No. o, bay mare Lucy coming
years old, tull sister OF Coal oil JOHNNY fine style
broken to all kinds Of harness, and would make
ine hackney for lady No. and IA pair of broWti
horses II and IL years rd good work horses one ar
them good family horse; No. . and g. one pa1r OF
blacks, mare and horse, and II years old large
size, good work and wagon horses; No. TO- bay hofs,
horse jim, years old, good draught horse, large
size; No. u, bay more Flora; good worker; No is
Jenny Lind, years old perfectly gentle In harness
and will trot in four minutesi three colts one TWO
and three years old.
sARsrT 10 cows, OF the Durham, Alder g5z=s-sz.
KFsHN fey and Attorney stock, some of n HSS55S
fA.slSas them have calves by their sides Yx III .
Of these cows have been raised By me- and az con-
sidered very tne and good mixers. / full bred Al
detney bull, years old. yoke Of good working
oxen, YORK wagon, shifting top buggy wagon
nearly new; Germantown wagon, In good ORDER
set good wagon harness. with some farm impie-
ments.
TERMS.-All sums OF s25 and under, cash; on NH
sums over S26, credit often months by purchaser
giving bankabls note with approved endctser with
interest and stamps added -Four per cent oft for
cash on all sums over S25,
b. F. PENNINGTON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
~ 4 n Al

Inthis city on the Cd inst, Sarah Ann, wife OF
Robert B. Kollock, aged "a years.
Tie friends and relatives of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from The
residence of her husband, No. west Twelfth
street, on Friday afternoon at three O'Clock.
InNeW Castle Hupdred, on the 18th ult., Mary,
yoRE.
Tie friends of theSsmily are respectfully invited
to atend the funeral from the residence Of he1 IA
thei at II O'Clock, this (Thurtsy) morning.
this city, on the Dist or January, william T.
williamson In the 45th year OF his age.
HE reluttves and friends OF tue family are ree-
peGulIy invited 10 attend the funeral from BIS late
residence, No. s2T Orange Street, this Thursday
afternoon at three O'Clock, without further notice
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

TEE PEABODY OssEorIEs, Portland, Feb
ruarv THE final ceremonies on the occasion
of the departure Of George Peabody's remains
we're celebrated to-day. The weather wss
snowy but great crowds were present, a chorus
from The Messiah was sung by $50 voices pray
er o. Bishop Nicely; dirge BY a band, and other
solemn proceedings. The funeral train, splen-
didly drapcd, left at one O'Clock, During the
procession to the depot the bells toled,. me
streets were filled with spectators and business
was entirely suspended.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Gopzalo Caslimon, editor OF tie "Voz de GU
oa," OF Havana, With four Spaniarts, arrived at
Key West on Saturday TO fight a duel With tie
editor OF the Key West Republican, and was
placed under bonds to keep the peace There IS
much excitement IN Key West, and guards have
been stationed In the streets tn keep the peace
The following day while Ca'lmon wss standing
On the hotel porch, he was attacked by aegs'
raj Cubans, who fired pistol shots at HIM NC
Ieturned the fire, and then received shot, from
the effects Of which he died in fifteen minutes.
Several arrests were made. .s...
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

LOCOMOTIVE firm in Taunton: Mass, rave
mat mt mon lie Taunton aud New Bedford
road new mammoth locomotive, which i is an
entire novelty, being what may be called "a0u !,
ble.enders aud is appropriately named nsa ny ..
It Is constructed to run forward and oacK%alu =
like, and is double in all its parts, the engineer
standing place being in tna centre
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

At Pittsburgh, on Saturday night, t5e resi- 1..
dsnce Of David N. Adams, in Virgin alley Tss
discovered to be on Ere, and Mre Adams was ,Ss
found burned 70 death. 1t appeared Una. , ,hs
Adamsee were both drunk, and that SIZE as' Tue
house on Ere 10 destroy herself.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

The President has signed the bill to prove ,,.o
collections from Government olnelas ~. RI
sensations to their superior olhcg!s, asir
bill to allow the Virgins of1cefs !" "'NAS 49,
nation instead Of OATH.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Ksntucky 10 10 hold a convention OF eoiot sSa
mel, February 22d, to make a[Tangeinens ~
the approaching extension o. sunssE ~ T,fteentb
consequent upon the ratification Oh 'h' ''''eN-D
amendment,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
Public sale OF Personal Prop
erlV.

m The subscriber having deter e5-ss-s7.
TEAA mined to rellnqulsh farming. will BESSsSl
XII sell without reserve, on MONDAY NIL
February 81, 1870, at II o'clock, A; NJ on the farm
oil tha late John Q. CLARK, known as tho Mari Fam
in Red Lion Hundred, on the road leading from ST
GeOrgesto Kirkwood, his entire stock to-wit: ex-
cellent horses, one OF which, the Bashaw Cot now
coming years old, is a line traveller and goutle in
all kinds OF harness. and of very qualities dno
celt old one mulS that cannot be surpRssedT
years old, good bay mare, yeals old / brown
mare years old,1 brown mare ~ years old Eood
traveller; 1sOrrel mare 10 years old ~ Oud workers
good cows, coming in profit, fine shouts fat
steer, tive farm wagons, iron axe nearly new with
rigging complete, 2sets wagon gears, carriage and
harness, dearborn, ox-cart, yokes, / Jersey Blue
reaper with selt-rake, good machine, complete; .
Haines q Woods grain drlll with Fosters Phosphate
attachment, works well; 2twin harrows, A lar4ow
Rlows, cultlvators hoes forks, steol tooth rake hay
and fodTer cutter, corn sneer lot OF tools, &c.
oats, corn, potatoes, and splendid lot Of selected
seed corn 1909 pounds ef pork consisting In part OF
we'll cured andsweet shoulders, lard by the pound;
Household q Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF beds
bedsteads, bedding, sofa, ch9rs windsor chairs
carp cts, cook stove No. 6, William Penn; DOW,
clothes washer anb Universal Wrinser; churn, mans
buckets, tables, good kitchen tab dining table.
table ware 1palr scales and many other articles
TERMS. All sums OF $50 and over 2 credit az Il
months will be given. JOS. U. HUDSON
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

The sesretary Of the Treasury has ai as;eo
the sals Of one millon In gold each "eeh n, GH
February, and the purchase 81 t S%0 the sinking
bonds In each alternate WeeS 'of 'De
fund.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
G-1AND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
! CONCE ~ n,
BY THE
DELAWARE SRNGERBUND,4s
At Institute Hall,
on Tuesday Evening, Fob. H. 1850.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHILDRbN,s

FOX THE BENEFIT 6 9S THE 0HItDRCN's
PROF, TKos FUEREL, LeRder.
with the assistance Of the following ointment tai
sG MIS- Bniis Ncnsel, the young ana tasuted So.
Stephens. Prot. Emil CASTE, tho celebrated Bart
tone from the oolle.e OF Masc, Dresden. NJ, J.
iHsoVoid Ensetke, the great Pisnlst and eadsr Of
the HANDEL aud Hayden Society OF PbilR. -
PROGRAMME.
PartL
i. Chorus, Tho shspAsrds' s1bbath Gong, ass"
q. soprsaosoiO. STh5a iittle Star, Miss -,
o sEnseiSs. eastsl and Jacob, Wit.
t. D ea.ssi, 'O'' Schubert.
q o serSund ~ w. y = Fischer,
u i Nenssl and Mr.. ]. Graf. Grelh
{: Tepat Solo. Spring Melody. Nj. ia;
.. ci SS S The Warriors E7saing Song. u,
ssngsrbund' Wreas'
Partn.
j. 6hofpss oDas Kirohsiu," sangcrbund. Decker
s EPiSVolo. Mis- Emile Nensei. Myerbecr
S Graf and jacob Doniza't!,
| Gs,teI Pressed.
= -rhorns ma Fatherlspd, Snengerbund. Abt,
| a Dustt Miss E, NenEel and u. 9astel, Mozart
I. Quartet. Serenade. MessTs. Graf, En- -.
| gelks, Gastel and Jacob, ADJ
| 8. Terxette. A Night in GRANADA. MISE
/ O chorus. In II 9 Forest, Seengerbund. HDier
/ SrSRETs, IS cents
| cHITDRENs TICKETS. 70
/ RESERVED SEATS on ..
Doors open O'clock, Commanders o,eloeE.
/ - =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

NJ At the earnest solicitations of many NJ
tssAxfriends offer myself to the cOnsidera b5S<k
tlon OF the Democratic Voters OF New Castle county
a. a candidate TOR the Office OF Coroner for New
Castle county, pledgng myself 70 abide ny the
JOHN GEORGE RACINE.
janol-tn Pensader Hundred.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
AT PuRTIO SALE.


$50 The undersigned, Intending u Q6sfE3W
sN#Es% quit farming, offers his entire AA-Yy~
M@@% Stock at Pubic Sale. at his farm AlsBesE.
4kHgzADou the Townsend road, between Glnna
Corner aid Pine Treen, on WEDNESDAY, Ftbru-
ry sd, 1870. at 10 O'clock O. M, consisting ia part
~ follows good mares, suitable for farm or road
usej pair hne mules, years old; head Of cattle
4 Of them good mllch COWS, coming IN profit; TIVE
year old bull and IyeaTllng, brood sow and boar
and three shoats, pure Chester White breed; Ger
mantown family carriage, and hatnes,; light dear
horn wagon, farm wagon. Kirby reanrr aud mowrr
eombined two horsoe cham power and three ~
ing machine, circular saw, Is themes, with beIc
pulleys and belt In complete running order; ee.
tooth rake cart and harnrs,; Marlborough fan, corn
shelter, Telegraph feed cutter, boat WITH oars and
rudderi faImeTF furnace, with boiler holding 20 gal,
copper boiler, holninR 80 gallons; sets OF wagon
harness set mule harness grain cradles, NOV
ing soythes, ladyssife saddle, gentlemans saddle,
grindstones, wheelbsrrow, several sets pillow hAT-
ness, twin harrow, harrow, plows, culryatoTs,
picks collars, bridles log chans corn knives three
horSe double and single trees, axes, lot of wagon
wheels, iron forcing and Hitting pumps q lot OF
old iron, &C.; 80 busheh white Peach Blew and
White sprout potatoes, 1000 ndlsS blades sthy
hay by the ton.
PRrler mirror, French plate Il ass. ornamental gilt
frame feet long so inches WIDE oval mirror orSa-
moutal gilt frame, bfeet long 80 inches wide; ma
hOgRny pier table, marble slab and looking glass Ia
the back walnut Sofa hair cloth seat and back: q
walnut chairs hair cloth seats bedste ads shstRd
chaiIs abesi2 cooking stoves, wood aud other
articles.
that amount credit of eight months will be RiyeIby
the purchaser Rlvioga Judgment note with approved
endorser, with interest and stamp added.
fcb3 JOHN n. KELLER
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Byandytvine Hundred Farmers Ctub.-The
farmers Of Braudywine Hd., are beginning to
wake up tboy have already organized club,
which meets every Thursday evcnlRg Ia the
school school house on the Philadelphia pike,
about three miles from Wilmington. On last
Thursday evening, the following questions came
up for discussion, viz (which pays best, Mix
or Butter" "Will II pay to raise Peaches In this
section" and (which Is the most profitable pO-
tato to raise" The milk and butter question
was quite warmly discussed, with final deci-
sion in favor OF butter, though the matter was
not investigated as thoroughly as might have
been. Not much was said In regard to the rails
ing of peaches, but there is not much doubt but
what they could lie made to pay, II properly
MANAGED, but pears, in our opinion would pay
much better.
The time was so occupied by tbs frat two
questions, there could not be much said In re-
gard to potatoes, the Peschblow and Buckeye
were spoken highly of, and also, the Early Rose,
one gentleman stating that he raised "thirty
bushels from thirty pounds" of the latter variety;
or, in other words, at the rate of sixty bushels
from one buslel oil seed, and, that they were fit
| for market the 6rs. week In June. The Good
\ rich were said TO be good carly potato, but
| later In the season were rot near so good. The
] Cusco was also spoken Of as good variety
I but nst IA saleable az some others.
Tie 9heYiTalty.- are we believe, ten
candidates for tho Republican nomination fol
the Office Of SlaJid of New Castle county,
| rhe rivalry between them will certainly prove
highly interesting, as some Of them have beer
circulating cards among the cOlored brethren
and taking measures to secure their votes. i
| ia pretty certain the 18th amendment will b
ratified and therefore tue colored element be
comes important, ThelI assessment should b
attended to.
An IR,proremen,--Tbomas J. Graves, s. Z
corner Of Fourth and King streets, 10 sole agen
In this State, for Che sale Of new improvement
for beds, consisting Of wire, which Is said to b
very easy and comfortable to lie upon.
adapts Itself to the form ofthe body, and Ia re
rnarkable for is cleanliness and durability
. Orr citizens should call and examine It. ID
a. has also good assortment Of furniture, bed
mattresses &c.
The Weather-There was a slight fall {
: snow last Monday night, and Tuesday was quit
cold. The sun, however, sbone pleasantly, an
he indications now are that the prospect of X
4 distant as ever. Ifany Of our readers can N
, | member winter like this we should be please
10 hear from them. A diary Of the weather Il
J ffty years back would certainly prove interes
|, Ing at this time,
Chicken Thieres.-It Is reported that sever
pairs Of chickens were recently stolen from u
a arm of Samuel Richardson, OF Chriltiana HUI
o bred. According to reports good deal OF u
Z kind of work is going on i'll different parts OF q
u State, the rogues not having the fear OF eth
God or man before their slight.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
For SnRa.

90 shares of stock q the Union National Bank
OUOi Delaware
''ne $500 Bond of the Wilmington City Railway
Company.
ono 5{5o Ground Rent Mortgage on City Prop
or ty.
10 100 Houses aud o. Farms for sale and ex-
shEsa change. WILLIAM BRIGHT.
rkk9H Real Estate Agent,
j1nlTtt Wilmington, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
GNrRnAr.

NsssF The undersigned solicts tho vote OF his fell
t%sfE low citizens Tor the Eel Hulicun nomination
for tho office Of Sherif OF NV Castle county. He
toels thankful for past favOrs and hopes for a re-
newal Of the same. He will however give the nom
inee whoever he MAY be cordial support,
H. LEWIS ARMSTRONG.
feI,3tn Chrisatina Hundred,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

NszsT The undersigned offers himself as a cRndi-
sAtfgdate fer the nomination Of the Republican
party for tho Office OF Coroner Of New Castle cOun
". He returns his thanks for the support hereto
fore giyenh aud hopes that he may again be the
recipient Of further favor JOHN CURRY,
fei3.tn n ilmingtOu Hundred,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
FOE sHERTFF

NJ THE Undersigned offers himself as NO.
Bs6+Sa candidate for the nomination of the 5ssNN
Republican Party for the office Of Sheriff. He re-
spectfuly, solicts the votes of his fellow citizens
and at the same time pledges himself to give the
nominee os the party, whoever he may be, cordial
support JAMES MARTIN.
dec20tf formerly OF ChristiRna Hid,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

~ A farm OF 81 acres, 2x miles from Milford
iii# Kent Co., Del. Good house, 20 SS22 feet, with
,a.L6 rooms good cellar; stable and Outbuildlngs
2O9J peach trees In full bearing. Well fenced.
Apply to
THOMAS M OGLE,
Real Estate Agent and AuGtloneer,
febS's No, h. Sd ST., Wilmington, lei
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
SHERIFF. Atty.

$szzS The undersigned offers himself as a cAndi-
fS4sJgdats Tor Sheriff of New Castle County, sub
ieet 10 the nomination Of the Republication Party.
THOMAS HARVEY.
..s .a..H'. wilmington Hundred,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
Public Sale OF Personal Prop
ePlV

"a The undersigned, intending to s-S-S5-ses
| Cta1A quit farming, will! sell at Public ~
XII SAFE, on hts farm, situated on the Ny.
road leading from tho turnpike to The @ estnut Hill
road, on WEDNESDAY, February ~, 1910 at IL
| o'clock NJ, the following PSrsJnnl Property ;-iour
good work and driving hoiSes, colt coming years
COWS. in profit, good stocka two year old heller.
will soon be in profit: Irodd wagon, horse cart,
market wagons, ne1ssdsa an wlckls fan. coru
shelter morse r1ka 40, fs hafroHs: cutivatora
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

,sya A farm Of 40 acres, X miles from Camden,
iiifi Kent Co., Del. House with rooms; large
-l.@ barn and other outbuiidings, all new 800
peach frees years old, 800 i've years old, 81 apple
trccz, leo pear trees, 400 grape vines years old,
1890 ConcOrds, 100 Hartford Prolincl
Appy TO $. b. WALES, Camden,
ortU r, NJ. OGLE,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioneeT,
feh3 Nod East Third Street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
FOR SALE,

Or Exchange For Store iD Wilmington.
srss A farm of5O acres, in Kent County, Della
ihf5 ware, ! i mile from Camden, % miles from
~ Dover, u miles from Forrest Landing. StO0
peach trees u dwarf pears; 80 standard pears and
80 apple trees 1000 grape vines 600 in full bearing,
Apricots and other fruits, III full bearing.
Amply to THOMAS NJ. uGLE,
Real Estate 4 gent and AuCtioneer.
fcLs No, 4 East Third Street
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
PnhlfI

.uzs.B tbs sT f I sSIu F15IS Sale By Ey-SssF
~ n, r. bGsa ~. 2sSo. at u o'clock sasx:
scribsr John oh H M ses occupied by the sub
Hare's Corner 70 Christlsaa, New Castle Hundred,
sssa q y sS1a IA farm h Ss colt coming years
cows, some fresh the Others SprinSin1 !
1885, yearllng bull, .syears old, 8 fne shoats,
iarm wasopJ market dearborn, new last spring,
plsughs, snltivators single and double trees 5rka
AnovoMi grindltone, nav phosphate drill, pork by
the pound. f~'A -
RMS.--AllsulnS OF ego and under casl; oy.r
that amount 3 credit Of months Will be given Nv
endorser. John HAYES ~
A. CANNON Auetioneer. febs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
In UhRncery, now Castle County, Cause
Of Partition.
SHERIFF FATTY

NJ Tbs undersigned, resident of Odessa, Nv
STeAt Del, but formerly Of AppoQunimink pASxx
Hundred, would hereby give notice to Republican
fer himself as candidate for the nomination for
the Office OF Sheriff, hoping that the disposition
manifested on the part Of his friends two years ago
to give him their support Will be renewed with an
increase sufficient 10 insure his success. He wisl
give tue nominee his undyi ded support q matter
OF course. W, A. HUHILI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

VNHE Annual Meeting OF the Delaware Mutual
Aid Association, /. o, y. F., will be held In the
odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday Evening. Febru-
airy 10Th, TO- at halt-past scyen O'Clock for the pur
pose ocee0ttng officers of fhe Association for the
current year, also to take into consider alton Ievi
sion OF the Constitution. A fun atteD dance Is re-
qlested GEORGE W GREGG,
iHN2l President
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
Admlnistrator,s Sole.

-aAAStAaN VAEb sure
IN Will be sold at Public Sale. at the S1s5Jas-
A2Nlate residence Of Job Townsend, de- EHH
ceased, in st. Georges Hundred, on TUESDAY,
February 22d, $50, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, Six head
OF horses, two colts, pair of young mules, inilch
cows, two heifers, one bull, shoas; farm wagons
two spring wAgonsI plowsi harrows. cultyators,
steel tooth rake, grain fan one reaper wagon and
pillow gears corn Bheller forks, rAkes Spades corn,
oats and potatoes by the bushel q lot Of pork
also quantity o. hous ahod and kitchen Furniture,
consisting OF bed, bedsteads and bedding, bu-
reanA, tables, chairs, stoves and many articles
TEfMS.-An sums under $50 cash; all over that
amounla credit of nine months tile purchaser
giving abRnkable note with approved endOTser.
GEORGE W. TOWNSEND,
febSta Administrator.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
For Sale,

TNHE best stoekin the United States. is the stock
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