Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

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Smith & Curry, Christiana, %
R. A. Cling's Est. White Clay Creek, y
j. A. Montgomery, Red Lion Hid. y
R. P. Janvier, White G. o. Hid! -
Ge,. Springer, Wilmington, 10 10
Sill & Bailey, Chester County, 10 10
G. NJ. Newlin, Mill Creek, 10
GIG. Cleayer, Red Lion HID -
Jas. T. Mccullough, Maryland, -
Geo. Dougberty, Brandywine I'D, ~ ~
Francis Reynolds, W. G. Creek Hid. 10
]. G. Russell, White G. c, Hid. 10 10
Est, flasher Dixon, Mill Creek, 10 10
Thos, Brackin, Hares COrnerj 10
Jas. L. Price, W. C. q. Hd., 10 az
Francis Reynolds, W. G. c. HID, 20
Beeson Il BOudwin, Brandywine, 10 10
Walsh & Tatnall, New Castle HID, 10
Bennett keeps all the best brands OF Chewing
and Smoking tobacco, Segars and Snuii, al NO.
100 Shipley Street
Thc place to get the best one dollar tea, is at
Crippen's, 9TH and Market Sts., VIII.
1000 gallons finest quality new crop New
Orleans molasses for sale by James CrIppen, 4th
and Market SITS. a,
Bakers best chocolate and cocoa for sale al
Crippenis 4th and Market Sls
BArOHRIoRs HAIR DYR.-rhis Splendid halI
Dye d the best in the world the only true and per
feet bye. ADMINISTRATIONS -instantaneous-.
No dlsappointInent--No ridiculous unts-"Does hol
contain Lead any pitalic Poison, TO lnlnre tne
Hair OF system" Invigoratas the Hair AND ma kei
ID soft and beautiful; Black or Brown. sold ny ai
Druggists and dealers. Applied at the Factory II
Bond St, New York. b..
Peter w. Gregg has sold forty-six acres o.
his farm with buildings at DuPonts station,
ON the Reading railroad, to Henry Dutont ioi
| S400 per acre.
Fresh Fish spiced salmon, Diamond BACK
terrapns, hahbnt, rock, pike, fresh haddock and
cod fish cts. per 10. All kinds of fresh fish II
season at the lowest prices, At Eighth aud
| Orange SITS.
Woods Magazine, published al New York
al 81 per year, Is quite an Interesting work.
| Persons wishing TO increase their supply .
light reading at tritilng cost should procure II
A reward of 800 Is offered for the arrest O
the Negro Anderson who escaped from Dove
iail last week.
Edward Seal, of Chadd's Ford, killed no
on last Tuesday that weighed Gl1a pounds.
Among the u. s. patents granted for the wee
ending February 2lst, 1871, was one TO EC
Griffith, of this city, for an Earth Closet.
At the sale Of EaVid Graves of Mill Cree
Hundred on Thursday last, l.. W. Stidham
Son, aucuoneers, mare sold for 1886; anothe
for Slb7 so, cows sold from $50 to $50.
Real EsIlte-Charles SherDurue has sold b
rouse in Washington street, 10 VIM. H. Wrgl
for about $1,000.
WIFI. Grubb has sold his house, No. 10
Spruce street. to Peter Traynor, for abor
Sl100.
John McLear & Son, Bankers, No. COZ MAJ
ket ST., have for sale 500 New Castle Waite
Work Loan, 1900 city of Chester Water Wor
Loan, 20 shares of National Bank of Wi
mington & Brandywine stock, and 70 shart
OF Delaware Railroad stock.
Interest allowed on Deposit, subjsk
I 4. nff hafaHHa y
Stocks, bonds and loans bought and sold g
commission. Notes ami Mortgages negotiate
, by Jno, MrLear X Son, Bankers, 6O2 Mark
, Street.
py-7-}0 Gold LOGn-We are now sellir
at par, the First Mortgage Land Grant BonC
. of the Northern Pacific Railroad Co., beaTiI
730 per cent. gold interest, and secured
/ First and only Mortgage on the entire ro'
) and equipments, and on more than ", Oh
g acres of land TO every mile of track, or o.
4 acres of land to each $1,000 Bond. There is
/ security in the market safer Or 80 prottabl
4 The highest current price will be paid for
Is S. j.20'a and all other marketable securti
Il received In exchange. Pamphlets, maps, al
G full information furnished on application
!, Jno. MeLear 4 Son, Bankers, No. GO2 Marx
n street.
oil Wdnted.-To rent a house In good rep
d with modern improvements and good stuati
n for family OF two and no children Rent not 10
" coed 400. Address, y. A H., Republican ONCE.
4-tpC
le RqmsasH Norway Oats, clean and heavy
y 81 90 bushel, cash. Early Rose potatoes, W
'" hllshel cash. Inquire of VIM. Ii. Pierce
o west 4th, ST., Wilmington Delaware, or OF
Eaton, near McDonough, Del. mar-2-4t
A. Public sale of BatildingS.-on Saturd
March II, at two O'Clock, P. NJ, j. q. II
n, dock, attorney for Robt. HaddOck, will sci
AZ public sale the frame building occupied by
l cob Ka,es,a at the corner of Sixth and King )
~ with the shop adjoining and all the sto
~ bricks, and lumber belong ng to the SO
u with the privilege of removing the build
~ along the streets. All such material TO be
od moved from the grounds. mar-6-tw.
ed Lect,ve.-Capt. G. s. Bell, the celebra
ne Union Scout, will repeat his lecture
We "Scout Life" in this city, on Friday event
W March 10, unde the auspices OF "the Sold
~ and Sailors Historical Society OF Delaware,
ce Institute Hall.
w Fresh Fih.-Halibnt 20cts., cod fish
n, haddOck Gets, aud all other fish at the '
A. lowest prices. Also Diamond Back TerraL
mo- a. the Eighth Street Market House.
al A line of new low price carpets. Hemp
". hest quality hemp 40, new rag, good 90, '
= and cotton ingram at GO, wool and worste
nv IS, all wool one dollar-cheap. VIM.
in Kennard & Co., 306 Market st.
all Spring styles of Hats and Caps, redr
h prices, at Dubslls, No. 2 east Sd St.
w The Broadway spllng Styles of black 8
~ ~ hats, now ready at DubelPs, No. 2 East Sd
re Dubell has Just received fine line Of Il
on and caps, on the Spring blocks.
nd Teas.--A medicine to refresh, al the @
mo- Wilmington Tea House, real, undisgui
mr. pnre, unadulterated tea. Dear poetic. !
IL tea, full of life peculiarly its own. 3u4
ed ket St.
~ Rite8i Kites l--Chinese and Japanese
NJ, great variety at the Whining ON Tea Hous
ar- Men, women, hawks, bats, chickens. hi
II- large and small. Teas Presh and pure,
nv fees, admirable spices, pnre and good.
,ys Market st, J. l.. Houston, Proprietor.
his gentleman in Seaford is doing good
'ur ness 10 tanning cat skins, which ale inteI
CO. for the manufacture OF Nuts, SC. Sine
,ou commenced his tannery The Record says
ms have very few feline serenades at night.
bio, The grand Lodge of Free Masons, of
not State, held a meeting at Middletown last 7
are day. A grant banquet was given the mem
ng. | by the Middetown Lodge, in the town
the about $ p. NJ, al which Rev. j. Collins Met
oil Grand Master presided. In the evening, a
. 10 O'Clock, over one hundred of the town s
tod Pile, mostly ladies', also partook OF the ban
Iva, which s described as a superb affair,
oh Caleb and George Churchman have Ii
will out letters testamentary on the estateoi &c
Nv. Churchman late Of this city.
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