Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

Family -four at Crippen's fourth sts.
Fresh roasted coffee at Crippen's fourth SITS.
Cops.-Willam NJ. Cloud will have larry
! sale Of cows at Plummer's hotel In Delaw ar
County, on Thursday, the goth inst.
Il Woods Magazine with Young Ameriea, on
year for one dollar. Call at this Office for in
formation.
To Let.-A five roomed House and barn wit
from to ~ acres of ground for cash rent
). A. Brown West Wilminton. feb 1l2w.
Isaac Murray is remodeling the cd Fam
Engine house, preparatory TO occupying 1t will
Ills business,
| Amusenlents. have been various per
iormancss at the opera House, the present week
but they attracted but little attention, and con
sequently the audiences were rather small.
If Dan Reidy, who left Ireland In 1862 will
write to J. Mcbride, Esq, 423 Buttonwoot
Street, Philadelphia, he will learn much to hi:
advantage.
Rev. George F. Wiswell, formerly pastor Of
| tile Central Presbyterian Church. visited oui
city on Wednesday last. We were pleased Ia
see him and learn that he was enjoying good
health, lie appeared to be in fine spirits.
Adair & Woodward have the largest stock Of
| furniture In the State, they have twenty-fvet
different styles Of bureaus, twenty-five differ
ent styles Of bedsteads, twenty different styles
Of wash stands and all other goods In proper
ton. Give them a call at No. llG King st be-
2nd.
Cfosed-The Protracted meeting which has
been held in Asbury VI. E. Church for six
weeks, was terminated last Tuesday night.
m Tod dr,l tl,a
time, and large humber protested CONVEX
sion, and We're admitted as Practitioners The
Love Feast takes place on Friday evening, and
the Quarterly meeting on Sunday morning,
when Rev. Mr.. Thompson the Presiding Elder
will preach.
subscribe for the Young Ame,fca and Hark-
ness Magazine, one year for one dollar.
Notwithstanding to the report of Elisha
Huxley, Registrar, there were SO deaths in Ills
city In the month tf February. Of this num-
Der IA were under one year; 2 from l to 8:
sd rom to 10; l from 10 to 20 5 from 20 to
W: from 80 TO 40; 2 from 40 to SO; 3 from
90 to 90; from 10 to so from 80 to 90
from w TO 100, and one not give en-.
Born In America AZ, England l. Germany
i, Ireland i, and one rot given. White 40,
colored 8.
LectWe.--fIowarl NJ. jenkins of the Com
mercial, delivered All Interesting lecture on
Newspapers, in the room of the Delaware Insti-
tute OF Mechanic Arts, Saturday evening before
large audience, over which Ex-1fayor Vaen-
Tine, presided. AT iis close, on motion of j. II.
lloffecker, vote of thanks was unanimously
rendered. Mr.. Stone announced, that on next
Saturday evening, either Milton jackson, or Rev.
MIR. Waters would lecture, and that In two
weeks, DR.. Linton Smith would lecture on
Chemistry.
Ffre.-The roof of the stables connected
with Grubbs hotel, situated at Front and Ship |
icy streets, and belonging to Mrs. Sharpe took
IRE from sparks, 1t is supposed, from one of the
chimneys In the vicinity, about balf-past ten |
o CLOCK, last Monday morning, and was badly |
damaged. The fire companies turned out |
promptly and checked the spread of the flames
ihey deserve great credit for their efforts on
the occasion. Mr.. Grub lost about three tons
OF nay, and Mrs. Sharpe's loss will reach about
SzoV Several other alarms were given, but /
fortunately there was no foundation for them. |
Lou Pricss Tsil.--There Is no reason why /
the price OF goods should not be proportionate |
to the low rate which farmers receive for their |
produce, now that the tax has been almost En-
tirely removed from many articles in tho trade.
Acting upon this theory, and in order to slim |
ulate business, Humphrey & Sandt have made
a general reduction in the price OF hats and
caps, and are now selling about as many goods |
as all the other hatters in the city combined.-I
When you want any thing in their line don't /
buy dollars worth till you first call and see |
their prices, PIG Market Street.
w. D. Lank Auctioneer has made Sales re- |
Gently as follow, for Mrs. II. A.Appleby on the
18th ult., and obtained for 4 horses 500, Sis,
Sl0o, Sl12, Se20; COWS as high rs $50; for G.. |
haSine, March LIST, aholse that had his leg |
broken for $40; cows from $50, to sill; for w.
Sillltoe, March 4th, one . year old colt 1925, |
one mare Nelly $105, roam Mare Sally S136;
one pair OF year old Steers 500, cows S44,
heifer years 4l,50, COW Al, so chickens S1.s5, |
pair. For Samuel Stewart Esq, on March 9th,
horse Ben 10, Gen. Grant l40 Jenny IT'S, |
Frank, rising years 100Harry, rising years,
oZ,oO; cows oO. The palties were allIwell pleas
ed with the prices obtained.
Sale Of Bank Stock.-L. W. Stidham i Son |
sold at their auction room Oh Tuesday morning, |
tue following stock belonging to the estate Of Il
the late Joseph 1rimble.
thirty two shares of the National Bank OF i
wilmington and DrLndywine S63,50 So, 80, |
and sO2. Twelve Shares of the National Bank /
OF Delaware $3.50, $685. and $40. Nine /
Shares OF the First National Bank ofWilming- |
ton, sl39.25, Sl39.l2, and Sl30.02 per share. |
Twelve Snares Of the Wilmington Coal las Co. |
$3.50, $SG.25, $3.50.
Seven Shares Of the Farmers Bank Al Dover |
s42.25, $3.50, per share.
Twenty-seven shares of the Farmers Bauk |
at New Castle S42, SI2.l2,
twenty-five shares Of the National Bank al |
Newark, $780, s29.G1, S29.S7, S29.3I per share,
TWO shares of the Delaware Mutual Fire In. |
suranoe Co. S2l.
Eleven shares of the Wilmington and Ken.
nett turnpike company, 81 per share.