Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-18

| ss0tA shouiu give MIN eah'
/ Sale Of Houses and Lots.-Dr. J. A. Brown
will sell twenty. five houses and eighteen lots at
ipubllc sale. on Saturday, the 27th inst, on
monthly payments which will amount to little
more than the payment Of rent.
J.K. Dolbow; yill sell thl.ty frat class cows
at the Practical Farmer. In Brandywlne Hun
dred, this Thursday afternoon.
Parade. "A grand parade of thu knights Of
Pythias will take place In Coatsvllle, Pa, on the
18th Of October. ,
Fresh roasted extra Rio Laguayra, Maracai-
bo,Java and Nfoca Cofiees ut B0wnlan's, Second
and King streets.
| Pot,ed meats, spiced meats, spiced salmon.
fresh lobster, Latour Olive OIL aud fine assort-
ment of fancy groceries in1general at Bowman 3,
Second and KING Streets
Extra quality cider and whi.e wine vinegar
Also, pure spices, BOWMAN, Second and King
| streets.
The finest and best assorted stock Of New
Crop Teas In the city is at Bowman's, Second
and King streets.
Ldgging Improvements In Dover, appear to
| lag. Nothing has yet been done OH the altera-
lions to tho State House, the erection of tho
Court House will not be commenced before next
| season. and the intentions Of the Government
In regard to the post Office are unknown.
Reunion.-The members Of the old First Del
| aware Regiment held their second annual re-
union In the Bradford building,e East Third St.
1 on Wednesday afternoon and in the evening they
had banquet at RObinsons saloon, No. S17 Mar
| ket street, In honor OF the occasion.
appointment Morris Carberry, tea dealer
| at 4l2 East Ninth street, has been appointed to
the vacancy in the police force caused by the
| resignation ofofiicer Scully.
Life has few charms for the Dyspeptic, which
Is not to be wondered at when we take into ac-
count the amount of bodily and mental suffering
that this distressing malady generates. The
| Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide If iron) has cured
| thousands who were suffering from this dis
ease.
Spruce.-An extra fine lot of No. l spruce
scantling Sx9, 6xS, 8x8, Axe, AXIS and AKA from
~ to 40 feet long, Is now unloading from Brig,
Walter fIowes direct from Bangor, Maine.--
Messrs. Wise Il Lane, at their old established
yard, south side of Market Street Bridge, are
selling the above at very reasonable prices both
wholesale and retail.
Lectre.-John x. Cough, who Is the most
popular orator Of the presant day, will Lecture
| for the Young Mems free Library, In the Ma
sonic Temple, on the 22d Of January, 1874.
| Kiiied.--A coored woman named Anderson
was killed at the Laurel trestls bridge ut Land
enburg last Monday evening by the train going
| from Poineroy to Delaware City.
| The Canai.-Work on tho Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal is going steadily forward,
night and day, but it is hardly probable that ii
| will be In MISREPRESENTATION much before the
| close Of the month. At'
Sheriff Saie.--,Sherif Armstrong will sell at
| public ale the personal property Of Mr.. Hast
inss q fasres Corner hotel, on Friday, the 26th
i inst. 81 -ai.sirs .4st
Furniture.--L. w. Stidham IL Son will have
| large sale offuriiiture at their auction rooms,
NO. Ill East Fouith street, on Friday after
noon, as may be seeh by advertisement In
| another column. Those who wish to procure
bargains should be on hand.
Nesc Dress GoOds.--New cassimeres, new
Flannels, new blankets, and q general assort-
ment Of new goods, at L. Larkins, No. 8, East
Second street. a. SertlS4t'
Fine Tomatoes, are indebted to Mr.. A.
e. Wright of New Castle Hundred, tor spec
linen Of the Early Trophy Tomato, They are
nice, and smooth,and nearly rs round as an APP
/ pie. They sold readily In the market at 81 per
basket We have seen few equal to them any
where. They are certainly the right kind to
cultivate. .i..
/ Zine Hdrness.-Hiram Yerg Or Is engaged in
making some of the finest harness ever got up
IN our city, at his store 4O5 Shipley street. The
newspapers speak ofitas being really elegant.
Those who wish to purchase should call and
examinc his work
+ Might Schools William s. Hilles, President
OF the Board of Education, has appointed the
following committee on Night Schools: Chas.
1 baird, VIM. II. Pierce, Allen Speakman, VIM.
J! Morrow, Anthony Higgins, Isaac J. Jenkins,
Lewis Zebley, E. G. Shortdge, Alien Ruth,
i d. X. Heisler. Leg
Nae Sheep. vandever ofMill Creek
Hundred, advertises three young Cotswold
Bucks, and five yey fire1Ewes for sale. Their
sife weighed 1856 pounds when dressed and was
1.-the finest mutton ever sold In our market. The
Yield Of wool from the Cotswold sheep Is large,
lfwhile 1t generally sells from five to ten cents
per pound higher than some other kinds or
tgrades.
| Hedry Loss.-lt Is reported that Edward
Dow9ey OF New Castle Hundred, visited New
Castle on Friday last, and received 5000 for his
crop Of wheat. After paying note of 5000,
he started away with the balance in his pocket,
bpt on reaching home he discovered that said
balance of $700 had entirely disappeared.
L Frost.-TheIe was frost In the upper section
Of our county last Monday morning, but IL was
NOT sufficiently heavy to do any damage. 1t
will admon.sh the farmers of the necessity OF
giving their cows some extra feed at night, and
the prepar alton OF shelter and bedding for the IL
Ipigs. Attention should also be drawn to the
woodpilo as little fire In the dwelling indie.
pendent of that used for cooking, will prevent
chills and add to the healthfulness of the fam
ig.. .ssa. -, -....
| NOTES.-The attention OF builders and con
tractors Is called to the ordinance IN regard 10
!, the depth OF privy wells, as disregard of III
| provisions will be followed by prosecution by
the proper officer. The Street Comm issioner
: d. H. Coyle should be consulted. For particu
lars see notice in another column.
Prolifo,--Iti Is stated in the Deld,odreaa tina
u 81 1-2 baskets Of peaches were picked on til,
81 oh inst, from one tree on the Dover farm o
DR.. Henry Ridgely and that another tree IN TIL
. same orchard yielded % baskets in two picking
in the same orchard. They were of the OLE
:, Nixon variety and were sold at the Dover depo
; for 81 per basket. .... ....,.....
Lincense.-All persons who desire to sell Il
!. quor under the new law can procure certificate
> at N0.s309 West Second street and at the ofhc
!. of the Clerk of the Peace at New Castle. A
y the petitions with the signers attached, must b
: published two weeks prior to the meeting Of tn
Court, there will be some activity in this mat
ter the coming month.
1t Model Carridges.-Ws were shown the oil
+ Or day at Blessing u Pusey's Carriaee Factor,
novelties in the carriage line namely, Afellengel
patented jump seat buggies and Jenny Lind
What we took to be an ordinary top buggy Wa
quickly transformed Into two seated roomy ca
g. fage. II was jumped back again as buge
with closed back panel in a second or two, h
rs ding all Indications of two seated CARRIAGE
y B. & P..own the state right to build them an
= We are pleased TO learn that they find ready sal
ID Bee advertisement In another column.
I'll Fatal Accident Richard Steele, a carpent
- 10, the employ OF the p. w. & D. Railroad, wa
orI sngased In repairing some cars standing on Il