Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-10

bakery at the N. W. corner of Second and Tat
nall streets.
]. A. Frazer, Real Estate Agent, has remov-
ed from ESQ. Frazer's office to the s. W. cor
ner Sd and Shipley streets.
Mrs. S. Z. Stevenson has removed her millin-
cry store from 300 King street to AIT King.
Christian Krittle proposes to open bakery
and confectionery store at the North West cor
ner of Sd and Jefferson. .
]. W. Kohlerman has removed his grocery
and provision store from 307 King street to the
8. W. corner Of 7th and Monroe. a
Mahan, Hill d Co., dealers In Rheumatic
Remedies, have opened an office in the second
story of No. East 3rd street.
Mrs, Crossgood, has removed from 7l6 Mar
ket to 1873 Market Street, where she will still
keep on hand a fine lot of fancy goods, &c.
Lewis G. Springer advertises for sale good
family horse, carriage, and harness.
William B. Sharp is engaged in converting
the old banking house at the corner Of Fourth
and Market streets, Into a handsome dry goods
store.
Workmen are engaged In fitting up the Store
No. PIG Market street for James A. Sanders,
who will open in few days with large stock
of dry goods.
William G. Lowe has taken the Store No. 5
West Third Street, where he will keep u good
old hand in that line, polite and accommod ating
and should do large business. Of course he
will he pleased to wait on all his former Fl iends
and patrons who may give him call.
Wode, Feaster & Co., riggers have dissolved,
and the firm Is now known as s. Ii. il A. S.
Feaster. They have located at the South end
of Third street bridge.
Henry Swayle and Joshua Ii. Mccullough
have taken ont letters of administration Oh the
estate Of Lydia Ann Graves late Of Christiana
Hundred.
Abner P. Bailey, ESQ.,, left this city on Thurs
day last. for Salt Lake, to superintend the tram
sit and delivery of lot Of cars from the estab-
lishnent of the Jackson & Sharp Company.
Nelo Rolling Mlls.-Araneement are being
made for the erection of a new rolling mill on
the south side of the Christiana, by the Chris
tiana Iron Company, which was recently char
tered by the Legislature.
Hemlock Pldnk.-Haying a large and dry
stock of inch hemlock plank II, Ia, 10, IL q
20 f. long, ut Wise & Lanes lumber yard, south
side Of Market street bridge, we will now sell
1t AZ reduced prices.
The contract for repairing the sewer on Del
r aware Avenue at Riddles road, was awarded
on Saturday last, to Robert Lee, at s2:S5 per
foot for side walls and 30 cents per foot fol
, | 'o''ii"S WV" S''i'N'
Deeeased- James Goodman, a wealthy and
highly respected citizen, died quite suddenly on
Saturday afternoon, from rush Of blood to the
{, head. lie was in his Goth year and leaves 0
! large circle Of relatives and friends TO regret
! his sudden decsase.
Feriilizers.--Farmers who are about TO pur
. chase fertilizer for their corn and potatoes
; should examine those advertised by VIM. N.
Nelds, who is an old dealer In those articles,
I IL, H. al
phia.
9 THE COUNTY LEvY.-The Levy Court be
fore Its adjournment fixed the rate of tax fol
, the present year at ihirty-eight cents on thu
5 one hundred dollars, viz:-20 cents for TIT
D county; S cents for the poor, and 10 cents TO
0 the State. This Is a reduction of three cent
{ from last years levy, which was Al cents on thu
: 500.
"Tired Natures Sweet Restorer, Balm.
y | Sieep."-But there are times when this " Re
: newer of Strength" is denied us, times whei
our minds and bodies have been SO overworke'
and are so worn out that we I" WOO the drowsy
II god in vain." The Peruvian Syrup Gan IroT
r 'ronic) renews our strength and makes our res
I sweet and refreshing
/. Just received one of the largest assortment
e of the latest Spring Styles Of Hats and Caps il
y the city which am selling at the very loves
d prices. My silk hats are specially. Call AM
9 examine my immense stock and you will
"a sure to be suited. Lewis c. Springer, hat stort
l. No. 223 Market Street.
G Public Spiri.-Prof. Porter, of Newark Go
= lege, has volunteered to survey the route Of tn
IL Georgetown X Frankford Railroad, free
Il charge. The Professor is a man of enlarged an
e. liberal views and it would be well if there wer
~ more like him.
Id Ftnniture.-Messrs Ogle Il Miller will have
n ,r, f,r,, sttra nj hair
corner Of Fourth and King Streets, next Tue
day afternoon. Persons who are about refu
d. nishing their houses should call and examir
If the stock. 1t is likely the prices will be s
al reasonable that every purchaser will get goo
TO bargain.
r. Dela,care City Hotel.-Hugh Horner of Il
Delaware City Hotel, keeps very good hous
n and vibitors to that pleasant little village W
n find excellent quarters with him. His tabl
80 are generally supplied with the best the mark
ii affords, and his rooms are pleasant and air
aud in every way convenient
rst Visiting their Pastor.-The Methodists
- Laurel made the Sc cond return OF their paste
III Rev. w. E. England, the occasion OF DONATE
lie visit. Entering the parsonage last Thursd
evening, they surprised him with the present
mn. ton of lot of eatabes, clothing, fancy artic
.ad &C., &c. The presentation was made by o
on of the young ladies Of the town. The occasi
;nr was most enjoyable one through out.
l
nat School lfeet,ng-The Brownyie SchC
ties district No. 20 1-2, held their annual meet
by on last Saturday. The meeting was larg
EN- attended and everything passed off harino
ich ously. Six hundred dollars is to be raised
hat tax and the same teacher retained, with libe
ere increase of salary showing that the reports pl
OF llslied in some of the evening papers just
the eve of tina election were improper and
J., called for.
hes The Holly Tree Inn.-A meeting OF the
red porators OF tne hoiiy free Inn ASSOCIATION
the held OH Monday evening last, and the initial
de. taken to carry out the purposes for which
il Association was organized. Geo. W. b
Ar was elected President, and Geo. w. Stone, )
ess Rotary. The charter was received and
,ra opening of books of subscription ordered.
Ia Surveying Tatnall, Jr., has CT
Ill menced the business of surveying. Pers
ing wishing to ascertain the number of acres
SHY their farms, their grounds laid out, or other
formation which surveyor can furnish, sho
call at his office, No. T04 Tatnall street.
WINS Is competent, attentive and accommodating
: W.. u Mad Dog.-Considera excitement
r ,he occasioned in Brandywine Hundred, on Sa
-, day last, by the appearance of mad dog.
thsn dogs belonging to Moses Bullock were bit
.sons all of which have been killed. II there
hnss many men In the Hundred who keep an &c
;,Tsr number of the canine species, it would b
ircus pieseh,E !, anu IA - ,,ia 10 =
it by up r,su. speeuny, y, al,a' ,ne e,; y,
lreds posi- Oh nuine,ouS uoses o' '"y'"u'''' III
luse- anu convenient p'Aeee'
a lit Episcopal Conrocdtion.-Th Northern
their vacation of Delaware, will meet in Z
them church, delaware City, on Tuesday and
4 the nesday, April 10Th and 10th. The Clergy
{ real Laity of the Diocese are cordially invite
OF ii? attend. Opening services, Tuesday
roupe IL O'Clock, A. NJ. j. NJ, childreus
l4lh, inn I IL Missionary meeting Wedne.