Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-13

Rumford Bros, No. 404 Market street.
Fall style of silk hats can be found at Dubell's,
No. 2 East Third street. N. B.-Silk hats a
specially. ~
You ask why buy my hats of Dnben ?
Because he sells the cheapest and the best. Cal
and buy one of his Fall style hats.
Adair's is the place to buy your shades, and
blinds reprinted and trimmed, and all kinds OF
furniture repaired and vanished,
Cheap Coai.--Stove coal, 1925; Nut, $5.5C
2240 lbs. in a ton, for cash oaly, al yard soutl
of Market street bridge. WM. }. Brown. 1t
Go to L. F. Adair's, 1l6 King ST., and buy
your beds, lounges, mattresses and furniture Of
every description, and you will save money by
doing so.
You can get your old Chairs and Settles
Painted and Ornamented, and all kinds OF Fur
niture Repaired, Vanished or upholstered at
F. Adair's, 1l6 King St. below 2nd.
Deputy Coroner.-Coroner Winslow has APP
pointed James Newkirk Deputy Coroner for
Delaware City, and vicinity. nov2l-lm
The highest price paid for all kinds of second
hand furniture by l.. w. Stidham & Son, auc-
tioneers, Ill L. 4th street, Wilmington, Della
ware. Also all kinds Of second hand furniture
for sale at their auction room. 3mo.
Humphrey & Sandts have the largest stock of
ladies and childrens' furs IN the state, and will
BIO sold at tho most reasonable prices, aud all
goods warranted as represented, call ana see at
2l6 Market street, the emporium offashion
Nottce.-Charles Kyle is now devoting his
entire attention to the sale Of fruits, CONNECTIONS,
cider, nuts, oysters and other refreshments at
| the n. w. corner of the Second street market.
lie is polite and obliging, and highly popular
with his numerous customers. Those who
wish anything in his line should give him a
| call St
The finest sugar-cured hams and shoulders
at Grnbb ~ Co.'S, So and 40 Market street, 9th
| Ward.
Choice ham, shoulders, mackerel. shad and
smoked herring, at Adam Grub d Co., SO aud
10 Market street, 9th Ward.
Choice ham, shoulders, mackerel shad and
smoked herring, at Adam Grub q Co.'S Ninth
| Ward.
| Dried apples, peaches, prunes, plums, cher
| rieS, pears, rasfns, currants, oranges and LEM
ous, e. b, had at Alan Grubb Il Co, IS az d
| ~ Narkc' stIres, oh Ward.
A II. GRIMsHAw, Broker, No. Third st.
IA. negotiates loans, sells real estate rents houses
collects rents. Agent sale OF Bonds Northern PACE
hc Railroad, Drafts on England, Ireland and all parts
OF the Continent of Europe. oct I
Deia,cdre Railroad Stock sold at public sale
at the Exchange last week at S24 on the share.
Continued.-The trial of Mrs. Wharton at
Annapolis, Nd, has been continued in consc-
| quencc of the absence Of a material witness, a
lady of Richmond.
| Kiiled.-The father in-law of Mr.. Young
| the upholsterex, an influential and wealthy CT 1
zens of Philadelphia, was crushed to death last
week, between two railroad cars.
The McConiL and Anes case is still discus
! ed in all the papers of the country The Hon.
| Nathaniel B. Smithers has been employed by
Col McComb as additional coansel.
| A LoSs.-Lewis Barlow, who occnpies the
farm of Isaac Lodge, in Brandywine Hundred,
has lost ten cows the past season by peuro
pneumonia.
| VIM +. Crossley, G09 Market street, is dis
posing Of his stock OF trimmings, notions, &C.,
at cost, TO close business. IL you want bar.
| gains now is the time.
| Dairy Fatm.-One of our ncighbors oilers
| for sale what he calls the cheapest ninety acre
| Farm iii Christiana Hundred. There is an
abundance OF fruit, good buildings, plenty OF
water, good soil, &c.
| Burns Festiual.-Fhe Called onia Cub has
| appointed committee to make arrangements
for holding festival on the 25th inst. 40 Me.
Donnells hall, corner of Sixth and Shiploy
Streets, to commemorate the birth of Robert
| Burns.
For Sdle.-Wm. Preston offers to sell or cx
change for city property, two very desirable
farms, sit mated near Milford, Kent County -
Any one wishing to engage in fruit raising OF
farming, should give him call as the terms
Will be made accommodating.
Rectption-Mr. and Mrs Winfield s. Tale,
gave their reception at the house of Lewis Bar
low, in Brandywine Hundred, on Tuesday ev
ening, the It'll inst. They received their frienl
in most fashionable style, and after a gay
and lively time, the company gradually dis
persed about two o'clock in the morning.
J Bdiding.-The prospects for building dur
ing this year lOok very fair, especially for small
! houses. All persons contemplating buildin,
such houses, we advise to look at some low
priced flooring just received at Wise " Lane
Timber yard. south side Of Market street bridge
Of which they are selling large quantities.
Reopeniag- NJ. l. Church vii! b,
re"pe'ied Oh Sunday next,and has the improve
meats made lave cost about Sill 900 and Their,
REMAINS unsubscilbed some $4,000, the aid o
all lilendIy to church Improvements is desired
y check from all who cannot he present ON sun
day will he thankfully received by the commit
tee OF which Joseph e. Rowland is chairman
Trial-The trial of Hugh Sweeney for man
slaughter, in causing the death Of George VI
Davis, will commence at Bridgeton, n. j., to
day He will BE- defended by John O'Byrue
ESQ, and John NJ. Mitchell The State will b,
represented by James r. Hoagland, and Vim
| T.. IOtter. Some ten fifteen witnesses
this cty have been snmmoned in n,der vs. ,rerl
that the blow was struck by another person.
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Professor Ie sV Of hs II w ee SGen 'hS
r. ~, commission iiii. anu large premiums to agent
nt ms naiuaole MAGAZINE. Also prizes for al'
mrt eio,13 aIiso,sa eHe,yone meeting employ
rs many persons are thus MAXIM ,no eu', an'
doing GOOD by cirsuating this maso nioeS ant
Snjc of pooy r.,o,o III 90
sold Ills Farm of ~ S ocrot ~ GEl Jarrett la
| ~ 90 "a ", - itI'7t III thFlS tlalia hun