Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-04

p Tho ieasou great MANY persous arr chn
planning oi hard lln,es HAT they no not save u
their quarters and haly es; they can soon become
rich Dy purchasing their teas, at Houstln's ne
only len Store in the State, No. II L, 4lh u
street.
The cheapest lot OF hats and caps, canes, /
umbrellas, 10 be bad In Delaware or anywhere !
else, isat Humphrey & Sapdt's, PIG Market ST.
Straw goods at Humphrey & Sandt's for less
than cost. n. d. Great Bargains to close out
at PIG Market st.
Uses, umbrellas. sc, cheap; TO. wesss, ose.,y'.
401 Market street. t.'I nrIt4t,, jy1-lm
The Wayside for this week is out. IL CON
tains several Illustrations and 10 fuli ofinstrue-
tive reading.
Have you ever seen "The Wayside?" call at
GOT Market Street, and get a copy. 1t H. one |
of the best and cheapest Of Its class.
Essences of all kinds, 1audanum, Paregorlc, !,
Syrup Squills, Olive Oil, Nitre, Bateman's Drops,
Godfreys Cordial, EPSON Salts, Sienna Doses.
at Hartman's Drug Store, No. 4oS Lombard 81.
Remored.-At the meeting of the Board Of
Trustees OF the Poor on Wednesday last, Mrs.
| Garrison and Mr.. Miller were removed from
their position In the Insane Department, and
the vacancies were left to Mr. Barlow, the Sup
erlntendent, to fill.
Founi.-The colt that escaped from Albert
| Chandler of Midtown, Mill Creek Hundred, On
the 21st of July, was taken up by William d.
Bullock, Jr at Cooper's shops, on tile kepnett
pike, on the following day, and we presume has
! been returned 70 the owner by this time.
Camphor, Low in Price, at Hartmans, Burt's
INJECT Powder, LYONS Insect Powder, Knowles
Insect Powder, Burt and Glentworth's Roach,
Rat and Mouse Raiders, at Hartman's. Re
member, when Ia want of anything In the drug
line, always 90 10 Harman's, No. 403 Lombard
street.
UartIhan's Drag Store, 4uJ Lombard street,
rl,,.f,v k,.a
able of Judging Ia be one ri tue most reliable
places In the city 10 have physicians presetip-
tions compounded, j. Il. Hartman gives this
branch OF bis busii.ts $ Ills undivided ate ntio6
Rev =, l.. GrlceS, formerly of this city nov
II Ea River, Mass. is repairing and enarging
his church a novel feature in the fix-up (wonli
be to usl Is the putting of stores In the base
ment b. the rent Of ihess lie sallry Of la
n pastor Is paid; and good salary il Il. The
Yankees are thoroughly utilitarian.
A project is now being discussed In certain
Z circles for holding the next National Camp
, Meeting on the grounds of the Rehoboih Beach
. Camp Meeting Association. The National
: Camp Meeting Commute will meet in Septem-
Der, when the subject W i'll be discussed. There
T is reasonable prospect that this committee
will select Rehoboth.
1t President of the Concu.-It is generally
, understood we believe that Hon. Joshua Mari:
. will be candidate for reelection to the posi-
ton of President Of the City Council. He Is
. very efficient officer, ard we do not believe tina
e the Republicans can do better than to renom
IS nate him. lie is well versed in parliamentary
k rules, and is an excellent presiding officer, be
- ing invariably courteous 10 all, as well as very
10 careful in his disposition of the various ques
a tions coming up for his decision.
, AN OLD LAND TERRAPIS-we were shown
few days since, by gentleman from thu
nelghborhnod, land teirapln, on which tn
c. initials j. p. G. were cut by the gentleman who's
= name they represent, some fifty -four years age
10 he being at that time little boy. The gentle
maa that showed him to us says that he fo,in
C., :" the same terrapn thiity-sx years ago near th
same SPOT on which it was found the other day
T. This affords conclusive evidence Of the longev
nc ty of the reptiles, well Of the attachment t
the home of their youth aud dislike to roaming
se Middleton Transcript.
iirtr it isl The August uulaorf Of " ood
. Household Magazine, Il htingS with II a ra
= OF sgnsliinr which reaches clear u ili' heart,
in, We AWAY, l,el better f'r reaiin, it, Aui /; vi
sr make ANY household brighter hat ii enters -
Amon1 The many Articles Of the present nun
~ Der are Advice 10 Young Men, by Hon joe
Parker ; \ Glimpse at the Siamese, by kai
liz kase The Olher Gill OF the Period, by Mar
Hartwel Darkness, by II. V. Osborne oil
or Pinchem, No. II, by Chas Dickinson, &C., *
g Price Of this Magazine only one dollar yea
nd burgh, NY.
FrtcnMrp BUSINESS Charles Kyle has recov
ain cred his health and will give his persona
ls- toniio, the sale of ice
nh and fruit, at the n. W. corner CT the Secon
ZIG street market house, and will be as polite an
accommodating ever. He will also keep il
cream at the corner of Sixth and Orange SITS
is, at lis residence. lie also intends 10 fit I
ng the Sylvan Springs, near the city rallWs
depot where there will be conveniences Il
.ry piCncs and every arrangement for the a
ner commodation of all who may wish to pass
pleasant afternoon Charley is ent1prsiag al
-, deserving Of encouragement. No fntoxicaIil
o'o liquors sold on the ground. mav5-3m
ar 4 NnYoW Eac0pe.-Om fiehl z. McDo
70 ough Roberts, Esq, Trustee of the Poor fro
nor AppoGuln mink Hundred, narrowly e7capt
death last Monday. He was Standing st !
/ 10 coli cnb feeding his chickens wl.eu the ligi
ming snuc, 4 cherry Tree some twenty var
.au from lin, stunning him 40 badly that he d
cna net know icr law minutes whether lie WAS
mi the flesh 81 nn oi H. When lie iegainsd &C
sciousnrS5 lie placed his hand Oil lis pulse
.,g order TO 57eaftain whether hts heart contiun
rug to heat Luckily the system continued Ms p
IA pai functions AMI on "Wednesday lie was In
Nor place A the meeting OF the boari OF Trustees
nm tle Poor, cooking as vigorous n could poS9tl
noe be- expected oil on yefEins "n toward TIA
hsy score and ten
Il lcriymln, wishes 10 Inform he people thai
ish- ha4 sod out his branch store 10 90 West
,d6d street, he has but the obs store now log II
me Second street, between King and French,
,s tic oitzrns Of Wilmington and Vicinity IN
look for great bargains In groceries In the fnt,
~ ~ | a. he has q very low rent-and by the abe
I'm sale has lrssened his expenses greatly, not
pha ceehing half they have been heretofore. lie
rner teEds to put his whole might 10 his led store
Second street between King and French.
rug very small expenses and secret advantages
,use byng and ecohomizing ways, he viii be FL
bled to sell groceries TO the people that
surprise everybody We advise all to try h
,,o,, and see If his statement Is true. Rememl
,', the place 100 East Second street, between X
''''o AMI French, the store is all Red Red Red
,Ieb TIRED OF Ir.-The Gazette, seeing a sta
all ment that G. W. Poulson, of Delaware, a
pists O hers, were making arrangements to start
80 independent line Of steamers to Cape Aay,g
IN IN off in this fashion:
IN; nv Mr.. C. W. Pou,son, President of the sin
LA pendent line Of steamers" has, IL seems to
III acquired sufficient public notice through
medium of his mythical steamboat lines.
IAN p. was In this city, few months ago, look
early around for a wharf at which to land stear
ltiful of his "Independent line" which was TO
sa between here and Philadelphia in opposition
Itifui the present line. Mr.. T. seems thoroughly
on bued with desire TO establish "independ
from lines ~ and run steamers f,bulons in spaad :
rxei appearance, in opposition to "present a"rau
no. ments." lie has talked enough about 1t,
1t is received newspaper notices sufficient to esl
per per fish dozen lines, or build dozen steamoo
cool. and it Is time for the gentleman to stop
The palayar, or do something definite in that di
M So ton.
ring, Actiee MemberS.-'There is no more activ
Sm more useful member in the City Council Z
$ 10 Henry +. Pickles, Esq, OF the Fifth Ward,
FAt7Ns | trnt ri that hp hl rpnOmiuat0l and