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Notice..

Al persons indebted TO me are hereby notified
TO come forward and Atiiv between lids and the
zpth Of this sionfh. Al or shat time NIL unpaid
accounts will be placed in the hands Of an sfiicor
for collection. 81 Hifa. JIM. JANSC0, NJ. ID.
Dallas, Texas, June 3, 1873 M
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Notice..

Tho tc-rarinerhir heretofore existing between
!. y, kcrto' aud U. 8, Gay. Jr,. agen', far The
North Missouri, Mississippi Valley. Amazon, and
phmns Fire Insurauce Conlpnpies, wns dhsovcd
June in73. Thcagency of the all ys named ccnpa
MES NJ this place viii be conducted In future by
pSilw m 4N \. H. KKRFO0T
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Capital @asO,o0O.
DTYslrCTORS:
CORRESPONDENTS,

Nai'ond Iaik nanf, Nca York. nooimen'"
savings ln,tiY,c ST. Louis l'oklns Svcns"n "
Co.. New rrlo,n,s Rail ~ rhn> Co, Galveston
TtsHHi FIpt Natnhni benf, Galveston, loN"H'
Lu.i MAMMAL rplk. H,u,l,u, Texas. Q. Il, !oi,us
\ ro.. Au.iii, 'fcS6s, ntnd ~ Whites A"s''n'
Teas.
EFours frcm o a. III. to 8 y. w.
g7dSw
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FOR RENT.

large store, "a by 50 ieSt. with glass front, NJ
ie Mp with shelving &c 10 suit the lessce, Situated
on Elm street opposite the scvtr Houee.
The nil,iinv ~ wen ventilated and CO, fnins OH.
ces and sleeping rooms Nv, rhend. For particulars
apply to G Sessions over @ ID Holland 8 store, on
Elm street, or vt this offfe. M RI ffN DIV:
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From FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY shall
Ladies' Dress Goods much lower heretofore
building larger efc present quarters having
We will be compelled
temporary quarters such will make sacrifice NIL
article .
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900 ncres miles south Of Lewis,ille, % acres In
cultivation at 81 per aero. l'
JACK COUNTY.
ll55 acres at 81 80 pcrecre.
PAREEE COUNTY.
1880 acres at g 5opcr acre
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
ilio acres at 81 per acre.
ARCHER COUNTY.
cato acres at q rcr acre.
EBATH COUNTY.
1850 acres at s. Per acre.
ELLIs COUNTY.
1856 ceres. Jose a. Guano survey, on ChautgJ
creek, price 81 per acre.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
$50 acres miles north Of Petcrs-Blul, - acres In
cultivation, at 81 - per acre.
HARRIS COUNTY,
800 acres on Green Bayou, at So per acre.
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T,G J%r,N, Pre-, ArNrAtun' Cash.
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JORDAN, GAY Sc CO.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,

RE PREPARED TO WRITE iSSuR ANCh n
n iDhImsani Surrounding counUts ia tho lol-
inWtn, 0lst-tas. Cump,aits AZ t,ir rates.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Harttol |, Conn, As,cts.~ ~, 100000 90
STATE INSURANCE CO.,
of Hannibal Mo-. A,Ses..,"..Sd0o,o0o ON
MERCHANTS MUTUAL. INSURANCE. co.
OF G ycston, rrXlA, NssctsD....$@5O'o3O 90
TFXAs BANK ING AND INSURANCE GO.
ofGalyes;on, Tsxas, A5stts.""S3Oo, 800 90
PLANTERS INSURANCE CO..
ur Houston, Texas, Asaets......}So 5000 90
OLD DOMINION FIRE INSURANCE Coz,
of Richmond, Va, Asseti......,S -------- ---'
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
of Rlchn,nd. Va Asspts......t 1892, J03 %
FRANKLIN FIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF PhadOlphia, Ass,ts...."S 3,%Os',O1A 10
OFFICE CITY BANK BUILDING,
Corner Of Commerce and MARKET SIS,
Dallns, Texas.
oS1f
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

VALUABLE PROPERTY twenty-seven
acres of land belonging to Jesse II. Alexander,
situated Oh the Garesches lane, in the Second
Ward, are very desirable for building lots aud
manufacturing sitos. The city Is rapidly ex-
tending in that direction and property must
continue to rapidly advance in value. Within
the past year or two il has Increased from So
aud "a per foot to SIS and $50, aud we think
that the price for eligible lots must steadily ad-
vance. The terms will be easy, so that lots
may be purchased and sold again before the
time of payment. oee & Miller are employed
to eiiec, this sale ami they wish to see all their
frieGds and others wishing to purchase, on this
occasion.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

Police Afdrs.-rne following police cases
were disposed of by Mayor Simms
Alfred CRATER and Henry Williams by officer
Whelan, for disordeily conduct fined 81 and
costs, and held to bail in the sum Of 5000 TO
b. Le. ~ the peace.
\ IAdam Waller, Lewis Lindsey and Sarah
Lindsey. nv officer Sculley, for disorderly CON
duct lined costs and held to bail in the
sum of 5000 eac, h to keep the peace.
Samuel Masten " officer Hettrick, for com
hitting an assault am. battery on Ellen Wright
he'd TO ball in the sum o, eooo W answer AZ the
next Court of &c neral Sess 'ons.
Peter s. Kelley, by officer M, donigsi, for the
larceny OF a quantity OF confectio very, the pro
perty Of AIichal Ryan, held to bail in the sum OIL
$20O to answer at the next Court of General
Sessions.
Harry Shuster and Charles Zebley, by Off EEL
Hetterick, for disorlerly conduct, fined IS an,
costs, and held toy bail In the sum of 5000 to
keep the peace.
William Lane and James Chairs, by officer
Cropper for disorderly conduct, fined s. and
costs, and held to bail In the sum of $500 10
keep the peace.
Owen Fisher, by officer Writ, for disorderly
conduct and ASSEMBLING Wilmer Price, held Il
All in the sum of $500 to answer at the nexl
curt of General Sessions.
\ Eight arrests have been made for drum ken
less since our last report, and the usual penalties
ts'Were imposed.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

THE CRY TAx.-All persons who wish to
save five per cent. q the amount Of their city
tax must pay up the present month. Heavy
tax payers will of course avail themselves of the
opportunity to get this deduction. Even those
who have $50 or even $40 to pay, may find it
worth looking after Thus far the payments
are not very rapid, amounting altogether TO
about $50 600, and yet over half the month
has passed away The daily number of pay
ments must necessary increase, and persons
who have the money should act promptly, as
during the last week of thesmonth the pressure
will doubtless be such that all canrot be readi-
" accom- Odatcd. IL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
DIED,

Ia this city, on the I'd inst, VIM. II. Colt,
aged II years.
Dear one thy voice is stiIled,
No more thy form we see,
Thy gentle footsteps no more we hear,
Our home Is sad and drear. W. b. q.
Fell asleep in Jesus, Sabbath, July 18th, at
Atlantic CITY, Bessie Eugena, infant daughter
ofWilliam and Ella Wiey aged months aud
- DAYS.
In Brandywiue Hundred, on tie 18th lust,
James Osborne.
In this city, on the lIth inst, Clinton West,
infant son Of James ii, and Mary f. Aaron.
In New Castle on the morning OF the 18Th
inst, little Jane, infant daughter Of Amos +.
and Ad,le F. Davidson. aged months.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
SHERIFFS SALE

By virtue of a writ OF Levarl Facias To me . :
reeed, VIII be exposed to public SALE Mt the Lafayette
Hotel, No. Sal ShiPev street, kert by James G. Pier
son, III the city Of Wilmington, New Castle County,
Delaware, on THURSDAY, the 3lst dav OF july /,
1873, at O'Clock. p. the following desci bed Real
Estate, viz: All that certain lot piece OF land with
two.Story frame building thereon erected, situated
III me city OF Wilmington aforesaid, bounded aud de-
scrihfd rs follows, to wit: Beginning Mt point In
the raStcrly SIDE Of Claymont The distance
OF iofty-right feet from the intersection OF the SAID
side OF Caymunt street and the southcry side oi
Fourteenth street, thence castcrly and parallel with
Fourteenth street eigtyOur feet to the westerly Side
Of thrre-leet wide alley extending into Fourteenth
street, thence thereby southerly and parallel with
CiayIDumt street twelve feet to stake In line OF
land OF Eli Mendiniia thence along said Mentin-
hail. line westerly parallel with Fourteenth street
etshtA-oh feet 10 tbs aforesaid side Of tls,m0n;
street anu thence thereby nOrheTy twelve feet to the
place OF beginning he the contents thereof what thej
Seized AMI taken into execution as the property OF
PntricN kceGan AMI Annie his wife, and /. Is ans
to b. st.l1 by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sherih'S Dilrr. New Castle. July sth, 1913.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

Drorned.-A young man named Peter
Dougherty vas drowned In the Christiana, last
Sunday. He bad gone with six others on
sailing excursion, and wind and tide being both
against the boat, he and Others occasionally
Jumped into tile water and swan about as fancy
might dictate. When about three quarters of
mile below the mouth of the Brandywine,
the wind blew her around suddenly, and
he either dived or fell headforemost Into the
stream, but soon rose to the surface. He then
swan round in circle apparently at ease, and
those on boiid thought he intended to wait on
that sie of the river until the boat came back
IN the next tack. lie seemed however to stay
In one place, when one of the party swan to
his assistance, and grabbing Dougherty around
tho waist they both SANK together, aud finally
10 save himself he loosened his hold on the
drowning man. Another of the party by this
time lad arrived, when Dougherty seized hun
aud they sunk together. They came up sep
arately when Dougherty again sank and disap-
pearcd from sight Every effort was made to
recover his body without success, and the party
finally gave up the search aud sorrowfully re-
turned 10 their homes. The body was found
on Tuesday morning by some Jerseymen, on
their way To Our city. The Coroner was mott
ned and held an inquest, when the jury render
ed verdict Of "death from accidental drown
ing" The body was taken to the house OF
his uncle and was afterward inferred In the
Catholic Cemetery
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

RussIA.--St. Petersburg. July lS.-Despatch
,es fiom khiya give the following oceount OF
events subsequent to the capture of the city -
'irhe Khan voluntarily entered the Russian camp
and gave in his submission, formally declaring
himself yi,ssal of Russia.
General Kaufman then restored him To the
throne, and appointed council OF administra-
ton to assist him in the government during
the occupation Of the khanate by the Russian
forces. The Khan, in token OF gratitude, is
sued Oh the 2Ith of jane u decree forever abo-
ishins slavery within his dominions.
General kaufman has sent dispatches to
Teheran notifying the Persian Government TO
make preparations for the reception OF ten
thousand natives of Persia, released from
slavery by the Klian's decree.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
NJ A r r l L ID

In West Philadelphia, on July 9TH, at the re-
sdence of DIR. John r. Fraley, by the Rev. A .
II. Mcllvaine, George " Edwards to Miss Sal
lie L. Roselle, both Of this city
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

Manchester n. H., has post Office romance
Regularly every two weeks for the past two
years letter has been received there addressed
to Dr., in feminine hand. Week alter
claims them, and they are sent to the dead-et-
iter Office at Washington. On one occasion a
bit Of lace in one Of the letters caused II to be
returned, but the simple signature of 'Emenc'
Furnished no clue rs to the identity of the
writers and SO the whole matter continues a
mystery, wear after year.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

The CHOLERA DISAPPEARING. MEMPHIS.
july lI.-rhe health of the city was never bet
ter than at present. A few cases CT sporadic
cholera occasionally appear, but excite no ap-
prehension. Many persons who left the city
during the prevalence of tlu cholera are re-
turning
The morning train for Louisville, which was
discontinued Oh account Of the cholera, has
been resumed.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

* David Nesbitt shot Mary Hopwood, at Lind
~, Canada, on Saturday because she refused
% accept his attentions.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
PRACTICAL MEN
ALWAYS READY TO HANG
Pitner's Chicken Powder,
PREPAEEDsoNLY By THE PROPRIETOR,
JOIN J. GALLAGHER, Druggist and
-ipOthecdy

-ipotHtHJ,
1908 Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
THIS Is acomplete and immediate cure for CHICK
EN- CHOLERA and administered to healthy fowls
Is c.rain preventive 1t is warranted to give salts
Faction, as trial will convince The most skeptical
Tor il. it i coinpounded on sCiENriFIc PkINCi.
Plies ami, by reason OF its acting at once on the
source VI r disease causes the enect to CEASE and
afterwards acts a. a Tonic, giving the Chicken new
Lease on Lite This is All important preparations and
ohe that each farmer or others, Interested IN the well
rare oil their Poultry, should keep constantly hand
so that, In OF the disease appearing their
borhood, the means to arrest and prevent til, Whole
be at hand, and no time be lust by needless delay
During til" past few years, many thousand chickens
sans have seriously fell the loss allied WHICH might
have beCn prevented had they but known the virtue.
a mere quack preparation, claiming 10 do impossible
tiles. but pos,essng o., the eontTars such intrinsic
have appended the following
CERTIFICATES.
Mrs. HEusrED. Traceyville, Queen Ann, Co.,
Md, says,-Your Chicken Powder saved my Chick
ems but two died after commenced using it.
pHlLdP EVANS, Salem Ohio, Jnly |, 1879, says
The Chicken Powder sent me, arrested the pro-
eress OF the disease send me two dollars worth
for myself and neighbors.
Thv Chicken Powder sent me has been received AMI
promises much go9d ENCLOSED lind money for more
CHAs. NUMBERS, Kent Co, Del says Your
Powder has effected cures amongst my diseased
chickens.
NaIhA FARMS, near Lincoln, llliho $, Arli
is, 1852, says.-was losing chickens, lit, weet. |
sent Tor the powcer, having faith ia II, but gave it
a. last resort. II stopped the disease once fed
1t to sick and well, and to-day have not that Is sick
JAMES DENNY, Plasia, Illinois, December l,I2,
writes recommending the powder.
To satisfy yourself ask your nearest merchant tor
it, and give 1t trial. and be convinced that IT good
IL you cannot obtain 1t, enclose 80 cents ana II will be
forwarded 10 you by mail
Price, rs Cents per Package.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO The TRADE
Sold by f. BRINGHTRST d. CO.. and
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
SHERlFFS SALE

by Nirtu" OF writ 90 Nenlitoni Exponas 10 me
- directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
person, in the city of Wimngtor. New Castle Coun-
~, Delaware, ON THURSDAY, the 3lst day OF
July, A. D., is.S, at 2ocloek, p M, the following
described Real Estate, viz
No. All that Lot Of Land with a four story Brick
Store House thereon erected situated the CITY OF
wilmington, aforesaid, bounded and descriL as
follows TO wit Beginning at the northerv side ot
Second street, between Market and King stree.s al
con cr Of land late of Vincent and John T. tiilpin
thence by n line Of said land parallel with Market
street north w degrees east IS feet Formerly - tee
Carson Wilson, thence by said line north s degrees
west 10 feet to corner vi land Of ThuInas s. New
m, thence by that line south 80 degrees west 70 feet
to corner thereof. thence by the same north 90 de-
grecs west feet To OF land Of Carsun vii
s,n deceased thence by that land and land late OF
Timothy jackson, south 81 degrees west ~ feet
formerly 80 ;ec to the side OF Seconi street al0rr-
said and thence thereby south Is degrees ~ eet
No. All that Lot OF Land With a STORY Brick
Tavern House thereon erected situated in the City
~ side Of Fourth street between Mai ket aud Shipley
streets VI corner Of hiiri OF Thomas u. Gibson,
thence along line OF said land south li grrcs
west 20 rect to line of Charles Candy. thence along
that line south 56H degrees east ~ feet to corner oi
land o. Joseph BrinehuIst thence by that and
north 'S degreeseast 10 feet 10 the southerly side
Fourth street and thence along the same north 81
degrees west - feet to the place oi beginning.
No. An that Lot Of Land with u thrre->tory
Brick Dwelling House thereon erected. situated in
the CITY of Wilmington. aforesaid, beginning u
point in the ea,tery side OF West street between
Sixth and seventh streets at the distance Of @ feet
from the southerly side OF seventh street, being
corner of land formerly OF Mary and Charles Mason
late ut the heirs of John Bradley deceased thrncc
with line OF said land castery parsllel with seventh
street aud passing along the end uI feet wide alley
20 feet and inch To stake In the line Of land late
OF james Nanneman, thence sOutherly parallel with
Tatnail street by said land and land late OF John
Moore ~ feet, 10 land formerly of William Seal.
thencr b. the said land westerly parallel with Seventh
street % feet and inch to The said side OF West
street and thsnce Herewith norhrry IL feet To the
place of beginning
Ssi[ (, and taken in execution as the property OF
sold by
Ji-ot ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG; Sberid
Sherih's olhce, New Castle, July 8, a. d. 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
mn - SRES
XII AT
PUBLIC SALE.

- INV Hh'Irfslghtd VIII sfII At PublIr SAFE, over
Third street Bridge, within the city limits, ON the
On SATURDAY, JULY 18th. 1873,
Ats O'Clock, Il. M, erss
His valuable farm Of 9, acres, divided into part.
nhe vi II acres, rood 1875 Perch"S. and one ut "
acres 2Gsi perches. This farm is the finest property
that has been offered at Public Sale this season, al
joining the prosperous and thriving CITY OF the south
Snlr aud In close proximity To the Wilmington aud
Western railroad; lying as it does between Heald
hlt Pine streets. and between \ ami q Streets
Sand in abundance the property and SUM lent TO
pay for the whole outlay, and for building purposes.
sand VIII be ut the oficrof Qgle Mi Ter for exam
nation ut any time previous to the sale.
TEkMS.-Teh per cent, on thu day ui sale. one
ihir Of the purchase money OF before the TWEEN
ltih day of March, III /; balance ~ twO-thirds can
remain on Bond and Mortgage Tor five wears, nj the
option vi the purchaser. Interest sent anuuaily
JESSE IL, ALEXANDER
n1LL X MILLER, Heal Estate gents anil Auction
GERS 10 Meet the sale, Nl0-tt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
Public Sale.

PAKATUS, BOOKS AND CABINETS.
Belonging to the late firm of TAYLOR x JACK
son, will be sold on
.lTURD1r, July 10Th, 1873.
Ata O'clock, IA. M.
At the eofner OF Eighth and Wollaston stI,ets,
To close the firm account
This property includes large lot Vi excellent cher
desks, benches tables, chairs, gymnastic appsrat
us, cabinet OF minerals, lot at chemical apparatus,
bottles &c. Alro. some hne Philosophical apparatus,
including air pump, surveyors transit, chemists
scales, telescope, stereopticon complete, with "a
.'views" ami slides" together with apparatus illus
trating mechanics, optics galyansm, electricity, &C.
Also, at p. M, a large lot OF text BOOKS, maps
charts, books oil reference. states, etc. All of which
will be sold to the highest bidder Terms Mt sale.
Goods may he inspected early on day OF sale.
I.w. STIDHAM 4 SON, Auctioneers.
The School. lately known Us TAYLOR 4 Jackson's
Academy, but Delaware Institute. will reopen
rs usual the Eighth and WOllaston streets
September LIST, 1873 provided with full corps of
Instructors, and covetng continuance of Its liberal
patronage. iyiI-M NJ JACKSON, Principal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
SHERIFE>S SALE

BY VIZ ue oil writ OF I.evSri FArla- to me- 81
rcctrd, will be exposed to Public sale, at
- Lafayette Hotel No. 81 Shiplcy street, h,
...pr hy Jam..s q. PiersJn. Ia the ,ity % Wiimr
lAakM ton, New Castle County. delaware, ON :
turday, the ri Of August. lsI3. at . O'CLOCK. 1. )
the following described real estate. NJ An tiO,1
cNrtam lots, pieces or parcels nj lani situated IA
City " Wilmington. alut'>nni, bounded amt dcsci
ed a. follows, 10 wit:
No. beginning az "A corn vi ,iImt- lls4i
land ~ >1uthcIlY side of second street. u ,Mt
Washiu- ton late PASTURE AMI .lnsti>pn -tfrei-,
the distance ul ~ feet FROM the eAstrT >a OF do
tlS0n street thence hy line 81 -a!l Higgins La
south 81 degrees west seventy feet to the nor.
cri, side ui live feet vid' alley. thence sad ali.
Suntl * degrees east 81 lcrt To cuIis1 OF leid
Vim. y. \ gnes+, thence by said Apnrss iamd i,uf'
tlirty-two degrees east ~ feet 10 thr aurtS sad
uI Second Street and thence thereby north - Il,
cont aiming within said bounds $40 square Ievt
land, hr Tile same IA w or legs with tn right
priv iirgr AMI Tree use vi thr ahuNr mentioned al
with other legal lrop.irtu thcit"i. IA common IL
ever.
M, Beginning NJ the suut h-eusterlN nitcrsecti
uf Second uiii Just son streets thence by said 5,
OF .iustIson street. south 81 degrees vast ~ t,et 10
corner stake In the northerly side Il iect Va
second street " test to cOrp'r stake, thence MORT
rrly parable, with JuStison street 10 lie sJut
crlS side of Second street. thence thereby north g.
degrees west ~ feet to The place OF beginning. ca
tanning Wit In said bounds 1850 feet Of land, be II
same m5re OF less, with the free u.s. and pf.N tl-gc
the above mention, Il aIlry in common with owne,
and uccupiers Of property DO unding thereon tuey
Seized and taken IN execution as the property ,
Patrick Magarity, executor of Bernard McCloskeS
decreased, surviving Mortgasor Of Thomas r. Mt
vie :, and George W. Bright, terre tenant, aud 1
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sherifis once. New Castle, July sth, q, d. 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at the hotel
OF Jacob b. HYATT in the village of Newport, On
MONDAY, JULY 2s, 1873
ut o'clock, T.. NJ, TWENTY-FIVE head Of line
Lancaster County rowr all with calves at their
and giving promise Ut being extra mixers. They
were selected by Joseph W. Springer, with great
care. and really first class cows.
Farmers and Daryme wishing to obtain hne ami
mails will do well Ia attend this sale, all will be
sold without reserve. No postpone ment on account
of weather.
TERAs-A credit of ninety days will be given on
purchaser giving bankable note with approved en-
dorser. JAMES SAWDON, JR.
l.. W. STlDHAM i son, Auc'rs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

MONEY WANTED.-Our subscribers and all
persons indebted for advertising and printing,
are respectfully requested to settle their bills at
the earliest practicable moment. Many of the
accounts have been standing entirely too long
and we wish to impress this fact particularly
on the minds Of those residing at a distauce.-
All who are in the way Of visiting our city can
call at the Office, withou: Inconvenience, aud
we trust that others will remit by mail with as
little delay as possible A post Office order can
be used without risk. We need the money to
pay our bills, indeed we cannot ret along with
out it, aud those who sccede To this request
promptly will confer great favor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUR
MUSICIANS

Should examine the COMBINATION SOLO Stops, found
only In GEO. WOODS IL cos ORGANS. THE
EOLINE A most delicate, soft or breathing stop.
THE ION HUMANE. a baritone solo, not a fan
or tremolo.
THE PIANO. A beautifully tuned piano, which
Will never require tuning. See advertisement In an
othef cOi'lihn. je5-3m