Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

ftn az y o CLOCK, In the second story room OF
the Fame Hose Engine House, for the purpose
OF organizing and electing officers. ".
For Sdie.-,everal fine yonng gobblers of A
first rate stock of turkeys. Any one wishing To
improve his stock should call cn John Lew den,
at ChIistiana, Del. 2tw
Bodrders Vdnted.-Several young men and
two gentlemen with their wives can be accom-
nodated with boarding and pleasant rooms at
Parkers, No. ID East Second streets, at fair
rates,
Young man have you been to the emporium
OF fashion PIG Market street, They are selling
their hats, caps and gloves, regardless of COST
Call and see for yourself.
Coflees Of the finest aroma, at the only Tea
and Coffee warehouse in the City, No. IL L.
4th street. j. l.. Houston, Jr.
The highest price paid for all kinds of second
hand furniture by l.. w. Stidham Il Son. auc-
tloneers, III E. 4th street, Wilmington, Della
ware. Also all kinds of second hand furniture
ior SAFE al their auction room. emo.
The finest sugar-cured hams and shoulders
Ward.
Choice ham, shoulders, mackerel, shad and
smoked herring, at Adam Grubb It Co., IS and
III Market street, OH Ward.
Choice ham, shoulders, mackerel, shad and
smoked herring, at Adam Grub 4 Co.'S Ninth
Ward.
Any one Wishing TO purchase property either
improved or vacant lots, will do well to call on
NJ. NJ. Child Co., No West 9TH st Exchange
Building, before purchasing elsewhere, as they
Always have several fine properties not adver-
tised. IF
Cheap Coal.-Stove coal, 1925 Nut, $3.50
zs4O lbs. in ton, for cash only, at yard soutl
oil Market street bridge. WM. }. Brown. Il
Go to L. F. Adair's, 1l0 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 Scttees
Painted and Ornamented, and all kinds of Fur
niture Repaired, Vanished or uph Dlstered at
f. Affairs, 1ld King ST., below Ind.
The finest Japanese tea put up in 10 pound
boxes and sold At wholesale prices, at the only
lea House IN the city, No. IL L. 4th street.
j. l.. Houston, Jr.
Dried apples, peaches, prunes, plums, cher
rleS, pears, ralsins, currants, oranges and lem.
ons, to be had at Adam Grubb K Co., IS ant
10 Market street, 9th Ward.
A II. GRIMsHAw, Broker. No.4w. Third q,
"A. negotiates loans sells real estate rents houses
eol e rents agent sale Of Bonds Northern Paci
VI inc CONTINENT Vi europe. oct
Go to Crppins to get the best of groceries.
Wdmef.--A good wheelwright to take charge
of a wheelwright shop in Stanton, Mill Greek
Hundred. Apply to J. Ii. CHAMBERS,
~ Stanton, Del.
Enthusiastically to buy their Teas, Cof-
fees, and Spices at the Tea House. Ii East
Fourth street
Genuine Mocha Coffee, at low prices. Try
II. At the Tea House, II East Fourth street.
}. l.. Houston, Proprietor.
lNvITED.-IIon Henry Wilson. Vice Prcsi.
u9ill eject ol the United States, has been in
vited by the Sons of Temperance to deliver a
lecture on temperance, in this city, at his ear
Hest convenience.
AT Humphrey and Sandt's is the Place where
evcy body can get Suited in Hats and Can,
2lo Market ST. Spring Style Silk hats now
ready.
a Worthy dct. The Masons of New CASH.,
na'e sent Tor tho tive small children If MFR.
beauchanp who recently died in Baltimore
and VIII provide for them in proper manner
that place.
For Sdte-rhe Seaford Record published
al Seaford Del is for sale. This Is n GOOD on
portunity for an enterprisng young printer,
with good stock of brains and a small caDi
tai. Ni '"p'
For Sale.-A lot Of fne Teas consisting of
Japanese, Imperial, Young uyson, Ooionr.
Souchong, Powchong, and many other grades
Apply at the Tea House, II East Fourth street.
D. L. Houston, proprietor.
DR. E. G. Shortlidge has been appointed
Pues'ciah 10 the Wilmington Dispcnsary and
commences his duties on April lst. in connec
ton with DR.. Ogle who now occupie, that pos
ton. '''''' t'''
.B4ARDINo ilousH.-Mrs. Phnbe T,,wnaend.
OF ri,ialIa, has rented the boarding hnil,r
at 'on Market street, at present occupied l,y
Mrs keenr. and will take Possession on ne
10Th Of March. nv
LEAVING PHlLADELpnIA.-The PbiIadcl.
| PIMA correspondent Of tie Germantown T,jr.
yIolH says Ia addition to the intended 70.
| ih"Val nl MotIis, Tasker n Co. to New rnstl,,
Del, John l.. knowlton his removed Lie ma
en'he shops from REED street, Southwark a
onaroh LIN, Delaware county, aud on the 1st
oi Apfu Tue Shive Governor COMPANY will rc-
move to Bethlehem, Pa. High taxes do his
D's'nrbdnee.-Qu a disturbance was ere.
ated few nights ago, by about six or seven
young chaps, somewhere alb out the ace, of 10
1iiu ~ IN consequence OF their settling some
lag cement in most forcible manner =
Ai.er considerable pugilistic cxertion. mjne,,l
"hh many yells and curses. one Of the marty
cohcil''ed that such exercise was not good for
hss wholesome, and FASTENED up King strset
amer Which peace was once mora ta2tored A.
THIS usually quiet neighborhood.
HHlori-Robelen y Bro, having purchased
the large three-stery brick building, TO Market
street, formerly occupied by Joseph Fullmer. a,
a restaurant, are removing their extensive mn
SIC establishment from their old stand, SO7 Mar
Ast freot They propose making the first floor
OF thelr new establishment a store room far
all Kinds of musical instruments. aud the SEQ
Qua story VIII be devoted 10 the exhibition If
stret music, &C., Of The latest productions
Thee gentlemen have been in business far
spit' 'llne, and We trust that their efforts in
Ia II new place will ba crowned with success
M BWF'S Lecture.-'rhe following eyttao,
non! the Elstoh Argus, Pa, is very GOOD an.
thofity Tor the ability Of Mr. Burr to instrIr,
thd interest those who may have the good FIR
tune TO hear him W.
lTlor to tue lecture, Oh Wednesday. Rev. Dr
'rnSs arose amt addressed the lar,e ay1ienra
inlly enclosing the theory OF Mr. Burr's anlhro,
pNp3ical Vews. lie regretted thar they were
nov more thoroughly understood and appreci.
a'ei ny the civilized world lie spoke in special
praise OF Mr.. Burr for tho fair and candid man
her IN which the subject had been treated dur
ing the course, and eulogized the champion IN
on ms abstinence from all political bias in the
matter lie said air. Burr showed clearly tia,
u Herent races Of Inen were different and distinct
types OF the human raca, and that each in his
normal condition, occupied tho social status
Ihieh Goo IN lis irtnita sistom designed they
should occupy. To transplant ,bspn d: to med
ue Win the,u' Nfas 20 undo End extAT-ninate
.!oas word. Re. Dr. }rCs- Ia IN eminent d.
vine. -
lis lecture Wednesday c"en'n.- should be
largely attended. F. 22~Icr,lars zoe adv.