Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-11

Thomas ID. Webb has retired from the Ia
and fur trade, and the business will here's after
DO conducted by William z. Webb.
Brishing Up.-We are informed that Jack.
son Sharpe have twenty cars to build. They
are We believe street caIs. O.hcr trades also
present indical iuns of activity.
Ladies aud gents contemplating buy ing Eurs,
Hats aud Gloves, will do well by calling on
Humphrey y Sandt, the Peoples Hallels and
Fuiriers, PIG Market Street
Nolhiag but square dealing is carried on at
Humphrey X Sandt the people's Hat Store,
2lO Market street.
Humphrey N Sandt have far The largest aud
cheapest stock Of Furs In Delaware. Call and
examine, 2i6 Market street.
Cheap John, assisted by company of anna
tenrs, VIII give grand vocal concert at the
new hall, In Landenberg, Pa on Christmas
night. Let those prepare to laugh who never
laughed before.
MIR. Jones Of the firm of McCaulley X Co.,
corner OF Fourth and Jefferson streets, had a
severe hemolrhage while walking on The street
on Monday last,
Nicholas d. Appleton OF Appoquininiink
Hundred, offers himself as a candidate for the
republican nomination for the office Of Sheriff
OF New Castle county. His card viii be found
III another column.
ID. w. Chandler Of this city, oilers fer sale a
ilne pair OF working oxen at "A low figure. They
may be seen on his farm near Newark, by any
one wishing To purchase.
Proposals. Ii. Adams, chairman of
the Street Committee, adyeitisrs proposals Tor
grading the bed of VandeveI Avenue.
rho4ias Marvel having purchased the farm
Oh the lat" totsrt lyle, near ChesterVille, Pa,
containing l46 acres at $l5 per acre; sold his
farm OF 10 acres IN New Garden township, to
John Speakman Of Chrsiiana Hundred, for
$1,000.
!Saies.-Sherin Armstrong will sell a I public
sal on tie 22d inst, the personal property Of
Charles w. Currinder, of New Castle lid.
Tie WI also sell Oh the 23d inst. the personal
II. openly u William A. and David ii. Richards
of 81. Georges Hundred.
Dfserte, -s.-A reward Of $50 each has been
oti.rel for tb,, arrest of Iiehard Burns, Charles
Ravnor. Charles gallagher, Thomas McGsyern,
q. II. Wilkins, VIM. Cook, John Brown and
A. j. Bradley, who desc tied from the iron clad
Manlatten while that vesssl wa undergoing
repairs at the mouth OF the I.aisslaHa, lew
days ago.
Maze Giad.-Laura and Mollie, dAug,.''e Of
John V. Christy, Esq, Of the Second Ward.
made glad the heart of u Pc, ty-slricken little
girl, last Sunday morning, by inviting her to
their home, where they arrayed h.r in neat
.nid comfortable suit of clothing, and sent
her to the Sabbath School looking AS bright and
CHEEKY as a new pint Such all act of generosity
Is worthy of PRAISE, and We hope that il may be
initiated by many others, as the poor may now
BIZ found in every district.
The Angio Saxon darkness
Magazine just issued contains the essay of Fran
els Vincent To the European Permaue nj
League Of Peace whose sitting at Paris was
brought to All end by the Prlissian war. The
essay to the London Golden Club on the sub.
ject has been published In periodicals of Europe
but with the exception Of short extract IN the
New York Tribune, this is the first time this
essay has been Published in tine English Ian
guage. The matter which is better known al
most anywhere than in Wilmington, Is here
treated at length.