Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-08

Go TO MclnallS ana see the selectlon VI YUM
| nipples for Infants Bottles. mays.
McInall keeps a big assortment of black and
white gum nipples. mays
| Gum tubing Is and 1-l6th inch diameter for
nursing bottles, at L. McInall, Jrs, the Druggist
| End and Market. mays.
| Trusses for single and double rupture, Sus-
| pensory Bandages, Supporters, shoulder braces
all for sale at +. McInal, Jr's Apothecaiy Store,
| End and Market. mayo
TO be fitted accurately with truss is grea'
blessing indeed, it can be done at t. Mclnaii
Jrs, Truss room. mays
Accommodating and gentlemanly attendants
at McInall's, 2nd and Market. mays
Every want can be supplied by calling ON
McInal the Popular Druggist. mays.
! All hours of the day and night prescription
can be filed at McInalrs Drug Store. mays.
There is nothing more beneficial than a glass
of cold sparkling Soda Water. You can hav'
! il by going TO the corner of End and Market ST.
at the Drug Store kept by Il. McInall,Jr', Apolhe
cary. mays.
L. Larkin, No. 3 East, Second Street, is
Offering great inducements in Dress Goods
! Cassimeres and Linen Goods. may 7-4t
Low prices tell. Having made grand OPEN
| ing in straw: goods, we, Humphrey ~ Sandt are
prepared to suit all that will but call on us
| Those wishing to see the styles can do so by
| calling on us, for we are ever glad to show.
| To School Con,nissto nefs.--R3bcrt G.. Eli
| good gives notice Of his appointments for set
Element with the Committees of the Respective
| School Districts ofthe county, as Follows: From
| No. TO No. 20 inclusive, on the 10Th; from No.
2, to No. 10, on the 20tli; from No. Al, TO No.
| CO. ON the 2lst; from No. 81 to No. 81, on the
ODD and from No. 81 upwards oil the 23rd.
| Outrage-Some villain threw O large stone
| through the fine plate glass of tho trimming
/ store in the Exchange building, al the corner
| of Seventh and Market sts., between one ana
o'clock last Wednesday morning, breaking it to
/ pieces. The police at the city hall heard the
/ crash, aud hastcnel to the place bnl the
offender male his escape He should be ar
rested and severely punished.
Who is Going to the C,ty? This item may
be Of some pecniary iutereat TO our readers
about visiting Philadelphia in search of Spring
/ Clothing. lfthcy want 10 inspect splendid
| stock Of every description, and procure goods
upon which they can positively rely, at very
moderate prices, let them call At HE great Cloth
| ing Bazaar Of Bennett ~ Co., rowcr Hall, No.
/ 51S Market Street, halfway between Fifth ana
Sixth, Philadelphia.
| IIo, fot the old reliable hat store of Hum
phrey Il Sandl's, PIG Market street. There you
can always find just what you want in the above
i class of goods They have now made grand
/ opening of straw goods, of every thing that is
| desirable. There assortment of light hats are
| immense, AMI will suit all, both in prizes and in
quality. and having received large stock of
| umbrellas arc ready to supply those in need.
Do not buy dollars worth till you call on
| them, they guarantee satisfaction.
| Euiension of The Wilmington II Western
| Railroad SURVEY MADE.--Chicf Engineer
| Jackson of the Wilmington " Western Rail
| road, has completed n survey of the proposed
| route from Lanh"nhpr. TO Oxford, by way of
| Londongroye. The distance is thirteen miles,
| and the grades easier and the line more direct
| than was expect ed. Mr.. Jackson thinks that
| the cost of grading and masonry viii not
materially differ from that Of the line from VIII
| mington to Landenberg.
| Tie line crosses the East branch Of White
| Clay Creek 1T Iaudcn berg, follows for Il short
| distance the middle branch, crosses the West
| branch, ollows the East branch of the Big Elk.
and cross -es the West Branch of the same stream
Eea: the terminus.
| Musicdl.-Mrs. Saie Stockton of Jersey
| Heights, near New York, paid our city flying
visit last week,and tn all who heard ;r sing and
| perfo m, IL was u trc at that is seldom met with
| in these parts Mrs. $. appears To be aware that
| she is mistress Of herr profession and c,nsequcnt-
| ~ does not manifest amy affected unwilling
| ness to entertain her ircnlS When called upon.
| | think she has never appeared upon the
/ stage, hut The impression made on every one
1
superior, in real merit, TO many who have had
the admiration and patronage of listening
thousands Though but Il novice ourselves i'll
the musical 9rf, we still have been led by hear
ing her to look and inquire more fully into the
techuicalities of the science, and have come to
the conclusion that she has air, alto, tenor and
soprano, all combined, excelling imam eminent
degree in the latter. 1t is he!intenton of this ac
complished lady to favor us with another and
more cxtentcd visit, at some early period, per-
haps in The month Of June, when our citizens
will have an opportunity of hearing her in
| some Of her grand solos, at II concert to be held
in one of our city churches, OF which due mo-
ticc will be given. ii.
Pleased arith Deldirdrc.--Mr Jas +. Math-
ews, of the Baltimore american, is n stock
| holder in the Rrhoboth Camp Nj, Getting Asso-
citation, and accompanied the Excursion, on
Thursday. In his letter 10 the american, he
says:
| On the line of the RAILROAD from Wilmington
to I.ewes there is "A succession OF well fenced,
well titled farms, prolifi gardens and peach
orchards Everywhere are 10 be seen evidences
of thrift and industry. do not think that the
soil is quite as rich rs that of the limestone re-
gions but ii is much more easily cultivated
The wheat looks well aud in many fields the
grass lnxurant. From the odor of phosphatas
and guano. which announces the approach TO n
station with almost as much force as locom0-
tive whistle, take II that these fertilizers are
used in large quantities and that the results are
| applrrnt in the gowiug wheat and clover
There are 4 few tumble down farm h0Iscs TO
be seen, bat for the most pat both the rural
homes and the villages have an air IF icatness
| that is a surprise TO those who are making their
| first trip through Delaware. The pleasure die
| rived from looking at the grass fields from the
car windows is not destroyed 10y amy thing that
appenains 10 the railroad Our train ran
over the Del. Il. Il. TO Harrington, then over
the Junction and Brcakwater road to Lcwcs,
and certainly no one could complain Of undue
joting or Of Il low rate of speed. The first mem
TONED road is worked by the Philadelphia Viii
mington and Baltimore Il. II. Company, aud IN
the excellence of its management il is scarcely
inferior to the main stem.
I.ewcs is Il quaint old town that has a little
of the ancient Swedish mould about H., but 1t
is very far from being out Of repair, and it is
embowered among peach orchards that scent
the air with their fragrance. II Is worth Il trip
through Delaware just now To see the peach
hundred acres, and every Tree is n gorgeous
bouquet, whose magniiiccncc art can neither
initiate nor describe.
| Concert.-The scholars Of tho Wesleyan Fee
male College, gave n concert on Tuesday even
ing, which was very crcditablc 10 all palticipa-
ting In it. Tho first piece on the programme
an Overture.--"La GAIA Landra,' by Misses
Schotield and 4. Wilson, WAS very good
indeed, they performed with much ease and
grace, and were warmly encored.
Chorus-"Malk the Merry Elves" by Gee
Glass, is hard TO beat. The singing of the glee
is n credit TO the scholars and was much enjoy
cd by ALL