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

DeWolfs for s25. If
VOLTS, s0s Market street. IF
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ness Magazine, one year for one dollar.
J. Wesley Canary has Just received a fine
stock Of spring clothing, at 400 Market st.
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ABB. Jones, els Market street, has fins
stock of wall paper and window shades.
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Chas. E. Dubell, 2 East 3rd ct.
Cheap Coai.--Stove Coal, $5.75; Nut, $500
2240 lbs. in ton, for cash only, at yard south
of Market street bridge. WIN. J. Brown. If.
On May lst,M. M. Child & Co., will sell sew
eral frame and brick houses, also about 40 lots
on Scott and Lincoln, below 18th and 10Th
streets.
Carpenters Wanted, short distance In the
country. Inquire at this office. st
A full line of French and English perfumery,
ut the Clayton House Drug Store, at the corner
of 9th and King streets.
Quay at No. 402 King street, Is an honorable
and upright man to buy hats and caps from.
Call at 61S Market street and examine the
fine selection OF wall paper and window
shades. apr14-3m.
Glopes.-A lot OF Kid Chores, slightly spotted
for so cts. per pair original price s1.75 E. Lar
kin, No. East Second st. apl Pat.
Do not be deceived, purchase your tea, cof-
fees and spices, at the only Tea House in the
state, No. ii East Fourth street, j. L. Houston,
Jr.
Election.-An election will be held in New
Castle tomorrow, the 9th inst, for Town Com
missioners and Clerk of the market.
John E. Patterson has taken out letters Il
administration on the estate of John W. Pat
terson, late of Delaware City.
The Levy Court will meet in extra session on
Tuesday for the purpose of taking action in re-
gard to furnishing the tax collectors with seals
in pursuance of the new tax law.
Humphrey & Sandt, fashionable hatters, 216
Market ST.. are selling hats and caps to suit the
time In all the late styles and qualities. Don't
buy dollars worth till you first call OH them.
U'anted.-A Man and wife, who understands
managing a farm, to go oil one 8 miles from
town. Adrs, "Farmer," New Castle or Will
mington Del.
| Ne,p Poicenen.-The pc licemen recently
| appointed by Mayor Simms, Daniel O'Neil,
Sergeant for the Weste IN District, Thomas
Hendricks, policem for the Fourth District,
and James Orr, policeman for the Sixth Dis
trct) were sworn IN last Wednesday, and went
on duty. The retiring policemen are Messrs.
Buck. Wright and Shaw.
Monthly Report.-The following is the an
nual monthly report of the Chief of Police and
shows the number of arrests made, what for
and the amount of fines collected Disorderly
conduct, 49, assaults III intent to kill, 8; larce-
Ivy, Z; violating city ordinance, 8; drunkenness,
100; horses and cows impounded, 1G. Total
227. No. of dogs registered, 40; registration
fees from the same, $5S; fines from arrests,
$12O.
Ne,o Mustc.-We have received from F. AL
len, music dealer, 71S Market street, n song
and chorus, Il have no Home by Will s. Hays
'Mollie Darling" transcription OH " i'll S
Hays beautiful song by Oh Kinkel; and Dinna
Forget yer Miiher, Sande,' by Will S. Hays
Mr.. Allen Is also agent for The Vor Humane, a
musical paper, for which he receives subscrip
tions.
THREE YEARS IN A MAN TRAP.-Morton'
Dramatic Combination will produce this
evening at the Masonic Temple, the grea
moral exhibition dramatized from T. S. Ar.
thurs Temperance story of 'Three years il
a Man Trap" The scenery is new anC
everything so complete that we feel a ricl
treat may be expected. The proceeds art
for the benefit Of the Wilmington Division s
Oft.
Statistics. -The minutes of the Whining
ton Conference, recently published, shoN
that the moneys collected during last COME
ence year, from all sources, amount to 1858,
5S5. 81. The value of church, property
estimated at $l,l62, 1856 80, Actual mem
bers and those admitted on probation mum
Der 25, 434. This is healthy financial ey
hib;t of the church on this Peninsula, an
shows it to be in prosperous condition.
Escursion.-About one hundred and twent
Of the stockholders of the Rehoboth Cam
Meeting Association made an excursion fror
this city last Thursday, to Rehoboth Beech, f
the purpose of viewing the grounds, and draw
Y ing for choice of lots. This was acconplishe,
and the party returned tothis city al an earl
| hour in the evening. About fifty men are ell
t preparations for the eneampment. There hay
1 been paid into the association about $4,000 an
e | the weekly expenses each about $500.
" an Old Horse.-A horse belonging to JOSEF
S. Foreman of Christana Hundred, aged twcl
It ty-nine years, died last week. He was raise
J, by Mr.. S, was dark bay, and for style, ge
: tleness and general usefulness could not be SUI
I passed. In his early years he invariably a
A tracted attention wherever he appeared, AT
n the late James Candy as well as mar
others, made several efforts to purchase him,
4 of which were declined, as Mr.. $. appreciated
good horse as highly as his neighbors.
y Cleaning Cdrpe,s.-Mr. Perry is busily G
!. gagged at his establishment on Delaware avenl
II in this business. The carpets are passed b
q tween two sets of brushes which are driven
= machinery, and both sides are thorough
,, free from dust at the same time. The oper
{. ton is very complete, and as this is about hou
II cleaning time we invite tho attention of t
E public to it. The carpets are carted to and f.
IF ha Iva 1n
so cheaply as to cost little more than the amou
demanded by men for giving them good sha
rs ing, while the cleaning is far more thorough
% Ertensire BusineSS.-Chlrles Kyle has rect
-. ~, cred his health and will give his personal
~ tention to the sale Office cream, CONNECTIONS, nu
e' and fruit, at the n. w. corner of the Seco
street market house, and will be as polite a
lie accommodating az ever. lie will also keep
y, cr.am at the corner of Sixth and Orange 81
ly at his residence. lie also intends to fit
ms the Sylvan Springs, near the city railw
r. depot, where there will be conveniencies
ec picnics and every arrangement for the
ri commodation of all who may wish to pass
no pleasant afternoon. Charley is enterprising q
deserving encouragement. may5-3m
rs an Other Intention. VIM. Fields
M invented an apparatus for cooking withC
~ wood or coal. at cost of about thrce-four
cb of cent Tor the FIRE of each meal. 1t ]
Nv n frame of sheet iron, OFFENDER filed W
Id asbestos to absorb coil oil like cotton,
will never burn out. 1t is impossible to
re plode or burst as the offender is full of hol
NJ and as the gas gen crates it passes out of
o. holes and burns. There are no sparks 0
~, no danger whatever. Coal oil can be pc
rs cd in at any time from a spoon but not fr
IT. bottles or cans. Price sl.00. It can be |
of DR.. T., at his residence, No. 2l3 W
Seventh street. may SIN
Dedication ola Temperance Hali.-The I
ut room of Wlraington Division, No. l. Som
Temperance, situated in HcClary's building
MS Market street, betueen Sixth and Seventh,
81 dedicated on "wednesday e-ening by Xachar