Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-25

AFAcr-More phvsicians' rres rlpt,ors are com !
p uuded at Mcinalrs Drug ore than any ,tat
Storc In the Sia'e lot Delaware
Iok t for bargains In good drugs at Mo.Inalis |
Tomlins,ns Butt,r Powder, for producing more
rapi lly butter In larger quantity MeInaii, Jr., sells
Pure Liquor, wi,es Frandles and whisksss fos
s sTG ss, Or M sa,iS'
Apotheoary store.
The McInan Drug House keeps constantly on hand
aheavy stock Of staple goods In the Drug line at suit
able prices tor druggists and country merchants
trade now ready at Rumford Bros 4oi Market street.
=, The Fail style silk dress hats. Price, $500. at
Yoaths and c III MS hats for Fall i.rss: s.sor.-
ment in the city Rumford Bros, 4o4 MARKET street.
TSs largest, cheapest and best assortment q Eau
street. auga5-2m
bo-kay tea. A chrome given to each purchaser
at the only tea house in the city, No. IL East
Fourth street. j. l.. Houston, Jr.
Teas! Teas J! Teas III Having large stock
on hand we have decided to sell lower and make
greater inducements. Come to Houston's, No.
IL East Fourth street.
n. Is. We keep NO GROCERIES.
Notice. Persons buying teas, cofees and
spices, will save money by going to Houston's
as 1t is the only tea and coffee store in the city
Don't forget the number IL East Fourth street.
J l.. Houston, Jr.
Fresh supply of teas, cofiees, and spices re-
ceived daily, at the only tea store in the city,
No. ii East Fourth street. ]. l.. Houston, Jr.
Humphrey & Sandt. fashionable matters, gle
MAKE street. have been enlarging their stock
with many OF the latest fall style of hats and
they can be had Mt the lowest cash prices.
Fortunate The contract for printing the
Revised Code of this State, authorized at the
last session of the Legislature has been award
ed to Messrs James & webb Of this city.
Cnionraie MstHute.-Among the many good
schools in Chester County, may be classed the
Uniouville Institute. Prof. j. W. Harvey, for
this school some six years ago, when 1t had
dwipdled down to about a dozen st udents. The
lumber has risen to nearly one hund red during
the past year. For terms see advert isement
T0,cG MeetiHg,--A meeting of citizens will be
held at the City Hall next Thursday evening,
| the 29t inst, for the purpose of approving or
Il sapproving of the ordinance extending reItain
streets in the Second and Ninth Wards, as
ported and read twice in the Council last
Thursday evening. If the meeting should ap-
prove ofthe plan proposed the ordinance will
Immediately receive u third reading in Coun-
| Gil and become law, while II the meeting lis
approve it will fall without further action.
Ertenslre BuS,ness.-Chdrles Kyle has recov-
cred his health and will give his personal at
tent on ioihe sale Office cream, CONNECTIONS, nuts
| and fruit, at the Y. W. corner Of the Second
| street market house, and will be as polite and
accommodating as ever He will also keep ice
/ cream at the corner of Sixth AMI Orange Sts.,
i at his residence. lie also intends to fit up
the Sylvan Springs, near the city railway
/ depot, where there will be convenencies for
/ picnics and every arrangement for the ac-
1 ii ttag -
pleasant afternoon. Charley is enterprsiAg and
deserving of encouragement. may5-3m.
No Intoxicating liquors sold on the ground.
assortment of heavy, light, single and double
harness, made of the best material, and by
the best workmen, which he is selling at very
reasonable prices, at his shop cor. of Front
and Shipley streets. He a lso attends to re.
pairing at moderate rates. Farmers car
tiers and citizens generally who keep horses
and carriages will do well to give him call
at His CID Home.-Dr. John A. Brown visi-
ted Providence, Rhode Island, last week, and
his old friend Senator Anthony of the Provi-
dence Ecening BUiieiia, Of the 2lst inst. fur
ni,hes his readers the following paragraph:
| We had the pleasure, last evening, to receive
| Il call from our ancient friend and political OPP
ponent, DIR. John a. Brown, a famous leader in
the instruction of1Si2, in which his tact, rest
less energy and indomitable good nature gave
him foremost position. IL is twenty six years
since the Doctor left Providence, and we are
glad to lean that lie has prospered in his new
home, at Wilmington, Delaware. We are not
surprised to Had that the old rebellious feeling
| which animated him here made him sympath,ze
with the Lost Cause We have had many a
bout with the Doctor in the old times, a gen.
| ration since, and have lived o wish him sue.
cess in everything hut his politics.
Switliin c. Shortliige's Acad my and Semi
nary ut keuHett Square, are the cheapest and
bes' schools il Chester county, Pa. S4.25 aiC
| y 10 per wcok for the winter tern, opening iu
girls 0 h month, I'D, and OH month 30lh f,i
JJSs BOYS and giIs have separate buildings
| separate school and claSsrOons and table,
| They have lectures together twice a week, ant
enjoy all the advantages OF instruction, aud So
nal improvements without encounterng away
from the oversight of parents, the serious disad
vantage Of a mixed school, especially whcl
| here are large numbers in the same building
There are bath rooms with hot and cold wa
ter fine gymnasium, heated in winter, tw'
| rowling alleys ball fields, &c. Two lecture
uaanteed each week IN winter, making owe
10 on History, Travel, Physiology, Literature
chemistry, Geology, Astronomy, &c. Good in
| ,truction, GOOD table and home comforts. Cir
'ulars. contain picture Of building and full par
iculars. The principal references are to pa
: rons AMI former pupils who have, at dilIeren
q INES, been under his tuition in the past ftlee
$ ,ars. See advertisement.
Old BOoks.-Probably tie oldest book /
his city is new in the session of William r
Il ll"dsson, Esq. /; is work on DemonolUg
4 p' King James the First OF England, priute'
|. 1876 il istherefore two hundred and seventy-si
: ears Old. On one of Tue pages is written in
clear hand, Thomas Slopford, his book, pric
TWO shill.ngs, l74!." TIL. title PAGE i, as fol
D lows "DaemonologIe in iorme of u Dialogue
,, Divided into three Bookes." Then follow Kin