Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10
I New crop Molases and Syrup Of very bcst,for


Edward Cranston Of MI Creek Hundred,ad-
vertises several tons Of hay and straw also an
nxcart for silo.
The place to buy the best groceries, Tea, cof-
fee, Sugar. Spices, Canned fruits, Tomatoes,
SardiGe,, Olives aud Pickles Is at Crippen's 4th
and Market st.
Wdnted.-A room suitable for dress MAKER
in good location. Address this Office. It
Humphrey b Sandt has just received large
and good assortment of spring style of hats,
which they will sell at prices satisfactory to
their numerous custom srs anil friends. They will
keep larger and greater assortment than ever
before.
Crooks on which people split, at Masonic Tenn
ple 10Th.
Seeing is believing and If you want to see the
largest stock of furniture that Is In the State, 20
to Adair & Woodward's Nos. ia and 118 King
streetbelow Second, and they guarantee to sell
, cheaper than any other store in the city.
| Not,ce-Two pounds fine oolong tea for
81 90, two pounds good black tea, only 90 cts.
A large stock of tea from 40 cents to $1.00, at
the only tea house in Wilmington, No. IL East
Fomth street. j. L. Houston, Jr.
wm. MeCaulley d 20. advertise several
ho;Isss Tor rent.
Go 10 Fourth and Market street, aid get fine
mackerel. J. Cnppen.
Duceiling Sotd.-Mr. T. B. Culbert, has sold
house on Seventh street below Adams, No.
500, TO Manluff Hazel, for 1850, cash.
Mr.. Talmage, is original, startling. and awak
ening, thought and STYLE Is matchless.-Our
Monthly.
Now Is the time.-Cali at G. E. Dubell and
get suited in spring style of hats. He has the
largest and best selected stock in the CITY,
which he is selling cheap, at No. 2 East Third
street.
New discoveries are constant being maiet
and among them Dubell has discovered how
to suit young men with nobby hat for little
money.
Tournament-It is proposed to hold a tour
nament at Dover, and also one in the lower
part oil this county, the coming season. Mr.
puggan of st. Georges, has the matter in hand,
and under his management they must prove
successful.
The late Treasurer of Kent county, Rober,
Wilson, was $500 behind IL his settleme NJ
with the Levy Court. His q .urities are able
and III make good III. amount AID Will no;
los II Is said, over SEQ.
Schools di.i ko1ls.-rha Levy Can't wi,
inset Friday the 2lst inst, to hear appica-
lions In regard to school districts, and also the
approval Of roads, confirmed by the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace
Talmage at Masonic Temple, 10Th.
GeneroHs.-James Bradford, Esq, presented
10 the Water Witch Fire Company the trottine
wagon drawn at the Fair, and they will DISPOSE
OF 1t In such manner AS will best promote the
interests o! the organization.
+. g. McColley u Co. have taken the uro-
Gerry store ut the corner Of Fourth and Jefferson
Streets. formerly occupied by John Finn. and
are now prepared to supply housekeepers in
the vicinity with the best goods in the market
AZ Tie lowest rates. For particulars see adyer.
tsement.
Mr.. Talrnase is ono Of the most pathetic and
. COG lent men ofthe ase.-Mcthodist Recorder
The Voter Witch F'air-Tha Water Witch
fair closed, on Wednesday evening" in the pres
ence OF a vast crowd. The buggy was drawn
by James Bradford: the gold watch, by JOSEPH
Messlck; the silver horns by the Dclawar.
Fire Co.; the cook stove, by James Crooks
Mr. Crooks also DIRE the handsome ship-model
long list OF other articles was also drawn.
DeceGsed.-James Is. Hall, ESQ.,, Justice o
, lhe teace at Black Bird, Appoquinimink Hun
oreu, died very unexpectedly on the first instant
IN Saturday he was attacked by slight chill
rom which he appeared to have recovered anC
retirea al ii O'Clock. At four lie was a corpse
! iis was ABOUT W years OF age, aud had lonl
been an active and influential citizen.
~ 1; W. Stidha,n 4 Son, Anctioneers, sold 70
Michael Newell, Brsndywine Hd., on Wed
" nesday, the 9TH inst, horses, $2o6; cows, $50
;, turkeys, $3.50 each, ducks, 81 90 per pair.
Messrs. Stidham sold for Mary Callahan, New
, Castle Hd on the 9th inst, horses, 1885, cows
s4l, 46, II. $751;, S54, S45 IL, s6l1-2, $50. -
Il s5o Soo, ss5, $50, $50, SAC, ss5.1-2, s3s, SAC
i ne II head averaged $50, 1-3, per head; piy
Ia cts, per pound; yearling bull S45, hay So,
. per ton, york wagon S119, farm wagon SlOO
turkeys So each, ducks 81 90 per pair
T. Property Sold.-D. 7. Hawkins, Real Es
ta'e agent, has, within two weeks, sold the fol
lowing described properties in the city of vii
il | milgton
House No. so7 Washington street, for Benz
e F. Noolston, To j. L. Carpenter, Jr.
House No. S07 West 4th street. joseph L
d Carpenter, Jr., to Sarah L. McFallil.
House No. 722 East 18th street, for Littleto
is ii. Summons, ~ b. Cannon, ESQ.
l. He has also just closed bargain for let @
lie land i'll the Western part Of the City.
= Don't fail to hear Tamlge, at Masonic TEN
pie, the 10th.
Building neutrality-suspicious. for SUI
II yeys for the purpose Of enabling those applyin
h to erect houses, have been made by the follow
1t ing parties:
d BY Edward Wormald, one house at Seventh
II and Scott streets by Samuel Moore, one bous
IS at Seventh street and the railroad; by Micb@
r McCaullcy, one, at Chestnut and VanBure,
It streets; by John McCloskey, six, at Elm an,
v NanBuren Streets; by Jas. McIntire, one OF
II Orange, Between Eleventh and Twelfth; b,
n Geo. X. Townsend, four at and Head streets
e South Wilmington. The indications are tina
i building operations will be unusually active, at
n ter the opening Of favorable weather.
It The lecture Of the season, will be on the 1871
6 by Rev. Dewitt Talmage..
II For the Delaware Republican.
The SRw CANAL.-Mt. EDIroR:- Savers
s. gentlemen of the bar, we are informed have "a
= crived heavy fees to defeat the new Canal bill
They do not oppose the bill upon It's merits bu
II is alleged make personal appeals to the mem
: oefs OF the Legislature, to get them as matte
- OF favor To them, Ton account of the fee they re
ceivr,) for friendship, to vote against the bill
' | Without thinking fnr moment that s,,cl con
X duct, w"ull influence the present enlsatur,
(Which is really Of high Character althoup
som" oil them extremely conservative in thei
t Niews,) think public attention may rs we
T. be called to ii. 1t is not a legitimate mode r
le defeating useful measure. The tendency :
s. the canal bill Is (without injuring the presen
ID canal in the least) 10 build up great city in gu
III state, with lines uf steamers to Europe, whic
to Will convey the fruit and oysters direct from on
T. State to the sold Worll," thrible Me value 4
er the ldud drain the swamp lands for man
'h miles, and give increased health and value to
IL large extent of our territory. The amount eS
rs pended in its construction will itself MATERIAL
n aid many neighborhoods, and leave a gres
s. amount Of money amongst them. which ia no,
y | sadly needed by our farmers. If our LAWYER
a. only knew it, they would from the increase
. amount of legal business the construction of tI
ri canal would produce, make much more none
r. than by defeating it. But the good Of the Sat,
y is what we want Not increased or decrease
fees. PUBLIC Coon
Sudden Dedih.-Joln NJ. Turner ESQ. wb
u resided at BOB East sixth street, visited Ger