Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-03

NJ. NJ. Child u Co. advertise d handsome
office for rent in the. Exchange Building, cor
ner Seventh and Market streets.
We have superior article of rio coffee, and
wish all 70 try IL knowing that 1t will give sat
isfaction Adam Grubb a Co., Ninth Ward. -,
Molasses & Syrups all grades and prices at
A. Grub T. Co., Ninth Ward. .-..--
Jim Haines cheap grocery, corner Second
and King streets, will remove to l0o East pc
sond street., below Marr's -four store, on or be-
fore 25th, Now selling cheap to close out Stock
Go get your basket filled, cheap.
Boarders Wdnted.-Several youug men and
one ar two married men with there wives, can L
be accommodated with board by j. Parker
No IS East Second street. I'LL u.
Wanted-A quantity Of Salt or marsh hay, |
suitable for bedding; can be delivered by water |
| OH the Brandywine. Address, w. Luke, |
Rockland post Office, Del. 3t-w.
Cheap Coal.--Stove coal, sS.75; Nut, 5000
294O lbs. In ton, for cash Only, at yard south
Of Market street bridge. VIII. J. BROWN.
The very best quantity of canned tomatoes,
peaches and corn, at Adam Grubb y Co., Ninth
Ward. l. -
A full line OF dried fruits; such as peaches,
| apples, prunes, plums, blackberfies, raisins,
cnrrants &C., &C., at Adam Grubb Co.
Ninth Ward.
Established 1e36-Rumford Bros. Hat and
Cap Emporium, 4O4 Market street feb22-lm
Canned peaches, tomatoes, corn Sardees Of
best brands, at Crippens Fourth and Market
streets.
Any one wishing to purchase property either
improved or vacant lots, will do well to call on
NJ. NJ. Child Il Co., No West Tth st Exchange
Building, before purchasing elsewhere, as they
always have several fine properties not adver-
tiscd. u
Fall style of silk hats can be found at Dubell's
No. East Third street. N. B.-Sik hatsa
specially.
You ask why buy my hats of Dubeh p
, Because he sells the cheapest and the best. Call
and buy one of his Fall style hats.
. Coffees of the finest aroma, al the only Tea
and Coffee warehouse in the City, No. II L.
W 4th street. j. l.. Houston, Jr.
g The highest price paid for all kinds Of second
OF hand furniture by l.. w. Stidham d Son, auc-
tioneers, Ill L. 4th street, Wilmington, Della
ware, Also all kinds of second hand furniture
for sale at their auction room. 3mo.
Boarders Wmted.-Several young men ant
he Two gentlemen with their wives can be accom-
modated with boarding and pleasant rooms a
Parkers, No. 10 East Second streets, at fai
Nv rates.
e Young man have you been to the emporium
H., 10 Of fashion 216 Market street. They are selln
~ their hats caps, and gloves, regardless ofcost.-
Ne Call and see for yourself.
n A large line of Children's Hats f)r Spring
We cheap, at Runford's 404 Market st. feb22-lm
,ly CentennidI.-It is supposed that the Preside
cd will appoint Governor Ponder member of I'll
1T | Board of Centennial Commissioners, vice Hol
lie VIM. = Read, deceased.
ct, Ne,o Hotel.-Samuel Moore is erecting, q
Gu Seventh street and the r. R., new building
ie- 1Sx3l, which is designed for a hotel and bee
10 saloon 1t will be three storids high, and bull
Oily of brick.
Sale of Dry Goods.-L. W Stidham Il 81
~ will sell for Mrs. NJ. Z. Belt on Wednesday, Il
iet Sth inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at No. 40 Ea
;ai Third street, the stock of dry goods, trimming
ga, i" notions, &c. Those who wish bargains in Il
H. line should be on hand. The ladies are part
ny ularly invited.
INV The Fishery Dispute.-Goverror Parker
yis- New Jersey, has appointed Abraham Brownir
A Courtland Parker, and A. Ii. Stape TO meet t
tho Commissioners appointed on behalf Of our Sta
ON to settle the dispute in regard to the jurisd
nod ton of the Delaware river ard the right Of il
seymen to fish therein.
AXE Cars.-The jackson 4 Sharp Company W
her ship eleven cars for Central America in ft
sia- days. Edward Taylor will 30 out to super
eo- tend their delivery and reconstruction, as thu
ign are taken part for shipment.
u. Just Receiued.-J. Clayton Massey has
va va small clocks, s day and day time keepers,
o. rec, from the manufacturer. All of these cloC
~ arc got up in the best and latest styles, a
AZ, will be guaranteed to be good time keepers a
an will be sold at very low pr c,s. Also watches
III iewelry Store No. 10 E. Fourth street, WilmiI
go. ton, Del.
set Carriages for Gemdny.--Messrs. McLear
on Kendall have received large order fol- carrias
lote from Germany, being the first manufacturers
ent | Carriages in our country, who have been t
It'll honOred. They deserve the compliment, a
~, | we have no doubt that they will have the pl
lite sure of supplementing the contract. Their fa
are ties for the business are unsurpassed, and IL
Mi, work gives the fullest satisfaction, to their
n n merous patrons
som MIss Meeting.-A mass meeting of Den
Dnal Gratis was held at the Deer Park Hotel, Ne
the ark, at three o'clock, on Saturday afternoon,
this take into consideration. the recent action of
The Legislature, regarding HWilds'' Resolution
nd it Summers Civil RI, hts Bill The call for
mas meeting is signed by fiftysix prominent g
It's OF tlemen, residing mostly In the vicinity Of Ne
sue ark.
We 1ppointneat .-Governor Ponder has appoil
IONS ed Geo 5. Hagany, Esq.,a Justice of the Pea
.oop in and for New Castle County. Mr.. Haga
sag fully competent to discharge the duties
oh'- the position and will make competent tru
worthy and reliable officer As consequeI
lass Mr.. IL. is now about closing out his stock
anu boots and shoes low rates and is anxious to
es'y' cc.ve the calls of purchasers.
!, =, Commodore GIlis.-The funeral of Conn
sbes dore ellis, on Thursday last, was quite larg
,rGI attended. Among those present were ADJ
"i"' rails Smith and Gardiner of Philadelphia. NJ
Masons of.Jefferson Lodge, acted as pail be
. t.e ers, and the coffin was carried by six sail
same same from the Naval Asylum of Philadelphia, v
s l.s had been detailed for that purpose. The E
s'S, copal burial service was observed,
49,, o Chaplain of the Naval Asylum of Philadepl
80 and Reys. Geo A. Latimler Of this city, ofiic
III, ing.
sana FdTm for Sdie.-Any one wishing to
pnlar thise farm of about 90 acres, in Mill CT
,st of Hundred, at a great bargain, should appl,
this office, or at Nc. AIS East Eighth stree
c.ion The situation is very desirable, the build
ty of ample and in good order, having cost neail
want | quite as much as is now asked for the Ell
COM property. 1t will be sold at two-thirds its
Of OBJ value and only three thousand dollars tc
re all paid down. The balance may remain on
cast property for number Of years, during the
of the parties Interested therein. Good
ect to property will be taken in exchange. feb
eaely Wilmington Acddemy.-Prof. Alexander
ana Harris intends opening an. Academy in
: por- rell-s building, No. 900 Market Street. on
ssion- 10Th inst for boys and girls. He will occupy
tlleVe whole of the third flo or md the rooms will
fitted up in good style. Facilities will be affo
resell for the study of drawing and the modern
city, guages as the best professional teachers wi
with employed. Pro f. Harris formerly had charg
ars, it school near Henry Clay Factory, and for
y the past year has been engaged in the Rugby .
fetles denny, lie is possessed Of excellent ablli
Sis and we hope that he may meet with lii
lcient encouragement from our citizens who wis