Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

4 Wdnted.-To hire single IN an 10 work or
| farm, near Delaware Junction, on the +. w
Il b. rail road, one aud n half miles south Of
Wilmington. Gro. u. BRAMBLE. 2tmch26
Manure.-D H. Garrett advertises to
ship stable manure from Philadelphia, to
any accessible point, on liberal terms. Far
mers aud truckers NAV fiud 1t to their advan
tsge 70 give him call.
" Miik.-Pure milk, SKINNED milk, butter
milk, smear case, &C., can be procured OF Jonn
Hooten, In Monroe street, one door below Flfth
He also serves families throughout the city, anu
orders left with him, or at this ONCE, VIII De
promptly attended TO.
A Pleasant Surprise.-On Monday evening
last. the members OF Wilmington Council, No
8, Jr. q. u. A. NJ, were agreably surprised
by the appearance or three large cakes, weigh
Ing together about forty pounds. They were
accep'-i aud vote OF thanks rendered 70 the
DOM p Messrs. Farra and Bangs, who nave
lately donned the matrimonial harness.
Wlthdra,oai.-The under signed having de-
termined 10 withdraw fioin the present can
vass for the Republican nomination for the Of
fce Of Sheriff. respectfully returns bis thanks
to the many friends who expressed an Interest
Ia his success, and at the same time he hopes
that they may give him their support In flu
tnre campaign. WIN. +. LITTLE.
Mil Creek Hundred, March %, 1874.
Enterprssino ladies who desire TO en-
courage home industry should not fail to cal
at the ladies' furnishing store, off. L. Franks
No. 51l Market street, opposite the City Hall,
where they will find large stock Of undergar-
ments, manufactured by him, Of the best ma
terial, and sold at the lowest market rates. In
his assortment may be found at all times ladies
linen and lawn suits, also corsets, hoop skirts,
and tull line Of kid gloves, hosiery and real
and imitation hair goods. Mr.. F. Is polite and
obliging, as well as enterprising, and deserving
of fair share Of patronage.
The Marksts.-Butter sold on Wednesday at
So to 90 cts. per pound, eggs 20 to % per doz.
chickens 70 TO SIS per pair, potatoes III 10 20
half peck, sweet potatoes 25a30 o.,turnips 3 to
10 do, carrots 20 do.,apples 80 to IS do; onions
20 do; celery 5a10 per bunch, cabbage to 10
per head; horse radish 5 to 10 per root; seed
onions 80 per quart, corn 80 per bushel, her.
ring IS cts. per dozen; shad IS to 65 each /;
sunfsh 10 per h., rock IS do; pike 10 DO,
founder 10 do. black bass IL do, halibut 20
do; beef steak 10 to rs per pound, roast 10 to
20, pork ~ 10 15; sausage l4a16; lard 12al6
scrapple 8, sugar cured hams 1920.
Removals DIR. Maull has removed his
Office to the south east corner Of Seventh
and Shipley streets,
D6ilRn u hlllOtt nave removed their iron
store to the corner of Third and French sts
Geo. @. Macan dc Son have removed to
the Masonic Temple, GIG Market street.
The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co.
have removed to 507 King street.
David w. Chandler has removed from
Tatnali street to the N. +. corner of Third
and King streets
james Prettyman has removed to No. l2l
Market street, George Mccall having retired
from business
Sdies.--The following sales of personal pro
perry are advertised In the REPUBLICAN =
March
A. Reybold, Red Lion, Hid. 27
McFarlin q Tough, New Castle, 81
Sheriff Sales, Wilmington, 2S
A. Cannon, White Clay Creek, 2S
Jehu ForwOod, Brandywine, 30
John Booth, Brandysine, April, 2
VIM. Nj. Cloud, Braudywine, Hid. April
s. W. Fell, Mill Creek, Is
An official despatch from Gen. Ord report.
all quiet at the Red Cloud Agency on the 10th
Major Chambers telegraphs from Fort Fetter
man on the 22d. that twenty Sioux had stolen
nineteen head Of cattle from citizens near the
post. Eleven of the cattle had been recovered
and troops and settlers were pursuing tb'
Indians