Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-25
The Broadway spring style of black silk hat
now ready, at Dubel's, No East Ord street

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Also large assortment ofother articles at To-
prices. Agents wanted at Chadwck's variet
store, No. 209 West Fourth street.
Any one wishing to purchase property eltht
improved or vacant lots, will do well to call o
NJ. NJ. Child Il Co., No West It'll st., Exchang
Building, before purchasing elsewhere. as the
always have several fine properties not advel
tised. If
Don't fail to stop III at Prettyman s and Sc
the bargains he is offering In boots and shoe
at III marl't street, ;1d door below End,
side
You cap buy pair OF mems fine calf lOnl
boots 'or $3.50, at Prettyman's cheap boot ant
shoe store III Market street. A pair of men,
congress CATERS for $50 aud other boot.
and shoes at the same low rates. 3mo-apl-1l.
| Dubel has just received IA fine line Of hat.
and caps, on the Spring blocks. If
Dube keeps the finest selection of boys ant
chdren's hats to be found in the city. His
prices are very low at No. East Third stree t.
Tube rose bulbs flowers aud flower seed
fresh and good at 305 King street.
Extra Oolong IS cents per pound, at1l E.
4th street, established 1867, douston & Przer
The directors of the J. & B. r. R. have pur.
chased iron and ties and propose to put the road
III first rate order at onc..
The J. & u. r. r. Co. are negotiating with
The Old Dominion steamship company tor stsa-
nels to run between Lewes and New York
The new German Hospital in Baltimore was
dedicated on Monday. 1t was erected at cost
of $4,000; from ''voluutary contributions"
John b. Lewis advertises several. rooms
suitable for Lougers at No. 6lS Market street,
Also house for rent In West Wilmington.
Printing Contract james & Webb have
been awarded the contract for printing the laws
passed at the recent session of the ohio I,eois
lature. 1t is quite large volume, and come to
hand very opportunely in these dull times.
For EurOpe-John Merrick and daughter
Victor duPont, d., and Anthony Higgins, ESQ,
left this city on Tuesday tor the purpose oftak-
ing passage On the steamer Abysslnia which
steamed away from New York yesterday for
Liverpool.
EX-ChanceOr Bates, VINO had spent the
winter in the south of France, has been yisi-
thug Italy, and lie and his daughter were at
Rome, on the 18Th of May, the date of his last
letter. His healt h was good and he had expe-
riencal much pleasure In his visit to that city.
.Sms,rohe.-,Ioseph Stock lie of this city, was
50 overcome by the heat while in Philadelphia
On Tuesday, that he lay five hours In au iusen-
sible condition. lie afterwards rapidly rectl.
peraed, aud IN the evening was able to return
home, and yesterday ha was attending TO his
business as usual
agricultural Society. AT meeting recently
held III Georgetown, Sussex county, a few even
Ings ago, to make arrangements for the estab-
llslimeai of lroLtIns COURSE, it was determined
70 ISSUE 4 call for meeting TO organize a Sus.
sex County Agricultural Society, aud appoint
commissioners " oy3u books to procure sub
scrlptlons 10 the capital Stock.
Warm v 'euther.-rhe weat her for the past
week has been warm and dry aud yet corn, oats |
ami potatoes appear Ia be growing finely, and |
The Wheat crop could not b. doing better. IL is
ripenlng rapidly and will be ready for the sickle |
ia Week Or ten days. The farmers are cut |
llos Their grass and the crop as 4 general rule |
appears satisfactory.
Fine GraSs.--One OF the finest fields of grass
hat We have seen this season is OH the farm of |
ADher lioliingsworth, adjoining the road lead
ng from this city to Brandywine Springs. The
timothy stands Three Or four feet high, and Is
unusually thick On the ground. Mr.. Ii: is an
EXCELLENT Farmer, and his crops Of wheat, corn
tlld Gals are rarely eXcelleh. L
oW Uf Vork.---Many persons who are yainly
ecklng employment in our city could tiud some
hing TO do III the country, iftbey would call
III sune OF theI aequaintincas and agree to
WORK at reasonable wages. Thc coming mon th
WI be a busy one with the farmer ADD me-
hancs and laborers from the city could adyan.
aSeotlsly assist IN the work OF gathering and
l'Iashlug the crop Of wheat, where il Is lie.
iied To dispose ol IL Al au early day.
Dam Builder. Francis Green has contrac-
ed 30 build the dam breast for the ice pond
Messrs. III irtmln l. Fehrenbach near their | t
rewe1y on the Brandywine. MIR. Green is /
celebrated for the excellence of his work and is
lore widely employed than any other man in |
lis KIND OF work. He has recently returned r
ON a visit to Fall river, Massachusetts, the d
'ebe of the recent disaster, and expects to re-
ave the contract to rebuild one of the dams. | c
We WISH thai lie may prove successful in the v
latter as we fully believe that he will give full
ltis faction. d
-Nelc ChuIch.-rhe German Catholics have j
creed to pay Rev. Patrick Reilley $4,000 for q | /
II 5OO front by 236 feet deep, situated on | /
enth street between Madison aud Monroe, on | ,
hlsh they propose to erect fine church school
)llse aud monastery, in which the German |
nguase shall be used. Subscriptions amount.
g to $1,000 have already been Obtained, and r
'ery man III our city who has disposition to | h
attribute will have an opportunity to do SOL :,
he Catholics are the most indomitable people l.
L the face of the earth, and we have little | II
,uOt but they will be able, withstanding the
rlnSency of The money market, TO carry out b
eir purpose. p
Sold OW.-Mr. Chas. W. Poulson of this h
ty, whose iaco is as familiar in one part of the 9
'untry as another, having disposed of his en- =
re interest in the Independent Line of Steam o
'ats, is about starting on his contemplated .
ur around the world. Mr.. Z. has probably =,
aveled more miles of railroad than any man q
his years in America, if not in the world o
is absence upon the present tour will cover Il
ace of six months, and ought to complete his b
education. We learn that upon his u
turn Mr.. p. will accept a prominent position W
general agent OF one OF the principal lines of
mix railroad in the growing west. The good h
ishes of Wilmington should follow him in his -
arch for fortune and fame. e.
he Markets.-Butter sold on Wednesday from Il
'a30 per pound, honey 50 do; eggs 25a2S per Il
ven, spring chickens Is per pair, potatoes 15a b
per half peck peas lsa25 do; string beans 81
)ao0 do; onions 40a50.; apples 50a60 do; %
ferries l3a1S perquart, strawberries 10al5 do;
lrrants l2al5 10; gooseberries Jas do; rasp- n
'rries l1i20 do; tomatoes 20 do; beels l0alh Z
n bunch, radishes 2aj do; fhubarb 4a6 do; | Il
paragus l2ll5 do; salad 2a4 per head, cab | y
lge 4al5 dol haibut 2Dper pound, poggys 10 81
J.; trout Is do; founders IL do; maclaral |
each, beef-steak l5a25 per pound, roast la q
do; stewing pieces 10il2 do; lamb 1sa25 :, n
ntton l2al6, pcklad pork II do; sliced ham | h
do whole 20 do; dried beet % do chip W
ID 80 do bologna sausage Is, lard II do. N
L. ). DisrgrCr CouRT.-The U. S. District II
onrt met on Monday, aud Judge Bradford -
al his decision in the case OF Dennis, Assignee II
Cristied, as. Joseph Bringhurst. The Judge =.
lted that he had decided in favor of the plain
d, his decision, however, including grouuds u
1t set forth in the bill of complaint, filed by | 10
e plaintiffs counsel. He therefore gave per- In
ission TO them to amend their bill, and add st
e further matter, but also permitted counsel is
I the defendant to except to the ruling upon 10
o points not originally contained in the bill, III
that they might be argued hereafter. b,
Counsel for plaintiff, (Mr. Higgins and Isaac