Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-05


retail by the yard. Trade supplied at Philadel-
phia prices, at 4th and King.
DIR. Simms' Pain Searcher-Tbo Great Pain
and Cramp Remedy IS sold by Charles n.
Groom, Neport, Del. iil.-
DIR. Simms' Celebrated Pain SearcheI-Tbe
Great Pain and Cr4mp Remedy, Is sold by DR..
Henry, Druggist Newark, Del.
For sick headache and neur ga, nothing can
eoual DR.. Simms' Celebrated Pain Searcher,
Depot, 4th aud King streets.
Dr. Smlns' White Pumonc Balsam, Is ac-
knowletged by all who use 1t as the greatest
Cough and Lung remedy. Depot 4th and King. |
Dir. Smms' White Pulmonic Balsam, the
Great Leading Cough and Lung Remedy Is sold
by DR.. Barr, Middlctown, Del.
Jonathan Groves Of White Clay Creek Hun
dred, advertses fine pair of home-raised oxen
for sale at IA very fair rate.
Seed Oats.-John D. litter Of Pencader
Hundred, adverlises seed oats, two horses and
u Germantown market wagon for sale.
The annual meeting of the Brandywine AS,
ISOLATION for the detection of horse thieves will
he held at the Swan Hotel, In this city, on Sa-
turday the It'll inst.
Trustees Sate.-Joshua Maris, Esq, will
sell at Trustees Sale, on the goth inst, the real
estate of the late VIM. Bell, situate in Mil
Greek Hundred.
John Is. Lewis adveItises for rent the large
dwelling house, al the corner of Seventh and
Market streets. II has some fourteen apart-
rnents aud is well calculated for u boarding
house.
| Messrs. Enlriken and Malin will sell their
blacksmith and wheelwrght tools at public sale
on the 10Th inst, at their shops In Cenreville,
| Cnristiana Hundred, as may be seen by adver-
| tiseInent in another column.
German .Siatng.-wise q Lane, at their lum-
| Der yard, south side of Market street brldge,
are now Offering iiew lot of German or Cove
Siding at lower figures than it has ever been
known here before as they are DESTROYS OF re-
duclDg their large stock Of lumber.
Sale of Borses.--The finest lot Of Indiana
horses that have been seen in our city for long
| time, will be sold at public sale, at Persons
hotel, corneer Ninth and Shipley streets, on
Saturday, the It'll inst. They belong 10 VIM
Stidham, Esq, and will be disposed OF BY Std
ham d Son, Auctioneers.
FerfeHed-Jobh e. Watson, of the COnsii :
tuition House, in Front street, held TO appear
before Esquire Publ, on the charge Of selling
liquor on Sunday, forfeited his bail, and bis
bondsman, William Lay, will be called Oh to
fork over the amount.
Sold The Fame Hose Company have sold
their steamer ard hose carriage to compan y
l
boys are disposed to wait the action Of Coun
ell on the ordinance providing for "Paid Fire
Department before entering on negotiations
for the purchase of another steamer.
Sale of Furniture .-Messrs. Rowbotham &
Fraim will sell at public sale, on the 18th Inst,
] at 4l2 King street, the entire lot Of household
and kitchen furniture of the boarding house,
No. 412 King street. Any one wishing to pur-
, chase should attend as bargains may be ex-
pected.
Fair t'rices.-L. W. Stidham & Son auction
eeis, sold for Ell b. Taey, Brandywine Hd.r
on Tuesday last, cows from SAL 10 $6S per head
horses S164 TO S205 per head, hay $21.26 pei
J ton, corn SO cents per bushel. Other things
sold in proportion, the credit being only foui
, months.
/, Outrase.-Andrew Dougherty Is charged with
, having made all outrageous assault on Mary
|, Hall, who resides Oh the forty acres, last Sat
urday night, and warrant has been issued fol
his arrest. If he values his neck he will leave
this region, for some foreign state or country.
Coiled.-The members of the Second Bap
tist church have extended q call to Rev. Alex
, | ander Macarthur, native of Scotland, who ha
been In this country only three years. lie Il
. | said TO posses good attachments and 10 an i'm
, pressive speaker.
Lost-On the 22d of February,a man hired
8 horse and carriage at the sale and livery stab
VI w llldm V, MdrtlUt cufutT Vi
| Orange streets, and while driving near New
. | Castle, an upset took place when the cushion
i loot carpet and horse blanket We're lost
The person who found them will be suitabl,
e rewarded on returning them 10 Mr.. Martin.
ri ImprouemeRt.-Ground has been broken OF
= Head street, South Wilmington, fo- the pur
pose Of erecting seven two story brick houses
y for William H. Quinn and BaOcock & Bro
II The cellars arc being dug by James Branan
l In hrl, i,a do hv Ruth 70 Rr,-
q contract for carpenering, plasterng ant
" painting las not been completed.
re nrcafiun.-Dr. Fields OF this city has takel
~ out patent ior an invention to be applied h
II steam boilers, foundrles, and Iron furnaces vii
V save one half of the fuel, by consuming the ga
~ and returning the escaping heat to the furnace
| This will prove n great saving, and cheaper
the production of iron and other articles requir
4 ing "a large degree Of heat or fire. Foundry
u, men, steamboat owntrs as well as owners o
w. FORCES, furnaces and gas companies, will d
wcll 10 examine tlIe Invention.
n. Fires.-Some scoundrel set fire to the stabl
ae Of Mr.. Woods, at the corner OF Fifth and Mad
he son streets, iaT mornings ago, but luckily tn
flames We're discovered anu extnguished be
NJ fore any great amount Of damage was done.
u. The shop Of George ii. Tindall, near tn
= corner OF Pine and Klund Streets was fired las
N. Monday morning, by an ineendiary, and d,
., siroyed.
~ Tho stable occupied by Smith Il Breen, BIZ
aJ longing to the Misses Shaw, situated near tn
NJ corner Of Sixth and Orange stress, was fired o
% Monday morning, and somewhat damaged
no | Another alarm was afterwards sounded, bl
p fortunately it proved to he false.
he The Trig9s Concert.-The first general n
hearsal for the coming Triegs Concert took plal
is at the Board of Trade Rooms on Tuesday even
le ing last. An intense enthusiasm was mantle
as ted, and nearly all the musical amateurs OF IL
ID. city, both gentlemen and ladies were presen
RI. The singing was really beautiful. For harmon
and sweetness of sound we have never heard
equaled, and experts in music pronounce
technically, or according to the pure science
music, something OF which the city should
proud. People are astonshed TO find that the
is so much musical talent in Wilmington. II
next rehearsal will take place this (Ttursda
evening, also at the Board Of Trade Rooms
tho Masonic Hail. As Mr.. Triggs was form,
ly citizen OF Wilmington, one of the fatht
, of music, one who has probably done more
, difluse vocal music amongst us than any livi
! person, we hope that Our citizens will when
! concert does come oil, give the old W
. nngton songster liberal support He wa
> citizen OF wilmington in 1889, and for ma
. years lived aud taught music amongst us.
Z Prizes-The following award of prizes W
3 made at the close of the Phoenix Fair last Mo
4 day evening The guess doll, to Mrs. Loul
4 Higgins; the Brussels carpet 20 John Lulsasc
q | cook stove to q. Steuber; vase TO Robert p
s ter, pair OF vases to p. Eylnghain; set of kni'
6 aud forks TO Mrs. Milroy; pm cushion to Nj
IS Price; organ to G. Myers, of Philadelphia,
50 ! of furniture to Phebe Sullivan; shot gun u
10 &. Gibbs; wax cross TO Geo. Washington;
ales dies caba 10 John c. Jones, of Christian
parlor stove to jacob Wharton; pair of WI
, ~ | blankets tn lanes Seaman: box of cigars,