Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29

ton.
The new Constitution of Pennsylvania pro-
hibits Railroad Companies from issuing free
passes to other than railroad EN- ployees,
Grow catching is alavorlte sport and BUSH
ness near Reedy Island.
A Baltimore engineer Is presenting the
feasibility Of a ship canal between the Che>a-
peake and Delaware Bays via Ssatord aud
Milton, Delaware.
Eliza j. Leach has been granted letters Of
administration upon the estate OF frlsby i.
Leach, late OF Christiana Hundred. deceas-
ed.
A Young Men Christian Association has
been organized in New Castle
B. Frank Townsend real estate sale south
Of Third street bridge miles, is worth look
ing after to-day, by persons wishing to make
a good investment.
Michael Sweeney had toe mashed last
Saturday at Hilles d Jones machine shop
whore he was employed
Prof VIM. White lectures for the teach
ers Institute on Friday evening, in Hanover
Presbyterian church.
Freight on the Delaware K. K. north
ward bound, are increasing.
Ex-policeman Charles Smith, while fell
ing tree near his house was seriously IN
ured by the tree falling upon him.
The Levy Court at New Castle, commen-
ces Feb. 3rd.
The statement of the financial condition Of
the city to Jan. LIST, 1874, will be found on
our first page.
A Lancaster County, Pa hog weighing
ESQ pounds, was brought to town on Tues
day, and was shot for over the creek.
Police.-Duiing this month $50 dodgers have
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Concert dnd SWper.-A sohcali AM supper
will take place At ni3n NJ l.. ChtlIch, corner
of Firth and Washington street ms evening
| II will, no doubt, be stump uotiS and pleasant
affair. Those Wishing TO near goo' muse ana
get good supper should make 1t point 10 h'
on hand. The Tea i,r ai'N's IS "nW d" ef"'A'
| Tor chiiufon ahuer u Sri's vi w. ''o 'e''H
Large Oysters.-Nr. W. II. Barry, oyster
| and game dealer, 4iB Market street, has IA
| vofed us with nirss II line th'frysfonr oys-
tiers, the shell vi uua OF Which tnra' irer 10 IN
| ches in length aud Az inches wide. lie takes
| particular care To obtain the largest and best
| articles in his line which the market affords
and is d,servir.: of liberal pttrnuAgi.
| Ns,p Bo,ly--t;.,ls, f.. NurI,rk Nn. 40
F,s, Fourll, street il lu3n. IA, canvass nur rity
far snhscri,,.rs E,r u.yy ai,i n,nul,r works .u,
| titled Oceans Sinly." by Frank h. Gno,irirA
and the "fatlor treasury containing GEMS OF
Poetry W lehiys III ana Wo'd'w"'tn' ih'y
are ricn wen worth we 'i"npv ASKED 'nr ,ueni'
| we hope MI W. VIII oe wen received Nv ON
| cnhns, ami thal ne may OBJ uh eoodS mum
| Der OF su"scrin'r'' u" Is also hS'nl l'r N"i,
ouI other works. any OF wh''h may pe selected
by our cltlhtns'
| WILMINGTON AND READING BoNDs Al
| though the December interest Oh the spcon,
| mortgage bonds OF the Wilmington aud Read
| ing railroad was not paid Their, does not ap
pear to have been any depreciation in the bond,
thensck-s. Ca tie contrary, til, ReaAina
Eagie is Informed from a rsrt.rily reli lbl,
| source that the secon mnrgas' bJnis of the
above road are worth AT ast what thy hyt
been sold Tor IN the III 1rket b-tlra ll' plnic,
and any one VINO sells thest N~e1r'ties uel'W
this 1guIe is making sacr'lee'
Large Fmerd The funeral ot th' late WI
liam lIlylett, from his residence near Stanton
on Tuesday last,was largely attended, there De-
Ing over seventy carriages in the corege, max.
inn quite AN imposing array Mr.. II. was s
native of England, and last season made q
visit with his wife to his native Isle. On re-
turning to his adopted home in the fall lie was AT
tackled with something like consumption. which
eventually ended in death. lie had accumulated
quite a handsome property, aud enjoyed the r.
spect and esteem OF the entire rommunily. Tia
leaves wife hut no children To III Jhrn his de-
pariure to a better la nj.
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u. ). POST OFFICE KEauLATloNs.-Ih
| Wilmington Post OH -, w. u. Pyle, Postna'
ter; is open on Sundays fro1 to O'Clock,
| ~ on other days from G.i0 a. M. to $50 p. IL
Mails from the city. close al u a. m. for Win
! ngton d Reading X. r. way mail; a. NJ wa
mail to Baltimore and peninsuar way mail o
[ Delaware X. Il. TO Crished. Md; 9.39 a. Il
Through and way mails to Phllaaephla, ll.4
a. III. through Philadelphia New DIRK; I'D
e p. III. through Baltimore Il Washington B..
d. III. through Philadelphia Il Chester Pa;
| m. New Castle, Mlddletown, Smyrna, Dove
Wyoming Centreville, Md; 10 p. nj. throng
to Philadelphia, New YORK, Baltimore al
: washington.
9 Mails arrive. A. a, m, New Y ork ,BaltimOr