Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30


BUSINESS, PERSONAL lSTsLLIeENoE, 30, &c,--
William Hare, is erecting three stony brick build
ing % by 81 feet adjoining his pottery in French
street between Third and Fourth street Mr. IL.
intends to occupy ii as warehouse
The AGA denny at Delaware City will be fno build.
ing when finished. Workmen actively engaged
upon it and it is expected that the brick work will
be completed the present month. 1t is 40 by so feet
and two stories high Our young friends of this city
Simpson Parkins are doing the brick, and Lewis
Morgan the carpenter work.
John Dandy is erecting large three story brick
honse in Market street near Twelfth.
James Wyatt, carpenter, has just completed reat
frame dwelling for Maj N Young, on his farm at
Bassafras Neck Md MIR. Wyatt has erected several
houses in that vicinity lately. and amongst the
Der is very handsome enc for son Of Col.
Clayton.
Our young friend, ]. I. Boies, Esq, has removed
his law office to Arcade Row" in Market street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth.
TEMPERANcs MEETING The large meeting of IL .
friends of temperance held in the City Hall, on
Monday evening, the 9th inst, was organized by
calling Joha Rico, Esq, to thecnair appointing DR..
William Fields, Dell Noblet, A. r. Usnond, Ste
phen Postles, and William Hirons, Vice Presidents,
| and A. Poulson, Secretary. An able M impressive
| address delivered by Rev. Mr.. Crooks, who
proved conolusyey the evil arising from the sale of
rum as beverages, and expressed the hope that
thera never would be a return to the old license
system He said that he belonge to party but
IL no was attached to that espoused the repeat
otA restraining liquor law he would feel il his frs
duty us lover of morality asd christianity to uni
In giving that party severe thrashing. He would
assist in teaching it better and pnrer morality,
anu ne would put 1t On its good behavior for the
coming generation. He said that in case the hot els
were rsleensed that there should be written over
tho door "lead quarters of toperdom," and over
the prism door atNew Castle, "Toperdom's snug
hnI Dor " Ts open the rum shopa was to FIJI the
prisons. We wish all who are temperance men
eould have heard his remarks, rs we are convinced
that they II really Conscientious would never sacs
rihee their temperance, morality and religion at tn
shrine of patty.
LIST or ARRIvALs.-The following vessels have
arrived since our last
Oct. rs, Brig Julia Martha, Capt Aud. from
Booth Bay, with lathe to Lane q Co.
Dot "a, Schr Citizen of River head, Capt. Wood
hull, lumber to Simmons Co.
Oct. ~, Barge Swan, Capt. Fenstermacho, coal tC
Samuel Barr. l.t-aH
Sohr. Oornela, Capt. Hoover, from Baltimore
lion to Harlan Hollingsworth E4s
Oct. "a, 5chr. Cyrus Chamberlain, of New York
, Capt Hallett, Sulphur to E. l. Du Pon5.
Sehr j. W. Bell, of Troy, Capt. Daton, lumbe
Barge John Adams, Capt. shullenbcrgo, coal 4
Mccullough Co. 445- 'Gt..
sohr. Fanny, Capt. Stokes, bound for New York
with corn put in, in distress, for repairs
: The cHANoE FOR sUcoEss.-At the Inspector
election in this county there were only some 40O
votes psed, about two thirds Of the citizens turn
ing out on that occasion. From this 1t will be seer
that there is good to hope that the America
ticket will receive majority Of the votes Tuss
a day next 1t is we'll known that the Locofoco
!, made great effort before and therefore beliey
that not more one-fourth Of the voters who did
turn out on that occasion will vote with them at til
next election. If this should prove so, the Ameri
ticket will receive handsome majority in the coun
ty The vote in the several Hundreds fell off frol
the number pollod two years ago follows Bran
4, DIVINE, 1888, Wilmington, 437, Chrlstiana, 1911
! Mill Creek, l16, White Clay Creek, rs, New Casti
ii 81, Red Lion, 49, Penoader, 10, st. Georges, l8i
i, Appoquinimink is the only Hundred in WINCH fu
!, vote was poled.
:. LoooFoos TIcKET.-Ths Locofoeos delegates I
IL this county met at New Castle, on tuesday an
- nominated Harlan Cloud for Representative frsl
or Christians Hundred, vice Samuel G. Chandler, T,
signed. They refused to make ahy change in Al
d poquinimink, although the matter was brought al
Is and the difficulty in Red Lion Hundred, was all
L. left unsettled, the Convention setting Samut
bs Townsend, and his friends, and also Dr. Worral a
defiance, on this score, though the State Couyenit
adopted his resolution in regard to the sale OF quo
Of and pledged the party to the repeal of the act
an the suppression of incompetence. ~
Hon. JoHH NJ CLAYToN.-A report was circulate
few days ago that HdR. ] NJ. Clayton was decea
asst ed. This was mistake and We are happy to sta
that his health Is improving, and there is
an sonabe hepe Of his recovery and return to his SO
ip.ths Senate In Decamber.