Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
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enee In this branch Of business, and his large as'
qusintance with the people Of this county ava 9ta.s
we have no doubt, but that ne Hii 40 nne puS'>
mesa. az a.
q. &D. Moore, fashionable tailora, No. So Mar
ket ST., have hand lne and choice assortment !
Of Winter Clothing Of their own manuta4tuie Mhun
they are selling very low for cost. All VINO Wsa'
articles we'll made and requisite for cold weathel
should give them eal-they are praetlcel tailyIS
and warrant every thing purchased at thelr eslao
lishment A little over six months ago these gem
temen commenced here, and we are pleaseu "
that they have deue safe and prshaoie
They are courteous and industrious anu oeseS'inS"
patronage. See Advertisement -,
Mo SEES Morrison, Of Pencader Hundred; haVer
tses bis personal property atpubllc sale on 1aes'S
| the 10th Of January. ,,,ut
| Ann McKimm gives netice that she wal petition
| the Legislature 10 pass an act divorcing u NC
| Kimm and herself from the bonds OF mntrlmony' |
DR.. Ivy has rem we'd FROM the corner OF fourth
aud King streets. to Hadgevlllei Wnere 40 WA w
happy TO see hia friends
| john Fielding advertises iu another column tha'
he keeps in Front of the Upper Market house excel
lent oysters, eonfeotinns and smperanSe ais
residence No. 70 West Front street, when no sels
] on reasonable terms, =, %
Il Solomon Prell has taken bis cid stand, NO w
| Merket street between Third and fourth streets.
aud his store Ia new opened with large slock oi
excellent winter clothing
Jesse Sharpe, Jr,, was thrown from horse IN |
! King st, between Eighth and Ninth, on Saturday
last and was considerably hurt He was CARRIED
into the house Of Rev. MIR. Wynkoop, tut we are |
pleased to hear that in n short time afterwards ne
was able to be conveyed to his father residence.
| NEWARK AFFAIRS ~ ednesday, Dec 24lh,-
Rider Welchmsn, Mormon, preached at the Odd Eel
lows Hall on Monday evening last. The audience
was quite slim very little interest is manltesIed
by cur people 10 the peculiar worship Of the sect;
After his discourse interesting and animated dis
cusson ensued several persons resent took the li0
erty to interrogae the reverend gentleman on var-
Gus points, which he endeayored to explain, hutfa
ed to render satisfaction to his hearers,
norton the N, w, OF the 1901 OF Del1s
ware College was carried aw ay during the heavy
wind on Friday night. There was only one OF the
students in the spacious edihoe ut the time who was
much alarmed In consequence and was mot long IN
a vacating the premises.
Several of cur mechanics and business men enter
tanned the idea that they could make money faster
In other quarters und removed from here some time
| ago for that purposes but thoy have since besome
satisfied that Newark is not HEer.or in point Of health
70 and business purposes to any place they have
o andare now wisely coming back
"a few young man in the town and vicinity have
organised Band, and have engaged the services q
,e Prof Albert Of Wilmington as teacher under wsosC
Q, tuition they are already becoming ptoic lent
~ Shafer, Esq WIN formerly held the enSiabl'
and respectable position 'teaehag thu young idpa
AZ how to shoot" has opened a Bakery 10 the lnct
or formerly occupied by Mr.. Ferguson, Aud viii here
Of after furnish bread for the body we'll as eod f
!. the mind. Our merchants and mechiuios Hre KEEP
y busy, and are doing fine business TIey are eonr
at eous and oblging and cannot fail to have hosts
Nv patrons will shortly give you full account 81
M the business of this hOurishinG town Yoats ii.
You've MEMS ASSOCIATION Members are mott
Ted that their tickets for the will be telui
site to admission to the future lectures othe course
w They may OBTAIN them by application 10 the libra
les rian at the Wilmington Library At the reading
Mt room otthe Association. ]. p M,LEAR, Rec SEQ.
ia LEcrvRs.-The Lecture on Thursday evening
last was elivered by II. @. Wetmofe, in the Flrsi
III Presbyterian Church. Subject Charlo VII, ami
I'd jean Of Arc. Charles was merely an incidental
"A persenage 10 the narrative which was mainly a
y" brief but we'll sketehed picture of that remarkable
to womap whose history is Of those salient points,
n. 10 the Of events, which, foe all time must
a. remain wonder to the student, OF human an
ture, and an inco mprehensble stumbling block to
D, that class Of men, who measure every human life
or Except their OWN by infallible rules.
AZ The lecturer gave an account Of tho childhood Of
the future maid of Orleans" and traced her ca
reer when under the belief, she weat forth TO full
" 81 her mission, from her home at Dsmremi, unit
ahe stood blythe high altar at keims and her Wis
Of The " W s''fS GpU
ar then to return home deelerisE her s-,sp
are her purpose was met by peraaasions TO continue
r. lead the army, to which she yielded. He trace
her future oareer-her capture, and infamous tria
mic The treatment, nameless IN baseness, 10 which as
i prisoner, she was subjected and .nt portions
~, which, even the hardened hearts OF her prosecutor
~ revolted He described her execution, and the
the concluded with brief review Of the future career
the sovereign, to whom, as the chief OF her eeloye
civ county, that noble life had been devoted.
nd GRAND EXHIBIT ION .--Brotherly Love Section N
2, Cadets Of Temperance, will give their FouTi
~ Grand Exhibition at the Odd Fellows Hall on Ne
US Years evening, We learn that the Cadets ha'
lit bsen active and determined to make it an IN
posing and interesting affair We rej3iec to see Il
youths Of city assoeiating together in so mob
~ and glorious n cause Indeed they are worthy
UGH imitation by their seniurs The estimation III whic
"a these exhibitions are held by eitEens il eyido
from the fact that the large IL Ill l. crowded to
'Hg utmost capacity It is gratifying to observe ut the
are gatherings the parents hEshers and sisters of the
young recruits VINO nave eatstea eoae me gio[
- ly encourages and cheers them on in The prosec
ions lion of their noble and praiseWorthy work in reset
ing many OF their companions who are in danger
being lured into the haun.s Vi iniquity and vic
res which unfortunately exist TO an Alarming exte
in QUO city. We hope this occasion that they
eEy be greeted with full house,
p TRR STAR ENTERPRISE "A Philadelphia pap
We states that Messrs Evans Co. No. 400 BToadwu
Inc New York, and rs Chestnut Stree, Philadelph
the oTiginatois and Propreors Of the Star
nS'i tsrpYfJs They carrying the city by
here their store ia continually crowded with purchase
more No worthless volumes are 50 d bait for p
zee sent, but the latest publications N adyenoe,
i've Of he best and most popnsr works Published
ntly most attractive f.atute - that gift aecompan
sap, every bosk. A present worth FROM a quarter Of
sead aoiisr to hundred dollars Is given to each p
-ss chaser Of book at the time tho b01k is sJId.
,ef books sold as low as the usa Il prices many
aers them for less New bucks are received daily u.
OF alogues e books, Containing full Kplanatiols
be had at the store 1873 Arcade Row, 10 tbia city
year See advertisement.
bv, oBsERyASoE OF CHRISTMAS. christmas met vi
f the hearty, generous aRd hilarious observance viii
citizens in the habit according the fei
val. The churches were open and generally W
attended, the streets throngSd, though the wealth
- wascold and unpleasant, while within doors thu
Fed 49, t Ss syrst wiz r. - -. IL S,yS
-, the day we regret there was also thing Of o.
80 indulgence, and several young and boys ST.
AZ gered along the Streets showing that they vi
nn | pursuing course which lends TO wrechednoss a
,ant debauchery in this world, ami endless pun
ia; ment in tho Fortunately there but lit
sb.a disturbance of the peace, aud not aware
H. the occurrence Of any accident Tle ahOninah
~ III practice Of firing of pistols, 80. should be prohi
,hosa ted, and VS. hope to see mayor elected who
MI, enforce tho law 10 this respect we'll in eve
49, other.
mort. ABRAHAM STAArs.-This gentleman recently
pointed Justice OIL the Feaee and Notary Public,
wete Governor Causey, pleased 20 learn is DOH
| hne business, and giving general satisfaction,
appointment Is regarded as being an excellent
-Mr popular one. Mr.. s. Is a gentleman Of talent
tbs education. His large experience in public
ance fairs and being gifted with an excellent meme
lsWer sound Judgment and wol veTsed 10 matters oG
has peculiarly ct him for he responsible position.
best Office of magistrate Is OF great Importance,
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