Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19

Wuien pH', DENY L. ocfBcntI MARKET bel0N
Montgomery, t., Rev. j. Riddle.
McClihtock, l.. d., Miss Temple, Front aboy
Washington ST..
MeCiary I. w., BeEi. Il. Sergent, Market be
low Sd st.
Nelson J. j., Mrs. Jones, 9Th above Vest st.
Murphy i. c., j. Farson, 4th below Lombard
Nlel j., President LOOMS, Yves. F. College.
Newman T., w. Hirons, Washington below 9th
Dram, w., VIM. Foord, Orange above 9th.
| owen, r., Mrs. Dennis, Market below 9th.
O'Neil, j., j. Kendell, 9th below Orange.
Irlce b. F., Mrs. Clayton, 9TH above Tatnall
Patterson, D. L., A. p. OsmOnd, Walnut st
| below Sth.
Patterson, s., Corner 9th and French.
Pattison X. H., L. Moore, Market below 3D..
Pasterlield, j., Mrs. Plat, Shipley below 7th
Palmeter, 5. O., A. Boys, 9TH below Poplar.
Petit, l.. O., j. $. kennard, French above 9TH
Phebus, G. A., zadock Townsend.
Powers, s., John Crossley, French above Sth.
Paxon, W. j., VIM. Bright, 18th above Market
Pepper, l. D., Miss Bassett, Market below j 9TH.
Q9lgley, L. j., t. II. Baynard, King above
Quigley, e., P Quigley, King below Seventh.
Quigg, ]. b., VIM. Mccall, Market below eth.
Quinn, VIM, s. Patterson, corner French and
Sixth streets.
Quinn, VIM. Il. Jr., William G. Konnard, Gu
Lombard street.
Roche, j. A., Enoch Moore, cor I'd and Poplar.
Reed E., Samuel McCaulley, corner Poplar
and Seventh.
Ruth, j., Rev. Dir. Cooper, So West Seventh.
Rink, William, Mrs. Natter, Lombard below 3D..
Robinson, VIM. g., John Farson, Fourth be-
low Lombard
Ridgway, W, ]. Ktn1all, 9Th below Shirley,
Rakestraw, G. e., Saml Newell, Newport II Dad
Sumption, t., VIM. Belt, King below Fifth.
Sutton, H., Mrs. S. NJ, Williamson Fifth below
Lombard
Sisty, NJ. H., DR.. Harlan, Shipley below Sd.
Smith, ", I. IL. Baynard, King above Sth
Smith, JOS, Mrs. Plat, Shipley below 7th.
Shock, G., VIM. Stilley, Poplar above Second.
Shield, j., j. w. Wells, Tatnall above Second.
Sanderson, H., j. Justison, Walnutabovo 7th.
SHERMAN, q. L., VIM. Stilley, Poplar above ID.
Shippers, I. W, Mr.. williamson, at Fosters
Hotel, Market above I'd.
Smith, Wm., e. w. Vernon at Mrs. Tumlins,
Shipley above Front.
Talley, j., j. s. Wcldin, corner King and 18th.
Taft, j. H., J. b. Porter, Market below Eighth.
Thompson, t. j., Dir. r. r. Porter, French
above Seventh.
Townsend, s., W. Hirons, Washington below
Townsend, H., G. Sparks, No. 55 Poplar.
Thomas, O., VIM. X. McClees, Market above
Ninth.
Thomas, I. s., VIM. Bright, 18th above Market.
Thompson, G. l., President LOOMS, Yves. Fe-
male College.
Thomson, j., S. W. Davis, 70 Front street.
Turner, Q. F., p. Quigley, King above Sixth.
l. urher, =. H., DR., Fields, Seventh near Orange.
litlow, ID. L., Capt. Mcguire, 81 below Pine.
Themas, S. W., ]. T. Robinson, Shipley above
Seventh.
Todd, Il; W., Alexander Kelley, Washington
below Eighth.
Turner, j., John Matlock, No. 93 East Third.
Uric, William, j. B. Porter, Market below 9Th.
Wiltshire, g., VIM. Horons, Washington Street
below 9th.
Wallace, A., Mrs. Dennis, Market below 9Th.
alton, W: b., Mr.. Larzalere, Jefferson Street
between 9Th and 9TH
Watson, J. A., J. NJ. Watson, Market below 9Th
Way, h. J.,J. NJ. Watson, Market below 5th
Wythes, j. H., DR.. Askew, corner Market and
18th Street.
Wood, W. b., J. Croslcy, French above sth.
warner, VIM. NJ, Thomas Titus, corner3d and
Poplar Street.
Willis, j. s., j. Ii. Wells, Tatnall above ID.
W heeler, j., Capt. Mcguire, Sd below Pine.
v altar, o., Miss Bassatt, Market above 18th.
W lgglns, A., VIM. b. Virgins, King below7th.
ARREST or MoKM.-A letter to the Le5ger.
lated Bloomsbury Pa, March 18th, says;
"festorday, Mr.. Aaron Wolf, in company
With MIR. +. A. B. Rooms, crossed the North
Mountain on business, and arrived at the Long
Pond Hotel. The whole country in this neigh
noraood had been aroused by the report of tbe
escape of tho alleged murderer of N Orcross, on
ms way from Pittsburg to Philadelphia. The
.wo gentlemen above named had been conyers-
ing ON the subject on their way, and when they
reached the hotel, the man who came to take
their horses was closely scrutnized by them.-
HIS appearances answered the description given
in the newspapers, and the two young men were
hat n 81,
dlvidual that the officers werp after.
Arrangements were made at once to arrest
MN. Tho landlord was made acquainted with
The fact, and his rifle was procured. Wolf
walked carelessely into the bar-ro ON, with the
rife, where McKim, the alleged murderer, was.
suddenly he raised the ride, and pointing it at
hchlm, said, in loud and commanding voice:
Friend you arc wanted" McKim at once
luailed, and tremblingly inquired, s:Are you
IN officer %
Mr.. koons stepped up and examined his pei
on, and the marks correspondent to those des-
ribbed. Mckim offered no resistance, and
lnally admitted that he had travelled with DR..
Norcross from Pittsburg. The prisoners arms
vere secured by rope, and he was taken to
Bloomsbury, where he WAS lodged in Jail.
PsYcHoLoGY.-tew persons visited tho Odd
Fellows Hall on Monday evening, to hear our
rlend Thomas Mitchell explain tkis subject
natter, and did all in his power to dispel errors
INTO which people have fallen in regard to the
'0wer which one person may exert over anoth
n. lie selected two young Inen from the audi |
nee, who proved most impossible, and showed |
hat they were as easily controlled by any one |
n the audience as by himself. The matter,
owever, has been, to use n vulgar term, driven |
INTO the ground in this city, and the great mass |
egard It with Indifference. Some minds are |
nevertheless active, and the world may yet he |
'stonshad by the result Already Mr.. Mar |
hall, l9l Market street, advertses to extra ct |
eeth without pain, the agent being the electric |
ty of the atmosphere and the power of mind |
'ver mind and matter. The principle is estab-
ished that il pain can DO caused by the mere |
on the mind, it can also be removed
n prevented by similar means--by merely say.
ng that 1t does not exist. All persons are not |
but many are, and Mr.. NJ, propo-
es to draw tho teeth Of these and perform all |
'ther dental operations without pain This
gent is certainly far preferable to chOrofOrm,
nd who shall say that there will not be a per-
Get rush to tho Office of Mr.. NJ, in order that
he truth OF his advertisement may be tested.
RoBBERY.-Somo rogues entered the cloth
ng Store of 5. e. Richie, No. IS Market St.,
N Sunday night, by remoyinr the crate in the
,avement, and passing through the CELLAR
They oyerhauled his stock of goods, and after |
laying selected u number of coats, vests, era |
'ats, &C., amounting to some $500, unlocked |
he front door and made off with their booty. |
They had several pieces of cloth and silks laid |
nut on the counter, and it is supposed they be-
.ame alarmed at some noise in the house or
hey would also have taken them. This is
mite serious loss to Mr.. r., but like true
philosopher he is again welding the shears and
5 ready to furnish his friends who are dropping
n to learn the particulars of this affair, with as
,ood coats, pants or vests, from as fine cloth as
an be found in our city.
The GENERAL RUsK..-This is the name of a
steamship, built by our enterprisng towns
men, Messrs. Harland X HollingswOrth, for
Iarris. MORGAN 4 Co. of Nav Orlnnns To run |