Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

worthy of being read and remembered.
An election for Directors ofthe Bank Of New
Castle county, at Odessa, will be held on the
18th proximO
John Wells will hereafter have q supply OF
| fresh beef in the Twelfth Street Market House
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
OF each week. This will prove great accom-
mediation to persons residing in Brandywine
| Village and vicinity, and therefore, we pre-
sumo, he will be literally patronized.
There will be (by Divine permission,l preach
ing in the English language, in the Lutheran
church, Walnut above Sixth, on next Sabbath
| afternoon, at o'clock. The public are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
| Mrs Hong has taken the Store in Seventh
| Street, between Orange and Tatnall, formerly
occupied by Joseph Richardson, and has on
hand good assortment OF groceries to which
the attention Of the public is invited.
). Il. Choate, advertses that ho has various
papers and cheap publications at his store in
Newark, with an assortment OF tobacco and
cigars.
| VIM. Baker Kinscy, corner Of Fifth and Mar
ket Streets advertises Congress water, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral and variety Of family medi-
cines.
Ann and Henry Dandy have taken out Let
tiers Testamcntary on the estate of John Dandy,
late of this city.
John Chew Keeps supply of pork, at his
Third, for the accommodation Of families in the
vicinity. He also stands at the upper Market
on Wednesday and Saturday OF each week.
| Miss e. j. Curlett, fashionable mlliner, has
| removed her store from the corner of Sixth and
King streets to the new building No. 1888 Mar
kct street, between Seventh and Eighth streets,
which was erected expressly for her. In con-
sequence of the increase OF business Miss O..
was compelled to procure more commodious
| place, and we are pleased to notice her fine es-
| Enlistment. 1t is roOmy and well adapted for
the business. The interior is handsomely ar
ranged and fitted up with much care and taste.
| W Q advise our lady readers to give her call
and examine her tine display OF millinery. See
| advertisement in another column.
II. Mclnall advertises DR.. Worrell's Cuban
Hair Restorer, Woodland Cream, and many
other articles, for sale at his store No. ~ Mar
| liet street
Mrs Orme, No. l West Fourth Street, has
| opened splendid assortment of Spring bon
nets, also ribbons, flowers, &c., &C., to which
she invites the attention of the ladies of our
city, AS may be seen by advertisement in ano-
ther column. She has also fitted up show
room and made other arrangements to accom-
| modate the increasing demands on her estab-
| lshment.
| Rev. Mr.. Shippers preached on Sunday even
| ing, an impressive sermon to a large congrega-
| ton.
| Sphi D1lt, leiJ lllls olule lew unyB ago,
with view Of settling in Minnesota.
Woosey Burton Of Sussex County, has re-
moved to Chilcothe, No.
Some five families in the neighborhood OF
| Centreville, will start in few days for Salt
Lake, being impressed with the idea that Nor
moni5m is the way to heaven.
7. d. Webb, No. 72Market street, advertises
a large assortment OF hats and caps.
5. 5. Baldwin and George Day have entered
into co-partnership in the boot and shoe bust
ness. Sec advertisement.
EnlGrgemeai.--Isaac Pyle has had erected
| in the rear of his shops ON Orange Street, be-
tween Filth and Sixth Streets a three story
building seventy two feet long by forty eight
feet deep and the second floor extending over
twelve feet wide alley which makes it sixty
by seventy two, and the whole space of the
two buildings 1877 by CO. The whole is cover.
cd by gravel roof. Every arrangement is
made Tor convenience, and many persons are
here employed in different branches of trade
there being no less than six parties engaged ii
carrying on business The basement is occu
pied by walton & Shaw, machnists, who have
i fine large room, afIOrding space 10 enable
them TO I'LL the increasing demands on them
The first tloor is occupied by Jacob Jeileris
carpenter, and William Lewis, do, on the ONT
side, and Thomas b. BcGson, steam sawyer snt
wood turner, on the other; the second story b.
j. d. Winslow, carpenter, and Pyle 4 Holstin
sash manufacturers. The third story Is al pregeu
unuccupird but there is also an applicant for il
\ large amount Of work 10 done by machiner
driven by large engine in the basement, an
the building seems fairly alive with ingenut
and enterprise.
School BH!!ding--Mr. Clrkson Taylor is hay
ing erected three story brick building, fift
feet by thirty TWO, on Seventh Street, aboy
Washington, which ha designs as a School ia
| hnp an dir Oh =
young men and young ladies. One end o tn
basement will he fitted up fer laborator,
leaving the larger portion for a lecture rooi
estimated to seat over 200 persons. The sc
coud story will be IN one room whore the boy
will hc assembled for instruction, and the thir
story will be divided into three apartments
two class rooms and Il room for girls. The si
uation is high, healthy, and pleasant, and tn
! building will be well adapted for education;
purposes. There is large lot adjoining whic
will be surrounded by a wall and fitted upa
play ground, &c, and so arranged that it wi
! be tree from mud and water. We are glad t
y hear that the encouragement of our triGn
:, Taylor is such as to fully warrant this enter
!, prise as he is one who deserves well at tn
hands of tile public. Jacob Jeffers does tn
> carpenter week, Jones Beggs, the brickworl
r and George llouseman the plastering.
: Rcligious--Rev. William Uric, Presidin
q 4SDuT
NJ. L. Church, on Sunday morning, from I'll
three first verses Of the 2Sth chapter of Gene
= sis. He alluded to the journey of Jaco
through the wilderness to Padan-aram, til
house of his uncle Laban; to his remarkabl
!, vision of the ladder reaching from the earth I
heaven on which the angels were ascendin
and descending, and the Lord appearing abov
it and speaking to him, giving him the Ian
whereon he had laid, and promising to multipl
= and increase his family and possessions, Jaco
!, accordingly sat up the stone on which he ha
rested his head, Tor a pillar, and called I'll
l name f the place Bethel. But Jacob in h
n prosperity forgot the promise he had made;
c after he left the house Of his uncle he purcha,
|, ed other land where he remained eight year
c and it was only after having been reminded
c his VOWS that he returned to Bethel. The les
e son thus afforded impressed on tho minds
k the persons present by apt illustrations, pr
d scented topics Tor reflection and conversation
Il which may produce fruit.
!, To Horsemea.-The young horse of the Blac
L Hawk stock, owned by Mr.. Anthony Reybol,
n is conceded by all who have seen him, to
, one Of the handsomest animals in the countr
n and possessing the points which promise gre
1t strength and speed. He is a colt of the o
II Black Hawk who was so widely celebrated
% Vermont, and half brother to the celebrat,
- horses Ticonderoga, Lone Star and Ethan A
len, the latter being the fastest trotting Stalli
n in tae United States, and all of them stand
IN other respects unrivalled. Mr. Reybolds hor
" is very gentle, suited for use, as well as sho'
N having the kind disposition which is general
n the stock he has descended from. Farmers al
es Others who admire fine stock, and it cests
n more toraise good colt than mean one, shou
:, make it point to see him and judge for thei
+ selves. The effort of Mr.. r. TO improve [
r. breed OF horses in our county and state is hig
s. ~ commenGabc, and should be encourage
10 See advertisement in another column.
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