Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Samuel Tyson, Mill Creek March IL. a
Joseph Crossgrove Ghristiana, March16.
A. b. Hazzard Christiana, March III.
Henry White, Brandywine, March IL.
J Joseph II. Turner, Christiana, March II.
Titus Mousley, Christiana, March ~.
Dr.. Fell, admir-, Christians, March 10.
Ruel Bradley, Christiana, March Is.
Amer q. Forwood, Brandywine, March IL.
David Moore, Mill Creek, Hd., March 20.
The Mutual Store Company, corner OF Eighth
and Market Streets, have declared a dividend
Of five per cent. for tie last six months.
Wyman, the celebrated ventriloquist, will
give exhibitions in the Odd Fellows Hall, on
Friday and Saturday evenings.
Edith B. Chaliaut advertises School for girls
at Green Lawn, Chester county, Pa.
The Asbury NJ. E, Church, will be re-opened
for Divine Service on Sabbath next, 18th inst.
Rev. DR.. Kennaday of Brooklyn, New York
will preach at 10 A. NJ. and z. NJ.
The Swendenborgians have rented the Gem
trail Hall for the coming year, and the intro
dnctory sermon was preached by Rev. d. IL.
Whitaker last Sunday.
The Trustees of Delaware College Will meet
at Newark, on the 25th inst.
Hon. Geo. X. Riddle, of this city, was one
of the Marshals at the Inauguration OF MI.
Buchanan. Hon. A. @. Bradford, formerly of
this city, now of California, was also one ct the
Marsbals of the Inauguration procession. Mr..
Bradford was one OF inc Oalllorhla Democratio
Presidential Electors.
The German Lutheran church in Walnut
Street, above Sixth, was dedicated to the SER
vices of God, last Sabbath morning. There
was also preaching in the morning, afternoon
and evening.
Congress appropriated at its last session
$1,000 for the purpose of procuring iron Shut
tiers for the custom house and post office in our
city, and S200,000 for the purpose of complete
inp tln work Fort Delaware,
There will be services in st. Andrews
church, every evening of next week. The Rev.
Dr. Stevens, Newton, Suddard Is Goddard of
Philadelphia and others are expected to take
part in them.
Chapman and Clayton advertise to sell at
No. 1919 Market Street on Thursday morning
next, at nine o'clock, quantity Of good furni-
ture including the fixtures of a confectionery
store.
Chapman and Clayton will sell at auction a
quantity of furniture, in 10Th street near King
street, on Friday afternoon, (to-morrow) at
O'Clock, belonging to John A. Reeburn, who
intends removing to the West.
George I. Clark, No. ~ Market Street, will
sell his stocl; of dry goods at auction, to-day.
Holders of policies in the Penn. Mutual Life
Insurance Company are requested to call al
! the office OF the agent, A. W. Smith, at the
corner of Eighth AVID Market Streets, and re-
ceivo their dividend certificates of 20 per cent.
| on the cash premiums paid in 1856, and also
| there cash dividends of six percent. on the scrip
dividends Of 1850 to 1856.
A rogue stepped into the store of Mr.. Macan
| in Shipicy street, above Fourth a few days ago
| and shouldered a matrilss. AS he was passing
out of the door, Mrs NJ. called to him, when
he said Mr. NJ. had sent him for it. Mrs. M.
replied she would send the boy with him, and
was about ringing tho bell, when the rogue
dropped the mattrass and made good his es
cape.
A man named John Riley was quite badly in
iured about the head and back by the New
Castle train coming in contact with him oil
/ "Wednesday last. IL appears that he was sitting
on the track near the edge Of our city, and wa
not discovered until too late to prevent a col
ision with him DR.. Wilson was called in ant
dressed his wounds.
John McCuen who had employed as engineer o
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the last tw
months, died on Monday or Tuesday FROM dyson
tety, AID his remains wero brou sht to this city Of
Wednesday,, by his friends, for nterment.
Mr. Jos. A Hunter, Assignee of John Countiss
advarttes for sale quantity Of carFiages and the
on Saturday, March 18th, at 10 o'clock, A. d,
Chapman Cilytoni AuctioneeTs.
+ OFFICE or THE REGISTRY OF DEATHS, 16
i.arRet Street--Summary OF deaths and burial
in the city of Wilmington, in the month of Eel
rqlry, 1857. .Aialis. Consumption, 4; Feye
Brain. l; Inflammation of Typhoid, 81 Meni,
, gifts, /; Paralysis, 2; Small Po2, /; unknown
3-14- Children. Bronchitis, Q; Congestio
Of Lungs, L; Commissions, 3; Disease of Kid
{ peys, | Dropsy of Brain, Dysentery, 2
/ Elfusion on Brain, l Epistaxs, L Fever o.
, tirrh, 1 i; Fever Scarlet, s.; Hopping Cougl
, g. Inaammatisns of Lungs, Z; Intiammatio
! Of Perrtoneum, 1; Inflammation of Tonsils, l
. Marasmus, Meningitis, = Small Pox, I
Y Teething and Inflammation Of Lungs, Ii U
ccration of Throat, Unknown, 2-4S-Tf
. agas Of the above were, under year ID, frol
to 2. II to 5, y from to 10, 81 fro
10 to 20, 8; from 90 to so, 8; from 30 to 40,
. from 40 to 50, 4; from so to co, 2; from 60
10, .. Born in America, So Ireland,
) Prussia, Scotland, Switzerland, 1.-6:
= Maas 2I-Femlles, 3S-62. White 50-Co
y ored - 60. Died at Aims House, 8.
: J. F. WILSON, Register,
t, MysrERrous DGsAppEARAYOE.-Mrs Sari
,c Nellin, about So years OF age, left this city
the 29th Of January, for the purpose of drawn
vi tho interest due her on the bonds Of tho Can
&c den and Anboy Railroad Company. She CT
l0d ut the house of friend the next day, al
il has since been ascertained that she aftI
wards drew the interest on the same day.
IN Since that time no clue has been obtained
1n to her whereabouts. She was subject to &C
= WILSON'S, and it il feared that some mishap !
A., befallen her. She was very slender, abe
~ medium height, wore pair ofsilyer spectacl
~ carried small sized old fashioned round b
to ket, dressed in q gray debage frock, ds
he shawl, and gum shoes, and dark velvet bonn
mi Any information as to her whereabouts will
4'' thankfully received by her afflicted nepht
- Elenan Bonner, 253 Orange St., Wilmingt
nd Del. Or to his address at the Sunday, TrH
ok cyipt oGce.-Phlladelphi
20 observation-disclosures Richards held an
,ar quest ON Saturday last, over the body
=, an infant which was found in a privy
40 Brandywino village, byJohn Vining and Da
we Henderson.
ON Coroner Richards also hold an inquest
MS sDuponts banks, on the same day, over the be
of George Krellan, who died suddenly alb
Vi daylight. He had been unwell tho previ
evening, and had taken some medicine,
mt, nothing serious was apprehended. In
in morning however, his wife left him alone
the minutes and the daughter going up to his re
ion found him dead. He was a German, a
to about 50, and was quiet, inotfensiye MAJ
ing The jury rendered verdict Of death Fl
hat causes unknown.
IN A SINGULAR CAsE.-Miss Priscilla Hurlt
ion residing near Blackbird, New Castle cou
, 10 had Jaw tooth extracted some fifteen y
lral ago, and, thinking there was hollow in
Of upper jaw bone, out of curiosity, she place
lictt pin through tn Oriice made by the remove
, Of the tooth, and while thus probing, the
arm slipped from her fingers into the hollow,
and there remained until last Thursday, period
years. whenit was removed through an opel
made by DR.. Chas. d. Green, Of PhiladcI
Miss Hurlock has suffered much pain in co
NJ quence, but now entertains strong hope
'',s recovering.
van STEAMBOAT HOTEL, DovER.-This wellkr
ave and lavoritc Hotel, has lately changed ha
courteous and iayorite landlord
4 VIM. Mullen, retired from its conduct on
gal urday last and Mr.. Isaac Baker, long g
rDn- of kent county. reCentlY purchlSeQ tno