Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
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gentleman Of great enterprise, contemplates
engaging in vessel building, Tor which purpose
he has leased a lot inst below the locks. If
these enterprises should be carried into effect
they will greatly revive the business interests
OF the plaee.--The storm of wind and rain
and hail, on Monday last was of great violence
but OF short duration, trees were blown down,
fence rails hurled through the air and here and
there an old barn or shed ostrated.--The
Merchants and business men elElkton, will hon
or the nations anniversary by suspension OF |
busiBesson that day, in accordance with custom.
a steer and two heilers belonging to Mr. |
VIM. Mccullough, were run over by the freight |
train from Philadelphia, on Wednesday NOR
ming, and killed.--On Wednesday night |
the 18th inst, the house Of DIR. W. Q. Perkins.
OF Sassairas Neck, in Cecil county, was struck
by lightning and entirely consumed. Ills fur
niture, also, most totally ruined.
Mr.. Hyland Nj ARGUS found the horse near
Norristown, Pa, which was stolen from his
pasture few weeks ago, whit er he had been
taken by q negro, who had made several at
tempts to sell him. The negro was arrested
but managed to escape through the cOnnivance
Of a colorcd man in whose keeping he was en-
trusted for the night
Erhibifioa.--The Odd Fellows Hall was
crowded to excess last Thursday evening, by
the younger potion Of our people, who were
DESTROYS OF witnessing the exhibition Of the
pupils of the School under the management
~ 1heodorn II Heat Indoaa n,onS were
unable IN nraenrc seats and sroras rr-
inctantlv roturned 10 fheiT homes ,yithont Of.
tecting IN entrance, so dense was the crowd.
The stage was quite handsomely decorated,
and at half past seven O'Clock, the exercises
were opened by n lively air from the Anpnion
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the Mesia1. Noah NJ. Price subject. physical
Suffering for the cause ofTruth. The young or.
ators generally acquittedt themselves quite cred
itlbly. Among those mot tpplluded, hoWeftr
were Noah NJ. Price and Horace q. Diddle, uuC
we are pleased TO say they deserved the ccom-
iums OF their friends.
| CONFERENCE Of Edr!hcArGre DeafeTS'--'Sevcra
oil the dealers IN carmen anu othGr ware, o
thls CITY, atehuFu the convention helu ny tilos'
engaged IN that branch OF trade, III fhlladcl
pha, on Thursday last. 1t is said that twenty
four cities of fifteen States were represented
The Governor of Pennsylvanil, the Mayor o
Philadelphia, and IA number OF geutlcmeu con
nected with the press, were also present. A
sumptuons banquet at the La Pierre Hous
was prepared for the occasion, after which
speeches were made, songs sung, toists drank
and the best feelings prevailed, From IN
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Chester Coanty.--J. Lacey Darlington D
West Chester, has been appointed by the Pres
ident of the United States Agricultural SOci
| ety, one of the Judges for the trial of harves
indictments, to he held at Syracuse, n cw Yorl;
on The 18Th OF July neXt.---JOSeph =. vii
son OF West NamtHGa' maH w" NaiI tn Nv
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ill Ri bu n DORA little boy aged about Il
RI years son Of j. S, Wheeler, residing in Shi
Ito lev Street above Third, was returning hon
ill from school on Friday noon, and approach.
1t, tho dog belonging 10 Edward MuUra, at Il
DIS corner Of Third and Market Streets when {
ah animal sel1eu MN ny Tue fIt a e!iseE' cuttl
Ia the neSh l,ito We nolei anu = ~
az wound me mug iSltow was SrlI ~ lulo !
~ drug store OF AilFcd Anton, Wh'lc '"s We"
ms was latlaiiy utesseu ny bl' A7Ho" W." Sli'
tor, AFTER which ne was reuioNe@ 10 H's non
lite and the dressing colplgte" ~ i''i ~ 9e'
n al stlVohes "Sto ~, ~ IL IL,
ant gether, and these the niue lehoM u"Fv hH,
- mere inc uog hau n'tIfn III ., ~ i.
M mall short time previous, ana II IS una
ual stood that he is TO be killed Tor the ouaner
nt5 we nope AIN. '"'o swans wv" ' W.
ere worthiesS ours III our CITY
10, MiL Dogs-It is reported that man
81. rorntercd a mad dog IN ono of the pi
AZ; leading to this city on Friday last, which
lPl- Kent from biting his horse by free MSS OF
of ~ IVA ,'ortts In ,,rrsrit came mn and
rbc whlp' party in pu''"' vtHo ~ ~ w.;
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ngh ~ ~, : Iit,ia hoy viti,1nt dTnuin.. blnod IL
tho u" Wv nrd a., scr,tcI,ed - nan .r,ne,y
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