Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23


on the 18th instant, to Almond FIRST, for
S2,525.
Marshall WIN. Morrow advertises another
three story brick house for rent, near Pyle's
leather factory on Seventh street.
James II. Ray, ESD, real estate agent, ad-
vertses for sale several valuable farms Tins
State and adjoining counties Of Maryland.
John @. GToome and George yickcrs, Esqrs.,
advertise the property Of MIR. Samuel Kerr,
containing 400 acres, near Chestertown, Nd,
OF public sale, on W Wednesday August 10.
W. b. Virgins, ESD, is preparing the draft
for the church proposed to be erected in Bran
dywine village, by the Mcthodists of that place
and vicinity.
Isaac Fawkes, formerly Of Dill sworth-
town, has taken the hotel in Centreyllc, VIII Oh
was kept for the last year or two, by Mr.
Nichols. Travellers will find him accomIno-
dating, and his house quiet and orderly.
A. Finley adyertiscs a snug little farm near
Townsend Station, on the Delaware Railroad.
j. Grim,nelI iscarrying on the book binding
bust ness, and also making band boxes, at 10.
AZ Walnut street, and is ready to accommodate
all who may give him u call.
By Divine permission there will be Metho-
dist Protestant camp meeting held IN mo
woods Of Mr.. James kanely, nile rom
Graves Crossing, milo below Townsend sta
ton on the Del Railroad, to commence on FRI
day, August It'll.
A man named Messici was drowned whilo
bathing in the Delaware, at New Castle, on
Tuesday evening. Ho leaves wife and chill
dren to deplOre his untimely end.
We invite attention TO the advertisement Of
the bread and cako bakery OF MIR. Schweikert
in Orange Street, between Sixth and Seventh
Streets, where good articles are constantly on
hand.
The new building erected by I. Clarkson
Taylor, In Seventh Street, above Washington,
Is nearly completed, and will be open for the
reception OF students on the eth of September.
See advertisement.
DIR. Robert IL. Clark, Of Milford, has been
appointed Purser in the Navy. MI. q. was'an
applicant for Auditor at the last session of tine
Legislature, and together with many others
proved to be unfortunate in this respect. lie,
has, however obtained a much better Office the
salary Of which we beleyo amounts to $1,000
per year.
Rev. Mr.. Manship preached in ST. Paul's
NJ. L. Church, last Sunday at 10 q. M, in the
Second Street Market House, at p. M,
aud In the Sect M. Z. Church In the
evening. This Is too much labor for such hot
weather, and Mr.. NJ. will find that he has over
taxed his strength when too late TO repair the
error.
A horse belonging to MessrS, Trmble &
Houston ran away ON Tuesday, but was for
tunately caught at the corner OF Third and
Market Streets, by VIM. ii. Pierce who hap
pened to be passing at the time. In coming
up Third street he ran into q carriage standing
in front OF the Livery Stable Of Lewis g.
Springer, but luckily did little or no damage.
A son Of VIM. Stewart, aged some Is or IA
years, residing with his father in Lombard ST.,
above Sixth, was run over by horse and car.
riagc, and quite severely injured, while en-
gagged on Tuesday evening, in placing a bench
near tho corner Of Fourth and Market Streets,
in order to secure place for some one who
attends market. He was carried into the drug
store Of Joseph s. Bennett, where his wounds
| were dressed, after which he was removed to
| his home.
The town commissioners Of Newark have
| passed an ordinance prohibiting negroes as
senbing in the street at night, after tile hour OF
ten o'clock, under penalty Of not less than
81 nor more than $40. And any negro or
other person appearing in the streets under the
influence Of liquor, may be taken up and fined
not less than So nor more than $40. Tho Of
fender refusing to pay the fine when taken he
fore a magistrate, shall be imprisoned "A hours
or until such time as the fine and costs are
paid.
Thomas NJ. ogle will sell the following pro.
perry nj the hotel of Charles NJ. Almond, on
Friday, the 3lst inst A thrcc-story brick
house and lot in Third street, between Shipley
and Market streets, the property of John O.
Price. A lot Of land with frame tenement
thereon erected, in King street, between
Seventh and Eighth, the property of Chas. .
u. Campbell, surviving Inortgagor, and JOIN
b. p. Perriue, administrator of Samuel ID
0rvie. Half of three lots in Christiana Hun
dred, near Wilmington, the property of Nose
Biddle. A lot of land, with q three-storiet
brick dwelling and store thereon erected, il
Seventh street near Pine, the property q
Daniel Dever and wife.
The candidates for tho MagnraIts' rannind n
: ~ PharOah' i kine--some are lat and some ar
lean however, if they will only act like tn
famous cats of tho Emerald Isle, cat eac
other up, instead of the fat eating the lear
we shall be satisfied. We recommend tn
, lean ones to call at DR.. Grimshaw's, No. lG
Market Street, and buy Racahout and Co
= Liver Oil, and Compound Syrap of Phos
pilates the fat ones ought to buy Cigars an
= Tobacco, of which articles the DR.. has the be'
varieties.
l m Elegant ManSi0n.--Joseph Grubb, l. q
= has erected on his farm in Christiana Hundred
on the Lancaster pike, about four miles irol
I this city, an elegant mansion, In the Frenc
+ chateau style, also outbuil dings, of blue gran
(, ite, forming one of the most superb establish
2 ments in this vicinity. The mansion is al
: ranged on a new plan, the entrance beng int
o hall from which doors open into the parlo
y dining room, kitchen and pantry. The SEE
e ond story Is on the same plan, the doors frol
Y the hall opening into five chambers. Ever
i apartment is warmed by a heater in I'll
basement, aud complete ventilation Socurcd.-
d The arrangement strike us as being much 81
& perior to that generally adopted, and we con
IS mend il to the attention Of those who a
: about erecting mansions or remoddelir
" their old ones. The whole establishme
g of Mr.. Grub Is lighted with one Of Il
If MARYLAND Gas Company's portable apparat
If put in by Messrs, FerrisSS Garrett, Of this cit
which affords brilliant, economical and sa
~ light, and when we consider its superiori
ia,H. afad
- or number OF wealthy gentlemen in this vici
" ity have not adopted ii. The first cost Is I
only serious obstacle, but we are informed III
., the cost of other materials for light is tul
~ equ ;valent to the interest on this sum, and t
,e expense Of manufacturing this substance.
~ The location of the mansion of MIR. G. is hi
M and healthy commanding beautiful view of t
no country adjacent the Delaware river, and Y
'o lagos several miles distant. We are pleas
10 to see these beautiful mansions springing
~, In the vicinity OF our city, as they add mu
or to the appearance OF the country, and will
No W. the means of diiuSing higher and more C,
nn rect architectural taste.
Ter Fatal .7ccidsnt.--Robert Farnham, the 0
n est bookseller and stationer, In Washingt
re- having left home on Monday last, with 5
&c and two daughters for the purpose of passi
be q few days at the North, was most unexpe
an eddy hurried into eternity. The train Of c
in which he was riding, having stopped at
..,, Stanton depot, he got ont on the track SO
IN purpose, and not perceiving the approach
81 tho lightning train, be was struck by IT,, and
~ injured that he expired in very few minut
hS without recovering consciousness. His I
- lures were so mutlated that his children
III not recognize them iof some time, not.ubei
- able to realize at first that the lfrless form
10 fore them was the parent who had lett tn
ke, side but few seconds previously, full of
~ ,tsl and vigor. Coroner Richards held an inqu
ID when the jury rendered verdict accord
ve' with the facts. Mr.. F., was a native Of B