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The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14
SAMUEL .WILKEY

PRACTICAL DRUGGIST AND APOTnEcARY,
NO, OF Market Street, Wilmington. Del.
"ouLD respectfully announce to tue citizens Of
w Wilmington and vicinity that having takeu Inc
H,s s.sna laeiy occupied BY John R. Rex ut No 81
Mathet street. between Seeont and TIL rd lie nptlic
my rely on obihnng, at Ill times pure and ffes,
Meaieinesi Chemicals, &c. Having for a number OF
!.it oeen engaged In the wholesale Drug business
am recently OF the whole esia ri NIeFars
Wilson Merritt, Market street, rhiladelpha, he Is
Confident OF rendering satisfaction to all disposed 10
patleni1e MN ~ price and quality. All his stock is
articles Kept. F''e "'1 HUMANITARIAN
,fhysician's Prescriptions carefully COMPOUNDED al
hl hours o. the day or night Couutry storekeepeTs
nIe respectfully invited TO give me a call as will urn.
aud New York prices. nne Z fy
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ALBERT FL,AGEOES

CA IL X \ & Il MANUFACTURER,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
ALBERT FLAG LOR, at his extern
NIcis-S>,, sive ESTABLISHMENT, South side OF
Tsf(fki&St. Wilmington Dridgr foot oil Marker
- - Street, Keeps the LARGEST STOCK oE.
READY MADE cARisiAe Ks oiany house in the United
states.
H. has reiae ID the business OF manufacturing to
such system, that for quality and price they are
eyond all competition Il IS acknowledged that fur
elegance, ishness, confo and real value the CAR
OTHERS.
He invite q clssc examination of his Stock, COM
priing 80 new styles.
~ REPAIRING done at the shortest noise and in the
test manner july 3-iy
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DELAWARE HOTEL.
INV CASTLE. DELAWARE,

J.. w sflDuAM, Proprietor. o..
THE Subscriber respectfully notifies his friehds
aad the travelling public, that he Inns leassf the
Delaware HOUSE" in The town Of New CRsut. for.
mrgy conducted BY Mr, Caldwell. The house bna been
pfvHdrd with new furniture beds, &c. aud Bsdefgone
Through repairs The tables will be eonsfsnily sup
pedwith the best the market affords, ande bar will
contain the choicest liquors. Travellers and others
may rest assured that trouble expense will be
spared 10 provide for their wants and convenicncc.-
Tho proximity this house to the Gail Road North
aud eouth, and the daily COMMUNICATION 10 philAdsi.
PIMA and other places by water 0dd excelnt bathing
taur nakuit desirable plsr Of resort for iavaIids
aud others during the warm yiaiher Attentive and
ohigiuR ostiers will only bekept ny strict aontion
nntrannga nnr OF 6no i'N
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new mar Dressing and Shaving Saloon
NJ. EAST FOURTH STREET, NEAR MARKET
II u tulscr mr. respectfully announce to Ills old
- lisnds and The public, that he has opened Hail
pressing ana fiuvng saloon, at NJ. Fast Fourth 81
odIening the Sugar and Tobacco Store Of H. r. Robin,
son 4 CO., where he viii he happy wait on all gem
uen VINO desire IN easy shave and their Hair cut In
the heatesi manner Having had long experience as n
narDr' he Is confident Of rendering satisfaction. a
liberal share Of patronage is respectfully solicited.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14

lnliH rue from wilmington. The trae liesip siiare
puy WIN ifont OF oe mile on The maiu public road
u - ieneru ahd uiVhed INTO Three Fnfms, with n
ln' 81 ip,hiuihks 10 ehep nstiues tue .. -.
e.M'MlLl' Lol NbulLDlNOs, viz; ny. Sftb
No. l. COM linEtlpee ceres. where stezssS
on * erected o Sietm saw-Mrl 100 s<sREfy[f
" long W ifri wide and so'iea f6EtN x
hish' ~ pufi, u contains two rate E.yfT -. =
saws, my fert carriage, crane wind. ..f{t4 ~
lass AMI tackle 10 bring IN The logs. azsSsssS4S.A
AK on ne lulbrf and load wagonsi circular Tor
iaihs pitkets AMI slaves jig for circular work,
bhiieys seltoenreing aud self-releasinE lathe foi
nthihg straight: sweled Or tapering work. such as
h1isli broom, ipfk and rake aniss. chairstnH. &c
$50, tfe mast complete act Of tools, work benches
boring and turning aarlinas circular and benches
packing lfames, SETS, CYLINDERS terms and steaminr
apparatus for bending carriage and sukey shar elloes
pus hnh sleigh runners. Tile machinery Is driven by
a rONIh hohsE ENGINE. The whole c0neern is
teu WIN I;e il there dwelling house, 30 feet front
ny 10 iiei deep. and rpniHrtabi tenant house. Also
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READ THIS.

DESIRABLE AND CHEAP DRY AuoDs &c -
rdNHE PUBLIC IL INVITED TO EXAMINE THE
N many cheap and good goods, 10 be found al
NV wy JOHN S. KEssARp,
No. SO Market street, Wilmington.
ATTgs1iox Is,e.Ltrn 1o,1ftE .TplLowsSa.
100 new Mantilas from $3.50 ~ SJO.
several lois Linen and Plnig pltlfrf from 81 to s.
Jlots Black Lace. Points or Si.aris
byn yards Grnss Cloth Mt Y! cite.
u5n yards figured and plain Bafcgezl
i50 yards hnn'lsqme,sf,le nucrs. 80, . T.
1900 yards IaMnk from cents tn 81
10 duzrns fine Linen Canbrc handkerchief,
1000 yards imported aud ,ionsslie nsLams al Isl.
lot Brueahe hgyred siiks at 6pl ets.
300 Linen Tqwels.G. cts.
~ Marseills Sliiri Fronts aud Coiiurf. ~.
ilots l,iuen Chreks nj 10! cents.
UO pieces clalli Dc lAnes from 12i TO 20 cents.
lOO faIasuls from so CTS up
% sun Umbrellas from s7l to s1.5s.
900 new Cellars
lot Domestic iiinrhnms o. etsa i..,.
lnla rinkiugs q. ets.
20 pieces CalicoeH fpr 81 worth 10 Genus
10 DO do 6f q and,iUlris. for price ~,
lnt bleaehed Musiins q. ,vnrih cents,
blatk SILKS from GIL cenfs to 81 Is
'Nl slawls from 81 to $40.
s0Cai on Grape, sl,qwis from 81 so to sa5,
y COS Back orgardy Lawns u. tts.
lpi long MOhnsr Miie MI eeufs.
iui sh1fi dvs do Is c9nts. sufy theas =.
Mems wcnr ip great variety.
p, g y :. .rq do ~ ni,.r D. r-.
CarFsts, Mating OIL cioii7. igiadax shades, slas
hois, Ifuggeis' Mats, sc liousrkerpin and D1ntr-
lic Ieons, large stock. Many of the above K.,ofs
nave been bought At ancfinn and many for rss aud
rally worthy ni thr attention vi buyers. ninS stf
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14

'l1 lT1r17TS,1rlr used l1T'1-11-- n
newspaper entitled the "lfotectonisti' .hbe oliee
contains an excellent Washington Press medium and
naiL IN good running order There several fonts
asseriRrni Of Job Type Thaenuntry IL Tho Immediate
Yisnity Is ickly settled, and well conducted news
paper viii De literally paironizd large umount of
pIi9iinB IS constantly in demand The office will be
sou hnrgaint application be made soon to j. r.
Lor Land Milford or b. G. GOODWIN, Dover.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14
THOMAS ID. WE'RE.

= hEV-'E-HF5 II W E1ItEEs
Practical Halter, fashion, bic u al a n % Cuu
Warehouse. 30 ~ Haybet Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL,
r-----r respectfully inform fnr fficnds that
s1elT have NOW On hand a large stock Of
54f six aud Eel; HAZE Of ms ow a manu-
ss.I frtnre. lave alfn large ssorftneut
1SM ofCArs, q various Tu liiics and nat.
Z@EN ferns. Ny ffiees are 10 aecoraance
e5sT~ ~ with The tineg rwourl again call the
attention Of tue public % MY French Cdnfurraicnr
by which hat Is made pm be bead WITH ease a
comfort Also ilis lefeiYrd beautiful aud ell So.
leetcd assortment 81 Panama aud other Hats fnr sum
met wear of the latest sgles and fashions at moderate
ILlo--. - NM linn
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14
N0TIGE

FStnB co-parinefship heretofore eSisng between
n Albert flnglor and EnOs Hunshefgcr, trading
der the name and firm Of flngor * unsDerger, has this
day been dissolved hymutual consent All persons having
claims against the late firm will present them aud those
owing debts will make payment to Albert flagloI.
ALBERT fLAGLuR,
ENOs HUNSBERGER
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Cheap Grocery Store,

no. go MARKET s1REEr, ABOVE TESrn
ss,.f1 THE suhseriher Informs his friends and the
& Al lnphe generally, that he has resumed fhr
Il ,roeery bBsinesslgt his old stand $40 Marx u
~, .,es MS y on hand good assrrt-
~ " v .'litN thrup ier cash. His form.
, n, I asa Hf'"af aYfnftieeiariy invited IN call
lul'N - ~" 80 SAMUEL SAiflNG.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14


ierod,
Al tho Boot and Shoe store OF E. X. Crawford
ANswkA:
! seek ard like lis we'll known Store,
Because have purchased there before;
AT No. ? West Second Street,
I'm certain to be fitted neat;
Then 10 advance another feuSon,
But goods find 10 suit the season,
And those wholrom his spring stock buy,
VIII find their feet all weaihcrs dry;
CRGwfoaD's endcavors never fails,
To turn out work to suit his Sales
Ills factory is located nigh,
Blcl branch receives a atchful eye;
And Poots and 5hoes are daily made,
For City and for country trade.
AT Crawford S store buy not in doubt,
No false inducements are held out;
The one Price system--there is no better,
Is carried out there to the letter.
False bargains therefore can't intice,
The purchaser at one fixed price,
Nor tinfe be lost IN Crawiord's store,
70 cheaper what Sias cheap before.
The ladies' nj Gun testify,
When Boots, Shoes, Slippers, they would buy
For service, promenade or show,
To Crawlords store they strnightway go;
Then Crawford undertakes the tasR,
To furnish them with what they ask.
There gentlemen will also find
Boots, Shoes, and Caters to their mind
There Crawford drives a lively trade,
In children's shoes of every grade,
And Ladies, Gents, and Boys this Spring,
Will find the best of every thing.
Some reasons now I've furnished why,
So Crawiofd's store I'll go 10 bay,
To call al once his prices review
And doubtless you viii buy there TOO.
T.. X. CRAWFORD
Afh old Stand, No. . Wesl Sseoud Strtet,
Opposite the BnndYwiue Bank.
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Drssgs. Rbrugs $!
On E AZ oAs Ton M4T;TIN O.
Ne. n. SANDIISs.

NtHo MARKET STREET, above Third, Whining.
Fa Del. ndfcrtiHes his entire assortment Of SUM
eet pod. Pi osst 10 close them out to give room
Tor inlt Stuck. Persons assured that the
iplefing ARTICLES will be sold very is for cash Blusk
W. Nney DfeS sir, Co.'s DEspagne OIgandy Lava
iot halle kohcl, Dc Lnine robes, Bleacied aud I'M
pirechcdmusiins = very large assortment Of ctmbfic
rnd a~l's Colrsaiso very fine assortment OF undcr
SIG fantss, SIX and Cotton Umbrellas, together
Wa ntsll assortment Of Men and Boys wear
. n. r SANDERS,
- No. 90 tinrl 1T NIr- ci nhn.a "a
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14
Wharf BuiIding amd Fi5e
Driving.

TENhh UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS OCCASION TO
N ininsm bis ffisaAs and tn puhlir that h. rArriss
on the above business in all it, various branches and
u prepared To do work III the hniningttnt Of Pena
- l,aniH. Maryland md xew irfsry Tcrsons inwnnt
Of work ~ his line, will pcasr address him At his re-
si1enee, eornrr o. Rohinsun and Poplar streets WI.
tim. may Asln a. TUOIks Ns.fsr
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14
BEH BOOT AND SHOE MAlUFhCIORY

Basement of the Southeast corner ofFifih
and Market Streets, and insm cdintely
opposite Almonds Indian Queen
Hotel, Wilmington, Del.
q JACOB KLEIN, takes this method
H3 to announce to his fiends and the -. 5cs
III people generally, that he has COM enstss---s
a<4 menced business at the above place, where he is
prepared TO manufacture superior French ia oots
and shoes Women aud Misses Boots also lace Boots
&C, to order. All work is made under my immediate
supcrntendence, and Warranted My prices are moder
ate Ind oil who pntronke my establishment will find
that they will obtain durable work and nj pflces that
cannot iail to give satisfaction. Give me trial
aug l4.nm
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14
SANDERS CATALOGUE

or SIMMER Dry GOODS,
No. ~. IARISHT STREET. No 40
WILMINGTON. nELAM ARE.
THNHE StbS-RlBiI WOt' III EEsrEC FULLY in. l
IN vite tue attention Vt tlir bnying euuiiuaify Ia
his large and well selected stock Of Try Gonds and
particular notice is requested To the following nsueI
gople winch will be- iuund exceeding Oh ap viz ..
ltack Drass sin full assortment
loo d. beautiful p0iled chyet -. worth % crnte
200 do =, d. .1iald lrrais i2l worth isi. cd.
lOOO do yery firh byEheSe Ducas al rs u and VII
lsn do Moutiin aud Challie dr. f.anes at fet cts
900 do do do do do 1ef and IS
JOuO do Yrry handsome ftsle aud excellent quality
Lawns ~ els. worth 1871.
5000 yds very handsome stsla and superior susiisy
Lawns, u. worth u, eis. 81 -
5000 yds fancy rring lrnlars wanahfsd1sl worth IN
sauQ do naty 0inglaiha, do do i2l orfh rs
sno Dc Plald md striped nrilngs for Men aud noys
ear 12l worth ISL cts
rlain and Plaid btaeky leans. full irsqrtpsnf
Cloths, CHEsmerfs'ahd Nestinss III great Fafhity.
Ladies sun Umbrellas and Psrnsois Vrsy ciiekp.
case. 100 yds Nilliants' Vile Muslin, i2i eta
do 400 do ~ Hampton, do 10 worth Iai 3
1901 yds Crash ipweinE. VI ste. per yard.
Alss a complfte ausortmcnt of Cfoyrr Hosiery and
bmhroderies JAd- A. SANDERS.
No. 80 Market Street. opposite the =
y ffr nef ina rkrth Hal
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8 AMILY ELOUR STORE

u. SfRlNGtI would respectfully announce 10
~ his friends Cd the public, that he has oprned n
FLOUR sTOREA the n, w, corner Of FOURTH and
topnlar streets here may be found good assortment
o. Extra aud SieIior Flour, Also white nnd yeiiosv
INDIAN NEIL. which he will sell on reasonnble
tcrmsand nfaantites to suit purchasers Ang5-it
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14

citizens with the very hest mix 10 the market pu-
ing the past few days have met with success b,vond
NY expectations. receive daily from Mr.. White
all his milk which fills tonupply my demand have
however just perfected arrangements with n. H. pas
enul OF brandy vine HI for I'LL the milk locruine from
his large dairy and am now prepared lreceivir daiiv
about 800 quarts TO supply all with pure SWEET nna
fresh mix aud cream, with punctualiiy aud dispaic
Having had about IL months experience in the business
feel confident that will be able 10 rsef sati faction
to all who avor me with their CUSTOM as my old cus
toners can testify TO nv promptiude aud attention 10
my business during the time Iserved for 9th Parties
fA orders len atmy residence will receive prompt
a'ienn59n; GEORGE Mckay.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14

TIE nYersigned aitet consideration has come to the
! dstey uaton TO Withdraw his name "a 4 "a edlas,e
Tor the fhco Of sheriff To the mans kind frepds and
ntherysho promised him their inHncnco and snnnorf
he iDfss this occasion return them his sinrere
hay lhsnks nug7-ai DAVID MCKEE
EeREsCRlPrIoSs accurately compounded. al Ma 81.
y Murketsireet, by a. WALTON, Brursist'
gfONCENrRArED LEY, for making hard or sol, end
y nsisned Soar. with directions Tor using stid Nv
WALTON, piusgisi.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14

a PLEASANT Remedy ID Ack h-ad-acn- and nm
a Agreeable medicine. RI NSH Avs ila.,rsrrrt
Citrnis e Magncsia We ellca 10 an Nil
Philadelphia articles We Manufacture fresh ,.e.ns
week. II Is equal to Soda Wari sold whoissal. .rf
retail Mt No. u Market alrrt.f irrr
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-08-14
SDrIng.

This is the season oflhe year ihut reaures ia ia Iook
ar"'nd and see what IL needed, by way Il n change in
our wearing APPAREL As To ourselves we are LAYING in
Spring Goods aud only trouble is to nd room for
ihen here IN this h0nspi In looking over our stock
ma quite large lot Of Winter Boots and shoes on
nu-su niurh 50, IL dircolmodeH me very much 10
md rom far thsm. But viii mike fUom by iickiup
nut all tile odds niid ends OF Winter Bnota and shn +
now On hand. Tha winter stnrk now hHve lrn / ma,
gong TO sell and get rid Of it'll Cannot rot onr
price Will take another Don't 20 in fot keenine a.,
iand our hunis and shoes for large prices self year
utter yen' untii depreciation Of the stock and the in
crest IN tiin money eats them uR,
We viii now sell Ladies' thick sole lcol boots suei,
~ we nave sol lor nQ f Is els. pair, and Mens
shoes tiai we have sold for 81 25 will now sell ior
10 cts aud On pair; aud Mems CO irse aewed Boots
slal sell Tor y 50 pair and So now ynn TINT
want bargains ur cash come and look what will sell
you, al almost your own prices.
Remember wa Will sell you Cents neat dress Boots
for ~ 90 rur, aud Ladies hne Caters as low AZ *
cts pair, aud Chllifen's shoes from Is To S re n
par There is no keepng over old stock in these dig
Nav word TO tile Ladies' upon tlie Fashionable shoc
this summer: The Gutter Boot will lead in p,int Of
fashion all other kinds Of shoes nut together a. 10 fs
Saahg eo,or "a point Of fashion hard toEet
mostly worm Tie stone COLOR tile dark ian tho nshrs of
roses and the olive coots occupy bromineni position
aud from that we can Iudg, that those cnlors will nc
eupy high point In fashion, as to cnlors of tho Ladies'
Dress Date aud yet the tan color and bronze Mo.
rocco Laaee Boots occupy position in the fashionable
We have been making up Ladies' zine Caters this
last winter Of 20 different c lnrs aud shades Of
coiors. am now selling fine Morocco l. ,dies nus
KIN, foxed with Patent Leather, and trimmed with
neat bow and burkle, for only rs cents; shoe like il
lor mat money never sold hriorr and hilfr9ns fun.
cy Lasting tipped CATERS for only so cents mir the
like for that are CHEAP For nur Spring and sum
ner trade we have carl Of hastings Of over 100 differ
ent cOl0rs and shades nf cnlnrs for the ladies' IN nrh
from, TO match any shade Of Drrss they may desire
Call aud see what we can nif.r YOU In bargains nj
Fl.ANiGEN's Cheap Shoe Store No 10 West second
street. more commonly known as the Wall street OF
Wilmington, where The poetry OF the ART is Understood
Wilmington, Del, May % 1883.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-11
MARRIED.

On the 4th, by the Rev. s. w. Thomas, Mr..
samuel Hacket, to Miss Julia Jones, both of
New Castle CO., Del.
On the 4th inst, in Smyrna, by the Rev. w.
Ii. Brisbane, Mr.. J. Hall Short, of New Castle
CO., to Miss Martha Z. Humphries, of Kent CO.,
Del.
AT Washington, on the 25th October. by the
Rev. MIR. Morell, L. Irenee Dupont, of Dela-
ware, to Charlotte Shepard, youngest daughter
OF Gen. Henderson, u. S. Marine Corps.
On the 7th of Oct, John S. Elliott, Esq, of
Queen Anne's county. to Miss Mary Moffit. Of
Delaware.
If weight was all Miss Moffit ask'd
In her choice of lover,
She need not fear to brave life's blasts
While mountain towers above her.
The Somerset Patriot records the extraerdi-
nary union of Mr.. Thos. Nichols, formerly of
Caroline county, who is 80 years cid, 80 inches
high, aid only weighs 50 lbs., to Miss Louisa
Mills 20 years of age-fghting weight ia
pounds.
'Tis well to WOO tbs we'll to wed,
When parties are we'll suited,
But dwarish men, with chuckle heads,
BY "Hymen'' should be booted,
In this erpGnSire age to dare
lntrude themselves on Mill-ion-heirs.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-11

nor seeking office, and only solicitious that the
government may be administered in pursuance
OF the constitution, and for the common good
and welfare, they are, every now and then,
startled by some measure or proposition that is
calculated either to endanger freedom or alarm
the owners of slaves. Passions are aroused,
lnfammatory appeals are made, and agitation
and excitement pervade the country.
The time has arrived when the good and true
men of all parties should unite and demand that
this mischievous agitation of slavery should
cease. Let US turn our attention to those great
interest and practical questions that are the
proper care of government and unite our efforts
to banish slavery and sectionaism from the
politics of the country.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-11
Lectur as in Smyrna.

tglVes us pleasure 10 announce the inaugu-
ration, the coming week, of weekly course OF
Lectures, in this town; which arrangement,
we know, will be gratifying 10 all our citizens
who have any interest in mental pursuits. The
opening Lecture will be delivered on Wednes.
day evening next, at Wards Hall, by Rev. ].
E. GRAMMER,-subject, "TEUE PRoeREss." -
Ii is not necessary, on our part. to urge attend
ance on this occasion, for we are confident the
simple announcement will call out full house.
The Managers of the Library, hoping to find
sufficient patronage to justify them, design to
continue these Lectures every Wednesday
through the winter. The best talent availa-
ole will be secured, to make the Lectures as
attractive and profitable as possible. The low
price of the tickets (l24 cts places them with.
in the reach of all, and it is earnestly hoped
that all will patronze this delightful means Of
intellectual recreation. The object OF the Lee
lures is 10 secure funds to meet the current ex-
penses of the Town Library, and a generous
public will certainly second this effort. Let US
make these Lectures an " institution among
US. 1t will be pleasant and profitable way to
spend winter evening.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-11


---~~~-~----
Sr. JOHNs CHURCH, BRANDYwINE This
handsome church was dedicated to the worship
of Almighty God on Wednesday last.
The late Alexis Dupont was the founder of
this church, and to him the society is mostly
indebted for the noble edilice, although others
contributed literally towards its erection.
The architecture of the church is purely
Gothic. The walls are of Brandywine blue
rock, and the roofof slate The building is
cruclform and is ll6 feet long from the end of
the nave to the east wall of the chancel; rs it.
across the transepts with a width to to the nave
of 40 feet; the depth of the chancel twenty
five feet.
At I0b o'clock. the conservation services took
place, in which the following clergymen took
part: Rt. Rev. Bishop Lee. Rev. Messrs. Chas.
Breck, Murphy, Hopkins, Cotton, Parker,
Franklin, Morris, Grammer, Mahan, Marshall,
Godsborough, Hall, Coke, Burton and Oden-
heimer.
The Rev. Mr. Parker has become the Pastor
of st. Johns church.
The Rev. Chas. Breck read Il statement from
paper, by which it appears that the church
cost $lS,3O0, and is entirely paid for.-Co,1-
mOn,UeGLh.
BURGLARY.-On Sunday night or early on
Monday morning the boot and shoe establish
ment of Charles Flanagan, in Wilmington, was
entered by means of false keys, and about 30
pairs of fine boots were distracted therefrom.-
Mr. c. offers a reward Of $50 for the arrest and
conviction of the thefor thieves-JournGL.
OF On Saturday Deputy Marshal jenkins
brought from New York Mary Ann Kepperly,
who is charged in Philadelphia with passing
counterfeit coin and notes, and in Wilmington,
Delaware, with passing counterfeit notes.
The accused, it is alleged, was one of the party
that escaped from the New Castle Jail when
= the burglar and forger, Townsend, broke ou
for the second time.
OF The election in some hundreds of SusseI
county was attended with some Disturbance
. At Milton there was a free fight; in Broat
: Creek Hundred, there was considerable fight
ing, but in most Of the other hundreds, the time
y were peaceabIe. In Broadkn Hundred twelv
more votes were found in the ballot box tha
e were on the list.
A DARING THEFT.-Edward Clark, residin
between Dover and Persons Corner, had
- valuable mare stolen from him, whilst on
2 visit to Dover on wednesday evening last.
OF The Fair recently held in Chestertowl
= Md, by the Ladies attached to the NJ.
!, Church, amounted TO about $420, and a nett
$3.50, after deducting expenses.