Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

meeting of the contributors to the stock fol
building the new Hall of the Wilmington In
stitute, was held at tho corner of Fourth and
Market streets, on Thursday evening last
The meeting was organized by appointing ia
cob Pusey Chairman, and Thos. +. Bayard,
| Secretary
WIN. S. Hills, on behalf of the building Com
mittee, made verbal report of their proceed
| ings and submitted their various propositions
in regard to the building to be erected. The
| report elected some discussion after which,
On motion of T. J. Head, it was
Resolved, That this meeting approve the plan
OF the Building Committee to erect a building
to cover the entire lot purchased, and that for
this purpose the sum of three thousand dollars
additional should be raised, to be paid in cash,
| in or before the month of January, A. ID. 1861.
On motion of W. II. Pierce, it was
Resolved, That cOmmitie of five members
be appointed by this meeting, TO cooperate
with the present Building Committee, to solicit
new subscriptions.
The chair appointed the following named
gentlemen the committee under the above reso-
luton WIN. IL Pierce, GeorgeT 4. Clark, Glen.
cnt b. Smyth, Edward Belts, Samuel McClary.
On motion of VIM s. Iilles, IL was unani-
mously
Resolved, that a subscription list now be
opened in this meeting towards raising the sum
of three thousand dollars additional requisite
for building purposes, payable In or before
January, 1861. The list was then opened,
when subscriptions were made amountingin all
to four hundred and ten dollars.
The meeting then, on motion adjourned to
meet on Thursday evening next.
The work is, we learn, progressing finely,
and in short time we will have o beautiful
superstructure, devoted to the cause of devel-
oping the intellect of our young men, and ele-
waiting the moral and intellectual character of
our people generally. 1t is TO be hoped that
those having the means Mt their command will
assist in this praiseworthy undertaking,and that
the friends Of the measure will be uncensing in
their efforts to bring it to successful consnm-
nation. That this already widely and rapidly
increasing Literary Association requires lar
ger place for their operations, is unquestiond,
and whilst it will place within their reach fa-
cilities for conducting all their business, the
building will be an honor and credit to our
city,-JoRrndl.
list of Jurors.-Ist of the names of the
Grand Jurors drawn from the boxes deposited
in the Prothonotary's office by the Levy Court
of New Castle county, to be summoned as Grand
Jurors for the said county for the year A. ID.
1860:
Bradywne Hd-James Robinson, Jacob
Sharpley, Adam Prince
Wilmngton-Wm +. 0'Daniel, Allen CAV
throp, Geo. W. Bush.
Christana-Wm. Cochran James T. Bird,
Samuel Candy.
Mill CIeek-Samuel Jacobs, John Springer.
White Clay Creek-Wm. Smith, Jos. Hossn-
ger.
New Castle-Wm, Copper, Peter S. Allrichs,
Robert II. Barr.
Pencader-I4eyi G.. Cooch, Samuel Rambo.
Red Lion-Jas. B. Henry, VIM. Robertson.
st. Georges-Thos. Murphy, Job. Towns
end
Appoquinimnk--Geo Dcakyne, John Towns
end.
pETITJuRoRs.
Brandywine-.John Foulk, Adolphus Hus-
bands, Lewis Handy.
Northumberland A. Price, Thos. Titus,
Thos. Darlington.
hristiana-Benj. Bartram, VIM. II. Thomp-
son, Jno. Stewart.
Mill Creek-Jos. Poole, Jas. Mendinhall,
Thomas Hopes.
White Clay Creek-Philip Marvel, Samuel
Wright, John Ruth, Jr.
New Castle-John @. Morrison Philip Clark,
Jno. Gordon.
Pencader-Jesse Boulder, 0utten d. Jester,
VIM. r. Calhoun.
Red Lion--Adam E. King, Purnel Lynch,
Samuel b. Sutton.
st. Georges-Thos. Jones, Thos. J. Foard,
James Lecompt.
Appoqunimink-Abr'm. Ingram, John Der
rickson, John p Collins.
Nick Knacks-L. +. Adair has purchased of
the Executors of the late Enoch Roberts, the
Cabinet ware mandatory in Shipley, above
Third streets.
A Child belonging TO Joshua Taggart fell
off n settee on Wednesday morning, and broke
its arm above the elbow.
Levi Rogers has opened a Restaurant in Del
city.
S. W. Strickland has taken the Delaware
House at New Castle.
William A. Rhodes & Brother, have COM
menced the manufacture of carriages in Odes-
So.
Clayton Wildes has taken the Clothing store
formerly occupied by the late 4. Boone at Mid
dletown.
woolman Sullivan have purchased of
William Connell, lot situated on Second street.. |
a Card TO The SuDeriag.-The Rev. William
Cosgrove, while laboring rs a missionary in |
Japan, was cured of Consumption, when all
ether means had failed, by recipe obtained |
from learned physician residing in the great |
city of Jeddo. This recipe has cured great
numbers who were suffering from Consump- |
ton, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs, and |
Colds and the debility and nervous depression |
caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of benefiting others, l will send |
this recipe, which have brought home with |
n e, to ali who need it, free OF charge.
Address,
REV. WIN. CosGRovE,
23O Baltic street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
HeluJolTs Extract Buchu.-The great Dur |
etic.
Hembold's Extract Buchu, The Great Dur
etc.