Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

r. PARRY,
Delegates to the County Convention = Appo-
quiaimink Hd-Samuel Townsend Vim. john
son. Samuel A. Armstrong, Thos. Jones, Lam
bert Semirs.
Christiaaa H3 - VIM. $, Fleming, jeffrey
Rodgers Harlan Cloud, Richard Brindey aud
James Armor.
NH Creek Hd.-Dr. S. Chandler James Sprin-
ger, Levi Workman Eli Crossan and NJ B. Och
eltree.
.Nse Castle Ill., John G. Morrison, VIM.
Herbert, James Crippin, Vim. Peach and Chas.
Gooding.
Peacddes Hd.-Dr. Geo, W. Crawford, Dr..
Milton Hammond, David Ford, John Frazier
and James Nicholson
Red Lion Hd.--F D. Dunlap, l. Hunter A.
V. Culin, R. White and Samuel Boggs,
81 Georges Ud,---John r. Cochran, Or. John
Merritt, Charles Beaston, Gasaway Watkins and
John n. Dilwor,h.
". &. Htrdrcd.-John Tweed, Francis Brad
sell
Exh'biion The Morning Star Section of the
Cadets Of Temperance. propose giving another
exhibition at the Odd Fellows Hall, on the eve
ming Of the 23d inst, for which occasion an
entirely new programme has been prepared
cllbihNiuS StltGltuy HtnllllEuhhl anu NOlnlS
dialogues, reoitations, &c, and stronger force
Of dramatic pcysorn organized I, will be re-
membcied that few weeks ago they provided
IN tntertlinmcnt OF a similar character, when
large auditory was highly entertained by the
successful efforts Of these young gentlemen
who, without exceptions, acquitted themselves
with marked ability. We bespeak for them
what they so cminently deserve, the liberal
patronage of the public; for whilst the enter
tainment will afford much pleasure if not in
struction, il behoyes all right thinking men
TO sustain and cheer them in view of the noble
and laudable cause for the furtherancc Of
which they have associated themselves to-
gether
Ne,e Leather Fac,ory-There is now in pro-
gress of erection et the corner Of 4th and Mon
roe streets, in this city, new leather factory,
The building is OF frame, IS by 80 feet three
stories high with an addition 40 by 90 feet,
two stories high, The larger building is to be
used for tanning and beam room in the first
story, finishing room in the second story, and
drying room in the third story. The smaller
building will be used for lining and drying.
This building will be used for tanning on the
new and quick process discovered by DIR. VIM.
Fields, of this city. There is capacity for tam
ming out some $50 to 200 calf skins, or small
kps, per day in the building, The factory is
1 built by a company formed in this city, who
have purchased the secret, and intend 10 push
the business MS far as il can be. They haze
| been testing and experimenting for some time
and are fully convinced that the process will ac
all that is claimed for H.
At the annual meeting OF the Mechanics
Cricket Club the following officers were elected
! for the ensuing term
President, Edwin f. Richards. " President
joseph Riley. Secretary, Ralph Risby. Urea.
surer Robert Wintrup.
Ground Committee. Edwin +. Richards
Benjamin Rigby, John Shirt, Thomas Riley
Nathaniel Chadwick.
This is n club Of mechanics of our city who
have banded themselves together to praetie,
the above hcalthful exercise. They expect L
have match with the st. Georges Club n!
soon as the necessary arrangements have beer
made.
Land Slies--jacob Moore, ESD, as Trustee
sold at Laurel on Saturday last the following
Real Estate, the property of Benjamin Nelson
deed, of Broad Greek Hid.
No. l. 3l6 acres for the sun of S23Ol 80, tt
Elijah W, Phillips.
No. @ 2ss acres for S4e7,jO 10 Curtis A
Connoway.
No. g. SC acres for S549, 81 to Thos. E. Pussy
| Burton Philips Total 32ss &c.
Goods Rseogsy.9 The car OF the Adam,
Express Company mentioned last week as hay
ing run overheard into the Susluehanna river
has been recovered. After floating down th,
river for some two miles, the car grounded OF
bar, where a steam rug was sea. to obtaiL
the goods. The safe, which contained n largl
quantity of goods aud bonds, was taken from
the car, and upon being opened, its content!
were found to be but slightly injured. Til,
greater part Of the freight was ruined. Th,
total loss tc the company Is about $4,000.
SuSden DedM.--An infant son of Ann Flani
gau, living near the Cross Keys Hotel. wa
found dead in bed on Monday morning last
1.-THE facts ELECTED by the coroner's inquest wer,
as follows The child had hrou uuwcll durin:
Sunday--thc mother gave II some drops e
make il sleep aud put il 10 bed. Iii the morn
ing he was found dead. The coroner returned
a verdict according to the above facts.
Fair, Fes,icat and Supper-The ladies Of 81
Psul's NJ. Il. Church, 1T Odessa, will hold
Fair, Festival ana Supper, on Wednesday an,
Thursday evenings, Feb 22d and cad, in tn
"Aspri building corner of 9Th and Broad
way The public is respectfully invited,
Lecture on Tsmpeydace.-on Sunday Afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. by special request PRot FowLEl
will lecture in the Odd Fellows Hill. on tn
effects of Narcotic Stmulauts on tho human
body and brain. The lecture will be free.
Leg Broke. y We regret to learn, that OIL
Thursday morning last Mr.. Jacob Rebman
shoemaker, residing Mt the corner of Sixth an,
Tatnall streets, fell down stairs and broke hi
right leg, between the ankle and knee.