Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The splendid country residence known
as Green Hill" situated on the Ken
nett Turnpike, one and a half miles from
this city, will be sold at Public Sale, to-
day, at 2 o'clock, P, M, A Stage will
leave the Bulls Head Hotel, Fourth
Street between Orange and Shipley, at
a quarter before and at 2 o'clock.
PASSAGE FREE.
PERSONS REMOVING of our subscribers
who intend changing their residences or places
OF business, on the approaching moving day, will
please give us early information of the fact. in
order that their papers may be left at their pro
per places thereafter IT.
ErIToME OF BUSINESS AND PERsoTA1 TvTrt-
IldENoE.-John S. Kennard, No 3O6 Market
Street, in this city, has just received splendid
assortment Of new Spring Dry Goods and Car
pets which he is selling very low.
BkS@ T. II. Way Bro, gives notice 10 the
occupant of the cellar, No, SOB Market Street.
to call aud make some arrangement in reference
TO the property therein, or it will be sold for
rent.
geS@ Charles Stewart informs the public that
he is ready to execute all orders that may be Gu.
trusted to his care, for manufacturing Iron Rail.
ings Verandahs, &c. at his Foundry and Rail.
ing Shop, at the corner of Front and Monroe
streets, in this city. Mr. Stewart has had many
years experience in the business, is "a yery wor-
thy map, and we commend him to the patronage
of the public.
Bss- School Committees should read the no.
tice in another column of DR.. VIM n Hamilton,
Auditor of Accounts.
MISSIONARY AsS1vEnsARY.-Tbe sabhatb
Schools connected with the Asbury NJ. n
Church, Of this city, held their Missionary An
niYersary meeting, last Sunday afternoon in that
church. The exercises commenced at . o'clock,
with singing by the School, and prayer by Rev.
SIernes Patterson. Mr.. Alexander Kelley. Sn.
perintendent of the School, and the Rev Nessrs
Kenny, Patterson and Keunard, each delivered
short but appropriate addresses for the occa,iop.
MIR. Kenny then distributed several certificates
to persons who had been made life members Of
!he fhiladelphia Conference Missionary Society,
by the School. ''
The Schools then made their annual financial
report, School No. and an Infant Class re.
ported SOB 3d. School No, reported s44 Of
Mrs Taggart and Augustine Dennis were MAIDS
lie members of the Society, at $40 each. Some
persons having expressed desire to give some
thing to aid the good cause, tho baskets were
sent around, and six dollars and fifty cents were
collected, making in the aggregate for The year
about one hundred and twenty-five dollars The
Schools were then dismissed, apparently delight.
ed with the result Of their labors during the
year
The LEVY CoURr met in the Court House at
New Castle on Tuesday last. Now is the time
to make appeals and to send in names that have
been omitted from the assessment books.
On Friday the Court made the following ap-
pointments.
County Constables,-B randywine, Geo. Thomp.
son wilmington, Thomas Hawkins, VIM. i.
Massey and Ihos, N Wenie Christiana, Abner
lolllngsworth aud Alexander Burns Mill Greek
HID, John Ball; White c. Greek HID. Edward
Wiley and Robert Wiley; New Castle i'd. Jobg
Gordon and VIM. Ii. McAlister; Pencader Id,
VIM T. Alrichi Red Lion Hid, Reuben Auder-
son and VIM. P. Higgins; 81, Georges Hid =,
Samuel NJ. Enos; Appoquinimink HID, Jacob
U. Vandyke and Thomas s. Sioox.
Bridge TeHders.--For Wilmington, over Chris.
tlana, Charles L. Sparks; for Newport Bridge
Jehu farnall for Odessa Bridge, Joseph Fair
banks for New Bridge, APPOINTMENTS, John
Hendricks; for Taylor's Bridge, Jacob Stats.
"a" CoNmis'ioneTs.-GeorgeJ anvier, Thomas
Challenger and Charles E. Ferris.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION. The Muncipal Eleo-
tion in Smyrna, on Monday week, resulted in The
selection of the following officers;
Commissioners, -Ayres Stockley, Vim. peuney.
VIM: 9. Eliason, Edward Wsrd John NJ, W.,
shell, John Mustard, John Il. Collins,
Asssssor-Robert Hill.
TredsuTer-Thomas E. Jefferson.
There were three tickets in the field, and q
candidates, but there being really no practical
issue, the successful ticket cannot be- said 10
represent any distinctive policy other than what
has been pursued for the past several years
As body, they are men who will, no doubt.
LOOK well after the interests of the town. The
number of votes polled was l66.-Tpes
CRY LOAN WASTEp.-Auy person wishing to
dispose of six per cent, City loan, can hear Of
purchaser, by applying at this office.