Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-09
LOCAL AFFAIRs.

watering Commlttee--JO Osepn NJ. IuseN,
A. Hollngsworth, +. J. Horner. Ii. Bleyer
A. Boys.
Public Buildings--G. Chandler, j. W.
Day, DIR. j, F. Wilson, A. Boys, IL. Bleyer.
Revision--A. Hollingsworth, Il. j. Hor
ner, j. W. Day. Il. Todd, n. T. Bellah.
Streets--Wm. 5. Hayes +. j, Horner,
WIN. Ii. Pierce, j. W. DAY, A. Boys.
Accounts--A. Holingsworlh, q. Chan
dler, John Akin.
Bonds--Joseph W. Day, Il. I. Bellah,
John Akin.
Engrossment--E. T. Bellah, j, NJ. Pusey,
q. Chandler.
Fire Companies-H. W. Bartram, J. W.
Day, Eli Todd.
Lamps-E J. Horner, II w. Bartram,
VIM. ii. Pierce.
Educaton-Eli Todd, Joseph NJ. Pusey.
L. 7. Bellah.
Opening Streets-Joseph NJ. Pusey, +,
T. Belah, VIM. ii. Pierce.
John Akin.
Nayigaton-W. S. Hayes, A. Hollings.
worth, A. Boys.
Revising Ordnances-G. Chandler, +. j.
Horner, II. W. Bartram, f. I, Bellah, John
Akin
New Map-A. Holmgsworth, Joseph NJ.
Pusey, DR.. j. +. Wilson, John Akin Il. T.
Belah.
Commssary--Hon. Vincent c. Gilpin,
Joseph W. Day, Dr. j. f. Wilson, A. Boys.
Committee to confer with Board of
llealth--G. Chandler John Akin, Z. r.
Belah, 4. j. Horner, j. w. Day
George w. Bush was reelected Harbor
Master.
The committee were instructed TO cancel
the Bonds of Abner +. Bailey, late colec-
,f. ,f
Cooper City Auditor, for the year 1861.
A petition was received from WIN. Candy
and others, asking Council to remove the
wooden arch from the race at Brandywine,
and place an iron railing in its place
A number of bills were read and referred.
On motion Of Gregg Chandler the Build
ing committee were authorized to rent Il
room over the Fourth Street Market house.
The monthly report of a. Prtchard, Su-
perintendent of Water Works, was read
and referred
1t was stated by Mr. Bartram, that the
Reliance Fire Company had agreed TO ac-
cept the loan OF 5000
On motion Of j. W. Day, the committee
on Fire Companies were instructed to make
examination of the condition Of said Com
pany.
On motion of j. w. Day, the Council ad-
I JNuIlltu W lllttb uH lFtluWuTt ANtnut anu
Washington streets, on Friday, to deter
mine on the centre stone.
Orders were directed to be drawn in favor
Of Inspectors, Assistants, and clerks for
holding City election.
Mr.. Hollingsworth stated that small notes
were being received, and made some sugges-
tions in regard to investing the amount re-
allied from them in Government certificates
Mr.. Hayes called attention to the print
ing OF ordinances which were wanted badly.
Narious receipts from the city treasurer
were read, acknowledging the payment 10
him of various sums OF money, amounting in
the aggregate TO about Sls0l CO.
A number Of bills were reported correct
and orders directed TO be drawn for them
Adjourned.
COMING HoME.--Dr. j. 5. Piettymau, o
Milford, having been removed as Consul tC
Glasgow is expected home in few weeks
Mr.. Prettyman states in letter to the Pc
ninsular News and Advertiser, Of which h,
was formerly editor, that he has no idea o.
the cause which has led 10 his removal
A TREAr,--The ladies of Newport treate,
the members of the Fourth Delaware Regi
: ment, with handsome lot of pies, tomatoes
6c., &c. last Thursday. OF course they re-
ceived the thanks Of the men who generally
indulge the wish that the ladies of othei
neighborhoods may be induced to do like
wise.
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS to the fund TO
the Relief of the Families Of the Delawar,
Volunteers.
Joseph Shipley, $500
Dir. j. F. Vaughn, 200
Major Townsend, 100
Joshua T. Head 80
SAMUEL BlDpLE Treasurer.
September c. 1852
DR.. NoRRls name, as handed to us TO
publication on Friday last, as one Of til
Union Central Committee from Christian
r Hundred, was mistake us the gentleman
residence under a recent act of the Legisla
ture is now in Wilmington.
= AT MEETING of the committee 10 er
courage enlistments, held Thursday evening
September A, 1862, the following Ward CON
mittees were appointed to act in coniunctio
i with the general cnnaittee in solctin
:, subscriptions in the city of Wilmington
First Ward-Leonard Il. Wales, VIM.
Hagany Vim. H Pierce, Jas w. Culbert.
i Second Ward-Samuel Biddle, Georg
e Nebeker, Thomas Titus Geo Richardson.
I Third Ward-James Scott James L. Birt
h Joshua I Head, Thomas Woodward.
g Fourth Ward--Dr. J. F. Vaughan, Jane
q c. Akin, james j. Devou. Jr., DAME
j, Lammot, Jr.
o Fifth Ward--Willam Candy Joseph W
# Day, John Palmer, John F. Miller
T Blank Books are prepared for the abov
y committees, and can be obtained by callin
b Oh Samuel Blddle, at the Mechanics Banl
d JOHN ii. AADNs Secretary
u NoTIcB--The members of the Star an
Columbia Cricket Clubs, will please meet Il
4, s0S Market street. on Saturday, SeptembC
- - 9th, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ A full attendanc
{" of both Clubs is requested, us business
importance will be brought before til
n meeting. BY order of
" j. II. BRADFORD,
President 5. G. G.
Henry w. MORROW,
II President g. q. &.
a VOLUNTEERS ATrENmoN.--Fo the d,
a rangements Of the system incidental to Il
r. change of diet, Wounds, Eruptions, and e
II posures, which every Volunteer is liable t
~ there are no remedies 80 safe convenien
n. and reliable as llolloways Pills and DIN
n. ment, % cents per box. 209
r LINT AND SURGICAL DRESSINGS
al and other Surgical Dressings contribut,
=, for the benefit of the wounded soldiers, al
directed to the Office of the Surgeon ten
oI raj, will be forwarded TO Washington
Adams Express Company free of charge.
m FuRs.--John Fareira, the well-knov
n, Furrier, OF lis Arch street, Philadelphi
ST announces, as is his usual custom, the ope
is ing of a large and beautiful stock of Flu
is for Ladies' and Children's Wear Read Il
Is inducements he offers in his advertisemet