Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-03
LOCAL AFFAIRs.


ment Of the shops of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company presented
Mr. Joseph Hyde with magnificent silver tea
actt, as token Of the high estimation in which
he Is held 10y them, both as man aud overeeer.
The presentation took place at Charles Kiefe'H
Oyster Bay House, in Third Street uear Market.
Mr.. Peter Gillis pres rled the toa sett iu n neat
speech, which Indicated the high respect enter-
tanned by the men for Mr.. Hyde, and iheiF ap
probation Of his services as a master mechanic.
MIR. Hyde responded 10 an appropriate manner,
thanking them for the gift and assuring them
that he would ever cherish 1t as a memento Of
their respect and esteem. The party after the
presentation ceremonies were over spent short
time Mt the festive board, partaking Of the choice
delicacies OF the season. prepared in kiefe's best
style, and in pleasant and agreeable CONVERSE
ticn. hlr. Hyde has been for number of years
connected with the machinery department of
this road, and in his retirement to commence
business at New Castle tho men under his charge
haze thus evidenced their regard for him as
man and employer.
DRMoREsr's MIRROR or FASHIONS have
received Nine Demorests Quarterly AIror of
Fashions for the summer ending with Nsg gust-
1t contains spleRdid fashion plates, an elegant
piece Of music entitled " Dreams OF Happier
Days superb novelties for the summer fashions
aud seven full-sizc patterns. This quarterly is
declded'y the b;st work in the county from
which TO obtain the latest Style Of bonnetl,
dresses and everything appertliniBg TO ladeI
and cbildren's clothing. No lady OF tlsts will
be without IT, Besides gising the newest fashions
and late It styles, 1t gives directions RI to the
choosing Of naterle', and mats of other infor-
nation which renders it an invaluable adjunct
in every we'll regulated family. 1t is furnished
to subscribers at the low pIice Of one dollar per
fhan
twice the price Of subscription by following the
directions 1t gives Every house in the land
should contain copy.
SECOND WARD.-Tuesday. Paid Commuta-
tion.-John OLcary, Il iward Robinson, Harry
Wear, Michael Bowling, John B. Ritcbie, Chas
Hagner, James Crouch, George Il. Roberts, John
smith, john Plunkelt, Thomas Riding Enos
Larkin, Edward llainos, Wm. H. Gregg, jacob
Baker, John Mcclellan, Franklin Furry, VIM
Heal
Failed to report. Daniel Kuyor, Samuel Tur-
ner, VIM. Whnun gideon ]. Erwin, George C.
Tumlin, Thomas L. Graham, Thomas johnson,
Jonn wilson, Martin Roney, Lewis Holster,
Robert Woodrow, Charles lIorner.
Exempt for Physical Disability-Be BENJAMIN
Whilsel, John Galloway, Charles Is. Yates, Ed
ward +. Strickland. William J. Euos. Augustus
hillger, Robert Pyle.
Laid Over-Dennis Gallagher, Wm. Truitt,
Alens-Martin Alsberg, Michael Ball, Ed.
ward Broderick.
Over age.--James Gallagher, Barney Early.
1HinD WARD-lst Precinct. Paid Commuta-
liou, ,--lsaac ID. Gregg z. James Belt Patrick
Nonahany, Samuel Curry, VIM Bowc, Enoch
StOtsenburg, John Landers, Francis Brisler, Johu
Donahoe, Augustine Lane, Jos. Fullmer Mat
thew Spuga halter, Patrick Carrigan.
Over age-Edmuud Griffith.
EXemDt fnr niaahi pbnnna n Iostau
Sampson Cook, John McGoyern, Robert Ficst
Patrick Dougherty, Hezekiah Hopes, David
Holston, Peter Springer, Anthony Sier.
Failed TO keport-Henry Wolfe, Robert Bayer,
Andrew j. Morgan, Joseph Nj. Todd.
Exempt for Alienage-Thomas Harrison, jas
Mcintyre, James Conbley, George Tidmau, Jos.
Montgomery, Lawrence Kane.
Laid Over-ChrisiOpher Baker, Samuel D.
Robbins Joseph b Shepherd, Nicholas H. Cor
man, Charles NJ. Almond.
Improperly Enroled-llarlman Weison.
Furnished Suhstitutes-Grauvllle Worrell, and
Isaac Jeiferis colored.
Second PrecincL = Paid Comutation Money
Alichal Calhhan, John Griffith, Victor Green,
Patrick McVry. Robert H. Dnrr, Bradley James,
Geo. Lowery, wm ii. Myres, John W. Staats,
Solomon Hersey, Jacob Stevenson, Robert Morri
son, James France, George llamon, Anthony
Thealmau.
Exempt on Physical Disabiliiy.-Isaao Davis,
col, George W. Stephens, James b. Dawson,
John Williams.
Laid Over,-Wiiliam Bringhurst, Stephen
Rider, col, Abraham b. Hopes. James Cook
in the United States Navy.
Failed to Report.-Mathew Duncan, col.
Cole.
UNITED KELIGtous SERVICES. In CONSEQUENCE
OF the absence of Rev. Mr.. Wiswell from tho eity.
tho congregation Of the Central Presbyterian
Chdrch will worship in the Hanover Church in
the morning, and in the evening the two conere.
cations will worship at the Central Church. Rev.
Mr.. Aikman will preach on both occasions.
DON'T FoRGET THE SALE To.MoRRow.-Ou
readers should remember that Mr.. Heald's sale
Of building lots will take place Ia. morrow. Every
Que who desires to invest his money safely. and
to good advantage, should be present. The lott
will positively be sold without any reserve OF
underbidding, and rare bargains may be had
This IL the last chance to to make purchases ID
that locality on such favorable terms II yor
would secure a handsome site for home this I.
your opportunity.
STRAYED AwAX.-Strayed AWAY from III,
premises Of the subscriber in Second street, be-
tween West and Washington, on Monday even
ing the both ult, pair Of dark red heifers
weighing about 700 lbs. A liberal reward will
be paid for their return. JOHN N. LEE,
No. All West Second Street.
RELIGIOUS. will be held in thu
Union M. II. Church, Second and Washington SITS
every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock, and {
10 the evening.
SITUATION WANTED AS HoUsEKEEPER.-A lad,
wishes to obtain situation in u respeotabl,
family as hOusekeeper. Is well acquainted Will
the work. having kept house for a number o
years. Inquire OF David Megaw, Gate Keeper
at the Toll Gate, on the Kennel Turnpike, nea
this city. NAV 3l -9t