Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
UNION COUNTY MEETrNa.

The loyal voters Of New Castle County will
meet at the Court House iu the town OF New
Castle, on Saturday, May 7th. 1864, at onr
o'clock, P. NJ. This meeting will fix the day
for the nomination election at which the Uuiou
candidates for Sheriff and Coroner will be selec
ted appoint the Judges for holding the said
election, provide for the election Of delegates, in
the usual manner, TO represent New Castle
County, ia the State Convention, at which dele
gates to the Union National Convention to ss,
sembe OF Baltimore on the seventh day of Juue
next, Will be appointed, designate the members
Of the County Executive Committee for the ap-
proachng campaign. aud transact such OlheI
business as ID necessary aud usual. All who arr
in favor Of supporting the Government In ils
efforts to CRUSH wicked Rebellion against III
authority. are invited to attend.
In behalf Of the Union Executive Committee
Of New Castle County.
JOHN A. ALLDERDlCE, Chairman.
TwESIY-FivE DOLLARS REwARD-Ruuaway
from the subscriber in Bethel township, Del.
aware County, pa., on May 1st 1864, a chesnut
sorrel horse with york wagon attached The
horse was four years old, with white face and
nose, and also one white hind foot, end bis right
hip slightly deformed, being hurt when colt
The wagon was made by Rogers Of Philadelphia,
rather light, with oil cloth COVER and very mar
row seated The side curtains were of and lay
ing ia the bottom Of the wagon. Any person
giving any information Of their whereabouts,
will receive the above reward.
JAMES CnRErHAM,
Chelsea P. o., Delaware County, Pa.
FRANK LEsLlg's LApYs MAuAztsE.-The MAY
number of thiB excellent and sprightly Monthly
is GU our table, As usual, it teens with vari
ETY. Of the most interesting reading matter, which
will bs read with pleasure aud profit Ii is
l.... Gal. ,l..lt. ~. ~
complete, accurate and elegant. A pattern OF
the New Ceinture Parisienne, low Bodice for
evening Dresses, aud Little Girls Gored Dress,
Bodice and skirt in one, all of full size for cut
ting out aud making, accompanies this number,
and is alone worth the price asked for il. The
instructions are all that can be required 10 use H.
aud the ladies will find il Of great value. Every
lady should have this Magazne in her boudoir.
WALL PAPER DEPoT John r. Holt, has re-
moved his Wall Paper Depot, to No. 412 Market
street, above Fourth, where he has, and intends
keeping constantly on hand splendid assort-
ment of oil kinds of Wall Paper, Curtains, Sc,
which he will sell at the lowest prices. He in
vltes the public to call and examine bis stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as he fiatters him
self that he will be able to give them satisfac-
tion. He will also execute in neat manner
Paper Hanging. Don't forget to give him call
Apr. S-4t.
THIS CiRcUs CoMING.-The Great National Cir
Gus, under the direction Of Mrs. Charles Warner,
formerly Mrs. Dan Rice, will exhibit IN this city,
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, afternoon and even
ing. The troupe consists Of some of the best
performers in that line, and a circus entertain
ment of some merit may be anticipated.
New LIVERY STABLE-Owen and Andrew
Trainer are now having building erected for a
Livery Stable, in French street between Fourth
and Fifth. II ia TO he 60 feet deep and 33 wide,
and two stories high John McCloskey, lie the
brick layer; and Charles McClOskey, carpenter.
wANTEp.-A good hOusekeeper desires
situation. The best Of references given. Apply
for two daysto J. Jones, No. 42l Sixth street,
Wilmington, Del
WANrEp,-A respectable white girl, to do tho
work Of small femily,-(ony two)-A half
grown girl preferred. Apply at this office.