Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-21

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March 81 st.
AcKSowLRDGEMBsF.-T following donations
have been received by the Ladies' COMMITTEES Of
the Delaware State Association, since last
acknowledgement:
Mrs. @. Richardson, bottles wine, pairs
mittens, 10 comfort bags. Mrs. Wn. Lea. 2
bottles cordial, pairs mittens. 8 pieces slipper
binding. Mrs. VIM. Candy, 10 bottles wine,
pair stockings. Worrel & Child, II yards
drugget, packing boxes. Mrs Eli Garrett,
material for slippers. Mrs. E. HollinRsWorth,
IL bottles wine, pairs mitteus. Miss Newlin,
. books, Mrs. Hastings. ls handkerohiefs.
Miss A. P. Wollaston, pair miitens, l5 hand
kerchiefs. Friends, pairs mittens, box Of
lint, pairs stockings. Packing boxes from
Mrs. Hyde, Mr.. Flint, Mr.. R. II. Jones, Mrs.
Seeds, Mr.. Rowbotham, Mr. Hopes, 0aWthrop
Bro Ladies of Dover, per Mrs. A. E
Smithers, SO pairs mittens. Mrs. WisWsll, /
pair mittens. Miss NJ. A. Pyle, pair mittens.
Mrs. Vaughan, pairs mittens Mr.. Bancroft,
"a yards muslin. Mrs. $. Harlan, 2 pairs
mtiens Mrs Bouldin, pair slippers, pairs
stockings Garrett & Son, hoop iron Mrs,
John X. Latimer, pairs stockings, 90 pairs
mittens, box lint 10 bundles bandages, old
linen, 4S half-gallon jars jelly. 6 demijohns
wine, jug tomatoes, IA bottles wine, i tin
warmer, warming pan box and fixtures for
broken limbs. U. s. Sanitary Commission,
Women's Pennsylvania Branch, 500 copies Of
SOLDIERS Friend" Mrs. Wickefsham, pair
stockings. Mrs. H. ChurohmaD, OF Christiana,
IL hospital cushions, I jar picked cabbage,
magaz mes, SO. Miss A. McLear, . flannel
shirts, pairs stockings. I. G. Taylor, 81
books Mr.. J. 7. Warner, 81 Harper's Mega
zines and other periodical Is. Mics McClean,
dozen lead pencils. Ladies' Aid Society OF
Middletown box containing IL pairs Canton
tianuel drawers, Q Canton flannel shirts, 20 pairs
stockings Miss f. MoClary, bottles wine,
pair slippers Mrs, NJ. Belts, bottles wine,
jar of jelly.
Wilmington, March 18Th
meeting Of the Ladies' Board Of Manager
of the Association, will be held Wednesday,
March 22d, at O'Clock, in room No. 4, Institute
Building. All ladies Interested in providing for
the wants of our sick aud wounded soldiers are
respectfully invited to attend.
GentIemen's Hats.
All the latest styles at CHARLES OAKRoRD SONS
Continental Hotel philadelphia.
DELAWARE HoRTIcuLTURAL SooIRTr
adjourned meeting of the Delaware Horti-
cultural Society, will be held on Thursday
evening, March 23d at halfpast o'clock,
at the Wilmington Institute to make ar.
rangements for the Autumnal exhibition
the proceeds Of which after paying expenses
are to. be given TO the Home for Friendless
Children, and to the Home for aged Women.
All persons interested are invited to attend.
WILLIAM CANDY, Secretary.
SKATING PARK.-An adjourned meeting
of the Wilmington Skating Park Associa.
tion, will be held at the Wilmington Insti-
tute, on Wednesday evening, March 22d, at
half-past I O'Clock, for the purpose of Or
ganiziug the Association. 1t is hoped there
will be a large attendance of members, as
business of Importance will be transacted.
j. R. Finn, Secretary.
EXTENSIVE SALR.-The sale of stock by
Anthony Reybold, on the John Reybold
farm, near Delaware City, took place last
Wednesday and Thursday, and amounted to
over S3l 500. The horse Joe Holt" was
sold 10 gentleman from Kentucky, foE
$4,000. A number of cows brought over
slOO each, and one brought $3.50
NoIARY Public Henry Pratt ESQ, OIL
Dover, has been appointed by the Governor
Notary Public for Kent county His otics
will be at Hazlettyille.
BURIAL OF A SoLDIER-Sergeant Samuel
NJ Letherbury, killed on the 10th Of June
last in the battle near Petersburg. Va
was inferred in the NJ. Il. Cemetery, at
Dover, on Sunday week last.
EIHiBiTioNs.-An exhibition by the pupils
Of Nlllage Green Seminary, will be given at
ihe Institute Hail. Oh Wednesday evening
March 22d, at half. past seven o'clock, fol
the benent Of the Sanitary Commission.
For RES1.--A very desirable Dwelling in ,
pleasant part Of the city, on the east side o
King street, between Seventh and Eighth, th,
late residence Of Rev. Nicholas Patterson,
deceased. 1t will be rented TO good tenant l
application be made sOon. Apply as above.
March 2l-2i.
DETENTION OF RAILROAD TRAINs,-Tbe srenI
fresaet in the susquehanna river has had the
effect Of OBTAINING the trains between this oitJ
and Washington aud Pittsburg. On Sunday thl
steamboat at Hayre de Grace commenced her
trips, and the express cars we're conveyed acros
the river. The sohuylkill river has not beer
much affected. The tide in the Delaware wal
very high on Saturday, and this combined will
the fresbet backed the water over the railroad
near Burlington.
Ladies' Fmrs.
The largest assortment at CHARLES oAKFORD SOM
Continental Hots PhfadslphiA.
A CALL.-To The Citizens of WilmiHgtoa ans
STATE Of Deldpdfs.-Plesse to take notice tha
j. H. Muhlbausen, No. 4l5 King street, hA
now on hand very good assortment Of Cloths
Cashmeres, Pants, Clothing aud Vestings Of th,
latest fashions, and at the lowest cash prices
Tive him call aud examine his new stock.
H. T. PIcKELs has the largest and best stool
ofstoveH, Tinware and House. keeping HardWar
to be found in the Slate, which he is selling a
reduced prices. We would advise all person
beginning housekeeping, or 10 want OF goods il
bis line to give him call, as we are satishsC
they will and II to be to their interest.
WILMINGTON Coal GAS srocK.-John McLea,
Son, No. III Market Street, have lot OF thi
favorite stock for sale. They have also BanI
Of Wilmington BrandyWine btock for sale
Lots will be made to suit purchasers.
TWENTY DOLLARS RKwAAD.-Was lost OIL
Monday morning, March 9th, between Q and II
O'Clock, in passing up Fourth street from Fourtl
and French TO Market, up Market to the Cit
Hell, a roll Of notes amounting to SBS. SO
There was six ten dollar notes.and one Eve, an,
the remainder Of the money in small notes. Tn
finder will receive the above reward by leayin,
the lost money at No. 1918 King street.
March 2l-lW. H. Il. HAWKES..
RAILROAD AocIDEHT.-On Saturday after
noon last, about 3 o'clock, q son Of William
Kelly was gathering coal along the track. II,
was in the act Of passing between the cars Whsl
the Locomotive started and one wheel passet
over leg and arm mangling them in horribl
manner. DR.. White was called in and dresse,
his wounds. The boy is in q very low con
ton DR.. White has hopes Of his recovery bu
fears that amPutation will be necessary.
OIL CoNPANIEs.-John MeLear & Son, No
III Market street, arc now receiving subSerip
tions to the following Oil Companies:
!. Buchanan Royalty Oil company, Ear s lC
price 81 per share, only few hundred share
Of tho reserved stock offered, the proceeds Of
which are to be used in developinn A trant n