Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


services were had. Bishsp Lee Revs. Messrs
Curtis, Dckerson ana kikman took part in th
ceremonies Gen. Ksaly was also present.
Az ordinance Of the atty council in relation Il
pubic nuiaances injurious to the health Of th
city, will be found in the journal TO-DAY
Tno third quarterly report Of the Firs
National Bank of this city, will be found il
another column of tO-day's paper.
Sheriff Hagany will sell ou Saturday, 22d inst
the property of Thomas Bennett Of Appoquini-
mink Hundred. Also. at the same time, III,
properly of the Friendship Fire Company will
be sold
Ex-sherif stidham advertises the property O
David Simpson Of White Clay Creek Hundred a
Public Sale, on Friday, 2lst inst The sal,
Will be made at the house Of Robt. Elliott, Ia
the village Of Christian.
John MoLear & Son, Stock aud Exohang,
Brokers, have removed their Office 10 No. Sol
Market Street, (MOClary'S Building) opposit,
the Bank OF Delaware.
The alarm Of FIRE on Sunday morning last
was occaslonsd by the burning Of barn 10 New
Castle Hundred, short distance from this city
belonging TO John Kirkman. The building
together with its contents, large quantity Of
nay, was entirely consumed. The Ore mas the
work Of an incendisry.
Rev. Joseph I. B own will deliver lecture
on Friday evening, the l4th met, iu Salem
Church, Pencader Hundred, for tho benefit Of
the Sabbath School, on prison life in Rich
mould"
Henry q. Banning advertises tho rars and
beautiful plants belonging to the estate OF the
late john H. Laimer, at public sale.
The bill 10 relation to Magistrates fees as
passed BY the Legislature, will be found in the
Journal To-day.
The Trusteea Of tho Poor will moot at the alms
House at 10 o'clock on the morning Of the 26th
inei. Accounts FOR settlement must bo presen-
ted to the Treasurer, Juo. b. Porter, Esq, TWO
days before the meeting, for examination.
1. Il. Warrington announces his removal TO
Nc. III Market ct where be offers we'll
selected stock of Millinery goods. The ladies
Will 10 we'll TO call and examine for themselves
PUBLIC MEETISe.-A public meeting Of the
citizens Of Wilmington, will be held in the City
hall, on Saturday evening, April 9th, 1866, at
hslt-past O'clock, TO take into consideration
the propriety Of having grand public demon
stration, in honor of the fall Of Richmond, and
the success Of the National Armies under the
gallant Grant, Sherman ald Sheridan A full
attendance is.requesed. MANY CIrisEss.
WILMINGTON INSTITUTE. The annual meeting
OF this association held on Monday evening last,
was well attended, Notwithstanding the intense
transaction Of any business the Rev. Leighton
Coleman, in few appropriate remarks, intro.
duced the following, which was unanimously
adopted by q rising vote:-
The members Of the Wilmington Institute. as-
sembliDg at their annual meeting on the day of
the capture from the rebel armies of the citv Of
Richmond, and recognizing in this victory an
auspicous movement towards the obtaining Of
an early and honorable peace, desire to make
this minute OF their humble Thanksgiving to AL
mighty God for this great mercy, and their earo
nest desire Tor a complete return OF national
unity aud concord.
The various reports Of the several sub.com-
miitees were read by tue Recording Secretary,
after which the retiring President, DR.. j. +.
vaughan, delivered his annual report, which
represented the Institute as in a hourishing
condition. The new President, MIR. John II,
Adams, then assumed the chair in few intro
duotory remarks.
The proposition to increase the dues for active
members from 50 TO 81 per anuum was then
discussed. and finally adopted by large ma
Jorlty after voting thanks to Dr. Vaughan for
the excellent manner 10 which be had presided
over the institute during the past year, the
meeting adjourned.
EDUCATIONAL. Board of Education held
an adjourned meeting last Monday evening. DR..
wilson was elected chairman pro TEN. Ii was
announced that a. H. Quinby had been elected
from the Fret Ward for the term Of three years;
foster =. Messenger for the term Of three YEAR,.
George Mccall for the term Of two yearS anJ
Csspar Kendall for one year, from tbe ssoond
Ward John B. Porter from the Third Ward
and Judge Hall from the Fourth. Messrs. Hall,
EoFter, Quinby, Mccall and Kendall came for
ward and took the obligation Of Office On mo.
ton, Judge Hall was elected President. and
John I. Robinson Secretary for the ensuIng
year The election Of Treasurer wac postponed
There having been no election 10 tho Fifth
ward the Board selected Bishop Lee, wm. Hill
les, and Rev. leighton Coleman to represent
SAID Ward. Judge Hall announced the visiting
committees, as follows; No. /, Dr.. Wilson No.
:, hev Geo. F. WisWell; No, 3. A, GAUtbron
and Mccall; No 1, no appointment: No' 4
g. W. Vernon No. 6, ]. B. Porter aud 4. Ken.
dal No 7, A. Il. Quinbyi No. 8, Judge Hall
No 8, Rev. j. S. Diokeraon.
LIST OF WOUNDED soLDIERs belonging Ia and
connected with Delaware. We will complete
the list froA iimo to time ss the reports come
In from the held. The following were wounded
at the battle Of Grayelly Run, on the 8lst OF
Mlrch;- VI
7 Fitzgerald, Co F. 4th Del, arm.
n; Moore, Co, a, 9th Del. explosion Of gun,
j. Nlouui Co. u, 4th Dell, leg.
]. j. Stevenson, Co. Ii, Alb Del. arm.
Spence, Co. F, 4tn Del, face
z. Draper, Co. A, 81 Del, shculder.
J. Weibman, Co. +, ID Del, leg.
". W Gresnwalt, 70. E, 4th lei, scalp.
j. j. Hill, &c. E, 4th Del, face.
sgt Il. NJ. Joseph, Co. L, 4th Del, hand.
n ?. Powell, Co. G, 4th Del, neck.
Sgt. Major r. g. Buckingham, 4tb Del. leo
g. Openshaw, Co. G, 9Th Del, face.
J.. Robbers, Co. c, 4th Del, thigh.
Sgt y: Buckmassr, Co. II, 4th Del, hin.
+. 6. Thomas Go. G, 4th Del, arm.
Corp. Z. NJ. Fell Go. Z, 4tb Del, scalp.
A. Dewsr, Co. X, 4th Del, thigh.
Il Browp, Sd Delaware, thigh
Whipley, Co. A. lst Del, thigh.
Chas. swede, Co. F, 4th Del, ieR.
a. J. Dalton, Co. c., 9th Del, scsIp.
g. Latch, 1888 Pa, left leg,
We call the attention of our rsads,s 10 A.
advertisement Of E. Bringhurst & Co. in ano,hss
column, by which it will be seen thew baSs -
once acted upon the fall in gold which so mncS
effects the price of foreign articles. Physicians |
are also notified that few choice soabs ~
vaccine Virus can be obtained Of L. B. q %
corner Sixth and Market, it applied for at once
FIRST NATIONAL BAsK SrocK John McT.ssr
q Son, No. COZ Market street, have still SONS
snares OF this stock, which they will dispose Of
IN lois TO suit their customers The last |
dividend declared by this bank was at the rate
oi ten per centum per annum, and there il now |
over half OF the current semi-annual dividend |
accrued upon the stock, which makes il at ,bs |
present market price most desirable inves,.
nent Remember new number GOT Market !,
learly opposite the Bank of Delaware. W.
PIANO SoR sALE.-A beautiful Seven oo,avo
Rosewood Piano. Over-Strung BasI-Parios
'lse. Highly finished case with serpentins
'ase, carved legs and pedal This 10 y.rv
Inc toned instrument, has been In use but a fex
months, and may be had at bargain, AppIv
I "a Market at, BrandyWins Village, Del. f'
April 7-it,