Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-03
DELAWARE STATE JOURNAL AND sTArEsMANwnMNcToN rpnA

Grace Church FIur-As we have hereto
fore informed our readers the male mem
bers OF st. Paul's M. r. Church have recently
commenced the erection of a magnificent
structure, at the corner of Ninth and West
Streets, TO be called Grace Church. 1t will
be large edifice, finished in the most ele-
giant and costly style We are pleased TO
learn that as the work OF erecting the build
ing Is rapidly progressing, the ladies', with
1 commendable spirit, have determined not to
| be inactive, or Indifferent to the success OF
the great enterprise, and have assumed the
responsibility of furnishing the chapel rooms
and audience chamber of this new house Of
worship. They are already moving ener-
| getcally in the matter, in order to have the
necessary funds ready by the time the Church
is completed. To assist them in their labors
OF accomplishing this purpose, they are ar
ranging to hold fair in the Hall OF the viii
mington Institute, the second week in Decem
| Der, commencing on the 18th of the month.
| They solicit and should receive the co-opera-
/ ton Of our citizens in carrying out their
part of this noble, christian enterprise
Donations in money will be accepted ut once,
and those who desire to contribute fancy
articles, material for the fair, refreshments,
&c., arc requested to inform the managers,
so that ample provision may be made for
| them. These articles must be delivered by
the Sth of December. Meetings are held
every Friday evening in the lecture room of
81. Paul's Church, at halfpast seven o'clock,
when all the necessary information relative
to the Fair, will be given to those who may
feel desire to aid in the undertaking. We
trust that the citizens of Wilmington will
heartily respond to this appeal from the ladies
of ST. Paul's Church. They are laboring
zealously to perform their part of the con-
tract OF completing this beautiful ornament
TO our city, and richly merit success The
following named ladies constitute the Board
| Of managers
Mrs. d. Bates, s9s Market Street,
]. I, Cause, Kennett Pike
Edw Moore, 22s Market Street,
G. p. Norris, Sth and Broome Sts.
3" Joseph Heston, N. w corner Sd and
Market Streets,
w H. Billany, s39 Market Street,
q. W Sparks 607 King Street.
A. q. Robinson, 606 Market Street
! I. Darlington 722 King Street
j. A. Harris, West Street above Sth.
j. 7. Robinson, S39 Market Street.
w j. Stevenson, 305 W. 7th Street.
Miss 5. A Easton, Wesleyan Female Col
lege
Delqwdre Aoenue Baptist ChureA.-Rey
| Christopher Rhodes, for number of years
the successful pastor of the First Baptist
Church at Wakefield Rhode Island, will
preach next sabbath morning at 1Ot CLOCK,
and in the evening at u O'Clock, for this
church, now worshipping in the Meeting
House of the First Baptist Church, King
Street, above Tenth.
Co Partnership. Isaac V Lloyd has en-
tered into co-partnership with Joseph n
Cooling, to carry on the Coach Making busi.
ness in Poplar Street, below Fifth, in this
city This firm is erecting fine manufac-
tory in French Street, which will be finished
in few months. Mr. Lloyd is a gentleman
of good business qualifications. We take
pleasure in commending this firm to the pat
ronage of the public.
Guardian Angels will he the subject of
Mr. Silver's Lecture, on Sunday evening.
November 9Th, at y O'Clock, at the Church
corner of Washington Street and Delaware
Avenue
Wafer Renters TAKE Notice-All persons
who have sold property during the present
year, must give notice in writing, at the of.
nee of the Water Department, Tenth and
King streets, on or before the 30th day of
November, and insert in the notice the name
of the person purchasing the propertv.
otherwise they will be held liable for the rent
OF the next year. Also, al persons who
may wish TO discontinue the use of the water
or any portion of it, must give notice as
above and pay 50 for cutting off the pines.
as no alteration will he made in any bill af
ter that date. A. PR1TcH4Rp
Superintendent of Water Works
October 4th, 1855, -2m.
Hats, Caps and Trunks.-Our readers will
hnd an excellent assortment of Hats, Caps
and Trunks, al the store of G. A. Stowel q
Brother, South East corner of Third AND
Market Streets, in this city, which they arc
selling atprices 10 suit the times. Their hats
and caps are got up in the latest styles, and
finished in the best possible manner Call
and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere oct6-tf
Boots and Sboes,-We invite the attention
of our readers to the large and well selected
stock OF Boots and Shoes, to be found at the
store OF g. A. Stowell & Brother, southwest
corner of Third and Market streets, in this
city. Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses and Child
ren can purchase the most elegant articles,
At extremely low prices. These gentlemen
are polite and obliging to customers, and
viii! take pleasure in showing their stock tc
such as may give them call oct6.tf
NEW 5-2Os, 7.3Os and all kinds of loans arc
bought and sold by r. r. Robinson 8 Co,
4th and Market streets, Government Loan
market rates L. S. sis, old and new y $50,
and certificates of indebtedness. They have
for sale Delaware State and Delaware Rail
road lst Mortgage Bonds, they also buy gold
and pay interest on Government Loans, buy
and sell 7-30s
STOCKS and loans of all kinds bought ant
sold on commission by John McLear & Son
No, COZ Market ST. They have on hand fol
sale Delaware State Bonds, Wilminetsr
City 6's, Farmers Bank Stock, and desir
able lot of stock in the National Bank o
Wilmington and Brandywine.