Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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Ladies' and CiIlI0rens Hats,
Latest styles At CHARLES OAKFORD SONS. Coptf
mental Hotel, fLladelphia.
EPIToaR OF BUSINESS AND PERSONAL InTR,
LTORHcH.- William Bush offers the Lumber ward
and wharf property, and the Ilunsberger build.
ing corner OF water and Market street, for
sale. This is one Of the best properties in vii.
mlngton, and capitalists should give il their at
tentoR.
Read the advertisement of II. II. Robinson
q Ce.i IN another column. Ii will he seen tbnl
they are agents for the sale of the 80 Loan.
young man is wanted who is willing to
make himself generally useful, besides attend
ing 70 tne books Apply to Lemon & Co., 2o8
Market Street, in this city.
young lady wishes boarding in n priyato
family Address. "Letitia," at this office.
@. p. Matlack, Keeper of the Christiana Ligbt
on the 4th inst, caught adrift in the river Dsln,
ware, Mud Scow. The owner is renuestel N
come forward prove property, pay charges and
a; Conrad, offers four pleasant rooms in his
Teslue1oe on the Stroud property, near DR.. j. A.
Browns, on the Newport Turnpike, for rent.
Jones, Brothers S Co., 600 Chestnu, Street
Philadelphia, desire to engage a Canvasser for
new work entitled The Nurse and Snv -
Compensation, $3.50 per month. See adyeTtise-
mentln another column.
Persons in want of Carpetings, Oil Cloths.
Alatungs, Window Shades, &C., should read the
advertisement of }. Stewart Depuy in another
column Of our paper
j, E. Torbert, has opened pbotorranb Hanna
on Delaware Avenue, near West street. In tbis
city. We would recommend our readers who
wish to have their pictures taken, TO call at this
gallery.
Dell Noblet, offers third story room, on
Sixth Street, near Market for rent.
=. 4 Maton, Of this city, was among the
injured passengers In the train which was run
into at Trenton, on Tuesday last. He had an
arm broken.
Anthony Reybold having sold the farm known
as the John Reybold farm, on the publio road
leading from Delaware City to Port Penn. and
near Delaware City, will offer at public sale. on
Wednesday, March 10th, at 8 O'Clock, a. m l., the
entire stock Of said farm, together with all
kinds OF Farming Implements.
MISSIONARY AsSIyERsARIEs.- last Sunday
afternoon, the Sabbath Schools connected with
s. PsuPs Church, held their anniversary. The
Church was filled to OVERLOOKING. The children
sung number Of hymns in fne style. The
hes. Mir. Diekerson delivered a very interesting
address. The Schools contributed very hand
some sun TO the Missionary cause.
Ihe Asbury Sabbath Schools held their Alis-
elonary anniversary, last Sabbath evening -
The Church wns beautifully decorated with the
stars and stripes, the pillars and lamps were
Ereathed in esergreeDs. The motto Of the
Schools, eve love the cause was euspepded
over the pulpit. The church was crowded. -
In the midst Of the exercises, the Rev. MIR. Ro-
binson informed the children that they were
honored with the presence Of Gen. Smyth. and
he proposed to make him a life member Of tho
Missionary Society, which was done at once.
Tbs Missionary contributions of the Schools
will amount to about $780, Rev. Mr. Dioker-
son was present and made a neat address to the
\ children and audience,