Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-10

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umpirc-George Grey, of Lenalc Club
Scorers-Belden, for Mosacsa Burnham,
for Lenapc.
Carriagcs. We direct the attention of our
readers 10 the advertisement of John Mer-
rick Co They are among the largest
manufacturers of iirst-class carriages in the
United States, making len day, and with
capacity TO increase the number They
invite those desiring to purchase TO call and
examine vehicles built at their establishment
lhey warrant all their work to he what it is
represented We recommend this firm to
the patronage OF our readers.
a Good Thing. We see by tho new time
ADie OF the Wilmington City Railway Co,
which we have | serted in another column.
that the Treasurer of the company ia now
selling 1T his Office quarterly tickets, enii-
tllng the purchaser 10 ride over the whole
road and at any time for $3.50 This is at
me low rate of $3.50 per month, and was
done by the company moro especially to ne
commodate the mechanics who live upon the
INC OF the road and have work in the city.
Persons coming from even the Rising sun
| Village, can reach Front and Market Sts., at
from five to eight minutes before O'Clock in
the morning. So mechanics need not cat
breakfast so early, can have more time at
nome IN the morning, and are not already
| tlred before the shop bell rings And so in
the evening after working hard all day
wcaried and toll worn, they are carried home
WIN a great saving OF physical strength,
time and shoe leather Thus for about one
days wages the company will carry the work.
man 10 ana irom his work for one month.
Cheap enough in all conscience.
ARRESTED fer Rtotiaq. - Patrick Grady,
Alexander Montgomery, Paul Began, Jr.,
and Jacob Bond We're arrested by Consta.
bic Hersey, and brought before ESQUIRE Sill
yer ON complaint of VIM. A. Gordon, that
thcy in company with others, armed with
cubs, slaves AID other hurlM weapons, did
assemble in Chrsiana Hundred and did
commit a rlOi on the evening of the Sd inst
The evidence adduced on the trial showed
that the complainant was giving a concert in
the Lyceum on the BrnndyUine, when the
parties named, with Others rot known as
sembled and broke up the entertainment. by
stoncing the house, and otherwise nishe
having themselves
The Justice after hearing the evidence.
held Patrick Grady in 81 900, Che being the
rlnglcader in the disimbances) and Paul
Began DR., and Alexander Montgomery. in
the sum Of $500 each, for their appcarence
al the next Court Of General Sessions. &c,
at New Castle, 10 answer the charge.
Jacob Bond was discharged from custody
mere not being sufficient evidence against
him TO warrant his binding over
Arrested Nellie Milbum (eol) was
brought before Esquire Silver ON the 3D.
INST, charged by Hannah Mills with assault
ing her. The defendant submitted and ni1er
hearing was adiudged guilty and ordered
to pay the costs, on complying with which
order she was discharged from custody.
Biaakets-W direct the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of j. &. j. X
Cooper ), Il. corner of Ninth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia They have on hand
q splendid lot of Blankets Flannels, Linens.
Muslins, Dress Goods, Furnishing Goods,
Mems Wear, &c,, to which we invite the
attention of our citizens, who desire TO make
purchases in Philadelphia The Aiessrs.
Cooper are polite and attentive to customers,
anu those who give them call may rely on
hnding an extensive assortment from which
to make selections. They sell at prices TO
suit the times
Holiday Presents. & Biddle, sue.
cessors 10 Thomas c. Garrett, 7l9 Chestnut
| - = liiihhHlIlllAN, NIt now ODDnlnn their
ran stock of Watches, Diamonds, Jewelrv
Clocks Bronzes, Fancy Goods, Silver and
flaled Ware, which they are selling at the
lowest market rates. Give them a call.
Boots aad S1ocs.-Wc direct the attention
OF readers who desire to purchase Mems
Rubber Sole Boots Mems Fine and Coarse
Boots, Women's and Children's Shoes. all
kinds of Gum Shoes of the best quality or
lrayellng Trunks and Bags, wholesale or
retail, 10 the advertisement OF Garrett. No
81 south Second Street, Philadelphia. II
Wlll be found in another column. His stock
IS as large ms can be found in any estabish. .
ment in that city, and his terms are sucL as
cannot fail 10 give entire satisfaction to prr-
chasers. We recommend our citizens who
desire to purchase anything in his line in
Philadelphia, to give him call before buy
ing elsewhere.
Js~ young men can find pleasant hoard
ing At No. sl6 Shpley street by making early
uPpnca'loh' nov7-3t
Water Renters Take Noticc-An porson,
VINO have sold properly during the present
year. must give notice in writing, al the of
nee OF the Water Department, Tenth and
hmg streets, on or before the Both day Of
November, and insert in the notice the name
ol the person purchasing the pronertv
otherwise they will behcld liable forthe rent
ol the next year Also, all persons who
may wish to discontinue the use of the water
or any portion of il, must give notice rs
above, and pay 81 for cutting off the pipes
as no alteration will he made in any bill ai
ter that date. A PuTcuA1n
Superintendent Of Water Works.
Oclcber A. 1865. Pm
Iiats Caps and Trunhs. our read
find an excellent assortment OF Hats, Cans
and Trunks, al the store of G. A. Stowell 4,
Brother, Soulful East corner of Third and
Market Streets, in this city, which they are
selling AT prices to suit the times. Their hats
and caps are got up in the latest STYLES md
finished in the best possible manner. Call
and examine their stock helore purchasing
elsewhere, oclG-tf
Boots and Slices. We invite the attention
of our readers to the large and well selected
stock of Boots and Shoes TO be found nt tbr
store of G. A. Stowel & Brother, southwest