Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-17

otehmeI O. NJ rtlton ls an cntlfely new
boat, built expressly for the Cape May bust
ness, and will comfortably accommodate one
thousand, but the committee, in order to
prevent crowding, and make every one COM
Portable, have wisely limited the tickets to
five hundred and fifty, and this number will
not be exceeded. The boat will leave King
Street Wharf at 0 O'Clock, A. NJ, precisely,
reaching Cape May Mt 10 O'clock and leav-
ing at P. M, to return, thus giving the ex.
cursionists seven hours in which to enjoy the
sea bathing, and still reaching their homes
by o O'Clock in the evening. We would ad-
wise all who wish to participate in the plea
sures of the occasion, to purchase their tickets
early or they may be too late. Tickets for
gentlemen, s.. 90 each. Tickets for gentleman
and lady, $500. To be had OF j. Gouley,
Joseph Pyle, II. +. Pickels, or any Of the
members OF the Committee.
Rev. J. Cunningham, A. Kelly,
W.J. Stevenson James G. Morrow,
A Rittenhouse, E. F. Morrow,
J. d. Curtis, Howard Walton,
j. j. Jones, r. Mcdaniel,
j. France, John Bratton,
Isaac Mast, Lewis Todd
j. Pyle, r. IL. Jones
j. Gouley, H. G. Robinson,
II. +. Pickles,
OF the following cases.
Aug. 10. Ann Donovan, by officer Hyatt,
for making threats and using violence upon
Mary and Catharine Fitzpatrick Held in
the sum of 5000 bail to keep the peace.
Mary E. Bush, by officer Christy, for dis
orderly conduct, fined 81 and costs
Hamilton Gillen, by officer Sheppard, for
drunkenness. Fined so cents and costs.
Neal McCafierty, by officer Buck, for
drunkenness. Fined so cents and costs.
Aug. II. Andrew Stimeler, by officer
Crothers, for obstructng the street with
market wagon. Fined 81 and costs.
Samuel 4. West by officer Pierson, for
Keeping lottery policy Office. Fined 500
and costs.
Aug. l2. 7. Butler, by officer shephard,
for drunkenness, Fined so cents and costs,
Robert Young, by officer Chris,y, for dis
turbing the peace. Held in the sum OF Sl0O
bail to keep the peace,
Aug, H. Joshua Sutton. by officer Win.
gate for drunkenness Fined 80 cents and
costs.
Aug. IS. Robert Stewart, by officer Ma.
hariy, for yagrancy. Sent to County Jail
for go days.
Aug. l6 George Clutch, by officer christy,
Tor vagrancy' Sent to County Jail for &c
days
Clossd Up.-The Republican says The
| wilmington Building and Loan Association
closed business last Monday evening Ii
was organized January 10, 1850, and hence
II has existed II years and months. Ii
that lime loans were made to the member,
amounting to SlO105567, not one cent o
which was lost. The total premiums pai(
were e., o95, monthly dues $61 ,94G, s4, in
terest S25, ,634.50, fines Sill. The expense,
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each share by the members S127. for whicl
S2UO were received, making an interest o
ll3 per cent. 1t is moi often that enterprises
are more successfully and economically man
aged, or found to pay better interest. w
therefore commend the formation of sinila
associations to the mechanics and working
men generally, as by saving small sums
which otherwise might he wasted, IL root
nome may eventually be secured. The off
GERS were;-President, James Bradford; Vic
PRESIDENT, Milton Lackey; Secretary, Joshu
Alarlsi treasurer Joel V. Greenman; Di
reciors, John Wood, Thomas jackson. WIN
Mccall, Lewis r. Finley, John Walker, Jr.
Henry +. Dure John Cochran, Philemm
Chandler, James Elliott; Auditors, Jabe
6alley, John 2. Springer, William p Wi
Hanson.
~ Tho Passenger Railroad. The Smyrn
Times of Wednesday says IN. C. Locke
contractor for the construction of the Smyrn
and Smyrna Station Railroad, expects t
f commence work on the route this week-tc
morrow, ii favorable weather. He has al
yerllsed for fifty laborers, and expects
4 complete the work as soon as possible. MI
s warner, the company's civil engineer, SUI
S Yeyed the route yesterday to ascertain th
j. grade, etc. The lot now occupied as n lun
S Der-yard, opposite Ilofiecker's woollen fla,
, tory, has been purchased by the company q
Il depot site and will soon be vacated for III,
i purpose. The Iron for the track is also g,
i peeted down this week. 1t is thought iii,
y thirty or forty hands can build the track
c three or four weeks The long quiet III
c enterprise has had created the suspicion wit
It many that it had been abandoned but i
c sudden revival has created renewed interes
Photograph Galiery-We direct the attel
tlon of our readers TO the advertisement
o I. E. Sexton in another column. II will
:, seen That Mr. Sexton is prepared to tai
d Photographs from album to cabinet siz
.. plain and colored, in the most elegant STYLE
v lie is an artist of high order, and has
Il his establishment some of the most beautif
?, specimens of his work, that we have ey,
e seen We invite ladies and gentlemen wi
,e desire to secure liie.like picture to gi,
At him a call.
|, Sale Of Real Estdte.-James r. Cumnin
, heal Estate Agent at Media, Pa, has so
4 farm of 100 acres, at Concord, Pa. 10
is Pearson, Of this city, for .$11 200.
In