Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19

fofce Atdus.--The following cases hav1
been disposed of since our last:
| John Kuther, by officer Dougheriy, for
assault and battery fined SIS and costs.
Peter Baxter, by officer Shepheard, disorder
| ly conduct, fined costs.
J. Witsill. by officer Wingaie, peglecting to
show peddler's license, judgment $40 and
costs.
Richard J. and Priscilla A. Hall, by officer
Crothers, disordery conduct; being strangers,
released on promise to leave the city.
Geo. W. Hartman, N, by officer Heal, for
assault and battery, fined SIS and costs.
Henry Kornecker, by officer Buck, neglect
ing to show peddler's license, judgment $40
and costs
battery 81 aud costs.
Patrick hausbey, by officer Buck; for
drunkenness, fined 80 cents ard costs,
Lewis aad Mary Gallagher, by officer Buck,
drunkenness released on promise to leave the
city.
Edmund Chadwick, by officer Christy,
drunkenness, fined 80 cents and costs
Parick Wo DDS, by officer 3hepheard, wan
deriug about at night nber suspicious cir
cumstauees fined costs.
Jshn Winslow, by officer Shepherd, for as
sault and battery on officer, fined $40 and
costs.
VIM Cunningham, James Jourdan, James
Rogers, by officers Shepheard aud ::Baylis, for
drunkenness, ined 50cents and costs.
Charity Booth, by officer Wingate, hitching
a horse in an improper place in the street
fined 81 and costs.
Corneiius Cunningham, by officer Crothers,
for drunkenness, fined 50cents and costs.
Summary Of Deaths in this city during the
month OF March, 1866 :-Adults-Asthma, /;
debility, dropsy, inflammation OF stomach
/; jaundice /; obstruction OF bowels, ]; old
age, l. paralysis, d; Phthissis culmonalis, 4;
total IL. Children-Catarrh /; Group 2; de-
blity, l.; diptheria, hydrocephalus, l : in
hamation of bowels, ]; Marasmus, /; pertus-
sis, 3; phthisis culmonalis, |; pneumonia, !;
premature birth, /; stillborn, 8; traumatio en-
tsrite, /; unknown, /; total 49, sum total 81
Ages-undet l., 10; from | to 3, 3; 2 to 8, 3;
8 to 10, 2; 10 to 20, D; 20 to 80, 2; 80 to 40,
/; 40 to 90, o; 30 to 81, 2; 90 to 70, 2; 70 to
80, A. 50 to 81, o 80 to 100, /; Total, 81
Born in America, 2G: Ireland, 3 white, rs /;
colored, &; male, 10; female, 10. ELISHA hUx-
LAY, Registrar.
GIeat Reduction IN Groceries. WIN. H. ALI
mond &. Bro, Braudywine Village, are now
selling good Sugar House Syrup n, 10 cents
per quart. Brown Sugar at 10 cents per pound I.
Roasted Mild Coffee, SO cents per pound
Roasted Java Coffee, a. cents per pound. Coal
Oil, IL cents per qlart. Best Black Tea, 81 20
per pound. Other articles equally low. We
have also NJ our yard, Coal and Wood under
cover, which we prepare for family use. 224U
lbs. per ton which We are cling at the fastest
reduced prices. ". H. ALMOND BRO.
Brady wine Village. ap 10 2w.
Oct The Best.-And you will get Rogers Fra
grant odontoline the teeth are cleansed and
preserved by 1t, and the breath made sweet
and fragrant decidedly the best preparation
of the kind in the market; endorsed by the
Dentists OF tire highest standing as containing
nothing thai will injure the teeth Ask for
Rogers Fragrant o iontoine and take no 9TH
err Sold by Simms Son. 4th and King sts.
You can also get the celebrated Sozodont at
this popular medicine store.
Railroads on the Eastern Shore.-The citi-
zens Of the Eastern Shore of Mary laud are
pushing ahead their railroad enterprises. The
thousand shares required to organize the Dor.
chester and Delaware Railroad Company have
been subscribed tor and meeting will be
held in Cambridge on ths 9th OF May to elect
president, treasurer, and directors. The
friends 0fthe htnt county railroad are to hold
q meeting at Chestertown on " ednesday, 10
eject au organization.
Mss. Emma Casperson would respectfully
inform her friends and the ladies of Will
mIngton that she has commenced Dress and
Cloak making at No. 2l5 Shipley ST., and
will keep Il Large assortment OF waist and
sleeve patterns, Cutting and fitting done at
the shortest notice. Please give me a call at
No. 2l5 Shipley st.
Nlrrow Escape -Ohe of our Wilmington
boys who is engaged in experimenting an oil
well, near Albsny, Ohio, had narrow escape
a few nights rgo. A villain entered his room
aud stole Sl2 and his watch. Being aroused he
asked who was there The robber Immediate
ly fired pistol, wheA the ball passed through
his shirt, aud grazed the skin of his breast
He returned the fire, but the villain escaped
unhurt.
The New Nethodia Church at Claymont will
be tree seated. Mr.. Kimber formerly President
OF the EImira Railroad has given lot to build
it on, and one thousand dollars in cash.
The Mdrkets.-Butter sold on Wednesday Mt
IS TO 10 per pound, eggs "a to % per dozen
chickens Si.75 to $3.50 per pair; potatoes Is
to ls per half peck; sweet 40 to 80 do; apples
As to 30 do beef l5 to % per pound; veal 8
to rs; mutton 10 to Is, pork Is to 3 per pound;
sausage 20 to 25; lard 30 to rs; shad 80 to 10
each, herring rs per dozen.
The Propiddnt Lii: & Trust Go.-This com
pany while giving the Insured the security OF
an actual capt. AL divides sll the profits of life
insurance among its policy holders. E. W.
South Agent 5O4 Market st.
Thomas Mitchell of Mill Creek Hundred, has
purchased the corner store property at New
Gartsn, Chester county, Pa, and will succeed
George W. Woodward, who kept first class
country store. Mr.. NJ has purchased part
of the best PODS and will add large additions
OF fresh goods from Philadelphia, 30 that the
piiizan. in thu pcinitv n va hp cr m
modated by calling on him, at moderate rates.
Lost "A well grown Mocking Bird escaped
from its cage at the trimming store, N. W.
corner OF Ninth and Market streets, last Thurs
day evening. FIVE dollars will be paid for its
return or IL lihara! reward will be given for
any information that will lead to its recovery.
Badly Hari.-A son of Mr.. Franklin Wright,
aged about 10 years was so badly injured by
play mate, last week that it is considered that
hrs lite is in danger. The boys were playing
base ball on the Gordon lot, when young
Wright was struck il the stomach with q club
after which he was carried home, and has since
had several fits.
Hat' and Caps -inomas NJ. Culbert has
opened new stock of hats and cap at SOB
Market Street. as may be seen by advertise
ment in another column. He will keep good
assortment which he will sell at the lowest
market rates. Give him a call.
Scattereood AHsn, successor 10 Kelley 1 Ales,
No. 419 and AL W. Front street, Wilmington Del
has constantly on hand full assortment Of family
-four mill iced, gram, hay aud straw by the bale or
ton. Also, Walton Whann's and Moro Phillip 9
super Phosphate of Lime and the Lod's manufac-
turing Compsny's Poudrette. All goods delivered
within the city limits FREQ of charge. aprl9 If
foT Rent.-A large room suitable for a store
house or mandatory. Apply at Bailey 4 Eos
ter's Auction Room, No. l12 West Front street
Il CGnUdsser Wanted An active intelligent