Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07

F Reybold, 0, Reville,
Alexander, p, 2 Reilly,
Stewart, s 8. 2 9 Lowery, SIS as
Pennir ct n, IS Jas Bsvrlle, lib l
&C Reyoold. Abb Hill, 2b 50
@ Reybold, SD 2 9 Messio, SD 0
VIM A Price, If 4 sc 'llins, "a
Higgins, Of Twigg, Of l
Davidson, IF 8 Cannon,rf
Total 27A Total 81 10
Innings q 8
Atlas, go 2o-47
Excelsior, o 4os 20 6-is
Umpire, Andrew Gifney, Of the Diamond
Stat Club. Wilmington; SCORERS, R. J. Hill,
| Of Excelsior, and c. 3 Carter, of Atlas.
NJ. G. Reviiic, 4; G. Rsyboid, Q; Hill, 3; Reilly,
Al. F. Reybold, .; Alexander. 81 Z g. Rey-
| bold, 2; Stewart, l TwigS, l.. Fene bound
catches-M O Reville. 3; Rsybold, 4; EO
| Reybold, l; g Reybold, /. Left on baser-C
Rsybold, /; G y Reybold, l; Higgins. 2; Pen
| o times, Excelsior 7 times Out on foue balls
| Atlas 8 times, Excelsior times. Struck out
| -Lowery, Reilly, Collins !. Missed
catches Reilly, l; 9 Reybold,' Higgins, l;
Collins, l; F Reybold, 3 Reybold l -
| Mild throws-O Reybold, ; Pennington,
Davidson, l; NJ y Rsvilie, 4. Ace &C aeybold,
| /. Home run-Hill, l. Passed balls-M O RI
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| Prssbytery Of W,imington.-The Presbytery
| of ilmiugton held its semi-annual session at
Elkton, Md, April 18th and l9.h. The Church
at Eikton, after n separation OF several years
returned to the Prssbytery during the previous
year.
The meeting was opened by sermon by
appei1tment, by Rev WIN. Akmap. Rev Joho
| Patton, D. D.. of Middletewn, wss elected
Moderator, and Rev. H. Matthews, OF Elkton,
Clerl.
Rev l.. G. Lockwood was dismissed and
transferred to the Presoytery of Brooklyn.
rev ] Garland TANNER was dismissed and
transftr red to the Fourth Presby terry of Phil
adephis.
AT his own request, on account Of Iii health
the license of William R. Norris was with
| drawn.
R,v George F Wiswell as Principal and
Rev. Wiilinm Altman as Alternate; Elder
l Samuel Barr, OF the Hanover Street Church,
Principal and Elder ". W. Ferris, o: the Della
ware City Church Alternate, were elected
/ Com missiouers 10 the next General Assem-
t bly,. The next stated meeting will b. held
: on the fourth Tuesday OF september, in the
/, Delaware City Church, Rev. H, ]. Gaylord ,
pastor.
The New National Bunk Of North America. -
:, The following are the principal stockholders
q of this bank (of which W. gave a notice in
= our last,) viz: Henry s. MoCombJ, 800, 600
: E. |. DUPONT & Co $2J 900; Robt. Ii. Hicks
$40, 800; R. R. Robinson Co., SIC, 900; J. L
Devou, SIC, 0O0; Judge Hall, $4,000. Their
are also other gentlemen who have subscribed
t whose names our informant does not q
k present recolltot From this 1t will be seei
, That Horny s. McCombs, owns two thirds o
the stock. IL is "lso through that gentle
= mems sxertlcn!, that the enterprise has IN
. with success. 1t is stated that Mr. McComb;
will DO President, and Rob 1T II. Hicks, Vic
II President.
: Melodeon.-A good second hand Melodeon 70
h sale CHEAP, at Grobs's s07 Market st.
n For $55 cash, a new Rosewood Me.o leon q
a Grobe's se7 Market St.
= Taylor l. Farley's Model Organs, with Bal
n Bass and patent Knee Swell ut Grobe's 80
4 Market St.
Pianos, 0rgaus aud Meloieous, for sale oil
easy terms, at Grobe's, s07 Mark st Street.
!. Melodeons for rsat at Geobs's, s07 MArke
I. St
" Parker h Secomb's, Organs aud Melodeon
& for sale at Grobe's, sO7 Market st.
It Bradburys' Knabe's and Meyers celebrated
'e Pianos for sails at Grooe's 807 Market ST.
10 Taylor & Firleys beautiful Harmonic Ne
l. lodeous, tor lie at Gso oe's s07 Market s..
"a Money made by Real Es.dte.-Several Of GU
he citizens have male large amounts of mo ne
within the last ten months, by real estate spec
ulatiou. One gent emsn sold a building 70
$1,000 more than he gave for 1t, some six o
seven years ago. The same gentleman b
y land speculation cut on the lowering purchas
3, has made $40 900. Another gentleman mad
IS about $40 600 en- piece OF laud he bough
9, near this city, aud the same gentlem Al sold
al piece of land Ia Illinois, that he bought TO
D. ST., 400, for $25, 900, thus making 10 those tw
70 transactions S33 900. he has besides mad
q other land speculations, in which he has sd
70 large amounts ofmoney. Another gsntlema
IL Is estimated has made 100000 by lan
OF speculatious within a few years. Numsrou
other parties in this city have made large u
H. mounts of money, but the aboye are aufficier
of to cite for exam plies. There are several me
er In our city, who were not worth dollar 6v
. years ago, who are now worth from $40 900 I
SO $50 600.
Is The Percentage of disbursements of all kind
l. to receipts Of the principal Life Insuranc
OF Companies id the country, as shown by II
ell. New York reports as follows:-Aetna Life 2
per cent Mutual Bennett 81; Charter Oak 8
as New York Life 49, Connecticut Mutual a.
az Manhattan 81; Mutual Life, New York 3s;
"a Massachusetts Mutual SO; New England NJ
,ss tual 40. James Woolley, No Z East Sixth St
arr Wilmin Rton, Delaware, is the Sole Age
mo for the State of Delaware, Of the above mel
,ho toned Aetna Life Insurance Company
m sRJust opened, at the new store, No. 7e6 Mark
es Street, next to st Paui's M. e. Church, large
w. of ornaments and trimmings for ladies silk coa
hats and bonnes, also kid gloves aad Isle thre
and Berlin gloves for ladies' misses and children
- Hosiery, wells lsces collars, DC. Having just pu
md chased large lot Of the above articles at reduc
rs RATES, viii | sell them at very SUI oil advance
of my place Of businsss as 1t will afford plea
lin ure to show our goods. Joss e. FROcK.
s Watches & Je0slry We take pleasure
oh calling the attention of our readers and Il
yns puolic generally, to the large and we'll seoct
yle assortment of Watches aud Jewelry on bar
ue Mt the establishment Of Ziba Ferris, Jr
md 3l9 Market s., Just below Attn, consisting
IN. Fine Sc IS OF Jewelry, chains &C.. Gold 40
~ Silver Watches. of American, Eaglish al
lex French make, some of them entirely new Al
led rich designs.
md A Good Hotsl.-The Washington hous
Market street, above Second, Is one of the vel
err best hotels In our city. II is In first rate ord
has aud everything is as nice and clean as a ne
,rs pin, The proprietor, Morris Dickinson, Is We
,pa polite and ohligng, aud as a consequence
I'D highly popular with all persons who kno
asst him.
'et Fair for 81. yohHs.-We are gratifed to lea
On that the prospect is encouraging for the Fla
1N' and Festival to be held early next month
In behalf OF the fund for the enlargement OF ii