Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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Bpit0me Of Business and Personal Matters
"A match race for purse of $500 will conc
off over the Suffolk park track, on Monday
ut three T. NJ. William Dobble enters
Jenny Lind of this State, and Mike Goodwin
enters American Star Of Philadelphia.
An Association OF the Union Soldiers /.
about being formed in this city, similar tC
the one in Pennsylvania, which is now doing
such good service in the Union cause.
There are six members to elect to the CITY
Council at the coming election, the terms o
the following gentlemen having EXPIRED
Phillip Plunkett of the First Ward; Joseph
Rowland OF the Second; Henry +. Pickel.
of the Third Il. j, Horner OF the Fourth;
Philip Mcdowell and Joseph NJ, Pusey OF
the Fifth
John McGowan, one of the parties con
victed at the November term OF the court ii
1864, OF robblng the store of Messrs. Worrel
Child, was released last Saturday, having
been parduned by Gov salisbury. He /,
suffering from consumption and it is highly
probable that lie will not live many weeks
Erc0rsion 10 Cape Mag.-The excursion
to the Capes, for the 2sth inst, promises tc
be the pleasantest and most agreeable thing
of the kind that the citizens ever had the
opportunity of participating in. The Steamer
Samuel NJ. FELTON,, is an entirely new boat
built expressly for the Cape May business
and Will comfortably accommodate one thou
sand, but the committee, in order to pre-
vent crowding, and make every one com
Portable, have limited the tickets to five hun
dred and fifty, and this number will not bt
exceeded. The boat will leave King STREE
Wharf at six O'Clock, A. NJ !, precisely, reach
ing Cape May al ten O'clock and leaving
at five L. NJ, to return thus giving the ex
cursionists seven hours in which TO enjoy thu
sea bathing, and still reaching their homes
by 2 O'Clock in the evening. The boat will
touch at New Castle going and returning
, The Wilmington Quintette Club, whose cx
cellent music enlivencd and made so attrac
tive the various festivals held in the Institute
Hall, few months ago, have kindly yolun
teered their services for the occasion, and
will no doubt add very much 10 the plea
sures of the day We would advise all who
wish TO participate in the pleasures of the
occasion, to purchase their tickets early OF
they may be too late The boat will stop Al
New Castle at 0.S0 going, aud $50 ON re
turning Tickets for q gentleman, Sc 90
Tickets for gentleman and lady, 300 TC
be had OF j. Gouley, Joseph Pyle, II. +
Pickles, or any of the members OF the Com
mittee