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


nsm,rating the services Of their late fellow 4
associate and friend aud at the same time
anxious to perpetua'e, the respect and love
hey entertain for him as q man, o soldier,
md christian, have caused n beautiful aud I
appropriate memorial stone to he erected in I
r'ioity Chapel--at the corner OF Fifth and {
King Streets, In this city. The design Is ,
eful aud neat, and consists OF q mural
tablet Of Egyptian marble three feet by four.
UpGn this 10 shield in relief, Of white statue
marble Two feet seven inches square; upon
this is chiseled the blowing inscription
IN MEMoRIAM.
CAPT. RICHARD RRlNDLEY.
q Regt. q. 8. Infantry,
Born October l2tb, 1891.
Killed at the battle Of
Gaines Mill VI.
June az, 1891.
aAn example Of the believers, IN cord, IN con.
Versafioa, % charity, IN SPIRIT, ia faith IN purity.
TIN. ~, IL.
Surmouuting this shield are two crossed
Roman swords and q helmet, also in relief
The whole representing coat OF arms. The
tablet is placed at or near the centre Of the
south or Fifth Street wall of the church, d.
rectly under the gallery. The effect pro-
duced by the contrast of color 10 the marole
/
awakens invest 1t with mourniul interest, 10
the eye OF every beholder.
The entire work was executed by Mr.. Ell
| war Greble. No. lT08 Chestnut Street, Phila-
delphia, the :sther Of the young and gallant
Lieutant, who also lost his lite in the service
of his country, at the battle of Big Bethel.
Captain Brindley. the soldier whose private
virtues and noble bravery this tablet IL in-
tended to commemorate, was the son OF the
laie james J. Brindley Of Christiana Hun
bred, and was at the time of his death in the
thirty. second year of his age. He fell In the
engagement at Gaines Mill, while leading
charge of his battalion against the enemy.
He entered the regular army in 1861, as Sec
Dad Lieutenant, and was at the battle OF
Ball Run, where, by his intrepidity and cool
n-ss in the face OF danger he was recon-
mended by bis superior officers tor promo
ton. He received the appointment of Gap
tain but a short time before his fall. he was
shot through the head and instantly killed.
Anniversary of the Homs-The Third Ami.
versary Of the Home for Friendess and Des
titute Children, was oelebr tied at the Institute
Hall, on Thr rsday evening last. The Rev.
Leighton Coleman presided. Prayer was of
fered by the Rev. VIM. J. Stevenson. The
children Of the Home were present. and sang
very swsetly a number Of we'll selected pieces.
Their behavior was admirable. Various en-
: Hiles, the most gratifying feature being the
entire freedom Of the Institution from debt Of
any kind, and a good beginning towards an
: Endowment Fund. Addresses were elivered
nv Mr.. s. NJ. Harrington and Rev. George +,
Wiswell, oougratulatiug the managers upon
7 the present prosperous condition of the lusti
tuition, and urg ng our cit'zsns to continued
I liberalty in supporting a movement which
4 | they mu t see has already accomplished grsa
| Mr. do q fac 70
!. marks In reference TO the House of Refuge
3, showing its intimate relation to the work I'M
u dertaken by the Home, and appealing 70
d sympathy and aid 10 its behalf A gentleman
| from New York expressed his qualification a
d the exercises of the evening, after which tn
1t meeting sang the Doxology, and were dis
missed with the Benedicton. Throughout
II the exercises were most in erss'ing, and can
g not fail of producing good results.
THs AsIArIo ouoLBaA.--A despatch, sen
y on Monday TO the acting collector or Nov Yor
!. by the United States consul, at Halifax, an
nounees that "the city physicians on boar
, the smigrant ship England, after further. de
A velopmeuts OF the disease and fuller consulta
ton concur in pronouneing it Asiatic Cholera
ii The opinion that 1t was only a violent type G
:, ship fever is thus abandoned, and prudenc
a, admouisLes us to prepare for the speedy ap
:, proaeh of the dreaded mslady with as niue
care as if 1t were at our very doors, aud have 9
, least one or two bottles OF Dr.. Simns' Chsler
NJ Syrup on banda, ready to use at n moment
notice. For Diarrhei Dysentery, apd all othe
bowel complaints, it admits of no rival Sol
everywhere.
1t Notice TO the Stockholders of the Della
b ware and Pennsylvania State Line r Co
Notice Is hereby given that a meeting 4
l. the Stockholders Ia said Company will be hel
l. at the office of the Company, No. 800 Marke
q. - IL. Al.
e nth day OF Nay, 1855, nj o'clock r M.
take into consideration articles OF consolids
ton, entered inio between the Directors
IN said COMPANY, and the Directors OF the Beri
re and Chester R R Co and by q vote OF Il
n Stockholders to adopt. or reject the same.
IS. CHAs W. Rowland, Sec'y.
= n@-JoHN s. ROwBOTHAM, alias OHEA
joan has still on hand large stock of DR.
~ foods, Trimmings Hosiery, Boots and Shoes
Under Shirts and Drawers, Crockery, Ola.
~ Ware, Floor and Table oil Cloths, Tin W ar
~ ~ Pocket and Table Cutlery, Coal Oil and Coz
- OIL Lamps, Bucket and Brooms, Soap and Tt
y. bacco, and large stock of desirable goods tc
" numerous to mention. Give him a call an
- examine for yourselves, at his old stand Sc
~ Market Street. Open from A. NJ, until
i. P. NJ. Mishler's Herb Bittsrs by the quart
IL bottle.
= Itch, Itch, Itch. Army Heh.-Englands &c
t. den Itch Ointment will cure the worst cases
Army Itch. 1t contains no mercury or 9th
r, ingredients in any way Injurious to health
re Those suffering from this terrible disea
should procure il at once. Ask for EnglanC
or Golden Itch Ointment and take no other.
VI NJ EsGLASD, Druggist and Chemist corner
!, Fifth and Market Streets, Wilmington, o
D. Price 30 cts. H box; by mail 80 cts. ja24
10. Thomas Mitchell of Mill Creek Hundred, h
on purchased the corner store property at N,
Garden, Chester county, Pa, and will succe
10. George W Woodward, who kept frst eli
country store. Mr. NJ. has purchased D.
,ts OF the best q PODS and will add large additio
OF | OF fresh goods from Philadelphia, SO that
citizens in the vicinity can Away, be acco
ute modated by calling on him, at moderate rat
by Rsaf this aad be convinced that Il. t. SrRoBI
OF Co., 10y West 81 street. still maintain their repu
ton Of 'elnS the bes goods at the lowest p, ices
cd New style rrins l2A, IS IS, Is cents; beached
he uoblesohsd mus IN, l2t, 10, A wide, 20. % cen
~ We have on hlni we'll selected assortment
Spring and summer dress goods, consulting of pl5
y aud plaid slpacas; mozambiques IS, 20, 81 37f ct
by plaid an striped poplins plain and figured ali "
di- delaines SO shts beautiful assortment of FreI
and English chintS 37s GEMS dark and light Law
"a. 81 SIT cents; white goods of all kinds nsw st
'o dress trimmings, full assortment of dress saq
ast buttons; splendid assortment of fanny cloths a
Ter eassmerss sl0o 81 IS, 81 so; parasols AMI
re. brelaa. areys patent sollars and new style &c
I'd neck lies. varied assortment of hoop skirts
Fl. best makes, 8 W. Bradleys new patent dup
elliptic Tor doubled spring skirt The world renowr
- | hoop skirt A full Inc of frenoh corses. Call a
oA examine before purchasing elsewhere. .
led Remsvai.-The trimming and variety store Q
b,e ner TN and King Streets (Stuok's BulldiuR,)
a, been removed TO 705 Market street, next to st. Par
ko. NJ Church: Whsre the oitissns of Whining
'od aud vicinity viii hnd we'll selected stock of
int, latest styles OF dress trim nings which will be