Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-09

Peter Meredith, VIM. Shoft,, Henry
]. Budd, Timothy Carey.
Little Ureek-xR2s.H Hazel, rhos. X. T.y-
OF, Ephraim Garretson.
Dovsr-E iward o. Eccles, James Raymond,
Jharles O. Babbitt, Isaac Pierson.
NATURALIZATION W. Cooper. Alfred o. Cliff
on, Mark g. Chambers, VIM. b. Stubbs, Sam
iel Wharton, Thomas Pickering.
Aispilliou-Oharles williamson, Henry N.
Joseph Booth.
Milford--Z. chAiiah Reynolds, Clement L.
Sharp, Jehu Quilleu.
List Of Petit Jurors for April Term, lses.-
Duck CIesk-John \. Goldsborough, Angus
tus Scout, Joshua M. Arthurs, Armwell L.
CULLEN, Benjamin D. Burrows, Gary Frazier.
Little Creek-John T. David, Henry Moore,
Joseph Seward
Dover-Wm. NJ. Shakespere, John Costen,
Thomas Clement, IT, Elisha Wright, Truitt
Melvin, Daniel Cowgirl of e.
Murdsrkill-henry Seeney, Caleb ]. Smith
ers VIM. Wallace, VIM. II. Graham, Jas Fra
zier, VIM Broadway, James Longfellow.
Mispilliou-Joseph A. Mssten, Major Wyatt
Mark A. Johnson, Emory Spence.
hilford-James sapp, John Short, John q.
Scott, john R. Cahail.
Police Aedws.-Ihe following arrests have
been made since our last report:
James, Mary and Ida Mannering, destitute
children, BY officer Wingste, sent to Home for
Friendless Children.
VIM. Carpenter, Benz. Biddle, George How
ard, ms. by officer Buck, for disorderly con-
duct IN the streetat night after 10 o'clock, fined
$40 and costs each.
| jeremiah o'Neil, by officer Heritage, for
drunkenness, SO cents and costs.
John Kehoe, by officer Pierson, for drunk
enness fined 80 cents and costs.
VIM. E. Cunningham, VIM. Walker, John
Dixon, Thomas Holmes, dsorderiy conduct at
midnight, 81 and costs each.
Thomas Bayne, by Officer Legg, drunkenness,
| so cents and costs.
Robert Green, by officers Heritage aud Legg
for drunkenness, so cents and COSTS.
Mark Gallagher, assault and battery, settled
by parties.
fter Legg, So and costs.
Joseph Edwards, supplying prisoners with
liquor, by officer Buck, acquitted.
Charles Davis, standing on sidewalk, SO cts.
and costs,
Perry Naudain, by ogicer Jones, for nuisance
on the streets, fuej costs.
John ketoe, by officer " ingate, vagrancy,
sent to Now Castle for 60 days.
Improvements. -Wm. Graves is tearing out
the Interior OF that ancient building formerly
occupied by the late Alderman Boldly, s. E.
corner OF Al aud King SITS and preparing 1t for
the auction and Real Estate business. A few
doors below on the Easterly side of King st.,
the old building favorabIy known as the
Mount Vernon House, and for many years in
the occupancy of Chrstiaa Krauch, has
charged hands, and the front and interior OF
the building are undergoing repairs, being mod
erniged in accordance with the times II will
! hereafter be conducted by James q. Lougaker
| and James s. deal, who purpose eniarglng,
basutiiying and adjoining the bar room in the
| most superb manner, with neat counters,
glasses and richly papered with the various
| battle scenes OF the late rebellion. @. Keller,
has purchased the grocery store formerly oc-
cupied by Robert a. Logan, N. W. corner Of
4th aud Shipley streets. aud is busily engaged
hitting it up for Lager Beer Saloon. Freder-
lex Herring, the ingenious and practical Gun
smith on King street near I'd, has made an ad =
dition to the rear of his store, which affords
him an opportunity Tor the di,play OF his large
stock of uarivalled fire arms There are many
: other buildings in various places under going
f repairs.
I A NeW Bodt-We learn from the Delaware
: County Republican that new and beautiful,
modelled steamer, named " Samuel N FELTON,,
Was launched from the ship yard of Reany, Sot
q Archbold, in Chester, Pa, on Saturday week
J She is 200 feet in length; twenty fest in width
and hold nine feet. Her engine 10 condon
sing beam, with forty -iour inches diameter o
cylinder, and eleven feet stroke. No expens
has been spared to make the " FELTON, frs
Q class steamer, worthy the liberality of th
company and honorable to the excellent gen
u tleman whose name she bears. She Is to pl
between Wilmington aud Philadelphia, an
n will be under the command OF Capt. Huddell
n whoFe kind attention TO the travelling publ
has made him universal f4vorite The Ger
f emony If christening the boat was performe
he htaa unAI an a. .r,aA L.
y The new steamer will be ready TO take her plsc
ia on the line in few weeks.
POitce Gases Before Alderman Vincsnt.-
Clayton Groves, n, arrested by officer Christy
= | charged with stealing articles from the barbe
5 shop of Joshua Campbell. Bound over In tn
sam Of 500 TO answer the charges at Mayor
d Conrt.
: David Belger, by officer Heal, charged b
Arthur Morgan with committing an sssau
upon him The defendant and prosecut,
l. worked in Lobde'ls founiry,an a dispute OF
curing in relatioa to Morgan not moving on
) OF the way with his wheelbarrow, when Bels,
l. assaulted him. Fined S. and costs.
9 P. Haugbey, by officer Buck, for drunken
l. ness, 6ned.50 cents and cost.
Berj Simmons, n, by officer Heal, for drunl
It anness and disorder, fined SO and cosis.
y Holding Oper,--Four or Eve suits have bee
r brought before Esq Silver against persons wi
=. refused to leave the houses occupied BY the
on the 25th of March. We presume that sal
refu sails to move are attributable to the diff
, Guilty OF procuring residences. They will ha,
jury trials and where legal notice was give
A they will doubtless be mulcted into the cos
"A provided by the law. II lie pity that sue
cases could not be settled without slitigati o
The proceedings. however, afford fees for Il
. constable asd magistrate, and they, like 9th,
msn. must live. We trust that good numb
+ Of houses will he erected the coming season
/ and The difficulty under which tenants ha,
labored will be par italy obyated.
J. Esehay9sd.-We are sorry to hear that Il
II establishments in our city continue to eurta
their business operations, one firm having d
If charged the past week or two, about sevent
r, live meu The Railroad company have ali
l. discharged quiet II large number. This wi
base tendency to bring down the rate
a wages now being paid, and also the price c
n every other article We hope that there wi
g be II change for the better in a very short tim
aud that every man who desires to work wi
d be fully employed Tho projection of new OF
t. terpri-es will prove a public blessing. I'll
construction OF a railroad. the erection OF
house, or tho obstruction Of vessel add some
thing to the general good.
Spring StytsS.-Pieee Gooas.-Farmers an
others, manufactur ng their own Clothing are r,
- duested to examine our extensive assortment
Cloths and Cassimefes now hand which hay
been bought at the lowest market rate for Cas-
- We can furnish material and trimmings lower IN,
any other Dry Goods house in tho city, Buye
e viii ind it to their advantage to call and examin
q FIRST class Gutter always hand In the establis
At ment. An experience Of over thirty years In bu
ing goods for Mems and Boys Wear, is a suf8cie
an guarantee that satisfaction will be gwen Call
mr. tho Old Established Stand, No. 228 Market Stre