Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

| Enterprise o | ll-3G
Umpie V. B Buell., of Lenapi Club, New
Castle Scorers. VIM. Z. Cleaver, of Atlas
Club, A L. Beck, Of Enterprise Club.
NOTICE. .-Daso Ball players are requested to look
to their interest and purchase their Balls and Bats
at Boddy's. He sells the Empire Regulation and
tho Eagle Ball at$l IS each, aad full sized Bats AT
So 10 per dozen, and all other implements used in
the game, at ca ualIy reduced rates. He also sells
Fire Works in larger quantities than auy other es-
Enlistment in the State. Those in want of either
of the above articles good Ice Q cam, had better
call during the playing seas IN, at ri Market St
N. b. Playing rules of tho game may be OBJ
tanned. jn2l-6t
Accident OIL Wed tuesday, last whilst Mary
Jane Vandegrft wife Of Leonard U. Vande-
GRIT ofChrisliaua, IN mpany with young
man named William Hamlnell were driving
. horse attached TO a dearborn to Wilmington
= the animal from some cause took fright when
= opposite the dwelling OF Philip CLARK, and
=. | ran away at a furious rate, upset the dearborn
:. throwing Mrs. Vandegrift and Hammell against
the bank, the former being badly bruised
f. Mr.. Joseph Oliver fortunately happening 10
l. pass by at the time, took Mrs. V. in charge
: aud, conveyed her to her residence ct Christi
J.; ana, when Or. Russell was called to her Al d
r She lies in a critical condition, The youHg man
had ohc of his legs slightly injured.
Excursion The Sunday Schools connected
. with the Asbury NJ, Il. Church, made an ex
y, curson to Red Bank, New Jersey, on the
steamer Jersey Blue, last Thursday. The boa
, was a very pleasant one to ride In, and as the
y day was very fine one, every perssn on the
boat seemed TO enjoy the ride. They arrived
70 there about lOA O'clock and after eating
= dinner they commenced to enjoy themselves
:, in various ways in the beautiful grove nea
" the landing. Everything passed of in yer.
=, pleasant manner until about FIVE O'Clock, whe
han tod for HON far Iaau nj
", wharf the boat went around the gunboats o
>" the opposite side OF the river, thus affordin
~ the excursonisto 6ue opportunity OF seein
=. the New lronsides, eeveral monitors and
~, number of gunboats. The ride down the De
.'' aware was splendid-tbere being such fin
-. bret re, aud every ono was In the best spirit
us and the boat going swiftly along. They a.
.oi rived ere a little before eight o'clock, wbe
7 all went to their homes much pleased with u
- manner in which the day had been spent.
by Successful Dela,oarcan. Isaac Solomon
g. formerly resident OF this city, but of la
iu- years resident OF Baltimore, has recent
lat sold his residence ia that city for sixty thou
a and dollars at public sale. He has purchase
ole one OF the finest islands In the OhesapeaE
lite Bay, and is now engaged 10 erecting magn
to- cent mansion, which with buildings for b
lis oyster business &c, and other improvement
ted will cost over five hundred thousand dollar
Ind This fortune was made by Mr.. Solomon in Il
red oyster business. He supplied the West wi
re- them He has long been known as the mo
his extensive operator in Baltimore. On til
his island great deal of the work OF opening I
to oysters and preparing them will be done
ex- machinery, whilst railroad will convey Ii
onS shells to the kins, whore they will be reduce
silly to limo and then be placed on the land. TIL
nd. will be the most stupendous oyster establish
fm- ment in the world.
hat Lost or Slolen.--All persons are caution
the against receiving or cashng a check draw
to By Henry Latimer, 10 favor of Robinson
lich Bro, dated July lfth, 1866, for $29 so, t
ad. same having been lost or stolen. Robinson
Brother
'ere For Sals.-A gooi business stand on I
'ton corner Of Poplar & Robinson Sta. Has thr
r. stories, / by SO feet, with back building CO
we're tanning rooms with store room. Apply
As NJ. b. 0cheltrce, Real Estate Broker, No
wed East Sixth Street.
cred
eral fohce ADdrs.--Ihe following cases ha
ting been disposed OF since our last
Philip Massey by officer Buck, for drunke
meas, fined 80 cents and costs.
Di- Thomas Forsythe, by officer Crothers, d
eve unmuEzled, fined costs.
ions j. updike, by officer Stewart, for larceny
pocket book containing receipts and other
vine pers, the 10 b inst, held in $500 to appe
bor- al court OF General Sessions at New Cast
o US improvement al OAristiana.--B and ]. Pete
OF long and favorably known as merchants
us Christian, have had their old building Ia
down, aud workmen are busiiy engaged
lstry erecting new one on its site. The build
forts will be brick with front of So feet, and q
their tending back to the depth of 40 feet two st
lded rles. The secoud floor has already beea le
citi- ed by the Sons OF Temperance We al
learn that a new Episcopal Church il a
feel shortly to be erected, Immediately below
misc store of the Messrs. Peters.
, h;o George Elliot has commenced the Saddle
Harness business at Stanton. This will pre-
,ho advantageous to the farmers of that sectit
csto Mr.. Z. served his apprenticeship to one of
,in,a best mechanics of Chester County, and havi
ori thorough knowledge of his business, Abe
Ill tends executing all work iutrusted to him
He wv 'o'' "ianuei "uu NJ 'ho io"est rates'
me Ro5bsyy al Nswark We are informed 1
nPio some villain efecte an entrance into the re
dence OF George W. Colmery, in Newark, De
NV ware, on Tuesday night last, and purloil
A., we thereirom a coat worth $3s; pair of bo
lsu1 worth SO and SIS in silver, shaving apparai
.as' and netes,du bills and other papers to the
pup ne VI S27s. The sceundrel succeeded 10
'"o ting off with hs booty without detection.
LOTION Sabbath, the 18Th inst, a &
breast pin representing the letter "W" alta
+, ed to white ntck-ue; a reward of 50 will
lee, igiven to the finder by leaving it at this o.