Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

surer elect, VIM. Preston, and the Assessor, 4
Joseph Pierson, took the usual obligation of
office, IL being administered by J. T. Robinson,
Esq. d
Receipts from Cts Auditor we're read for ,
money received from various parties. I
petition was received from John Mines {
asking the extension OF water pipes TO Fifth and
Montgomery streets, where he is about erect
Ing four houses.
A petition was received from Lewis Curlett,
asking the extension of water pipes 100 feet, at
Seventh and Poplar streets.
petition was received from DR.. Porter
asking the extension of water pipes, to supply
eight houses building on jackson street, be-
| tween Elm and Linden.
| communication was received from Jacob
S, Weldin, stating that the old pier in front of
| his wharf on the Ohristiaua was serious OBJ
| struction.
petition was recsived from S. A. Nebeker |
| aud others, asking improved water pipes on |
Jackson street, between Fifth and Sixth.
The committee reported adversely on petit.
tion of VIM H. Naif, asking the remission Of
| the fine Of 500 imposed by the Mayor.
The Lamp Committee reported in favor OF
placing lamp on Kiug street, between 9Th and
9th, as asked for W. 4. Taley and others
They also reported in favor OF Tampa at the cor
ner OF Fourth and Spruce Streets, asked for By
". H. Logan and others, at a cost 10 each case
OF $25.
Various receipts from City Treasurer were
read, acknowledging the payment to him Of
various sums of money.
Reports from Superintendent Of Water Works
and Street Commissioner, were received and
read.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Pluukett, the ordinance in
regard to frame buildings was taken up,
Mr. Chandler thought that the ordinance
should be more restricted in its limits.
Mr.. Plunkett said that it should be made
g general-he was opposed to special legislation.
Mr.. Duncan thought it should not extend to
=. | the country districts.
u Mr.. Picket concurred with him, and said
y, that y poor man had as good a right to erect a
a. y small building on his lot as the rich man had
~ costly one.
o. On motion of Mr. Titus, the matter WAS post
poned for two weeks.
~ The standing committees were announced as
a follows;
u, Finsnce--John H. Adams, John A, Duncan
~ Il. F. Pickles.
or Watering Oommttee-Gregg Chandler, Phil
., Plunkett John A. Duncan George ". Dorsey
''S John X. Kirkman.
Revsion-Thomas Titus, David Woolman
" Joseph D. Pierson, John K. Kirkman, Geo. W
Dorsey.
ID Fire COMPATIBILITY Plunkett, Joseph
~ Rowland, Joseph T. Person
on Streets philip Pluukett, Norris Weldie, J
Oh H. Adams, L. F Pickels, VIM. C. Leibraudi
III Accounts-John A. Duncan, Gregg Chand
s.. Ter, Charles H. Gallagher.
W Public Budings-Jphn A. Duncan, Greg
Chandler, Philip Plunkett, Morris Weldie, Gee
Inn W. Dorsey,
'SSp Eugrossment--GreggC Chandler r. Plunket
- Morris Wede, John X. Krkmau.
II; Opening Streets-John II. Adams, Dayi
u Wonlman, Charles Il G llltgher.
Lamps-Thos. Titus, David Woolman, 10
~ D. Pierson.
W Educalion-Jos G. Rowland, David Wool
~ man, VIM. @. Lebrandt
,,a, Police-Thomas Titus, David Woolman, 10
- D. Person.
avisation-Philip Pluukett, Morris Weld
raj John X. Kirkman.
ar Trusts-John Il. Adams, John A. Dunca
ohs Henry F. Pickles.
"a New Map-John A Duncan, Thomas THU
Al Joseph D. Pierson, Philip Plunkett, Charles
R Gallagher
80 Board of Health-Gregg Chandler, Nor
,au- Weldie, John H. Adams, George W Dorse
200 David Woolmsn.
.aat' Public Square-Gregg Chandler, Joseph
ias. Rowland George w. Dorsey, David Woolms
John X. Klrkman.
House OF Refuge Gregg Chandler, John
APP Adams, David WoO!mau
Removal of County Hosptal-Philip Plu
4 in kett, Gregg Chandler VIM O. Leibrandt.
III Orders were directed 10 be drawn as follow
%NNFs
At of streets; w Fl. Pierce $s25 for oil, w.
,rrs. Piece Sl2.lO for wicks DR.. j, F Wilson So
,bor. for professional services john I Robinson
I'm Adjourned.
Also Temperance Charlottesville Tempersr
III men OF Delaware, had grand demonstrate
pare on Thursday The weather was unusually d
in and everything appeared propitious. I
members of t 4e several Divisions OF the sc
i isihed and IL Good Templars assembled e. th
- aHal. -
5i. after formed in pro- assloni and headed b!
band of music marched TO the lower part
= de- our city, under the direction OF Chief III
sctu- shall Solomon Hersey, and Il Emmett Lyn
West assistant. They were joined by Union
Friendship Lodges Of Mil Creek Hundr
Ia an and members OF the order from Chester d
camp INV u;3aiarr rao1s III
=, ~ numbered Beveral hundred, and in pasa
Ga.5 through our tity made Qsits fEe appserGr
On arriving t. be woo.s they organized
appointing Hear r. Picket President j
Iloyes, Hayes oi Wilmington, Aaron P. Osmcul
opnns Canterbury, David Mckee Of 81. Georges
, ana na a T. klckards OF Mil Greek Rev, Thoma;
EIs1 Pousou o. Delaware CitY, W. Peagce of ri
4 Co adelphIa aud +, Pa1smore oil henuets Squ
7.it Vice Presidents Addresses we're made
, DR. Jewett G. Boston Wn Mitclcll OF p
niosd sieipnia &r. Htc- Of New Jer,ev DR.. 81
nufac bins OF Unionyille, Pa kev. ar. Marsh
mother thts city, and others, IhH as5cmolage
! DER one o. the largest &c np'rance celebrst
really aver held in our State and passed off
cine as - -,,G,.,..r.,. ~ .,.raor IIa r,arror
stock 10y SN''S''NNS - :,
l7.2 lsules were OUT III 'Ac'F s9tSug y c"a'.'ou
to render the good Caus3 popular and sLil
a aud late to greater effort nil engaged therein.
enug. city cars carried a large number OF pa3sen'
some through the day and f.. tho railroad comp
d, end he celebration wes certainly good thin
dam Sunday School Coagfraoa.-A grand cor
} -
% has institute will DO held in the Udiol y
Church, OF Philadelphia, beginning Oct
IA, 10th and continuing iii tho l2th pEoxim
riF i II ia expected that either Bishop Scol
al eker Simpson will make tho opening address.
shetsr says discussions, pubic meetings, childl
~ tbe gatherings, &c, will i'll IN the tmo
ga q 1riously. Two deleE6tes from each sab
school within the hound OF Philedel
Conference will De entitled to aeats in the
Id, and ycntion, in connection with the pastor.
lst of pastor is requested by tue conmttee 0
/. Tue Engagements to preach upon the subje
leaving sabbath schools on the sabbath morning
Market Crdlug the meeting OF the convention.
II 81 names OF delegates should be sent to
Church a. iI;,,H; &c NJ Z, - - n, a.,
Wash. phia as soon as possible.
erty, at a Gard As certaiu copncrheads OF
'anutao ci,v are lahorinp s,rerunnsIr 70 ND,
not Ice. | ,,iS,d, - b.l;ora ,h,, I - i,
Son t W 80 ,,,i. ~ zen nod
lal Ma public mind, can have no affinity W
hers OF parv who would al this moment j5iu
on, on with Southern rebels il any moyemen,
would work injury to the General Go
, S,o.L ment, II they saw any show OF success.
~ - template, shortly, making the tour o
nas q State and doing what good can in the