Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
local, MATTERS,

serving of patronage.
Rev. G. F. Wiswell. of this city, has beef
made D. D., by Hamilton College, New York
On Saturday week last a match game o
Base Ball was played at Elkton, between tn,
st. Georges Club and the Elkton Club. Th,
latter we're the winners. The Delaware boy
were afterwards RECALLED with handsome
supper at the Howard House.
The Rev. J. F. Severance, late Chaplain il
the United States Army, has accepted a call tt
the pastorate of Milford, Del, Presbyterian
Church.
The publication of the Georgetown. Unior
has been resumed.
The Union states tina. the ancestor ofMrs
Heggle, who was recently convicted of caus'
ing the death of her daughter by administer
ing poison to her at Ithaca, New York, were
originally citizens of Sussex County.
Edward McClernand, son of General John A
McCleruand, has been appointed by tho Presi-
deut 10 a West Point Cadetshp.
VIM. Bright Il Son have for sale the vau-
able farm of John Wilson, as may be seen by
advertisements in another column.
The advertisement OF Baugh's raw bone Su
per phosphate appears in another column. W,
commend it TO the attention Of the farmers o
our State.
U. s. Compound Interest Notes wanted-a
highest market rates, by John McLear h Son
Bankers, No. GOT Market Street.
Abraham Cannon has taken ont letters tesla
mentary on the estate Of the late John Dolton
Grimshaw h MeCabe offer farm neal
Crumpton, Md, worth $4,000, in exchange fol
City property.
The corner stone Of the new building tor
the use of the NJ d. Church near Claynont, on
the Philadelphia and Wilmington Turnpike
will be laid with appropriate services by Bish-
op Simpson, assisted by Rev. James Cunning
ham aud other eminent ministers, on Thurs
day, August I'd, at O'Clock, P N. The treui is
OF Church extension are cordially invited 10
unite in these services. W. NJ. DALRyAPLE.
John McLear l. Son, Bankers, No. GOT Mar.
ket St, are now offering Delaware State
Bonds for sale at prices that make them very
desirable investment. These Bonds do not
have any tax deducted from the interest, aud
the interest is payable In Philadelphia. Those
in want of a good and safe security, apply
early.
DR.. Rittenhouse has located at Townsend in
Appointments Hundred, and bids fair to oh :
tain large practice. The people in the vi
cinity speak Of him as being a skillful aad sue.
cessful physician.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson will preach in Asbury
Nj. f. Cburcn naft Sabbath, on which occa-
sion there will doubtless be a large congrega.
'AHht no Ht MANY nhi III III VIZ
y. T. Strond b Co.. No. 100 West Second
Street, offer great bargains in summer dress
goods An enumeration of articles, with the
prices annexed, will appear in our next pa
per.
j. O. Groome, Executor of Sarah Black, has
sold a lot of land fronting on Shipley street
and running through TO Orange, between sth
and oh streets, to John Finn, for $1,000.
Another new lot of Mrs. Winslo . Soothiu Z
Syrup, at E. MeInalls pharmacy.
New Loan of the Philadelphia, Wilmington d
inson Co, corner 4th and Market streets, haze
been authorized to offer 800 900 Of the above loan
at 90 Per cent. to run 10 years. 1t pays per cent
clear Of all taxes. Persons wishing good invest
msnt will do we'll to give them call
Delaware State bo-ds for sale at a low figure by
II. R. Robinson Co., 4th and Market streets.
Ranted.-By lady, Il situation as House
keeper, either in the city or country. Car
come well recommended. Apply at No. 1873
East 7th st.
Wanted,-Two good farm hands. VIM. A
Lyuam, Lancaster Pike, four miles from Will
mlngton.
Re.appotnte1 DIR. A. II. Grimshaw has beer
re-appolnted postmaster 10 this city by Presi.
dent Johnson. The Doctor is a good officer
and his re appointment is proper aud jlst
compliment.
To Teachers-A female teacher is wanted tc
fill vacancy in school No. 4, Wilmington -
The branches taught belong to advanced
classes In Grammar Schools. The salaiy is
1915 per annum. An examination will be held
at No. lllS King street, on Thursday, the I'd
of August at 10 o'clock. By order.
General Reads Historical .4darrss ANY one
i =, - ,,G ,bfs bon l,n
and valuable work, noticed Mt length else.
where, may do so by applying to ths Reverend
leighton Coleman, or at the book store of
B, Porter
The Normal School. The Board of Eiucatou
have determined that the teachers in the pub
lie schools must attend the sessions of the
Normal School the coming year. 1t fact they
have made this one of the conditions Of the
contract in re employing them. We therefore
infer that the Board is ready to receive the
resignation of any one who is not disposed to
comply with this requirement.
Totgnsend P,c.Nies-This beautiful little spol
located on the Delaware Railroad is acquiring CO
lebrity In the way of pic MICS. Tne beautiful grove
in the immediate vicinity of the village belonging
to Samuel Townsend, Esq, he become great aud
fashionable resort by the prominent and respectable
citizens for several miles in circumference. Nearly
every pleasant evening OF each week party assem-
bles having music and amuse themselves by dancing
aud eating delicious ice cream. On Tuesday evon.
ing over two hundred Of the most respectable and in
telligent young men and ladies convened at the
grove and we must confess that we never witnessed
a more interesting scene. This groTe is ono of the
most pleasant on tho line of the Delaware road and
the people in the immediate vicinity avail themsolve
Of the opportunity Of seeking pleasure amongst the
large and massive trees and cooling waters. j.
Be AdpiSea -Thore is no denying the fact thai
that fearful malady, the cholera, is gradually ap
preaching us II has already made its appearance,
in New York and Philadelphia. The disease is gen
orally preceded by painless diarrhea, and coon Of
or later assumes that terrible form known as chole
ra DIR. j. Simms' Cholera Syrup is Of SO year
standing; in 1882 it was used with eminent success
in sfecting a cure even in the collapsed stage of tbt
disease THEN established reputation for Its cura
tive properties which was fully sustained and en-
HANGED in 1919, when the country was again afctet
with that epidemic. The proprietors again presen
1t to the public in its original purity, conscientiousl
believing it will accomplish all that is pretended o
ii; namely, in curing diarrhea, dysentery. cramps
collie, cholera morbus, summer complaints of child
rem and the cholera. Price IS cents bottle or
fer dollar. No family should be without this ar
ticle Prepared by DR.. j. Smms Son, at thei
Family Medicine Depot, 4th and King streets, vii
mington, Delaware, and sold by druggists and stor
keepsrs generally.
IES-$6 600, 900 per cent first class, first mort
gage bonds for salo.-R. X. Robinson Co, corne
Of Fourth and Market streets, have been appointed
by Jay Cook Co. agents for Delaware fol
tho sale Of the North Missouri Il. r. Co.'S bonds
They pay per cent. interost We ofor them
50 per cent, which maket them pay an interest {
about per cent. Go and get circulars.
g1TJohn McLear It Son, Bankers, COZ Markt
street, keep cons autly on hand for immediate DE-
livery all issues of United States stocks inoludin
eos, 1905 and 6's of 1881. Orders for the pur
chase and sale Of Government securities executed o
| favorable terms and with dispa oh
ESsSummer Merino Undersiirts of the be't qual
| ity at DoughtOns Gents Furnishing Store, No. 81
Market street.
tF'Just received another invoice of Summer NJ,
riho Undershrts. Also a full line Of India Gause
Just the thing for tho season. at Dou shtons No 81
| Market street.