Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

1 Polsee Cdses.--The following cases have been
disposed of by Mayor Valentine since our last }
hitting gaming ia 'bis house, fnsd $40 and
costs.
| Charles Maxwell, by officer Buck, for drunk
enness, fined so cents and costs.
VIM. Reed, Hezekish Caldwell, Emory Nor
ris and Julia Ann Guy, negroes, by officers
Jones aud Solomon, for Drunkenness, fued 90
cents aud costs.
! James Lawrence, By officer Heal, for drunk
| enness, 6ned so cents and cost.
| Peter Craig, BY officer Heal, for drunken
ness, fined 60 cents and costs.
James Barrett and Alfred Barrett, BY officers
Heal and Wyatt, for drunkenness aud disorder
ly conduct, 10 the Motel OF Pussy Smith; James
was hned S. and costs; Alfred was hned ~
aud eosts, for Interfering with officer Heal la
the discharge OF his duty.
George Mitene and Peter Devlin, by officer
Wings,e, for begging from Lousn to house,
sentenced 10 county Jail for 90 days, bat on
promise to leave the city immediately, were
discharged.
Hugh MOClaiferty, by officer Heal for drank
enness, fued so cents and costs.
Caroline Reed, n, by officer Jones, for
| drunkenness, fned so cents and costa.
Henry Sloper, by officer Wingate, for disor-
| derby conduct, fned 90 cents and costs.
Wilmer Il. Ruthvin. by officer Shepherd, for
drnnkcnDess, fned 20 cents aud costs.
DenHis Sharper n, by officer Wingate, tor
| drunkenness, fined SO cents and costs.
John Manluh, by officer Wiugate, for drunk
enness, hned 80 cents and costs.
Samuel Powell, by officer Wingate, for as
ssultiug Samuel McCoy, 6red 80 ceats and
costs.
Patrick Irwin, BY officer Solomon, for assault
and battery on bis wife, fsed so cents and
| oosta, and held IL e2OO bail
| AaM odt, fnr
| drunkenness, and breaking the window OF
Robert Wagner fined so cents and costs, and
pay dsmeg.-.
John Anderson, o, by officer wingste, for
assault on Lewis Dixon. 6nsd costs.
| St. Johns Chxreh-We csnn.t but think st
Johns Church, Brapdvwins Village, to be
very privileged P.rish, In hsv ing such sue
cession OF good and worthy Rectors. With
many we thought 1t great loss to the Parish
aad 10 the whole community, when Mr.. Cole
man bid us farewell but he has been succeed
ed by so excellent Presbyter, the Rev. 7.
Gardiner Littell, that all appear to lock to the
future with bright hopes and sanguins sntici-
pations OF continued prosperity. Although
comparatively young in the ministry, he has
proved himself On excellent workman. Well
educated, of a genial disposition, and Of an ac-
live and unliring energy, he will no doubt
prove an acceptable addition 10 the already
many good Pastors with which Wilmington is
blessed. We predict that his ministerial Ca
reer will be both popular and useful.
Deessssd-Johu H. Price, one vt our wealth.
lest and well known citizens, died at his resi-
dence on Wednesday morning, from cancer
He had beeu suffering tor some Time, and had
arranged TO close his business AID settle with
his employ ees, q day or two previous to his
decease. He was about IS years of age. His
death j; esvere slow to his family, relatives
and friends.
Fat@sasnmsats.--A superior corps of New
York aud Phiiad, lphia srtistes are giving ex-
hibitions At the Odd Fellows Hall. Ga
Christmas evening the hail was crowded
They will give attractive entertainments every
evening this week. Ga Saturday afternoon
they will have matinee When they will per-
form "Ten Nights in u Bar Room, or the
Fallen Saved THIS entertainment has been
highly eulogzsd by moral and religious PEG
rie, and TIE hall should be well Allied. Sec
adv.
Fssr Closed The Baptist Fair was brough,
to close on last Tuesday evening. The re
ceipis realized were quite large. The articles
voted for were distributed as follows: The
physician's cane to DR.. Tan tam the Soldier
cane, to Henry Gawlhrop; the Sewing Ma
chine, tc Mrs. O1rson the Piano to Salli'
Smith the Orgrn to George Duer Masonic
sash and apron to William Holden; The silve
tea SIT, to Rev. Mr.. Marsh the American
f Flag to tha Junior American Mechanics.
, Skaisag Pak.-The cars are frequentl,
crowded with young ladies and gentlemen VIII
visit the skating park, at the terminus of tn
, Oltg Railway, IL lie ia fne condition, and CHI
lovers Of this healthy, inaocent amusemsn
{ are taking advantage of the pleasant weather
4 The superintendent is very polite aud spare
no pains in afsrding assistance to visitors.
! Found Astrsy-A small pony built mare
a The owner can have the same by calling n
the Office of the Butchers Association, in Tat
nall street above Second, proving property an
paying charges. Dec27 o.
I Tks Markell. -Butter sold on Wednesday O
= so to SO cenls per pound, eggs 80 10 40 pc
dozen chickens 81 TO $3.50 per pair, turkey
$50 to 81 each, white potatoes IS to 20 pc
half peck, sweet do, as to 80 do, apples 80
, as do, turaips 10 TO Ia do beef 30 TO 80. yea
l 10 70 26, mutton 19 to rs, pork, $ll to SLIP
per hundred, lard 20 to %. sorapple sto
y sausage 10 to Is.
, We guarantee the Neoteric Soap, mauufsS
' tured by us, to not iujurs The finest fabri
Harris h Co.
q Wastsd.-A situation for a oolorsd hey, twel,
= ysare OF age, who Is willing to work for his victua
r and clothes, until he Is fourteen. Apply at N
HIS East seventh street dec z0-2t
For Ssis.-P. ooyie of Brsndywi Springs, h,
# two young Horses for sale, at lew rate They al
4 warranted sound and work gently In all kinds
harness. dec 6-2t
a We are still converting the August 7.so
n In new q. s. g. 2o's Of January, we pay ii
: interest up TO January lst, 1851 ON the 1890
n John Mclean B SOU, bankers, So7 Market 81
j N. BAhR, Attorney at law, al the Post
Zee Building, Wilmington, Del.
l. A. B. Finn, Bricklayer and Contractor :
}. Once 10 basement Nc. 2o2 West Seventh
!, Particular attention paid TO Heaters, Range
n Furnaces, aad jobbing generally.
i; Nitrous Oxide Gas.-L. D. Oaulk, DENTS
70 No. slB Market street, Wilmington, Del, e,
n tracts teeth without pain by nitrous oxide ga
Of Ofi ,sr nery csupied by DIR. B. T. Saunders
1t MARRI
10 Ga Christmas Eve, BY Rev. /. Mast, N
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