Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25

| nan, on motion Allen Gawthrop was called
10 the chair Tho committee on teachers sal
cry reported that application was made to the
Council fer an additional appropriation, but
that body had declined to accede TO that re-
quest. Mr.. Coleman reported several avails.
BILE lots had been brought to the notice Of the
committee in the nsighborhood of Mcdowell
Vile, ranging in price from 5000 TO $1,000
The report was accepted and the committee
| continued. Various bills were read and orders
directed to be drawn for the respective
amounts. Rev. Mr.. Coleman reported that
there had been six regular sessions Of the Nor
NAL school since its organization. Several
oil the teachers had attended very regularly,
while Others were very irregular in their
attendance, aud others had failed to be pr 90 .
emit on any occasion. The members Of the Wis.,
iting committee were requested to call the at.
tention OF the teachers 10 the school, and re-
quest them to attend. Rev. Mr.. Coleman al
luded TO the failure of the Council to make ad-
ditional appropriation TO enable the Board to
increase the salary OF the teachers. He re-
GREETED this, and expressed the opinion that
they did not properly appreciate the labors Of
the teachers, nor entertain proper respect
for the members OF the Board. Rev. Mr.. Cole
man moved that the bylaw requiring the at
tendance of the committees at The schools on
Monday, should be SO altered az to permit the
selection OF any other day. Adopted. Mr..
Porter called the attention to a request of Miss
Osgood that two of the rooms In No. 4, should
be furnished with Worcestor's History, 1t was
referred the Book Committee. Adjourned.
Police A6airs.-The following arrests have
been made since our last report:
Assua Bachus, by officer Jonss, for assault
and battery on Francis Bachus, held In 500
TO keep the peace.
Micbnel CralIey, by officer Buck, for neglec-
ting to have pedler's license, fined $40 and
costs.
Peter Wise, by officer Heal, for nsglecting
to show pedler's license, fined $40 and COSTS
Michael Cowau, by officer Jones, for disor-
DERBY conduct, fined 81 and costs
Matthew McCaulley, by officer Heal, for dis
orderly conduct, fined so cents and costs.
VIM. Montgomery, by officer Christy, for
drunkenness, fnt d so cents and costs
Eliwood Hill, by officer Heal. for disorderly
conduct; held in 500 bail for future good be-
havior and costs.
Henry Ivory, BY officer Heritage, for placing
stable manure in street, paid costs.
VIM. Lane, by officer Shepherd, for drum
kenness, fined 80 cents and costs.
John Boys, by officer Crethers, for drunken
ness, fined so cents and costs.
VIM. 7. Simmons, by officer Heritage for
assault and battery upon George Perkins held
in 5000 to keep the peace.
George Pierson, by officer Heal for neglect
Ing to show pedler's license, fined $40 and costs.
George Reed, by officer Chrsty, for drunk
ennes, fined so cents and costs.
Louis Mccullough, by officer Buck, for as
sault, settled by parties.
a Proper Re6uks.-One of our State Sena-
tors hailng from Sussex county, visited Phils-
adeiphia few months ago. While waiting at
the depot to procure ticket to return in the
cars, be accosted a colored man, and advi-
sed him to push in among the ladies', saying
they will permit you to do so. The invitation
was repeated two or three times, when the
colored man turned on our Senator, saying:-
" always behave myself among gentlemen,
and that's more than you do. I know what Is
due the ladies, and you need not ask me tran
seend the rules of politoness." This sally crea.
ted considerable laughter, and the Delaware
senator in order 10 screen himself from OBJ
Rervation and remark, hastily changed his po-
sition. The poor copperhead wished to create
difficulty and then to cite the occurrence as
another evidence of the ignorance and impu-
dence of the negro. There are too many white
men Of this character, who pretend to be ger.
tlemen, while they are absolutely inferior to
the negro in manners and the principles of
Fsntility and polteaess.
Scott N. E. Church--We are pleased 10 no to
that this society worshiping at 7th l. Spruce
streets, is visited with 'times of refreshing
from the presence of the Lordn Evening
meetings for prayer have been held over two
weeks and with steadily increasing interest and
power rs. '. =. -'s sa, 4. With
IN believing" 1t is proper to state that de-
spite all rumors to the contrary, the Scott
Church is alive and we'll, and does not intend
to abandon its position IN the field of useful
ness. The work OF revival goes on encourage
ingly, and all who will are invited to attend
and worship there. On Friday night there
will be an experience meeting, and on Sunday
night the past or will preach sermon on re-
igious excitement.
Rel;gious-The Union Sabbath School of
Riddles mills, will give an exhibition at Mount
Salem church, on next Saturday evening, Jan.
~, at o'clock doors open at 6 O'Clock. The
exhibition was given on last Saturday night,
and at the desire of q large number of the IA
dience, arrangements have been made to hsve
il repeated on the coming SATURDAY evening.
The city cars pass within q square of the
,hurch, and We can promise a very pleasant
evening to any of our friends who may attend.
Cut il Shori.-Thsre is no occasion to reque,t
Parker at No. l. East Third street, to cut his
stories short or the customers beard or ha.r,
as he fully understands his business, and is
governed strictly by the rules of politeness IS
we'll as by those of the trade. Give him a
call and you'll find him fully up to those IL
ping times which msn who puff and blow ire
talking about.
Lecture. - Rev. George ouigley will deli,er
. lecture in Brandywine N. K. Church, nat |
Thursday evening, a u o'clock, for the benz |
it of the poor and afflicted in BrandywineiVl- |
age. Admission % cents. Tickets can be hid |
IF j. l. Gouley, H. F. Pickles, J. O, Allmod,
aud Rev. ]. France.
Entertainment --Wymau is astonishing large |
Audiences at the Institute every evening =
His feats in slight of bsud are not more mar
Velous than the gifts which he makes 1t q point |
10 distribute. How he Can Gford 20 give awIy |
eligible building lots he can alone explain, hut |
the outsiders must for time tax their brans
TO solve the matter. The fortuna to ones nay
thank their stars that Wyman, the great Wy
man, ever visited our city.
Itch, Itch, Itch Army heh.-England's Col
den Itch Ointment will cure the worst Case of
Army Itch. 1t contains no mercury or oher
ingredients in any way injurious to HEALTH
Those suffering from this terrible dis,ase
should procure it at once. Ask tor EnglGd's
Golden Itch Ointment and take no other. l..
NJ ESGLAgD, Druggist and Chemist, Whining
ton, Del. Price 80 cts. a box by mail so.-a2t
The Livery Businsss.-Messrs. Under wotd &
Conner have taken the livery stable, formerly
occupied by James Murdick, No. l04 Eass 4th
street, and are now prepared to accommodate
our citisens with horses and carriages, at ates
TO suit the times. They have procured new
stock, and are determined to make their sand
one OF the most att ractive in our city.
Nefe Grocery Stors.-Mr. James P. Plmer
has taken the store formerly occupied by tho
late Mark Brear at No. 1920 King street, Where
he intends keeping constantly on hand e. fresh
assortment of groceries which he will dispose
of at a small advance. Mr.. P. is an energetic
young man and is deserving Of enco uragsmelt.
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