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

'AHrch and the Gsrmam SeAsot-As this CON
regasion 10 about 70 come before the public
the way of collecting funds to aid it In pur-
hssinR the building at the corner Of Sixth
nd French streets, Il may be well to have the
'uolic informed offts means, its objects, and
to intentions. This congregation has In
most self denylng manner undertaken to es-
abltsh school, such as was long felt to he .
erieus want among portion Of our citisens,
n which, besides the usual English education,
special attention shall be paid to morals aud
he German language, 10 be open to all |
siasseaoi persons aud creeds, TO the English
40 well as the German, who wish TO avail |
themselves OF ib advantages But AZ great |
expense 10 connected with sstablishing aud |
sustaining it,snd 80 money could not be drawn |
Y. has been deferred till the German Zions
evangelical Lutheran congregation has In re-
lance upon the help of God and the assistance
of the sood people Of this city, taken it in hand
to permanently establish II. Although their
means arc limited, the membership compara-
lively small, and tow Of them gifted With
wealth, there 10 willingness among them
TO do good. Therefore they have sold
their neat little brick church in Walnut
street above Sixth, 10 the African N. q. Church
and they propose TO either buy again, or build
auew, - God In bis providence may direct, In
carrying the cherish object of the school into
effect. Believing that lwhen an almost i'm
church) place of worship could bs found and
that way would be opened for them. Here
commenced the congregations fret great self
denials, in having ever since to be without a
convenient place Of worship. But the enter
prise could not on that account be set aside;
II was too sacred; the young and rising gene
ration must be we'll trained or they will become
toe wild and many even wretchedly ungodly.
There was therefore no time to look back, but
to go TO forward In this enterprise and oppose
the tide OF evil ct least as far as possible. The
German language 10 connected with It to make
1t an object for all who Wish their children to
become well acquainted with that language
without extra charge. For this end the school
house No. l, at the corner Of Sixth and French
streets was secured from the Board of Eduea-
tion at 9 cost OF 81, SEQ. In thus house the
primary school 10 tor the present to be contiu-
ued 10 the basement, and graded one is
to be established In the frat story, while the
the upper story is to be made higher and the
whols so improved IS to answer for place of
worship until means for a better one are Sc
cured. This school will save the city annually
tax from to n to twelve hundred dollars, and
the Board Of Education q vast amount OF re-
sponsibilty; and contribute 10 ,cd msrsls sni
purely Christian training, 81 PRISE far more val
liable than rubi's. This Il q good cause, aud
we hope our citiSsns will give literally when
called upon by the members OF this church for
aid.
Polses Cause.-The following cases have been
disposed OF by Mayor Msris sisce our last -
Elisabeth KILLER and Henry Thorn, fined
costs aud held in $500 to keep the peace.
Patrick Haughsy. BY officer Hyatt, for disor-
derby conduct, fined 81 and costs.
John Edwards and James Mckee, by officers
Back aud Wingate, for disorderly conduct, -.
fined costs and held IN $500 to keep the peace.
James Il. Hinson, n, by officer Heritage, for
disorderly conduct, 6ned Sc and costs
Mary Uberman, by officer Hyatt, for dra nix
enness, fined 80 cents and costs'
Henry W. Thomas, n, by officer Wingste, for
assault and battery on Ellen J. Jones, fined SIS
and costs.
Abraham Wood and Charles Wilson, (n) by
officer Shephesrd, for disorderly conduct, each
fined SIS and costs.
W. F. Rodgetsou, By officer Wingste, for dis
orderly cohduct, fined 80 and costs.
Bernard McCarren, Samuel Mcclure, Patrick
MCGOWAN and Hanuah McGowau, by officer
Joues, for disorderly conduct, each fined fifty
cents and costs and AcCarron held in 800 to
keep the psacs.
AJohn P. Searty, by officer Heal for selling
liquor on Sunday, held in $2oo TO answer ~
the next term of tho Oou- at New Caetie.
john Mannoring and john Forbes, bv officer
Shepherd tor disorderly conduct; the former
fned DO cents and the latter 81 AID costs.
Lewis Miller, by officer Christy, tor disorder
ly conduct, 6ped ST. aud costs.
John Harlan and james Sauders, by ofhoer
Christy, for disc rderly conduct, hned costs.
sh~,frs Sals.-on Saturday afternoon last
the following properties lu this city were sold
by the Sheriff, viz
The leather fac tory lately occupied by Mr..
Israoi Townsend in Fourth street, between
Madison and Monroe streets, 10 James Morrow
for $s.olo. The lot is 22o feet front, snd 80
teet deep.
The store No. All Market street between 4th
nd 9Th, now occupied by Thomas Roberts as
$. book store, to John Boldly, con feotiouer, for
81 500. The lot is l6 feet Z inches trout, by
~ fee; inches deep.
The store No. 4o5 Market street, now occu-
pied by Mr.. Craig as book store, formerly oo
cupied by the late Joseph Scott for the same
purpose, together with a brick house in the
same property on ine back Of the lot, fronting
on SIMPLIFY street, TO James McLsnnan, hotel
keeper, for Sll,s76.
Death Of Capt. JONES Buyna.-Oapt. James
Burnett formerly Captain OF Company E, OF
the Fourth Delaware, died recently at Leipsic,
from disease contracted after tbs battle OF
Hatchers Run, while in the service Of the
Cnited States. He went out as FIRST lieutenant
Of Company G, and was promoted stterwardg
to the vacancy occurring in the Captaincy OIL
the above named company. He was In the
battle OF Gold Harbor, the assault on Peters
burg, the Weldin Railroad, besides the var:ouj
skirmishes 10 which the regiment was engaged
Another hero has fallen.
Thedtye.--Thsrs 10 n project on foot TO erect IN
extensive building suitable for a theatrea aid
public ball, with rows of stores uuderneah,
provided the property Tor which an offer lbs
ueen made, can be obtained II will be ne5ly
a square In length. 1. is said that one Cit hn
| is prepared to do the whole work himself, put
| If he desired 10 form a company, numbedef
| citizens are ready to furnish the requisite
capital.
Donation Tsu,-We learn from the Del va
reau, that Rev q. Oolclasier, pastor o; the
Methodist Episcopal church, in Dover, was
| surprised on last Saturday night week. by
| party composed of members OF nis conyIega-
| tioa, who entered his house without annol uce-
neut, and deposited therein euudry chi kens,
turkeys, ducks, geese, pork, sausage, egg our,
| butter, potatoes and other edibles enolgS, il
| was reokoned, 10 last his reverence the lblapoe
| Of this winter, and on bis coming dow from
| his room 10 discover the nature OF the disturb
ance below, they pressed upoa him fe sun
| Of SIs5.
HAssoS's CosrpousD SYRUp or TAR cubs Colds
| Hoarseness, Chronic Cstsrrhs Sore ThroA, Brou
ohitis, Whooping Cough. Group and Asthma Il has
been used Tor u number Of years for the slovs dis
eases, and Is pronounced by every VIII hns used
it. TO be never failing remedy for the cue Of dis.
| easeS 81 the throat sod lungs. Ask fol hssson'l
Compound Syrup Of Tar and Toxic nothiIk olss from,
| apy one. Pcioe so cents. Sold at all be pripeipal
| Drvg storse~-nov e-Smoss
i. H. f~As j o., having taken rat License
as auctiop GERS, are prepared to attend to the
ealIag OF saiss at psrsoa's residences or If pre-.
| fsrred, the goods may be sold at the Central
snction store, No. 8 east 9Th ST., bstwesn Mar
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