Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-01
Public Saiss.-rhe following 10 list of The
Personal properties advertised In this paper -

PERSONAL properties advertised in this paper =
MARCH
| B. F Brackin. Mil Creek 3D.,
e. B. Hance, New Castle Hundred, II. l
| .. Eliason,
Robert Stuart, Ohristana HID, 2
Reynolds & Bro, Newark, 8
Q p. Ward, Pencader Hd., 3
Benjamin. Davis, st. Georges hd., 3
David Eastburn, Mill Creek hid, IS
D. W. Gemmill, New Castle Hd, 8
Jas. Lit,le, Mill Greek Hd 8
Blackwell & Smith, Braudywipe Id, 6
Nary ". Moore, W. O, @. nd, r
Jas Fighter, Rrnndywino 7
VIM A. Morrison, W. G. q. Hundred, 8
A. w. Churchmau, Christians Hd., o
Derriekson Phillips Braudywine Hd 6
Geo. ". Alexander, Jr., Appoquinimiuk, s
Ely 4 Lobdell, New Castle HID, j" 8
Hsury Snyder, W. G. G. Hundred, Z" 8
Thomas ". Husbands, Christiana HID, 8
Brown Writ, Christians Hd., 10
Geo. B. Clark, Cecil co.. Md, 10
Patrick Sullivan, Pencader HID, 10
Joseph l. Grub, W. @ G. Hd., IL
Samuel B CHM, Appoqunimink Hd., IL
Craig Il Tatnail W lmington city, 10
Sharpe h Weir Brsndywins Hd., ID
Giles Lambsou, Nav Castle Id, Is
Maekelwaiu & Lohdell, Brsndywine Hd., 10
James V. Jetieris, Brandywiue Hd., IA
r. Klair, Mill Creek hd., Il
John Evans, Chrstaua Hd, 10
Samuel Newell Mill Greek Hd, Ib
James Brown, Christiana Hundred, l6
r. A, Reed, Brandywine Hd., 10
Police Afdirs.-The following arrests have
been made since our last report
James Hamilton, by officers Shepheard and
Crothera, for breaking into the Black Horse
Hotel on Saturday night, fer the pur-
pose OF committing larceny, and oinmItting
an assault on Hugh>Burnett with intent to
murder committed to prison at New Castle in
default of $4,000 bail.
Frederick Noel, by officer Buck, for neglect
ing to show peddlers license, iued $40 and
costs.
Michael Taggsrt aud Thomss Morrow, by
officer Heal, for throwing stones, ised costs.
James Richardson, n, by officer Heal, for the
larceny OF SO in silver, from Caleb Miller,
committed in default OF bail to answer at the
next term of Mayors Court.
Thomas Pagan, by officer Chrsty, for eav-
ing wagon stand on the street, fined So and
costa.
The Pennsgrove Raiirodf- Th 10 projected
Railroad which is TO form a new and direct
route between Wilmington and New YORK, is,
we are informed, to extend from Pennsgrove,
N, j., on the Delaware opposite this city, by
way of Wiliamstown to the jackson Junction
1t ia estimated that it will cost Sic 600 mile.
large amount of the stock is already taken,
und it is asserted that the work wi II be COM
meneed early in the Spring.
Remove Your Hog Pens-The ordinance re-
curing all hog pens to be removed distance
of not less than fifty feet from any residence
is now in force. Several have already been
iIed for negiscling to observe it by the Mayor
and Alderman. number of pens are yet
Standing within the prescribed distance, the
parties being ignorant of the rule If peOple
would take ana read their local papers, there
would not be so many fined for iguorantly vi
oating our city ordinan ces.
.Anaip rSdry.--The annual missionary anni-
verstry of the NJ h. Church, at Delaware City,
on Sunday. the 18th ult., was a complete sue
cess. Rev. P. Coombe preached both morning
and night with his usual aoceptability and
power, and tho annual missionary collection
ot the church amounted to over 800. The
Sunday School, ia the afternoon, was also ad-
ero ssed by Mr.. Coombe and the singing by the
children was exceedingly fine. The Sunday
School reported over $500 missionary contri-
button, making in all tor the church for this
! conference wear over 5000, in lieu of seq last
seir, Surely our Methodist friends at Della
ware City are prospecting AID going on to pros
per. We wish them God speed.
Started. The steamboat Major Reybold has
! started upon her regular trims between Phila-
delpha and Salem, N. j., touching both ways
at Chester, Pa, New Castle aad Delaware City
sud Pennsgrove N j., going up the river on
Monday and every other day, and returning on
the alternate days, (Sundays excepted,)
Gases before Alderman Pincent-The follow
ing cases have been disposed of since our las
by Alderman Vincent;
! Edward Green, by officer Chrsty, for keep.
ing hog stye within fifty feet of dwelling
hOqHS pSf r. an 6y SScsr Jones' for refusing
to show license as peddlar, 6ned $40 ant
costa.
| Popular Entertainment M. Har
riugtnn, Egg, OF this city, and the celebrated
elocptionist, N, X. Richardson, Esq, of Phil
adelphia, will give popular entertainment
| consisting of au address and select readings
ut the II. u. Church, Delaware City, on Frida
evening, the 9Th OF March, for the benefit o
said church. We recommend our friends in
that vicinity to hear these gentlemen.
Endorses tie Legislature. Charlesto,
Courier, a secession paper, in its issue of ih
18th OF February, has long article in praise
of the resolutions OF the Della ware Legisatur,
(Which thqy copy in fully condemning the Civ
ing the right vi outrage to the oolored people
OF the District OF Columbia.
The Junction and Breakca.er Railroad is
being rushed through rapidly. 1t is to be fn-
ished by July.
The Missionary Gauss. The annual colec-
ton for the Missionary Cause WAS taken NJ
in the Uaion NJ. E, Church, last Sabbath ent
the Sunday School held Its anniversary, AM
contributed little over $500, making the en-
tire contribution over $500. Well done 10
Union.
Deaths for Year in Delapars.
10 the census of 1860, 252l people died in thi
state during The year ending the 3lst day O
May 1859, VIZ; I2+j maiss and 1878 fsmals
Amongst them were 90 violent deaths, viz =
81 males and 80 females.
For the Delaware Republican.