Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-09-27


Daniel A. Adams, formerly Of this State,
died at Houston, Texas, of yellow fever
The two former are brother and sister OF
General Torbert, and were from the vicinity
of Georgetown
Ogle & Townsend sold the store OF VIM
9th and Walnut, on Saturday.
for rs, 725, to q. Townsend, jr,, and two
story houses near the corner OF Walnut IN o
9th street, to Joel V. Greenman, one Tor a
81 1926, and the other for 81, 200.
A man named Samuel Smith, who LETT
mysteriously with horse and carriage be.
longing 10 Mr.. John Kirkman, winch he had
hired to take ride, has been caught at
Bridgeton, N. j., and the team recovered.
The colored people of West Chester cele-
brated the fourth anniversary Of the Eman-
cIpation Proclamation, ut West Chester, on
Wednesday last, by grand procession and
meeting. The colored Union League and
Masonic Order participated. The Lincoln
Base Ball Club, of this city, was also in the
line. Addresses were delivered by j. j.
Creigh, of West Chester; Frederick Doug
lass, Francis Ellen Watkins OF New York;
Hon. John Hickman, of West Chester; Prof.
A. NJ. Green, and j. @. Bowers, oil Phlla-
delphia.
Ladies' and Children's Fancy Furs, al
John Fareira's, 718 Arch Street, Philad'a. |
Stock large. Read his advertisement Give |
him call.
Wyman, the celebrated Magician, will |
give gilt entertainments at Odd Fellows |
Hall, every night next week. See adyer-
/ tisement In another column.
We direct the especial attention of our
readers TO the paragraph in our City Mat
tiers, headed Something New 1t is i'm
porlant to them all.
trimmings, Sc.-It will be seen by notices
In our City Matters column that John L.
Frock, No. 705 Market Street. invites the
attention of the ladies to his splendid assort-
mcnt of goods suitable for the Fall season,
, which he has just received Among other
things he has full line OF the best black
. silk velvet ribbon OF the celebrated G. f.
brand; ladies, misses and children's fine
merino vest and fine plaid stripe and check
: cashmere hose; Jouyin's best kid gloves;
new velvet buttons; ladies, gents, misses and
children's fine cotton hosiery; extracts, lace
/ collars, black lace wells, extra bugle gmps
b and drop trimmings, and numerous other
A articles usually kept in such stores, which
c he is selling as low as they can be procured
: in Philadelphia. We would invite our read
Y ers wishing to procure anything in that line
a to give him call. His stock is large and
j. varied and his terms accommodating. We
feel satisfied that they will find it to their
advantage to make their purchases at his
v store.
l. Tho Wilmington Tea House.-The Will
" mington Tea House, at the Southeast corner
!. of Filth and Market Streets, in this city, is
7, constantly receiving fresh accessiOns to It's
j, extensive assortment of excellent Teas,
ID Coffees and Spices. The proprietor is also
j. adding to the attractions of his place of bu-
sness. The Chinese figures in the window,
SO the show cards within and without, art
j, worth a walk to see, and number of Others
as equally curious and inviting will be i0unt
G. al this store But our readers should cal
I'd lon al nf ht frnqia l1rnnf
and Black Tens. He sells at extremely low
prices, as is fully attested by the fact tina
NJ his store is almost constantly filled with Gus
nj toners, who come from all parts OF the city
~ The Wilmington Tea House may be consi
nj dered Que Of the institutions OF of the city
CO Personal.-We arc informed that L. Z
d. Stotsenburg, Esq, aud wife, were on boar,
OF the steamer Dean Richmond at the tim
,r. of the collision with the Vanderbilt, d
ed Roundout, in the Hudson river, on FTida
of morning week. They had been on visi
,r, to the northern part Of New York, for tn
M benefit OF Mrs. Stotsenhurg's health, an
he were returning home. They were in thei
he state-room and had retired when the coll
yn sion occurred. They barely escaped wit
their lives, losing their entire baggage.
raj Mr.. Q. W. Weldin, and wife, OF this city
er, intended 10 take passage on the Dean Ricl
IN, mond, but arrived at the wharf too lale-
ici They were returning from their bridal tou
oil Reso Masonic Lodge-A new Lodge of Ii
Ancient Free and Accepted AIasons W,
MS consecrated by the Grand Lodge of Dell
~ ware, on Monday evening last, ut the Nj
sonic Hall. 1t is called Eurekn Lodge, n,
ra' 30. The following named gentlemen wei
selected as officers: Master, VIM. S. Huye
no, Senior Warden, Geo. Ii. Waller; Junit
an Warden, VIM. II. Thompson; Treasure
lne Alfred Gawthrop; Secretary, j Is. Porter }
vas Alter the conservation ceremonies were owe
aI, the members OF the Lodge, the Grand Of
OF GERS and visitors partook of handsome co
~, au- lation.
, ,' of Grand Rush to the Front Street Sto'
51.r. Store, after the celebrated Spears Anti-du
Tho PaTlor and Cook Stoves; they are the grel
, ~ est stoves ever invented for heating, coOkil
,er and baking, and Tor the saving of fuel. No
IL, is the Time to get them, as delays are da
iny gerous and sometimes fatal Sold wholesa
orc and retail by Wilson 81 Wood, $. L. corn
.cer OF Front and Orange Sts, Wilmington, ID,
1m o. U. a. M.-The annual session OF 1
ks National Council, Order OF American M
nlii chanics, was held in Baltimore, on We
ivi nesday. John Walker, Jr., was elect
Iere National Treasurer, and Joseph Nance
the National Marshal. They both belong
dy this State. Joshua Maris was appointed
In stalling Delegate Tor Delaware.
hat Ordered.-Asst Surgeon Geo S. Q
Tree broth, U. s. N, has been ordered for du
and on board the SusquehanHd, flag ship Of I
nd North Atlantic Squadron, under Rear
ing, miral Palmer. He joins the squadron
ted. Newport, X. l.
.Ut unI,TGIous.