Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29

fIplt0Hne OF BUSINESS anu ItFSDhHt .uHuefM |
-Manlove Hazel, gives notice in another
column, that he lorbids any person TO trust
his wife Mary NJ. Hazel, on his account, as
he will pay no debts of her contracting.
Assistant Surgeon George McC. Miller,
u. S. A., has received orders from the War
Department ut Washington, relieving him
from duty as Post Surgeon of Savannah,
Ga, and ordering him to report to the Com,
handing General and Medical Director OF
the Department Of the Missouri for assign
ment to duty
| John G. Yates has had two three story
brick dwellings completed at the corner vi
Fifth and Washington streets, go by 90 feet,
with three story back buildings. Carswell
& Lee, bricklayers. II. c. Mearns, carpcn-
ter, and L. Curlett, plasterer
The Phoenix Fire Engine Company, OF this
city, are about contracting for Steam Fire
Engine, and are soliciting subscriptions to
aid them in purchasing it..
The dwelling house OF Adam Dayetl, sit
uated near Cooch's bridge, in Pencader
HID, was destroyed by fire last week, with
the greater part of its contents. Ills dauEh-
ter, the wife of the Rev. VIM. II. Tull, also
LOST the greater part of her wardrobe We
Z have moi heard any cause assigned for the
occurrence of the conflagraiion
A man lost his life on Saturday near Mill
ford, by getting tangled in the gears, when
! his horses started dragging him some dis
n lance through pond of water, His heat
p being in the water. when the horses wert
6 stopped, life was extinct.
II is stated that Mrs. McCnnaghy, Post
c mistress at the Junction, will soon commence
Ii the publication of paper 10 he called tn
v Clayton Herald, A portion of the materia
e have already been received
u The american PresJyteriaR, OF yesterday
n says, that the Rev. Mr.. Wiswell OF Contra
j. Presbyterian Church, in this city, was unnni
is mously chosen Pastor oil the Green lli
4. Church, Philadelphia, on Monday last w
- understand that he preached in this church
C, few Sabbaths since.
in Joshua MaTis, Attorney-at-L Law, las n
ii moved his office TO the second story OF M
- 302 Market street. George c. Maris, Re,
ie Estate Agent, has also removed 10 the sam
v place.
o. Tile Caiidren's Hour, is the beautiful tit
or of one of the finest little magazines publish
ed in this or any other country for the g
We pecial instruction and OBLIGATION of childrC
lie generally. There are many useful works
re- a Juvenile character now ahoat, but we ha'
az no hesitation in asserting that the Children
Hour is by all odds among the most val
;" able moral instructors OF the time In Il
til guise of little story or conversation it wra
he up some matter Of history or incident
,ol moral, religious or domestic duty that inst
-'' itself into the mind and heart Of the YOU
er' reader, and becomes MS it were househo
rty matter-of-fact or principle which no aitt
Jlv time can efface The publisher r. 5, Aftht
am No. 800 Chestnut Street, has done a gre
-" deal for the instruction and amusement
the people, both old and young-in liera
ted point OF view, but we think that in giving Il
nm little monthly to the youthful world, he i
I done both State and Church, home and socit
all a favor that will be blessing to them ant
OF source of lasting qualification To linn as
os- lives and labors In so good a field. 7
her work is illustrated with fine cuts, is hai
49,, somely printed and stitched, and will at
III end of every twelve months, make a bent
: oil fully bound volume of several hundred pal
the of as pure, refined, and instructive lieratt
nta as may be found in any juvenile work
aao existence. The price per year is only
'oss dollar and twenty-five cents, and the w
de- is issued monthly No parent can allor,
ight be without this work if they have an
IIc even the smNliest-regard for the fut
- welfare, usefulness or intellectual culture
uoN their children.
10y Restdurant-Mr. Peter Springer has
ME chased the fixtures Of the restaurant, Ii
in ment. corner of Third and Market str
{ of and will continue the business in all
M. branches, as well as ut his old stand, III
~ ment of Odd Fellows Hall. Mr.. Sprir
em'' will serve up oysters in every style, COO
'tent in the most palatable manner, as well
It's other edibles in season. He has had sew
Inv years experience in catering for the appt
Of the public, fully understands his busin
He- and we would recommend those who dc
G to to enjoy dish OF excellent bivalves to
-dice him call at the new saloon EverythiI
nina. kept in the most neat and perfect or
-.-, good, clean cooks are employed, and ARA
runs ments made whereby he is constantly ii
: last ceipt of q supply of oysters, so that our
inca gems may rely upon always getting 4
ows good and wholesome MI. Springer
','i, also furnish 70 families, at their resdcI
''n'y the very best oysters, by leaving order
lime. either restaurant
" DEATH of Hyldnd b. Pentngtom-liy
anu d. Pennington, one Of our oldest cit2
ated, died al the residence Of his daughter,
leath T. 3. Rice, on wednesday last, in the
i As. year OF his age. Mr. Pennington W
native Of Maryland, and removed to
city, many years ago, and engaged il
wAs dry goods business, which be conducted
Iiable marked success for many years, lie fiji
I. Il. retired some Yeas ego, lie was COZ
III MS ent member of the Methodist church hi
sonal respected by all who knew lin, ant
as al death will cause deep regret
eroas Illness Of Senator Riddle.--lt is stated
ever Senator Riddle is lying dangerously
aid. his residence in Washington