Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-08

Interesting ngS.-hellglOus meeuhRs
will be held St. in Andrews church,
corner of Eighth and Shipley Streets, every
evening next week. Eminent diyines from
abroad will occupy the pulpit each evening.
On Monday evening, Rev. DIR. Newton, OF
Philadelphia, will preach. These meetings
will be OF an unusually interesting character
and the public generally are invited to
attend.
Repipai.-A great revival has been in pro-
gress, at the Asbury nj. e. Church, in TINS
city, for several weeks The altar is nightly
crowded with penitents, and large number
have made profession of religion. More
interest is manifested in these meetings than
has been exhibited before for ten years.
Revelation and Science REV. William
Aikman will give second lecture on the
above topic next Sabbath evening, in the
Hanover Presbyterian Church. Subject OF
discourse, "The Obligations Of Science to
the Bible" The public generally invited.
Service at u O'Clock. Seats free.
Nep Jerusalem Church, Deldpare Avenue,
Rev. Willard II. Hinkley, Pastor; morning
service, 10t O'Clock; evening service, "
O'Clock Subject of discourse, Sunday even.
ing, Feb. 10th, 1857, "Samson destroys the
corn of the Philistines and Stays thousand
with the jaw-bone of an ass.-Judges xv
Seats free
ton of officers of the Wilmington Institute,
to serve the ensuing year, took place on
Tuesday last, in the library room, and re-
suited in the choice of the following gentle
mem President, S. NJ. Harrington; lst Vice
President, John p. McLear; cd Vice Presi-
/ dent, John H. Adams; Corresponding Secre-
: tary, Daniel w. Taylor; Recording Score
r tary, Dr. ID. W. Maull; Treasurer, c. w.
, Rowland. Directors, William Candy, DR..
! w. r. Bullock, w. II. Swift, DR.. John P.
o Wales, Edward Tatnall, Jr., Anthony Hig-
k gins, VIM. M. Candy, VIM. T. Croasdale,
II Peter T. L. Smith, John g. Boughman.
o Police Mducrs-The following cases have
y, been disposed OF by Mayor Valentine
70 VIM. Eaton, by officer Wingate, assault
y and battery on Anna Jane Smith. Fined
- three dollars and costs, and held TO bail in
4 $500 to keep the peace.
~ N L. Fries, by officer Wingate, peddllng
= without a license. Fined $40 and costs.
Y Thomas Brown, by officer Heal, drunk
~ ~ enness. Fined so cents and costs.
~ Gideon Denney, by officer Green, drunk
u enness Fined so cents and costs.
IA Catharine Merriam, by officer Heal, drunk
~ ~ enness Fined SO cents and costs.
1t, The Lepy Court.-The Levy Court met a
at New Castle last Tuesday morning. The,
lis organized by electing William AlcClellant
or President. Very little business was dom
or with the exception of appointing Mahlol
Oh Batten, Assessor for Pencader Hundred, AM
set examining the Assessments Of the difieren
ne Hundreds The applicants for Treasure
Ter are Samuel Allen, late candidate for Sheriff
IS, Charles f. Anderson, Of Middletown; Thos
all Scott, of Townsend; Samuel Burnham an
or Mark NJ. Cleayer, of New Castle. TIL
i'd, election will take place to-day, when Co
list, lectors for the different Hundreds will ais
nal be elected.
er. Undertdker.-1t will be seen by an adye
us ~, tisement in another column that Thoms
W. Mitchell, continues the business of Under
a.n taker at the northwest corner of Fifth an
an' French Streets, in this city. Mr.. Mitche
u gives his personal attention TO undertaken
VI in all Its branches, and is prepared TO furnis
u hearse and carriages attended by caref
49,, drivers, at all times. He has had man
~. uus years experience in the business, and "
~. nc commend him to the public, as gentlema
't ca, in every way worthy of their conhden'
~ o' and patronage.
one Allen g. Needles Fertiltzers.-Allen & Ne
NAL dies invites the attention OF gardeners
Iept their Ammoniated Fertilizer Peas, bean
tomatoes, corn and all other vegetables CT
)ck, be produced and brought into market fro
two to three weeks earlier than usual, by 1
l.. 4. use of this excellent fertilizer. We wou
eo -, urge farmers and gardeners 10 give the II
~ nure trial, feeling satisfied that the resu
nv, attending its application will be such as W
.tp;. more than compensate them for the outla
, me- Send in your orders at once.
{ in Academia Steamer City Of Norfolk-T
the Norfolk VirginiGn Of Monday says: n
this steamer did not arrive on Saturday aft
citi- noon until late hour in consequence
nent meeting with an accident. In backing
out from her wharf at Cresheld, she carr
ecu away the upper portion of her rudder. Ca
ours Thomas, an old salt was equal to the EN-
He gency, and brought his vessel to port all 8
inter- by steering with substitute. WOrkn
day, were engaged yesterday repairing the dai
lock- ges, and she left last night at her usual he
, ,;s 10 Charged aOiA RObbing the Post Office
.h.;r man named Charles Woolsted, alias Steve
,,s 81 alias Clemens, has been arrested for bre
! ond ing into and robblng the post-oflice at Sal
l a,1 N j. He is also believed to have been
,% aet gagged in the robbing of the Norristc
s,I,, postoffice. He was arrested in Septeml
nay. 1862, upon the charge of robbing the p
II, pcis Office in this city, and upon trial was
.s;on fenced TO three years imprisonment.
.pobIa served out his term we believe, in
l ,,I bim Castle Jail.
His Remo0als.-0n the 25th OF March, Mi
aid to f. Rudolph will remove his watch
{. He ewelry store, to the store recently occu
a full by Mr.. J. w. Gouley, No, 321 Market Sti
Ierent Mr.. George Steinicken will open bal
e act at No. 217 Market Street, in the store
occupied by Mr.. Rudolph.
Messrs Bush s. Headley, watchma
esday and jewellers, will move 10 the store
ing to occupied by L. 8. Taylor.
ci1ent The Ldtea-The latest style of DO
ainder has just made its appearance. 1t is CT
umber the "Revenue Cutter" and consists
! most two.cent Internal Revenue stamp, wor
while the top of the head, and tied under
rmine ear with piece of red tape. 1t prese
, rome very pretty appearance at distance,
Idle 10 must be very comfortable at this seast
i feet the year.
u sile Moro Phillips Fertilizer. We would d
4 IN; the especial attention of our farmers t,
% Su H. advertisement of Moro Phillips on our Sc
o M w.. AZ page. Those who intend to manure
ats,a lands this season, would consult their
: nnon interests, by sending their orders at on
70 T n,oa, Mr.. Phillips His phosphate OF lime Is
az ,, auUi' to be an excellent fertilizer.
D know A meeting of the Stockholders OF
as not mutual Loan Association, y for First
ment; will be held on Tuesday eve
February 10Th inst, at Washington FL
ore OF House. GEO. @. MARrs, Secretary,
street, Office, City Building
or, by Fourth and Market Stree
q valne Arrested.-The Philadelphia Inuuir
The viii yesterday, says: Samuel Martin, res
store. of Wilmington, having absconded fir
parted. boarding house in this city without p
his hill 1yaz arrpatad at XVtlnin oto