Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26
S. c., Ephraim L. seeley.
S. V. c., Jesse G. Miller.
S. c. S., James G. Pierson.
s. c. T., John Walker.
S. U. l., B N. Grips.
s. G. E., George s. Brown.
s. @. P Snmlel L. Clnnd.

w. W - - ~ Olip9s
s. G. E., George s Brown.
s. G. p, Samuel K. Cloud.
Representatives to National COuncil-B. N. |
Grips, years E. L. Seeey, years, and
w. w. Janvier, year.
Trustees.-I. j. Nicholson, j. s. Nichol-
son, ]. Mancill George s. Brown, Edward
Singles.
Wilmington Tea House Mr. James L.
Houston has formed an alliance with the
great American Tea Company of New York,
and has opened store at the corner of Fifth
and Market Streets, for the sale of all the
choice and best brands of Teas. He also
has the best old government Java Coffee,
and pure and fresh spices OF all kinds. He
is determined TO sell at such prices as will
make it 10 the interests of consumers Of
Tea and Coffee, to give him their patronage.
He will dispose Of none other than genuine
articles Mr.. Houston certainly deserves
success in his efforts to establish tirst-class
Tea Warehouse in Wilmington, and we
hope will receive the iavors of the public.
Give him a call.
Recovered Several of the papers which
were stolen from the depot in this city, on
the 18th inst, belonging 70 Charles Camp
bell Of Milford, were found by some little
girls in the cemetery of the Old Swedes'
church, a few days ago. A man was seen
in the yard lew days before, and 1t is sup
posed he is the thief.
A ThaH-Mrs, H. P. Brown, of this city,
went to Philadelphia on Saturday to draw
the interest on a $1,000 government bond.
After leaving the Treasurers office, passing
up Chestnut street, the bond was stolen
from her The stolen bond was subsequent
ly recovered by Detective George IL, Smith,
OF that city
Change Of U. s. Assessors-A. t. Hall,
Assistant Assessor, for the Fifth Division
composed OF New Castle and Pencadet Hun.
dreds, has been removed, and William Ii
Dobbs appointed in his place. In Sussex
| county, Caleb L. Morris, OF Milton, has been
removed, and Edward r. Jones has beer
appointed in his place.
Sons Of Temperance. Grand Division
! of the Sops Of Temperance Of Delaware
, held their quarterly session in their hal
! ! at the corner of Fifth and Market streets
! yesterday.
/ P0st QNcs.-A new Post Office has beer
established at Houston Station, on the June
ton and Breakwater Railroad, between
Milford and Harrington, and Willard Rich
n ardsop appointed Postmaster.
Rel,gious.-Re William d. AIackey will
= preach in the First Presbyterian Church
. Market Street, above Ninth, on Spnda,
= morning at 1O4 O'Clock In the evening at
Z O'Clock.
n Deceased. Robert Cunningham, who wa
c badly injured at Downward g. Sons Rop
}, Factory, en- Monday, died from his injurie
;, on Tuesday morning,
6 Serious Accident.-On the 18th inst, Mr
James Wolfe, Il prominent citizen OF George
g town, fell from cherry tree, and died from
II his injuries on the I7ln
5, Il Boy DrO0ned "A boy named Shockley
n was drowned while bathing IN a mill pom
r near Dover on Saturday last. His bod
l. was recovered the next day.
= Emigration.-Du the SIX months ent
l. ing June 30lh, there were 72 emigranl
, reached New York, who were on their wa
y to Delaware to settle.
c. Tho First Presbyterian Church, of Wi
ID mington, will worship IN the Institute built
le ing, on Sunday next, at 10! a. nj, and 9 |
d IN. Sunday School at a III. and H. m
u l. Wesleyan Female College.-The next al
~ nual session Of the Wesleyan Female Co
i, lege, will begin on Monday, September OIL
~ 1867.
~ Wanted to Rent-A store well-locatet
d Zone with Dwelling preferred) Addres
in stating terms, W, r. Mccoy Paymast,
e Generals Office, Washington, D. c.
ie dot Wsgtber.-The weather during til
ce past lew days has been excessively warn
RI the thermometer ranging from 50 10 90 d
grees in the shade.