Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
sooAL AFFAIus.


Epaomo Of Business and Pcrsonai Matters.
-t;rimslaw s. McCabe, will sell at Public
Sale ON Wednesday, the 18Th inst. nv
o'clock, d. M, al the auction room OF ogle
e. Townsend, No. A East Third street, the
valuable Store, Restaurant and Dwelling on
the North. East corner of Fourth ana snip
lev streets. This, 10 valuable business
stand, the terms are reasonable, ana any
person wishing TO invest their money 10
good advantage should attend tins safe
Malachi Barlow has purchased the larm
nf Lewis Zcbley. IN Brandywine Hundred,
containing GS1 acres, for $l32.5O pershofe. r.
The Rev. MIR. Weicksel has accepted
emil from ST. Paul's Church, at Nngtown'
Schuylkill County, Pa, and will he sueeeeu-
ed ms Pastor Of the Lutheran Church, IN ms
city, by the Rev. Mr.. Kuhn, OF Carlisle,
Pa.
william, son of Howard o. Moore, was
badly burned about the face and heau' on
Saturday morning, while making hre al
The auction room Of Ogle & Townsend.
George II. Tiudall Is erecting eleven three
story brick dwelling houses ON the soulh
side Of Ninth street near Lombard, ana eight
two story honses on the west side oil Lom-
bard street, near Ninth. -.
VIM. II. Foulk and Frank Simpson, OF
the firm OF Finn, Simpson II Co., arc build
ing three 3 story brick houses, on seventh
! street, between Lombard and Flne'
The gale at the Breakwater on Monday
night week, was very severe and consider
able damage was done to the shipping.
The match game Of Base Ball ior tht
, championship, between the Wawaset ant
> Pacific Clubs took place in this city, OF
, Thursday, and resulted in victory for IN
wawasei The score stood Wawaset 81
o Pacific, 3.
1 The farm of John Burnham, containing
a about 200 acres, between Middletown an
Townsend, has been sold by Ogle " Iown
5 send, to Thomas Swami, for $4,000.
d The Sabbath Schools of ST. Pauls M. l.
d Church, celebrated their anniversary o
= Thursday evening. The church was GROVE
- ed, and the exercises highly interesting
II Addresses were delivered by the Rev M
Shaw, Rev. A. Rittenhouse and Rev. L. i
Of Plummer. The report OF tho Secretary
~ Charles II. Moore, was read, showing I'll
school to be in prosperous condition.
Il Thieves entered the residence occupied .
to MIR. Buckmaster and Mr.. Meredith in w.
he oming, Del, on Wednesday night last, an
stole flute, revolver, silver watch and me
al, and made their escape without detccto
VS. The Washington Steam Fire Engine ha
lst ing been thoroughly repaired at the Amo
-al keag Manufactory, in New Hampshir
,at reached this city, on Friday last.
Samuel Hilles, gives notice in anoth
column, tnat IOur CerllHCulcsi ioi onS en"
lis each, in the capital stock OF the Bank
its Delaware, (now the National Bank OF d.
aware, at Wilmington standing in his mar
on the books OF the said Bank, are lost
mislaid, and application has been made
renewal Of them.
MI The advertisement OF the Winter arranl
to ment of the Raritan and Delaware B
the Railroad, will be found In another columi
~ During the violent storm of wind and ri
'he which prevailed on Monday night week,
2 1t frame OF a large two story house belongl
ilh to Mr.. A. b. Morrison, near Milford, v
oll lifted clear of the sills and carried seye
-, Yards, and the whole structure RACED TO
ne ground. Loss about $50.
nto The teachers and friends of education
ely Kent county, are to hold meeting at
nts ver, on Saturday, for the purpose of org
,,;,, izing q County Teachers Association.
wiz A match game was played, Saturday
lrse ternoon between the Active Club, and
ond Nine of the Independence. Six xinnl
rm. closed the game, with score of 80 to 90
III favor of the Active.