Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-11

Edward Belts, Clement d. Smyth, Delaplain
Mcdaniel, Daniel James, Joshua 7. Head,
George W. Bush, William ,ratnall, Israel
Pussy and Isaac T. Chamberln.
The Union National Bank elected Direc-
tors the same day, as follows:-Victor Du
Point James Aiken, John b. Porter,
Henry Du Point, Edward T. Bellah, Benla-
min s. Clark, Charles l. Du Pont, Jr., Will
liam M. Candy, DR.. jacob Derrickson;
The following gentlemen were elected .
Directors of the National Bank OF Delaware
on the 9Th inst to serve for the ensuing
year:-Henry Latimer, Samuel Hilles, Henry
g. Banning, Joseph Shipley, Edward Bring
hurst, Charles Warner, William L. RICH
ardson.
The following named gentlemen We're on
Tuesday, elected Directors of the National
Bank Of Wilmington and Brandywine;-
John A. Duncan, Jacob pusey, James Mor-
row, George w. Sparks, Washington jones'
William Richards, Thomas w. Bowers
Jesse Lane, Joseph 7. Baily.
House of Refuge Meetiag-The annual
meeting of the corporators of the House OF
Refuge, and election of officers took place IN
the Council Chamber, on Wednesday after
noon. A resolution was adopted appointing
committee to apply to the Legislature for
change in its character from County to
+ State institution The Committee are Messrs.
]. Sharp, DR.. II. F. Askew and DR.. Bush
ayers for the ensuing year:-Dr. II. +.
Askew, W. D. Clark, Jesse Sharpe, Joshua
Maris, DR.. l.. P. Bush, VIM. Candy, saml
Candy, Victor Dupont Daniel Corbit, M.
, Curtis, j. W. Evans, Samuel Harlan, Jr,
W. c. Lodge, Edward Moore DR.. R. r.
. Porter, j. r. Tatum, Lewis Thompson, Geo.
2. Tybout, P. B. Vandever, DR.. J. F. Will
. son.
i The meeting of the corporators having adj
= iourned, a meeting of the Board Of Managers
= was held, when DR.. Askew was elected
q President; Joshua Maris, Secretary; Jesse
!. Sharp, Treasurer. The Board resolved that
Messi's. Sharp, Askew and Bush be author
n lied to apply to the Legislature for an ap-
q preparation of ten thousand dollars, more or
:. less, for the erection of a building for the
II purp oses of the House of Refuge. The Board
'e then adjourned.
D. A. Desirable Residence Samuel Candy,
ESQ.,, has purchased the old home mansion
of the family, corner of Fourteenth and
Market streets, and designs making it his
d. future residence. Having made this pur
o. chase, Mr.. Candy will dispose of the hand
some dwelling which he now occupies a
II No 1921 Market street, at private sale. Th'
- location is beautiful, the dwelling has beer
~ thoroughly supplied with all the modern
~ Improvements necessary to the comfort o
" the occupants, and presents advantages sci
~ dom met with. From this residence fin
~ view is afforded of the Delaware and coun
u try on either side of the river for many miles
~ which can never be obstructed by tutur
lu improvements. There is fine side var
~ othe house, handsomely laid out as garden
!. and containing the Tarest shrubbery to b
~ found In this section OF country. II is sci
Iy dom that an opportunity is offered of secuI
va va ing home so eligibly located and contain
DC ing so many rare attractions.
at Police Matters.--The following cases hay
o., been disposed of by Mayor Valentine
ge Anna Turner and Hester Mussey, coloret
err by officer Wingate, for assault and batter
Mt on Mary Hubbard, colored. Fined so cen
on each and costs.
Edward Crozier, by officer Sheppard, ft
ON peddling without license. Fined $40 an
las costs.
Thomas Welsh, by officer Jones, Il
, a drunkenness. Fined so cents and costs.
at Samuel H. Pyle, by officer Sheppard f
drunkenness. Fined so cents and costs,
asst Joseph Tulley, by officer Legg, for larcen
lch of one oyercoat, valued at $50, and sundr
other articles, the property of Alfred |
has Poole. Held in $500 bail, in default of whit
NJ he was committed
ON Richard Morrison, by officer Heritage, ft
an, drunkenness, Fined so cents and costs
s"' The Ahnamessic Line.-The Norfo
itv Journal says;-During the recent seve
'' weather, which has frozen over the Pataps
the river, and at times prevents the Baltimo
s boats from carrying the mails through, Il
A.. port Of Crisheld has remained open, and Y
fnr steamers City of Norfolk and Lady of 4
, "a Lake have made regular trips.
This speaks well for the judgement of 4
company, who selected the landing point
ntly their steamers at either end of the wat
emo route and suggests the most suitable co
rom veyance of the mails to Philadelphia al
nan | Maui WOrl No bnna that tho cIthiaNt u
ran ettraet the notice of the Post-office Depa
tiles ment as we are convinced that the ado
zeal ton of this new method of transmitting t
and mail will be as agreeable to the cities int
J his ested as TO the passengers who at prest
st. are going on and arriving by the steamt
need referred to without any delay.
arm
In NeD Grocery .Store.-It will be seen by
his advertisement in another column, that Jan
ench Crippen, has opened new grocery a
1crat provision store, No. West Third street,
of this city. This store is fitted up in elegl
were style, and he has on hand a large and W,
nan selected stock OF groceries and provisio
audi which he will dispose of on reasonable teri
? by Mr.. Crippen has much experience in
ierry business, is fully acquainted with the wa
Mi of the community, and we take pleasure
the commencing him to the patronage of
cor public
Destruction of the Atlantic Hotel by n
,ven- MANY OF our cinzens, anu parucala
lace Norfolk Virginia, will learn with regret I
and that magnificent structure, the Altar
Mr. Hotel, with its splendid appointments, '
,nter entirely destroyed by fire on Tuesday me
N ing last, about one O'Clock. 1t was on,
IN ~ the best hotels south of Baltimore.
ooutt Notice.-At meeting of the Trustees
's sdns the Handel and Haydn Society, held
lnuay Tuesday evening, Jan, sth, it was decl
luren that the regular weekly meetings of
pY Oh Society shall commence on Tuesday event
same Jan. 18th, at 8 o'clock, precisely, and il
hoped that each and every member will
eman present. JAS G. DOWNWARD, Sec,
lappy /. o. o. F-The members Of Reyn
say II Encampment, No. 8, /. o. o. F., have ell
o the ed the following named gentlemen off
lndaY for the term commencing with Januar
c. p, Robert s. Hickman; H. p, Jel
lade LOCKWOOD s. W., Richard II. Poynter
Gle IN W., ]. w Pierce; Scribe, Milton S. Bar
.. ana T., VIM. II. Foulk
Roll Of Missing Men.-BIiss Clara Ba
has Issued No. s, Of the Roll of Mis-
oil the Men, of the war for the suppression of
fenced rebellion. Among the names on it, we
this that of Charles Reed, company G, 81 L
John ware Infantry.
New Jerusalem Church, Delaware ADt
ssrjng- Rev Willard H. HinkleY Pastor, NOR
Pri- service 10A o'clock; evening service
lillian O'Clock. SUBJECT az evening discourse,
le 19th day, Jan. 18Th, 1857. "Gideon's VII
rfeit so over the Midianites. Seats free. TO-
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