Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-01

Del, for Salem, with cargo OF BOOO bushels
corn, went into the bay on Thursday morn
ing at daylight, standing oil and on wltnou'
much accuracy of position through inc uayi ,
when the masts were cut away to keep lne
vessel from laundering. She driited ABOUT
for several hours, the sea making clean
sweep of the decks. The anchors were let
20, and she held ON through the night some
ten miles s. L. of Nlahomet Point. signals
of distress were set, but were not noticed on
shore. On Sunday jury mast was Ilggeu,
and sail made, by the aid OF which Garnet
Light was made. Drifting in with the uee'
the schooner went on to rocky reef IN ga
uuish Cove, where she now lies bllged, the
rollers breaking over her at full tide. Inc
matches are off and the cargo is constantly
being washed out by the sea. Capt. BaAler
and crew drew the life boat mile across
the ice and launched it in Beach Channel as
soon as she was discovered One or TWO
dories proceeded, and a dozen followed on
sleds and sleighs, making brisk race, Dut
fine sea had already boarded, and little room
was left for new Corners. Capt. Coe leit LOT
Boston. Some of the crew were frost Ditten'
and all suffered great hardship
| The Aanamessic Line.-The Norfolk |
! Journal, OF Tuesday, in speaking of the An
namessic line SUBSTITUTING the recent en-
barge upon Baltimore by the Ice King, when
usual supplies could not be obtained from
that city, the Annamessic line afforded every
facility for the transportation OF merchandise
from Philadelphia or further North at un-
changed rates for freight, which made tito
the interest OF dealers 10 procure their sup
plies by this route This is another ad-
vantage we possess of increased facilities,
which the recent inclement weather de-
veloped.
The Lady of the Lake, of the United
States mail line, did not reach her wharf in
this city till G O'Clock, p. NJ, yesterday,
> owing 10 the non.arrivel of the cars at Girls
D field, Md, at the usual time. We learn that
C the train on the Delaware Railroad was de-
layed several hours by the breaking down
of the locomotive. The Lady of the Lake
brought our Northern mail, and left again
last evening at the usual hour.
The ice continues in Tangier sound and
Chesapeake bay, and tends to delay the pro-
a gress of the steamers. To iron hulls, pow
e erful engines, and perseverance on the part
Of the commanders, we are indebted fol
j. keeping up our communications with the
re North,
lie FFre.-A fire took place on Monday last
ID about . O'Clock, p. NJ, near Odessa, upol
=, the farm of Messrs L. N. Il A. NJ. Moore
~ sons of James V. Moore, Esq, of this city
I'd which destroyed a large new frame build
a ing, seventy four feet long and two storie
rage house and stable, also large cor
crib, stabling for horses underneath, neN
III COW house. fifty feet long, two stories higl
about four hundred bushels of corn, fort
nm OF wheat twelve or fifteen tons OF good hay
one thousand peach baskets corn shelle
fans, farm wagon, OK cart all the plow
nd harrows, cullivators and harness, also a
to the straw and fodder in stack yard In fau
on nothing is letl but the dwelling. The loss
not less than $500 or $4,000 No insu
ance.
NJ Destructive Fire Wednesday las
"e about twelve o'clock, fire broke out in
two story brick building in Shipley stree
to above Fifth, owned by James Culbert, al
yer occupied by William Hlrzel, chair man
SIC facturer, The flames were communicat
10 to the building from the chimney, and VIII
u discovered, the upper story was in n blal
the which was bursting through the roof. t
IN greater portion of the roof was entirely &C
,,no sumed, as also the wood work in the upl
story. The lower story and the contel
on were much damaged by water. A lai
dy- amount OF material, belonging TO Mr. Hirz
was burned. Ills loss is heavy, on VIII
,cod there is no insurance. MIR. Culbert's LOST
49, covered by insurance.
;n, Sales Of Real Estate-Joseph G. Cru
'"H' has purchased the store, No. 312 Mar
e street, now occupied by Mrs. Carter
hool s., 500.
nv. William II. REYNOLDS has sold for n
Gotchmer the brick house. No. Ala East s
oteu and street. to James Murdick for $1,000.
oted George Steinicken, brass founder, on Fl
MON street near Walnut has purchased the pro
tv on Market street. occupied by Mr.. Ro
;n Parry as a tin store and C. F, Rudolph
"" matchmaker and jewery store, for $12,5
Ma Oliver Eastburn has sold his farm OF al
the 212 acres, situated near Newark, TO Will
II tha Morrison. for SIS, 900
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rouge -hdNefs' ~ loll ' w easos
spec been ulsp9see9 o. ny mayor ~ alehI'he,
this Bernard McGsiran, 3y ohlcer Jones,
Iouso drunkenness Flheu oO cents anu cosls
80 Alfred >. Maravehi py oihcer hoo
.mnr. John Thompson. bv officer Shepherd
y drunkenness. Fined so cents and costs
~ Bernard McCarran, by officer Win
for drunkenness FINED 90 cents ana :
drunkenness Fined 30 cents and costs
ttters Tohn Holt. bv officer solomon. for
I'd are kenness Fined 80 cents and costs.
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/, pio nertv, Al the holel of /. pnsev Smith
-. and Market streets in this civ on s
! ggr,as dav Tie S9d inst nj . O'clock. P. NJ
'@uivs u"S' Artbrr Cool, Josenh cum
~ n and lanes Nolan At the shon Of MOI
!, - n VIII onrncr ~ Tenth and r,
-, Streots IN tho OH inst a ID o,cloc
~, II NJ an his 1crsunnl nronertv. Al the
of Francis Dunlap, in Delaware Cit
,terian the 21st inst, at ii O'Clock, A. NJ, tn
veninr estate of George H. Aydelott.
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