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

kptt0me OF BuStnesS and Personal Matters.
VIM. McCanlley, No. G0G Market street,
offers for sale threesstoried brick dwelling
No 600 East Eleventh street. Terms easy
The first grand Moonlight Excursion of
the Diamond State Assembly, TO Pennsgroye.
N. j., will take place on Friday evening,
August 10, 1867 No malt or spurious liquors
allowed on board.
The horse killed on the Railroad, at the
corner OF Second street, few nights since,
belonged to George Ferguson and not Mr..
Perkins. He had recently purchased il in
Philadelphia, and placed il in the marsh
from which it escaped, and met its death rs
stated on Tuesday.
A row occurred at Nebeker's Saloon
Fourth and King streets, on Tuesday even.
ing last, between seven and eight O'Clock,
between number st fremen, members or
adhorents OF the Delaware and Washington
Several were badly cut about the face. Seven
OF the combatants were arrested and fined
50 and costs each.
The remains of Robert Shippers were in
tered in the Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery, on Wednesday afternoon. They
were attended to their last resting place BY
Keokuk TFiha No. 8, Improved Order Of
Red Men, OF which he was member. and
a large concourse of relatives aad friends.
Assistant Surgeon William L. Nichslgon
Of the U. S. Navy, is detached from the
naval rendezvous at Boston, and ordered to
the Navy Yard at Mare Island, California.
The Atlas Club, Of Delaware City, PLAYED
match game of Base Ball at Cape May, on
Saturday, with the Hooshi Dori Club, Of hat
place, which resulted in victory to the
former. The score stood Atlas 2G, Hooshi
Dori 10.
A colored man named VIM, Hayes, from
Pennington, accidentally shot himself near
the Camden Camp Ground, on Sunday iQst
He bad the pistol in his pocket and not wish
ing to take il loaded on the ground, under
took to draw tic Load, and while IN the act
ofdoing so, the pistol psaEa Eaturely discharged
the contents entering his i1glt eide, and
lodging in his left lung. lie will likely ye-
cover.
University Of Neo York.-The next ses
SION oil the Medical Department of the Uni.
yersity of New YORK, will commence on
Monday, October l4th, 1867. This is one
of the best Colleges in the United States,
embracing in its faculty some OF the most
distinguished physicians in the country.
One great advantage il has over all others
IS, that it is connected with New York Hos.
pital, where over 5000 cageB were treated
last year, more than half of which were
surgical. The Hospital is open to studonts
every day throughout the year. They also
attend the Clinical obstruction of the Physi.
clans and surgeons, and witness the Surgi.
cal operations, which are OF daily occur
renee. 1t has large library and anatomical
and surgical museum accessible to students,
as are likewise the post 1iortem examinations
in the dead house. All the University lee
lures and instructions being given in the
Hospital, the students avoid the serious loss
OF umo encountered in those cases where
Colleges ure at ! distance. We would re.
commend this institution to Deawareans as
having strong claims for their support For
further particulars letters may be addressed
to Prof Henry Draper, Registrar OF the
Faculty, University Medical College, corner
of Worth and Church streets, New York
City.
Frederick Female SeblfRdTy-T twenty
fifth scholastic year of this educational Insti
tuition for young ladies, will commence on
Monday, the second day of September next.
This seminary Is under the management of
Rev. Thomas N. Cam, A NJ, formerly of
this city, and is in ifourishing condition.
Mr.. Cam is assisted by faculty composed
Of ladies of high scholarly attainments. and
the course Of studies embrace everything
taught in the best Colleges of the country
We would commend this seminary to Della
wareans as well worthy the patronage of
those who desire to send their daughters
from the State to complete their education.
II possesses advantages seldom met with,
and the terms are moderate.
The Wilmington Tea House.-We are
gratliied to learn that the effort of Mr.. Jas.
L. Houston, to establish a first.class house
~ the southeast corner Of Fifth and Market
streets, in this city, where q choice selection
of Teas can be procured, has proven a de.
cided success. He keeps on hand as good
Teas as can be found In this market, which
he sells at the lowest prices He also keeps
the genuine pure old government Java and
other kinds Of Coiiees, some of which he
sells as low as 20 cents. Pure and fresh
Spices always on hand. We would advise
housekeepefs TO call and try his Tens and
Coffees.
Sale Of Real Estate, e,-Gnmshaw Il AIcCabe !
huve sold THE Anchorage" for j. A. Brown
10 Geo, c, Simpson, of this city, for $l9, 900.