Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-01
Local Affairs.

L HIS bthlluuiAn nhS n.Ieu up q most uellBHl- -
inl resort at 2O7 West Fourth Street, where ri
he has the best and most complete collection GO
OF stuffed birds and animals, and ancient IN
and modern curioslties ever on exhibition in "
tins city. lie has removed the old twelve Il,
light sash which disfgured the front of his e
building, and replaced them with four light ~
sash handsomely decorated with the name
aud business of the place. Mr. L. Witsel, g
the decorative artist, at Ais Market street, al
in thus giving ustre to the name OF MIR. VI
Chadwick, has added new usire to his own. u
The letters are handsomely gded and en- q
bosscd with gold, while some are inlaid with Il
pear. Ali are handsomely shaded, and n 4
portion are ornamented with illuminated i
shade all backed up with an imitation OF i
ground glass. Back of this building are the {
neatly y'kept, tasty lce.cream gardens, where +
Ii is Il real treat TO sit among flowers and
grape vines, and partake OF this luxury.
/ The artist has also remodelled the mont oil I
kIr. Chadwick's Cigar Store, in the same Z
building, adding greatly TO its aitraclvcness
Go there, by all means, If you wish 10 see
something beautiful aud taste something
nice,
Something Nsto for The Ladies We have
been shown specimen oi new quality of
wire manufactured by the Girard Wire Co.,
i 10 which is given the appropriate name ol
I, tile Everlasting Clothes Wire, which IL is in
!, tended shall supcrcede the knotlY old rope,
:, so long an annoyance TO household ccnno-
y, misls as a clothes line. II can be left out ir
:. " all sorts of weather, and being manufactured
y, in such a manner with white metallic sub +
IL stance, ii is prevented from ever corroding
'. or changing from its beautiful white color
~ II is entirely free from the great annoyance
W occurring from the old fashioned rope line
~ and cotton cords, which are continually rot
~ ding and breaking down, soiling and discol-
II, III orng the Clothes and doing many other
W digagrceabe things Moreover, these old
~, ~ styles of lines have to he put up and taken
w " down every time when used, and always
~ look knottY and ugly wherever they are.
u, H. j. NJ. Ochlciree, Fifth street, between Mar
!" ket and King sirets, is The general agent ior
,r New Castle County.
as Sloere Rdalrodd Accident- John c.
VS. johnson, a resident OF Louisville, KY, pat
eu entpe of the Crystal Fountain now on exhi-
billion in Gawilrop & Sons window, met
with severe accident on the West Chester
Il Philadelphia Railroad, at the Baltimore
Central Intersection, on Thursday last, by
which he lost an arm. AS he stepped from
= the Chester tram nj the Intersection, the
'ay train for West Chester was just starting,
nl He attempted 10 get on, hut the train was
lrh moving more rapidly Than he thought, and
ny instead of jumping fairly on the platform,
rs lie struck against HE edge of il, and slipped
ms, down by the side Of the car which passed
lne over his right arm, MASKING it from the
run elbow to the hand. The train was stopped,
ana and he was taken on board and DIR. Wilmer
son Worihngon who happened 10 be on the
and train, dressed the arm and stopped the How
ing of blood. AT West Chester it was found
em' necessary 10 ampuae the arm little above
air, the elbow. Mr. johnson, we are glad tC
ln "a! learn, is now getting along very iavorablY
!he His wife, who is stopping in Baltimore, ha:
llng been lelegrephed for.
ter Bold Robbery. Last Thursday night som'
ting party or parties unknown broke into thi
nve dwelling house Of Nehemiah Sinex, 10
him Jus'lson street, ana stole from Inc heu room
less in which Mr.. Snex and his wife were sleep
4 al ing, numerous articles ot clothing, consis
.utly ting ol pants, drawers, &c. In the pncke
The of the pants were eight dollars The hous
anne was entered by means 0t shed, about si
10 10 feet high, in the back yard, from the roof c
use which the thief was able TO reach the secon
lnng story window. The scamp i0Uk with him
lock bible, wrapped III newspaper, lying on
both table IN the room, but probably finding il
Mrs different article IRON what he supposed, an
ams having no use for it, he left il in room b.
y en-. low. Although he must have been in III
listed house long while, and portion oil IL
OH ON siask, ffe I1DUery was iu. .iiscoVefj
took till the next morning.
'neIe WILMINGTON, May 22j, 1860
VINO Mr.. James Woolley-Dear Sir:-Allo
ne ~ me to thank the "Royal" Fire Insurant
r'ivu through you, Tor the liberal and prompt st
c by consed nv tbn laie nieoe,ro,s fra VI
opcnl personal gratuitous assistance in procuril
" ',eh at once settlement satisfactory to ali parti
u ms interested in this affair, is sufficient pre-
~ n.y.. that the high esteem in which you are he
~ y, ~ in this community "as an earnest and rel
clint @ BILE Insurance Agent" is well dc, ervtd.
uoes M Very truly, your obGdienl servant,
> uiu. NJ. l.. LIcuTENsTEIN,
i nu't' Secretary Germania Loan Association.
ilehus Cttrd-We desire to publicly express n
III his sincere and hearty thanks 10 Mr. Jam
three Woollcy, Agent for the Royal Fire Insuran
avery Company ul Liverpool, and the Home #
lurulr, Insurance Company OF New Haven, Tor
iuragG unusually prompt manner IN which {
losses from the late destruction by fire
our Shingle Factory, were paid. Throu
orrcs- Mr. W0Olley's efforts our claims have be
excel settled in full, the Royal paying 81, ,093
5t,nd- and the Home So, ,46G.G7. Such is our c.
lidcncc in the promptness and reliability
d here these companies and their genlcmanly ag
Fresi- in ills city, thai we do mol hesitate
nXiaus warmly recommend themto property hold
Of his who need insurance.
vas the GEoReE McA1riN & Co
n'sh'u Deialoaye .Aeenae The recent pnrch
IS , m, of two lnls on Delaware Avenue, liom
,'', !, '''", Eckel, by G. Is. Lore, Esq, was made
'isna1' The latter gentleman tor Chancellor liu
a ,,,, aud George IL. Bates, Esq, who inten,
',i erect lifstclass residences thereon ut ni
The lois are located on the north sid
-, Delaware Avenue, between Jackson
',,'," " Van Buicn Streets and are among the fiji
..,n"iI}, sites in that locality.
Is, Re 1Ae Mem Letter Carrier. ro-duy en-
&c, day) Mir. r. G. Moody, who has lor
church past month performed clerical duties in
Post Office, WIN entet upon duty as the 81
ling of letiei carrier. Mi. Moody S faithful vii
o Sl2, lion To the business OF his late position
oinied, undoubtedly render him an efficient Off
y awnit aud one in whom the public can safely
&c ihe fde.
~ a trT Ig1'' Too Questions fer he net1 Board
NJ, Gils HealM.-A correspondent enquiries, "y
:, IL arethe night scayengers permitted 10 ch,
C,,l,n the warmesl nights in the year loi their
ID ,'.,, ralions
~ ~, yTS n,a "And why are they also permitted to
,ar,dar gin their n0lsome lAbOrs at an carly hou
which The EVENING""
Is, each Decoration Day was a great event for
of its mingtom, Beautiful ladies' thronged
perse streets, carrying i'll their hands bOquets all
mulli- rs beautiful as themselves AS they tri
gaily along they would raise their dr.
Just little Bit, and display the trimmest
Ned- neatest of feet, rmcased in the incest Of Il
leaves Boots, purchased at Bimie's, 5Oe MI
gray Street
I'd been An outrage. While the procession
i'm in Saturday was passing along the Ave
he was two negroes in u buggy drove throul
The ap- almost trampling down numbers OF chile
d forth, and seriously breaking up the line. Th
le dan of vengeance were freely INDUCED il