Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
rhn Innrnal nnilding.

THE NEW JOURNAL BUILDING At
bee hive Of business industry. 1t is! s!oca'eu,
as most of our readers know, at NO. olo
Market Street, adjoining the City HALL
is over twenty feet front on Marss street,
and extends back ninetY.slx ied, over
looking Market Street, King Street ana Inc
City Hall Square, with an abundance o'
light, ventilation, water and gas, in every
part OF the building.
On Market Street is our business dnce-lne
largest, neatest, and most atlractve puph-
cation office In the city. Admnlng
on the City Hall side is the Office oil the
Continental Lite Insurance Comlany, one
OF the most prosperous in exls'enee'
Next again lie the law office II Captain
j. Nj. BARR. Opposite TO thee are tne
capacious rooms OF the genial ant courteous
WIaaINs, one of the best conVeancers IN
the State, and quite as ready to nteriain
friend from his exhauslless stoe mouse ol
wit, as he 10 apt and ready with lis pen as
scriyener or draughtsman. Beond thes'
rooms Is our new engine and reas room
where most of the heavy machinery !
operated. This Is superintenSed by MI
JonN @. SMITH, than whom 10 better o
more thorough Freshman can be found j
Delaware.
, On the second floor, front, is the S. 3.
: SOCIETY; company Of young genteme
: who meet for moral and Social cultu
l. stately. Adjoining them Is the room
G the new Pension Agent, PRoT. PORTE
- one of the most clever and gentleman
officers, by the way, that has thus far be-
+, confirmed by the President. Opposite to Il
- office, on the same door, 10 the well appol
ted, large job office OF the JOURNAL, unt
the control off. HARRIS GLATTs, neat a
experienced printes, and graduate of
- JOURNAL establishment. Still further ale
!, on the same floor, 3 the News Departm
- OF the office.
. On the third floor front and back, is
m CATHOLIC LITERARY ASSOCIATION, onS
n. the most numerous, powerful and respet
- BILE religious organizations In Wilmingi
~ At the head Of this institution stands
os Rev. Bishop Becker, as President.
a front room, thirty-tyo feet deep, is oecul
nd as a reading and conversation room, an
no fitted up with tables stands and files of
av numerous religious and other periodic
An Around the walls ar elegantly painted
The traits OF the Pope, eminent divines, sa
ich and fathers OF the Church. The back I
,a- 81 feet long, with an unobstructed out
upon the Delaware-is 10 be used as a
in ture and meeting room. 1t will comfort
,ost hold three hundred persons. Both
i'm rooms have been newly painted, par
sed and carpeled, and are unexcelled by al
,to- the city ior the purposes for which the.
Il used.
Tho In the front basement of the buildil
nos. the News and General Periodical Dep
,or. HOWARD o. MOORE. All the maga
,hor and current literature OF the time ma
10 found there, aud Moore is just as busy
,nds can be with his increasing run of Gu
81 The rear basement Is fitted up and
, - pied as the paper and ware room o
e. office. Book and Pamphlet work 7
:, - from the printing room TO this, the pre-
room, and from thence to the binder.
the public.
tie We doubt II there is another build
the city so we'll and prosperouslY ocC
EcH. and In which so much professional la
N esaess
constantly put f6lo feqdlssiioa, as !
than JOURNAL. BUILDING.