Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

National Bank Of Delaware of Wilmington
Henry Latimer, Samuel Tlille<, Henry G.
Banning Edward Brnghrrst, Charles War
ner, Wm. L. Richardson, Robert Il. Porter
Henry I.atimer, President.
Uninu National Bank OF WIlmington-Jnmes
G. Aiken, Henry dnPInt, Edward Il. Belah,
Charles | DUPONT, Brnjamin S. Clark, William
NJ. Canhy, Jacob Derrickson, William II.
Swift, Victor DUPONT, there being no change
from last year. Victor DUPONT, President.
First National Bank OF WiIming,on-J. r.
ti"ald, William TatnaIl, Henry :. McComhs.
Israel Pu>ey, lIanirl James, Ccm"nt b.
Smyth, GeOlge W. Bush, Eli Garrett, Edward
Belts.
National Bank of Wilmington and Brandy
wine-WlIham ). Crage, jacob PrISty, James
Morrow, George w. Sparks, Washington
Jones, William Richards, George S. Capelle,
John L. Wales, S. S. Switzerland
NeWwpol; National Bank at Newport-Frank-
ln z. Finn, President, and William G
Philips, James Cran>ton, David Lyman Jno.
Mitchell, David E.sburn, Jacob Kubencame,
Robert B. Flynn, William Raylett
New Castle County Nnlinnal Bank, at OdeS.
sa-Cbarles Tatman President Charles Beas-
ton, John Appleton. William Polk, Horatio
n. WiIlettS, Sereck +. Shacrnss, Henry Da-
Wis, Samuel Pennington, David J Cun.mirS.
Citizens National Bank Of Middle t"wn-V.
Crawford, Z. b. EIli-on, Thomas Murphey
Benjamin Gibbs, James Garman. James NJ
Cox, William Green, b. r. B:ggs.
Delaware City Natio, al Rank-Gcorre Max
well, William Re> bold, WlIiiam d. Clark
Edmund ID. C'eavcr, Barney Rryb"ld. john
Z; higgins, Georee Clark, John NJ. Kennedy,
William w. Ferris. George Maxwell, Presi
dent.
Newark National Banks. NJ. Curtis, Isaac
Hayes, hohtrr E Hayes, William :. Kuk,
john W. Evan, James II. Ray, Joel Th"ImI,-
son, Jr., Harry Warren. William McClcl.and
joel 1h"mp.On Jr President.
First Nali"nal BanG OF Dovcr--I<aac Jump,
Wilson H. Cannon, John w Cullen, Maulnyt
Hayes, Alden B. H,ha",l-on, G.. II. b Dav.
n. Is Smi hers, john T. Jakes, .Jnnath.n n.
Guilder>lrve. Mr. Snithrrs was chusen in
place ct Thomas X. C"ur-ty, resigned, and
MIR. Gider>lrve in place OF Iiunn jenkins, whu
declined re-rlection.
The Legislature, on Tuesday apnointed the
inli""lng Directors tor the Farmers Bank ni
Delaware: For New CASH county, Winning.
ton Branch William Bright, William NJ
hennrri and + lward Mmre. New Castle
Branch: DIR. Al~n V. l. .>ley, Bank som Hnl.
comb and Dr. John Merrett. Branch at DO.
yer: DIR: Henry RidgrIy, John W. Hall and
Samuel llarsadinc. Branch at Georretown
4oxIey L jacobs, Wm. b. NAPLES and j
Turpin Moore
The Bank Of Smyrna elects Directors in Nav
RELIGIOUS l'EWS S-SutScriptinn books
have been opened Tor securing funds for the
enlargement Ot the Methodist Church in thi,
town. The trustees hope to he able to com
mence the work AS early in the Spring as pos
sible. The extraordinary libcraity and sue
cess of Dover ha, Spurred the congregation
here. Milford has also felt the impulse and
the ct urch there will be enlarged AMI modem.
IL d IN few months. Harrington has iu,,
hnl>hed tine new ed fee. also, and if Snvrn.
is not prompted 10 do something either through
actual necessity, religious generosity, or a com.
mendable spirit of rivalry, the church referred
to VIII loose Its present high standing in its
denominations
The extra meetings at the NJ f. Church n,
this town have closed
Our citiz ms who visited Dover on dedca.
ton Sunday were highly delighted with the
aarrangement and e,uty Of tho remodeled
| Methodist church.
The concert at Clayton on Monday evening
for benefit uf the Sunday Schnnl Library. hy
Prot. Qumhy aud the Union Church Choir,
was very successful "A large audience was
highly delighted with the singing, and about
$50 was raised 10y the entertainment.
INTERNAL REVENUE CHANGES. The Com.
| ordered "A
general consolidation of the Internal Revenue
Divisions in this State.
The Third and Fourth Divisions in New
Castle county are consolidated, and will be
known ns the Third District H. H. NJ. Me-
! Mullen will continue Assessor for the new dis
| trlct, John {. Clark, late Assessor Ct the
Fourth, being discontinued.
The Fl th and Sixth Divisions. embracing
all k"Atc"unty, are consolidated, and will be
known as the Fourth District John A. Ste
venson Is continued as Assessor of the new dis
trlct, and james Cu0k relieved
| Districts Seventh and Eighth. embr,c;no all
Sussex county. are consolidated. and will be
Known aS the Fifth District r. A. IIOuSton
l. continued as Assessor, and Henry Wolf re.
lieved va
General Woodall has reduced the clerical
force in his Office in this city Commercial
The WRECK OF THE MIAMG.--On Sunday
the IT. inst, the United States Revenue Cut
ter 4uidmt while on her way from Lewes TO
THIS city, waN caught in drifting ice and driven
ashore at Port Penn, where She WAS thrn,ym
on her beam ends.
All abnard got safely ashore, and it was
thought the vessel could probably be saved.
one rested on two of the government uirrs.
0PpoSIte that place, and some days apo the
n"atlng Ice knocked her stern of one of them.
leaving her bow On the other, 50 that her stein
sunk in deep water
She Is, OF course, thus in very precariouA
situation, aud Ivy many is believed to be a total
loss, though h0pe> are slid entertained OF saw.
ing her AT the latest advice, she was still in
very much the same pnsition, her stern sunk
aud her bow above wlter.-CO Commercial
RAILROAD TO REHoBoTH. "A meeting was
held ut Tunnel's store. Baltimore Hd.. on the
5th inst, tJohn Steel in the chair, j. Wilgus
and j. u. Hall, Srcretaries.) to urge the j.
from LeweS TO RchoboIh Bay. A committee
was appointed to memoraze the Legislature,
VIZ: Ebe Walker, Isaac James, aud Kendall
Richards. The object is to make summer
resort at RehoboIh, which is about six miles
below Lewes, on the ocean. The prospect
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