Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-23

WIN. Chandler advertises 1000 bushels OF
prime Hungarian grass seed for sale at No. OIL
Market street.
Richard MegRinson advertses the Nesting
house Thresher, Mower and Reaper, Roller,
trotting wagon, several corn markers, and other
articles for sale.
Beautiful span of Iron Gray Horses of the
Washington Fire company. stood before our
Office last wednesday, and they were the ad-
mlration OF many.
Lumber Reduced. AT the lumber yard south
side Of Market street bridge, Martin Lane has
reduced the prices OF lumber SO much that he is
selling his stock al much lower figure than 1t
has been Sid for long time before.
Appoiniei.-isaiah Ii. Thomas has been
appointed chief clerk In the post Office. lie
has =, ,.nployed in the Office Tor several years
and this promotion Is proper acknowledy-
ment OF his fidelity and capacity.
J. Horace Rudolph has also been appointed
to clerkship. He Is spoken Of as an esiiinable
young man and well qualified for the position.
The Anglo Saxon Confederacy.-Th Lon
don Times has recently had an extensive re-
view OF Mr.. Francis Vincent's essay TO the Eu-
ropean Permanent League of Peace, published
in Hdrkness Mdgdzine. 1t says In effect that
1t IL more clear and convincing than the essay
to the London Cobdru Club upon the same
subject. II is also stated that 1t has converted
one Of the most influential OF the English
PEERS who brlieve that 1t will and should final
ly succeed.
Meetings-A series of Union Meetings, fol-
the promotion OF the cause Of Christ, and the
spread of the Gospel, will be held in the differ
ent churches Of this city, commencing Oh FRI
day evening, April cath, at eigh. O'Clock, In the
West Presbyterian Church, on Saturday, April
25th, at 10, u. M, and at 8, p. M, In st. Paufs
NJ. e. Church; and on Saturday evening at
| o clock, in Asbury NJ. E. Church. Several
" inisters from abroad have been invited aud
| are expected to be present and to take part In
the meetings, among whom are Dr. j. Nj. Wand
| aud Rev. l. NJ See, of Newark, v. j., Rev. G
J I. Ball and Thomas W. Laid, OF New Yolk.
A CowHIDINa AT NEwARK.-Newark, on
Satr rday evening, was thrown into fever bea
| of excitement by the cowhiding OF young
| naH by two Young ladies. The reason was
| that the mau had slandered one Of the ladies
| aud as she had no other means Of redress, She
determ ined, with the aid of her companion, &c
thrash him soundly upon the first occasion tina
presented itself On Saturday evening he came
/ Into town, entered store while the ladies, who
were watching, laid In wait outside, and whel
| he came out they both ''went for" him am
gave him such q laIniuing that he will certainly
| never forget.
| BAPTIST CITY MISSION. Monday night
at the Second Baptist Church, meeting OF the
Baptist City Mission was held. The following
| ofic,is were elected;
| Observation-Disclosures Jones.
| Vice Presi ent-Frank BIouusteine.
| Secretary Galhraith.
| Treasurer-W II. Gregg
| The report The Elm Street Baptist Church
the only church under charge Of the Mission
was read. It showed the ms tuition To be In
fourishing condition as regards membership
and social standing, with excellent prospect
| for inc, eased influence and usefulness IN tn
| future.