Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-05

Hundred, in November last.
| Pnralusis-Isaac Belts, a prominent menu
Der of the NJ. E. Church In Milford, aged seven
! ty seven years, died from paralysis last ihufs-
day night.
John G. Hirzel, No. 206 East Second st.
adyertises horse, wagon, harness and oil hx-
| lures for sale ut very low rate
Lecture.-John O'Byrne, Esq, will de-
liver his eloquent lecture on Ireland, IN IN"
stitute Hall, on Monday evening, the 10Th
inst, before the Delaware Historical oocie'y'
Special pains with wedding hats. Preachers
will be supplied at cost, large ana elesaut Az
| sortment can be found al humphrey " oanu.' o.
| PIG Market street. mar oot
| Humphrey K Slndt manufacture their SILK
hats and sell a sllpeli IL hat fJr So very elegant
| and light both comfort and beauty comOiheu'
PIG Market street, below 3rd. mar o-ot'
An other arrival of Spring hats aud caps OF
| entire new designs and all for little reany
money, at Humphrey Il Sandts, 2lo Market ST.
SociaLie The ladies Of West Presbyterian
Church will have supper and social lie meet
ing tomorrow (Friday) evening, to which all
| the friends Of the church are invited.
W = Armour periodical agent aud assistant
librarian of the Union NJ. E. Sunday School, re-
signed his position when Joseph Money was
elected to fill the vacancies.
Persons desiring 10 purchase hat or cap Will
profit by examining tue new stock just reeeW-
ed by Humphrey 4 Sandt's, 2l0 Market street,
new STYLES, colors aud low prices. can be FOUND
at Humphrey 4 Sandts. mar '-"'
Soh-Joshua T. Head has sold the pro,
perty on the Brandywine, recently, offered
to the city for park, comprising about ten
acres, to Edward Belts, Esq The price
l has not been made public.
. LIZ. Adair will sell his large stock OF tnrni-
| No Ktnp atrpaf DllDllC
sale, on the 10th of March. The goods must be
sold as he W III only keep his up town store, al
ter that date. Don't forget the sale ii you want
bargains.
ri A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.-No family should
, be without some etiicacious remedy for the cure
= of affections so universally prevalent as coughs,
o | colds, sore throat, whooping-cough ana Group
e some remedy, too, which eau be relied on as
T. safe, sure and certain. DR.. Wistars Balsan
of Wild Cherry combines the disideraum.
Resmed.- Operations have already been re-
: sumed at the foundry OF Henry II. ilckeis'
ESQ. and the first heat will be taken oil to- day
Mr.. T.. is man Of energy, and Is determined 10
c 20 ahead under the most adverse circumstances.
r, We commend his enterprise, and trust That u
II will be amply rewarded.
SuDper -The ladies of the Nj. E. Church at
New Castle, will give supper in the town hall
y | of that place, on Thursday evening, the I'm
y inst. We hope that it may be well attended
y and that a good round sum OF money VIII pt
realized, as II is 10 be devoted to furnishing the
new parsonage
l. The Sunday Louo Constable Doran, on Fri
it day last arrested Patrick O'Donnell, proprieto
Nv of the hotel, 5. ". corner If Pine and From
Streets for selling spilituous liquors on Sunday
The trial came M before Esquire ilagany, bu
p i'm the absence Of one of the witnesses, he cas-
s. was postponed until Friday next.
It. Tile State House. The Committee of tn
SO Legislature, in charge Of the Improvement
of to the State House met at Dover on Friday
"a to inspect the progress of the work, The!
found it proceeding very satisfactorily, ant
e the contractors believe they Will pe ape = !
es complete it by about August. draft TO
w $4,000 was drawn. IN favor Of the contractors
be Mail Messen ocr.-Solomon Hersey has re
ch signed the position of mail messenger be
,s tween the post office in this city and the DO
nd pot of the Wilmington and Western Rail
~ road and Joseph Hammett has been ap
Id pointed to the place, Elwood Looper ha
been appointed messenger at Landen0erg
Mr.. Hersey merely retaining his position Q
he mail agent Oh the road,
Ist The CIR Fharues The sale of the cit
mt | whaives advertised TO take place on Monda
.v last, was postponed until next Monday.
"' would be quite as well for the city to fix til
as rate at which whalves will be rented, and Il
Of ANY Company occupy them that will pay III
an highest premium for the privilege OF doing 30
- Where there is but little competition, or by co
A' lesion between applicants, little or no neon
led can he derived by The present plan of publ
- sale.
he Noijcc.-Ne invite particular attention
oL the sale Of horses cows and farm impemen
which takes place on Saturday next, Oh u
;he farm Of j. wilkins Cooch of Pencader Hid. L
Isl, has several fine brood mares, now heavy vii
s | fual, and of as good stock as can he found
,,, the State. Farmers and Others wishing to pu
VI W" chase should call and see them, as the sale
he positive and they may be bought at such rat
ut as will insure 4 great bargain.
ens Sold at Lust.-The Dickinson house at Il
nee corner of Front and King streets, was so
ems for the fourth time by Sheriff Armstrong,
,nv few days ago the parties heretofore purcha
ing having forfeited the ten per cent pa
n's when it was knocked oil. 1t was bid off &c
tier about $1,000 the first time, while $1,000 W
the price named at the last sale. This tn
VIM. j.. Gilbert is the purchaser, and !
on have no doubt that the conditions Will
ltes complied with and the sale be confirmed,
lers The property is certainly very cheap, as NJ
geo Dickinson paid some eight thousand for
Mr. and expended two or three thousand dolls
nal in making improvement.
nds Murderous ASSdW.-Constab able Ward
for New Castle, entered tho house of George Blu
luor dell, in lledgevllle, last Monday morning,
tatt, the purpose 'of leyyng on the furniture, al
bill while looking at the corpse OF Wills Taylor,
)nt, | said Blundell assaulted him with a dagR
IL which he fortunately parted, and knocking 1
dis said Blunde down, hastily left the premises.
into While the Coroner was holding an inquest, I
d. Constable returned, and as soon as the verd
liro. was rendered, by the jury, aided by Depn
Mr. carried the stove from the premises. AT q
rem iuncture several damsels rushed into the ro
YER uttering horrd oaths, and Wishing the dir
the calamiles might fall upon the head OF the "a
able stable, who could carry away stove from o
/, oi house. As the party appear TO be little bel
as than outcasts, they deserve no sympathy WI
to ever. In fact the den should have been br
icers ell up by the Police long ago. Bunueil IN
pre- his escape, but 1t is hoped that lie may be al
pri- ted and punished.
ma, Police Cases.-'rte following cases IN
,o'p s been disposed of by Mayor Simms, since
INV | last issue
araa Emory Marris, col, Benjamin Cox, VIM
oil | Drown, Stephen Palmer and John E. Mo-
tha | were arrested for drunkenness, and each ii
not 80 cents and costs.
anci- , O''ei i 80, 49, - 80 -. -, - ,,,,,oI
re- Dial, " ~ a''SS , ~ ia -
saan. in the sum of $50 for their future good be
ision ior.
sn... George Brown, for drunkenness and disoI
,.oala ly conduct, by officer Carbery, fined So
1917 costs and held TO bail in the sum of 5000 to
drect the peace.
unee' John Grimes, for threats of bodily harl
1 Thomas Garley, by officer Carbery, fined {
ay and held to bail in the sum of 1900 to keeI
mend peace
'mmit- Jacob Shceber, for the violation of a Cit.
ing The dinance by indecent exposure of his perso