Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

CtuWy.--h liIl SIOUX Oi uTy O'o ihCu pcNO
German aud cove siding at reduced figures, a
the lumber yard south side of Market stree
bridge Of Martin Lane, formerly trading a
W Use * Lane
Meettay.-A public meeting will be held a
the C;ty Hall this (fhursdsy) evening, TO TAXI
action on the ordinance in regard 10 laying ou
aud opening Pennsylvania Avenue. The citi
gems interested in The improvement should al
tend.
Farm for Suie.--John Iogu- will sell hi,
farm near Brackinville, at public sale, on SatIir
day, the l4th iust.,as may ba seeu by notice In
another column. lie will also sell his persona
property on The saue day, his Intention beins
10 quit farming. Slilham * sou, Auctloneers
BdToom Facturss.-L. " Stidham
Son will sell at public sale al No. lis East
Fourth street, ON Saturday. the 2lst inst.
the entire lot Of barroom fixtures belonging
to Frederick loldmann, who is.about to en-
gage in another kind Of business
1rMuhig Siore.--Mfs. y. W. TaggAn ha:
opened vcrv snug trimming store al No. loa
East Third street aud the ladies' who wish any
thing in her line should call and examine hei
sfock which is all new and of the best materi
al. We hope our readers will act on tho above
hint, as we are stHe they viii be protiied b,
doing so.
Fctu.-lHt NHhTNtS were itdstu VII ihub
Jay as follows for term Of three years.
500 per year; French street wharf to G.. w
Bush 4 Son al $50 per year; Tatnall street
wharf to Simmons d; cause at 500 pei
year
stoicn.--'rhc Mill Greek Mutual Associate l
Offers rowald Of nifty dollars for The recovery
of large solrel mare which was stolen froul
the stable OF oliver w. Eistburn Ia IN Greek
Hundred on the night of the It'll Inst. A re-
ward oi 500 is also offered for the ares, a,d
conviction Of the thief. See adv.
Recocered.-The body of Thomas Keliy,
who disappeared about nine weeks ago, was
found floating IN the Delaware few days
since, and on Monday it was conveyed TO the
residence Of lis father near Iron Hill, renca
der Hundred, and properly inferred. The
reason az cause of the drowning Is shronded In
mystery.
Elected.-,At the meeting OF tho BIaudywiul
Association for the detection Of horse thieves
on Saturday last, the following officers were
elected; President, George Lodge; Vice Presl
dent, Samuel N. Falley Treasurer, John For.
wood; Secretary, Henry NJ. Barlow; Directors
james H. Langley, Jacob Sharpiess, Isaac N
Grutt. Thomas l.. Tailry and j. A. b. Per.
kins.
HeiN uad Caps Lewis c. Springer has rent.
ed the store he now occupies al No. 80 Mar
ket street, Tor the coming wear, and is now lay
ing In fine stock Of the latest Spring styles Of
hats and caps, which he will sell at the lowest
rates. He is polite aud accommodating anC
his friends will be- glad TO learn of his contin
uince in the business.
A New York correspondent, writing on
Friday, says have letter from Raya nd
Taylor saying that he will return TO America
this spring. lie has been in Gotha for near,
~ two years, devoted 10 literary labors, th,
results Of which will be given to the English
and American public simultaneously this
year. On hs return he will probably oc
cupy 'Cedarcrolt, his country residence
again.
Robbed. The store Of Thomv Dalton a
Cenlrevillr, Chrstana Hundred, was broker
open last Tuesday night, and a number of per
knives, hats, about SO in money and some 81
postage stamps, were carried on The r,ges
pricd oil A shutter, then broke window pane
withdrew the fastening and entered the store
They also left by the same aperture. They had
broken open the wheelwright shop Of Entriker
" Maln and procured tools to enable them ia
pefpetrate the robbery.
Deceased.-Rev. 4. p. McColley, of Milford
died few days ago, and on Monday his re
mains were inferred in the presence of a
large concourse of relatives and friends
He had not been able to labor in the churct
for several years, but continued to official,
at NcColl0ys chapel. which he had bull
within few miles of Georgetown at his owl
expense. For many years he was Presiden
OF the Sussex County Bible Society. and wa
an earnest advocate of the extensi on @
Christianity throughout the world.
Kent County Lery CoWt.-The Levy Cour
OF Kent County, during the past week appoin
ted the following cnnstables, viz;
Duck Creek, Nehemiah Stay,on, Henry Flu
banks; Kenton, Timothy Carlow; Little Greek
Robert Roughley; Dover &. +. Hawkins, Sam
Boyer South Mnlderkill, James II, Cook; Mis-
pllion, Henry ". CLARK.
Jail Commissioners, Juhu G., renhewlt. e.
II. l.. Day, John =. Jester.
Jail Physician, Dr. X. |. Jump
The Levy Court adopted the pan OF the cou
templated new Court House drawn BY rtarcs
and Taylor-which is that Of three story
brick editce with stone ficings. The siEs o
the building will be about SO by 50 feet.
Deta,gare Soldiers, Mrs. Eveline McIn
tire, Of this city, had five IONS in the Uniol
army during tho rebellion, four Of whom
died in the service, as follows; James Nc
Intire, Fisrt Delaware Regiment, killed a
Beams Station, Aug. 25th, 1854 job n Nc
Intire, Second Delaware Regiment, killed
a. Coal Harbor, June Sd, 1864, Charles Nc
Intro, Second Delaware Regiment, killed
at Gettysburg I'd or Sd Of July, 1868: Vim
Mclntirc, Second Delaware Regiment, dice
In the government hospital in this city. Tn,
surviving son, Thomas, belonged to the 27tl
Massachusetts, Regiment.
Collector Nolen had five SONS in the army
as follows Edward, Lewis, Frank, A. VI
and Charles. All but the first named sur
vived the war.
Lectures. Hon. j. Nj. PEBBLES. for
merly American Consul at lrebizond, il
Asa, IS to deliver course of three lectures
| at the Splritualist Hall, in this city, on tn
evenings of Thursday, Friday apd SATURDAY
upon his travels around the world, whic
are said to be very instructive and amusin
being Illustrated with maps and picture
| representing the countries through whic
he travelled, and their inhabitants, thei
manners and customs. These lectures shout
be well attended, and the committee VIII
have succeeded in getting Mr.. PEBBLES t
| come here have placed the admission fee 9
| 10 cents, so as to give all an opportunity {
listening to this instructive course. Ticket
can be had Of the committee or at the stor
N. L. corner OF Sixth and Orange streets.
Religious Rev, Robert f. Kemp, on
of. our Supernumary Preachers, resident h
this CITY, supplied tho pulpit of Asbur
church, on Sunday morning last, taking Il
his text the latter clause OF the 26th yers
OF the 18th chapter Of John IF any ma
serve me him will my Father honor, an
he at once, without any crcusulocutor
words Of introduction, proceeded to the col
sideration Of the text, remarking first tn,
the phraseolosy Of the words therein col
tanned, falling as they did from the lips
the blessed Jesus himself, were an arg,lme,
in favour Of his own divine nature, TIE i,
| To nE mnn tn saryn liz Cd rru.. IL. LIZ.