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 the work will contain notices of their scenery and gro auctions and of the and habits of the eoriC with statements illustrating their former condition an present improvements, Nc. Ac. It will also be ac- companied by Photographic Sketches of some Oi the most interesting scenes in that group of islands. ~. !. Spec.
 EgpLon Mt,amy.-Two nAanuscrpts on papyrus were lately unfolded from the head and breast Ol Mummy opened at Paris. Such was their state of preservation that scientific person present, immed aIey pronounced the body have been that of Tete Muchis, the daughter of the keeper of the Temple of Isis, at Thebes.
 At late session of the U S Circuit Court at Rich mond Vir Chief Justice Marshall presiding John B. Amedie was tried for the crime of destroying vessel at sea, of which he was commander for the purnose of dCfrautng the underwriters. He found guilty and sentenced to be hung the 18th of th;s month.
 The finances of the Brazilian government were in a deplorable condition, the revenue from the customs having greatly diminished, and the bank paper (of which may be said there upwards of IS millions in circuationj having Appreciated 5 per cent since the commencement of the war. A few days before the Florida sailed, the exigencies of the trea- sury, large lot of the crown jewels offered at public sale at the bank and withdrawn mo purchasers coming forward
 The last benefactions of the late Mr. Philips whose death was announced in last paper topublic char ities were-to Philips Academy $15, ,000-Theolog- cal Institution $10,000-Socety for propogating the Gospel $5,0O0-Mass. Bible Society $5, ,0OO-Fo Foreign Mission Society $5,OOO-Medica Dspensary 5000 Mass Gen Hospital for the relief of sick poor of Bos ton $5,000--Am. Ed Society $5,00O-Female Asy- lum &, ,0O0-Asylum for Indigcnt Boys S2,0o0-MasS. Cong. Charitable Socciety $5,O0o-Total, $62,C00
 O'oination-On Wednesday the 9th inst at Christ Church in Hartford, by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Brow nell the Rev. John G. Stone ofthis town, was admit ted to the Holy Order of Priests.
 MT. Norman Pinney, Tutor of Mathematics in Washington College, was the same day admitted to the Holy Ordinance of Deacons. MT. Pinncy was presented by the Rev. Hector Humphreys.-Sermon by the Rev. Rodney Rossiter.
 Ordination-In Boston, on the 27th ult. the Rev. HERvEY HAYES received ordination as an Evangelist Introductory prayer by the Rev. B. B. Wisner mon from Isa 50: 8, 9, by the Rev. L. Beecher, D. o.; consecratng prayer by the Rev. W. Fay; charge by the Rev. w. Jenks D. D.; fellowship by the Rev. F. Beecher concluding prayer by the Rev: s. Green. MT. Hayes is appointed Chaplain of the z. &. ship Jaua, which is destined for the Mediterranean. The introduction of an evangelical minister on board of war, into congregation of five hundred souls is an event of no ordinary importance; especially we learn the Secretary of the Navy will in future require that all Chaplans in the service be regularly ordained
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E. H. DENISON,

HAVING good supply of Tyson Skin TEA, will
 sell for cash that of good quality for 62 12 cts. per ib and other qualities by the 10 ibs sim gle pound, as low for cash be bought in Hart ford: Lump SUGAR, best quality, for l6 cts per lb by the lump.
 TAVERN KEEPERS, and OTHERS, can be supplied with all kinds of Groceries at low prices AiSo Nut megs, Cloves, Cinnamon, and Periash Mackerel in bis. and half bs. Also, great assortment Nova Sco- tia, blue sheet, fine grit Grnd-sones, warranted CT to glaze, and of very superior quaty,wt. from 59 to 281 lbs Also, for Builders 1, 10, 12, and 20d cut Nails, made of tough iron. Best cast steel Plain Irons, hand and panne! Saws, steel Gimbeis feet Rules, iron Squares, polished steel nail Hammers, rule joint Compasses, patent butt Hinges, Screws, Brads, and door trimmings of most all kinds. Best London White Lead, Red Iead Venetian Red, Span lsh Brown, Spanish White, Crome Yellow, Prussiaa Blue, Spirits Turpentlne, Linseed and Whale Oil, and Brushes.
 Also, for House keepers good assortment of Loo kIng Glasses and Supporters,-English Flat-irons,- Brass ketes,-knives and Forks,-good common Spoons,-silver plated do. of both kinds, and fine assortment of Silver Tea and Table Spoons, Sugar Tongs, cream and salt spoons -these articles of s- yer plate will be kept constantly hand, and at pri eswlthout any reserve low can be bought in Hartford or NewYor, and all warranted good silver by myself and the makers, whose names are stamped upon them. A good assortment Iron Pots, dish Ket- ties, tea Kettles, new fashioned Spiders, bake Pans, Grides Skilets screw botom'd and brass CandIe- sticks, and patent Furnaces.
 A fine assortment New-York HATS, for old men, young men, and boys. Large BIBLES from 11s to 39s. i3 dozen Milk Fails, at $3,75 per dozen.
 good assortment of heavy black and blue black Bombaznes, very cheap for dresses and long shaws; Bobinet Laces, Brown Cambrcks, patent Rattans, cheap Flowers and Wrcaths bonnet and cap Ribbons, Cord, real Russia sheetng, Silk, Twist, padding, and other trimmings for Taors' use of very quality, and large supply of other Goods, much too numerous to mention in any advertisement. Soon expected, brass Andirons, Shovels and Tongs, wrought Androns, and many other articles make greater variety of good common furniture for house Keeping than has ever been tonnd in any store in the county within my knowledge.
 AS it is necessary for the Norfolk Farmers that there should be ore than Cheese dealer, the sub scriber will give all who may be disposed to favour him with their business, every encouragement in that line which prudent man can do.
 E. H. DENISON,
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AFFAIRS OF the GREEKS.-The Morning Herald contains great variety of items from the Archipelago, together with an analysis of the contents of number of Greek papers. We had not room 10 copy many of these But their general aspect is fvourable Indeed counts from Greece are favourable The Egna Ga zee, of Feb 18th, says the Turkish garrsons of Sa
 Iona have abandoned that fortress, which has fallen Greece is no-v free" Omar Pacha was routed at
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Stelcayt's Prirdte Journai.-Mr. John P. Haven. of N Y. has issued proposals for publishing the Private Journal ofthe Rev. c. S. Stewards voyage to the Pa cfc Ocean, and residence at the Sandwich Islands, in l822 B. 4, and 5. In addition to much religious information in reference the establishment
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Just Received. S;lliman's Journal of Sci ence, No. 2, fer March, April, and May, 1s27. No. 9, Vol. I. American Quarterly Reyiew.-s 03@Subscriptiops received at the Litchfeld Bookstore.
 Litchfeld, June IA, 1897. g
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

The Canada, Captain Rodgers, arrived on the 4th inst from Liverpool bringing the Editors of the Com merciaL Advertiser London papers to April Both, and to the 28th, and Price Currents to May lst.
 The arrangements of the new Ministry pleted on the 28th of April and have been made up as follows :-
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"Quicquid fdcies respice fnem." -BACKWOODSMEN-

meeting of the Society will be held on Friday evening at the usual hour-As business ofimportanee will be transacted, punctual attendance Is particularly requested.
 Iune If.
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1dl1a,1tPn.

z TONS good HAY,-one span good low price y Team HORSES,-on good Lumber Wagon and Harness.
 Also, to contract for 1900 Casks LIME, be burnt after the middle of September. Goods will be advan- ced before hand, and some money the delivery of the Lime. k. H. DENISON.
 Norfolk. June 9, 1897. 4w52
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THE CABINET.

PEERS. Lord Chancellor Lord Myndhurst, Lord President Earl of Narrowly, Lord Privy Seal Duke of Portland, Chancellor of the Dutchy Tord R.vlo,
 of Lancaster Secretary of State for For v;scour, D,dlev
 egn Affairs secretary oI ota'e lof 'he Viscount Goderich,
 CoMMoEERS. Secretary of State for the ! The Rt Hon. William Home Department Sturges Bourne, President of the Board of ! The Rt. Hon. William
 Trade Huskisson President of the Board of ! The Rt. Hon. Charles
 Control Win. Wynn, Secretary at War Viscount Palinerston, First Id. of the Treasury The Rt. Hon. George and Chan. of the Exch'r. Canning.
 NOT IN THE GARNET.
 , His Royal Highness the A0Fo fi'sh A"'lf" Duke of Clarence, Master General of the M.r,,,;s of A,c,s-,.,
 Ordnance '1 " e' Loro NhamDelah o' '"e Duke of Devonshire, Master of the Horse Duke of Leeds, Chief Secrecy to the Lord ! The Hon IVY .mh Lieutenant of Ireland
 LAW APyeiNTmEErs. Master of the Rolls Sir John Leach, Vice Chancellor Mir. Hart, Atfornev General Mir. Scarlet, Solicitor General Sir N. C. TIndali.
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Public Acts, passed May Session, 1897.

 l. An Act relating to the Eagle Bank. 9 An Act concerning Injunctons. 3. ,, authorizing Government to form and alter regiments. 4. ', the impounding cattle in certain
  5. ,, requiring a sign post to be erected in Mans
 field. 6. :, annexing Mansfield to the county of Holland. 7. ., :, Columbia to do. do. 8. ,, ,, Prospect to Waingford Probate District. 9. :, ,, regulating fares at Warmers ferry. 10. :, ;, 2, Weights and Measures. II. ,, ,, prohibiting members of General Assembly
 from acting as Counsel in certain cases l2. :, :, relating to Conn., State Prison. 13. , ;, repeating 1lth section of an act concerning
 Fisheries. If. , cedng territory to United States for Light House. Is. ,, ;, prescribing number of Jurymen for each
 town. Is. ., :, relating to School Fund Deeds. 7. ,, ,, !, settlement of estates. I8. ., ., ., removal of Stone from common shore. 19. ., ., ., toll for one horse wagons %. ,, ;, ,, fares at Saybrook Ferry. Fl. ', ?, ,, Oaths. 9. r :, ,, Interest. Q3. ,, ;, ,, Prisoners. 24. ,, ., ,, Deputies in Holland County. 25. ., :, ', Inspection of Beef. 26. :, ,, ,, Commissioners in other States. 2. ', ', ;, Printing of Laws.
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JOSEPH LOGGAN'S ESTATE. THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis IL trict of Sharon has limited and allowed six months from this date, for the creditors of the estate of
 JOSEPH LOGGANS, late of Sharon, in said district, deceased, to present their claims against said estate to the subscriber for settlement.
 By order of Court,
 OLIVER KELLOGG, Erecstor. Sharon, June 5, 1927. 52 MUSEUM of Foreign Literatme aud Science, for June l827 is just published. and for sale at the Litchfeld Bookstore, where the back numbers can be had.
 CoNTESrs.-Portrait of Dr. Helmuth.-- Kings Australia. The Par Home. Thelast days of Kant. The things that change. IA chapter on Dreams. Orator Henley. His tory of Barbadoes. Henry Cornelius Agrip- pa. Similitudes. Oxford edition of Sopho- cles. The black Watch. Buckingham's Mesopotamia. Vernal Stanzas. The twins of Lamerton. General Caulincourt. MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS. LIrERAur INrELLIGENcE. &e.
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CALEB REYNOLDS ESTATE.

CALEB REYNOLDS ESTATE. The Hon. Court of Probate for the district Of Sharon hath assigned Tuesday, the 26th day of June inst. at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Salisbury, for the settlement of the accounts of the Administra- tor upon the estate of Caleb Reyaolds, late of Sharon, in said district. deceased.
 By order of Court,
 ORRIN CLARK, Administrator. Sharon, June 5. 1827. 59
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m Hartford, and also to some ten or fifteen members of the Legislature. If the package did not arrive in Hartford, the fault is in the Post Masters, not in The editor of the Times has the number an qUes- ton, and as it contains subjects entitled to grave and cOnsideraie attentOn," we may expect in due time some notice of it from the pen of Mr. Wells: in the mean time we shall content ourselves in reminding the editor that those who throw brck-bats and stOnes" ought not to complain at having their knuckles raped occasionally. When the editor of the Times shall write something in relation to o political course which is tangible, may think it profitable to reply to him ;- when he shall of the reasons which induced him |" to discard time pas" we shall be pre- pared to hold controversy with him. This viliyng,
 low bihhgsgate slang, is entirely unworthy decent paper, and we shall not foul columns with any pication to his abuse.
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After providing for all previous unsats- - fed dividends and other charges upon the Fund, there remained in the Treasury the ment me o Of 4 future dividends, the sum of $s,s54 dividends % in the u % treasury @ ist April, is5S 9,se8
 There remained of Interest in the Trea- - sury on that day the sum of $l2,653
 The amount of Principal on hand the 1st of April, 1926, in cash was $2l ,326 66
 Amount of Principal paid into the Trea- sury during the year onding April 1st 1927 was 30, 743 96-amounting to $52,O72
 Of which there has been LoaRed by the Commissioner since the 10th of June last on bonds douhly secured on Real Estate ferred red by i, the p resolve of May last s4o,7o2
 Amount remaining in the Treasury for applicants whose securities for loans are not perfected $l,369
 The sum of ten thousand dollars has been retain in the Treasury to comply with the Resolve of l. session directing the Commissioner to loan the As; any sum not exceeding that amount for the purpose meeting the current expenses increased by buildi the new State Prison. But being informed that part of the loan will be requred securities are p pairing by other applicants for loans to the amount the foregoing balance and will shortly be perfecte
 From the foregoing statements it will appear tl the amount of principal and interest collected in year ending lst April 1927, after deductng all exp, ses of Agencies, is $124,854 II.
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School Fand.-The present condition of this fund may be seen from the following extract from the Re-
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NEW GOODS.

EO'O fer most kinds ef Country Produce, and OH e iberat Credit; and many Or- tictes as lOW for Casb, as con De bought n Hartford, or GRy other place.
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 may be seen from the following extract from the Re port of the Commissioner:
 OfInterest collected aud diuidea.
 The amouns of Interest, Rents and Bank Dividends collected within the year ending the 1st of April, 1927, is $94 no l being about $22, 900 more than has been collected in any previous year since the establishment of the School Fund The dividends made to the Schools in Oct. last on 84 876 persons enumerated in Aus gust last was $29 706 6O-that made in March last on the same enumeration $42, ,433; amounting in the year to $72,- IA 50.
 Grants made by the Legsla- ture last May to certain school districts which had not complied with the law in making their re- turns 2oo 6O Previous unpaid dividends and orders which had been paid du- ring the past year 39l3 S5
 Taxes paid on Ohio lands, Be Policies of insurance, compensa- tions to Commissioner, Treasu- Ter and Clerks and other ex- penses paid the year past, $500 "A oA o1n o
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AS it is necessary for the Norfolk Farmers that there should be Eore than Cheese deaer the sub- scriber will give all who may be disposed to favour him with their business every encouragement in that line which prudent man can do.
 F. H. DENISON
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Longley-Rev Dr. Jenks is chaplain of the Senate Rev. Geo. Ripley, chaplain of the house. Many pri- vate petitions have been presented. As the session will be short, is probable that subjects of general and public nature will be understood.
 Stage AccideRt.-We learn that one of the Boston and Albany stages, via Greenfield and Wiiliamstown, while descending hill in Shelburne, three or four days snce was by freak of the horses overset. Several members of the Mass. Legislature in the coach at the ome, one of whom (Sfr. Putnam of Ad- amS,l had his arm broken, ond left with one of his companions at public house. Two or three oth- CTS were considerably injured, but no lives lost
 The WiHiamstown (Mass) paper Aates that flock o wolves have recently made their appearance in the northwest part of Berkshire county and that the des sructon of sheep by these prowlng monsters hasbeen very great In the town of ofLanesborough above about three hundred sheep have been killed and in Of the neghborng places the losses to the sheep have been proportionably great. That section of country, on account of the great number of sheep owned there, must afford fine range for wolves, while its almost mpenetrabe mountain forests w SC. cure them pretty safe retreat from the 1nraged far mers. An attempt was made last week to dsodge the depredators in concerted attack from four ouar. cers by the inhabitants of four towns. By some mis- understanding the project did not succeed and anoth- similar expedition is contemplated. 1.-the sports men of that vicinity have Putnam lead them to the attack shall hear of lots of wolves ears ta- ken of in Berkshire county.
 The editor of the Times positively asserts in his last that he did receive paper of the l7th ultmo, and also that several others whomt senn Hart ford, did not receive it. We willing to believe the assertion inasmuch others to whom the paper was directed say did not their hands. We mail ed the papers usual directed to all our exchanges
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-20
SHERTFF'S SALES.
By PETER D DEL.avY, saEsltF.

ID virtue of writ of vend. exponas TO directed,
I'D viii be exposed to public sale, At the house OF Robert
Gaibraih, Brandywne Hundred Wednesday the 21st
of February inst o'clock, p. NJ the following descri
the Hundred OF anywine, and county OF Newcastle to
wit :--adj0ning lands Of Thomas Elliott. Lydia Rossln
Adolbhus Husbands and land late the property of Joseph
b. SIMS and others with awo story stone dwelling house,
kitchen, stone barn. spring house, and two sohe tenant
houses thereon erected containing by computation,
hundred and twenty acres be the less Sci
zed and taken execution the property Of Samuel Loue
Newcastle, February S, 1897. 27-4t
DY virtue Of writ of yend exponas to me directed
ID will be exposed to public sale. at the house Of William
)onaho in Apncqunhnink hundred, Friday the 23d of
February inst at O'Clock, r. NJ the following described
farm of land, and situate lying aud
being in the hundred Of Appoqunimnk and County OF
Col Samuel B. Archer and others; with log dwelling
house and kitchen, &c. thereon erected; containing
hundred acres less Seized and taken in execu-
ton as the property of WIh,am Goidsborouyh
Newcastle, Feb. ) 1927. 97-4t
u virtue of writ of vend exponas, directed will
Id be exposed to public sale, at the house of Henry
Steele, in Newcastle hundred. Saturday the 24h of
February in. O'clock r. NJ the following described
ands and tenemens situate, lying and being in The
red of Newcastle and County Of Newcastle, wit "A
plantation tract of land and mast known by the
Of Spring Garden, bounded by the road eadng from New
castle Chrstiana Bridge, by the Newcastle by
lands of George Read. Esq and heirs Of Doc. J4gaa
McCalimont dec and the river Deaware vita tyc sorY
hrck dwelling house, BRICK barn, and other bdildns
thereon erected containing three hundred acres Of lrG
and marsh he the or less Also, the follo@iPg
lot piece Of marsh, bou ded by lands nf George Hand,
dec and Mill Creek; containing, by computatnn nine
acres and twenty-five perches be hc same more less
Sezed and taken in execution The property OF Lemae
Hlas'ey
Newcastle, Feb S. 1927. 27-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-20
NOTICE.


bSHE C1Yarncrship heretofore existing undei the firm
OF h!satr q Crousn has this day, by mutual consent
dissolved.A persons inscb Ell to said firm
quesed TO make payment on beo,e the hrst dsy q
February next at the expiration Of sad time all The
counts will be placed in the hands OF collector and
hose hating claims will presen, them GEO. " KAnsSEa
sho is duly authorized 10 settle the u sand firm
THOMAS or AVEN
GEO. w. KAkSNER.
Delaware City, December IS, 1926 .li-lN
n 3. The subscriber begs leave to return his sincere
lhsuks to his friends and the public in general for their
liberal patronage toward the late firm Of iorsner e Caven
-andrespectfy soctsa continuance u llc same, the
old stand, where he will continue to keep constantly
hand very general Of Dry Goods Groceries,
Liquors, Hard, Hollow, Cedar, Queens Wse-Drugs, Me-
dcnes Hats, Boots, Shoes ready made Clothing, and every
hing his line which is usually kept in Country Stores
III OF Which Will be sold very low for cash country pro.
iuce and he atters himself from his knowledge of bus.
ness, together with careful and prompt attention.
the good will Of his customers and merit share Of public
aronage. GEO w kARSNER,
December Is 1926. t1te Of the firm IF X 8 c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-20
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
& II. WILSON,

No los, Market Street, Wilmington,
ITAvE been appointed sole Agents in the State OF Dea
I'LL ware, for the sale of Oidridges Chemical Balm Of Co.
hlba which is extracted from found in the wlds OF
America. The Balm is improved in color, strength and
perfume, and grand capillary virtues are as follows
One bottle, price so cents prevents the hair from falling
off in 48 hours from its first application or causes new
growth Of whiskers in few weeks bottle, price 75
cents will only stop the hair from falling off bur like
wise in three weeks new growth 70 appear; and
at ST. gives in general good head OF har 10 young
person.
hair from turning gray and makes curl
beautifully, look bright and glossy, and IN few appllca
tons frees it from scurf and entirely nervous head
aches.
by repeated experiments found to bear every sort OF
climate, without the least injury to its virtues.
Copies of certificates will be shown by the yenders from
gentlemen aho after being bald number Of years, have
received new growth Of hair.
The signers characters supported by His Britannia
Maesy's Consul, Philadelphia who thereto has prehxed
his seal and the royal of Great Bran aso the Mayor
and other Magistrates Of Philadelphia, who personal
" acquainted with the sgners. have certified TO their high
responsibility, and have likewise prefxed their seals
October 90 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-20
100000 DOLLARS.
The Delaavare Fire Insurance Companu

TNCoRPoRATEDbyt by the Legislature Of the State Of Deli,
ware with capital of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors are now receiving applss
tons for Insurance, at their Office, No 81 Shpey street
between Front and Second streets, against Loss by Fin,
on every description of buildings general; Merchandise,
Ships in Port and their Cargoes Household Furniture
and other personal property against loss damage
by inland transportation Of goods, wares, merchandise d
country produce.
Terms Of insurance will be as orable any Of hc
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia or New York Pan
ties assured may repose the fullest confidence in The
soldy OF its capital, and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
ions Moopr Agent survey property to be insured
for the and vicinity Of New Castle, in place Of c. b.
Il Baney, declined.
LEVI II. EVANS is Agent to survey property to bell
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
JoaS CLOAK is Agent to survey property to be Insured
tor the town and vicinity OF Smyrna.
JosEpu JoNEs Agent to survey property to be Insured
for the town OF West-Chester and vicinity.
Directors
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baily, Vim Chandler,
| David c. Wilson, Joseph Grubb,
/ Joseph G. Gpin, Robert Porter.
WM. SEAL, Presiden,
| d. DyRsKs, Secretary.
| Apr 10, 1896. A.