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Congressional.

WAsfIISGToS, June y, 1ooZf
sEsArF.-Numerous petitions in favor of the Home
stead law were presented
Mr. soule presented the proceedings of public meet
ing in New Orleans, urging upon Congress ths prety
Mr. Hunter presented the resolutions Of the General
Assembly Of Virginia. urging Congress the justice
Also the resolutions q the same respecting the pay
and emolumens due the Petersburg volunteers for
vices during the war Of 1872. r
Mr. Stockton presented several petitions in favor Of
modification of the tariff.
Mr. James presented the memorial Of the Industrial
Congress- recently held in this city, in favor Of the pas
sage of the Homestead act.
The bill from the House, changing the name OF the
American built vessel Amelia, and a bill confirming the
exchange of certain lands selected in Natchez Miss for
Marine Hospital were taken up and seyeraly passed
Mr. Cooper's resolution directing inquiry as to the
expediency of employing Leuze. Heay and Rothermei
paint for the Government certain historical pictures
Mr. Butler introduced bill for the relief of the VIII
mington and Manchester Railroad Company
Mr. Sumner laid the table resolutions declaring the
Justice and propriety Of cheap ocean postage.
Mr. Seward submitted resolution directing an in
auiry into the propriety of purchasing Catlns
If Indian portraits and scenes. Laid over. - M
After debate several Intellectual metiq v take
particular bills the Senate then went n ssss
sion q;
| Hous.-Mr. McCorkle moved cez11n joint resolutions
of local nature and the resou that State instruct
Establishing branch shich Ssre referred to
Mr Bisssi of nling sstsinea the floor for the pur
pose moving reca the vote BY which the House
refused lay the the benefit of the insane on the
table, the purp ef discussing it. but yielded 70 Mt
Ways and MED s Instructed to report the bin ths
Senate for th Of branch mint in Cslifer
MIA and br described its object and the necessity
which for its enactment-twentyone millions OF
dollars ha q been lost by the aboring population Of
hat Stat wing to the difference between the market
rice Of hd In California and its intrinsic value.
Mr. eeli resumed and moved to reconsider the vote
of but after some discussion proceedings on
the ruled out of order and the House took up
hill, about $4,000 for roads in Minnesota
Mr. Snly of North Carolina, called attention to bill
whd 5ntained an appropriation Of $5Q@ for read
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
He CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
WRITTEN IN ILLNRs

WRITTEN IN ILLNESS.
Now in the field Of sunset Twilight gray
Sad for the dying day,
With wsps Of shadows binds the sheaves Of gold,
And Night comes shepherding his starry fold
Along the fringed bottom Of the sky
Alas, that
sunken among lifes faded ruins lie
My senses from their natural uses bound -
What thing is kest to my wretched plight
barley grain cast into stony ground.
That may not quicken up into the light.
Erewhile / dreamed about the hills of home
Whereon used to roam
Of silver.eayed larch,
And willow hung with tasses. when. like bells,
Tinkle the thawing runnel's trimming swclls,
And softly filling in the front of March
The moon lies
Watching for harebels, and the buds that ease
Hearts loyelorn, and the spotted adder tongue
Dead heaped leaves among
The yerdurous seasons cloud of Witnesses
OF how the daisy shines
White i the knotty and close -nibbIed grass
VI thickets full of prickly cglantines,
And the slim spice-wood and red sassafras,
Stealing between whose bows the twinkiing heats
Suck up the exhaled sweets
From dew-embamed beds Of primroseF.
That all Impressed lie
Save Of enamored airs. right daintily,
And golden-r -ringed bees
Of atmospheres of hymns,
When wings go beating up the blue sublime
From hedgerows sweet with yermiI -sprouting limbs.
In Aprils showery time.
When llacs come, struggling nag-towers bright
AS any summer ukIt,
Ere yet the plowman ; steers
Browse through the meadows from their traces free,
Or steel -blue swallows twitter merrily,
With slant wings shaving close the level ground.
Where. with his washed ewes thick huddlea round
The careful herdsman plies the busy shears
But this fond seeming now no longer seems
Aching and drowsy pains keep down my dreams
Even dreary wind
Within some hollow, black with poison flowers
Swoons into silence. dies the hope that lined
My lowly chamber with lumined wings,
In lifes enchanted hours
When, tender oxlips mixed through yellow strings
Of mulleinstars, with myrtles interfused,
Pulled out OF pastures green, gaiy used
To braid up with my hair. All, wel-a-day
Happy the blue eyesDf another May
Open from rosy lids shall not see,
For the white shroud-foids. If it thus must be
Father, Son, and Spirit holy Three
AS death is closing round me into night
Comfort the darkness with religious light.
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

E''aR RzASR1RA5A I ; $zR A. M n
Co. (ate Robb Fabain,) constantly receiv
ing their Phadepha and BY direct
England prepared to offer dealers the
liberal Their stock large and well ssed AZ o
sR TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS INDIA RUBBER
sooDS; SADDLE, COACH, HARNESS AND TRUNK MAKERS
MA ERIAIS TRIMMINGS, etc.
u Purchasers are invited to call. d22
NEWARK, M :, ,SADDLERY Ware "a
l y Fouse.--ANDREW G. BULL CO., No. Is Canal
street, NewOeans, between Camp and Magazine Streets
Manufacturers and importers isADDLERY and
constantly hand large and complete assortment of Saddles
rides, narnsales Trunks Whips Skrng Harness and Bride
setpion at No. Is CANAL STREET.
sl21yd&W ANDREW G. BULL u co.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
EsoRAT1o D. HEWITT. PIANO s1nzssz.-=

EEORATIO D. HEWITT, ,PIANO.-aNAE-
n FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp
street Neworeans, would respectfully request theft u X
assortment Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of all kinds
descriptions bis well assortment of PIANO
FoRTE the factories of the first make the United States and
EUROPE among which are to be found those co..
Paris The above the following kinds GRAND Sc
MI GRAND PICCOLO, PICCOLO OBIlGuE AND SQUARE-are
of the celebrated maker the world combining all the late
had the subscriber style OF
Of 81 tx and Oetaves They will be sold at manufactured
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE all kinds aud in quantity
Among Others keeps constantly largest
ACCORDEoNS brought Southern
which reasonable GUITARS
tued by WILLIAM HALL SON the approved SPANISH
MODELS. These the class, warranted to
stand the climate The subscriber has had
the Music the Northern cities well Newrlean and
thoroughly acquainted with the details the business His
stock the selected that has the Southern market
will hand selected
of kinds MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MOST MUSIC. Musical Public respectfully
invited to call and his stock.
fel3 lyos H0RATEO d. HEWITT, SO Camp ST., N o.
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CHOPPERS WE'LL, Kinds County, Miss. k.==A
capital "nd thirty niles nom VicLsburg Railroad sh=W
Raymond, he,We readiness
10 passengers to the Well.
This egbtasd Watering Place open at all q The year for
Dyatrhpa Dyspepsia, popy, Gravel Diabetes Bronchitis Chorosi
cnea debility Consumption the exciting
TERMS.
Boarding Lodging the per week.
lst September.
fNMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor
The be had five gallon demobns half
pint bottles by the dozen boxed essrs g. Mca Co.'S 80
Poydias street, NewOrlenls.
Having with the Physicians Of the Well Drs
Beazy keunon, will given invad the
proper using the
ei when and will the charge exceed from IS
TO $40.
The Water be had by the five gallon demohn half
pint bottle boxed at VIM McCucheon Washington street. Veks
SmW
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FURNITURE, ETC.

TOHN B. BURGEN has removed his -
ob FURNITURE STORE ron No. 14l to No. 53MAGA-
ZINE STREET, Immediately opposite tho Arcade, where -
continuance the he has heretofore
received from his friends and the public. dS0 ly
STILL THEY GOMEZ "A new arrival of Res
~ aegeues Patent Portable SPRING MATTRESSES which
One Matsrssa tbe bed ssonSay fey
rolled small and made convenient to handle and
which
they areth he mos comfortable Mattress in
These celebrated sale during
business hours, J. NJ. WEYhoUTf'S
Sale ROOM 07 ST. Charles doorm Poyirss
pubic respectfully requested call and examine this
eocE. nl2 IT
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
Rrid0eaC0te1. Paint.

IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
BrtdgesCate1' Paint,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK. ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
t The public respectfully called the following
testimonials BRIDGEWATER PAINT is
unnecessary the than EIGHT MONTHS
the South the character of the Paint firmly established and
offered to the public the best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO-
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Aso F. MILLER. OF ATTAKAPAs
In July last induced apply the dgewaer Mineral Paint to
I s By E a g g.
Co. ehesru my testimony embraced in
he s
%f s. 9 has ] sss as sss i
surface which has prOvsa entirely imperOus o, miller
Nswoeria Attakapas, saars2 March ,s 1852 ''' N'
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
?ss!7S s5s; my 4 ss 5i
% %ss
mfesas Ss%osan. sis December sEasi s ST. 10AAssoS
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBOAT PORPoIsE.
BRDGEwATER PAINT, which G. G.
BoSERT CT tho dek Of d ToT5Sst
81 wssks /. sR s
5:S5 ss Ii T vi 81 s %
isnsdS sn Wn BROWN, Captain Of rowboa. porpose
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK with the BRIDGE
5
~ tssnsd, HUGHES, vAI1ETT IT.. THOMAS. Hon
Up. WHITNEY ?s'sess 3 cos DOCK a .ar4
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
Neworlsans, February T. 1852.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON PAINTER.
gRIDeEwATER PAINT past months,
sn sn a ha h Ssn s & Is ase and
atsm s a s1df Esstsis % IF
Isl
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE
sssss es
s5n stss Company
EDW ;dGJni OGDEN, Agent G. General neral Mutual Mutual :.
os Eisssfs nsRs aSss
sl F Ssf5s III pssssS. sss,
In addition. the above
certificates from equally respectable parties app
their office among which those Captain Robbins
Of ship Leodes Captain Wm Cults ship Charles Cooper; c. Nc
culan, Assistant Engineer NewYork and Erie Raroa Lieut.
COL G. H. Talco, Newyork Arsenal R. S. Smith, Lieutenant
Quartemass United States Military Academy Point Oliver
Superintendent Secretary Of the lroa
Company ETC., &C. BoGERT d CO., 10 Camp street,
Agents the States of louisiana Mississippi Alabama and
sUB-AaENTs LIN IN NJ NEW ,,rS4a ORLEANS
AIessrs. pRIESTLY l. RIEN.
HIssass Sasss !I,rHA;rI i WATERAIAN B W co.
R. RICHARDS.
| u. MACPHERSON, No. 20 Camp street.
AT MOBILE-JAMEs G. WHITAKER.
| VICKSBURG-BYRNE ANDERSON,
| GALVESTON-JONES UFFERD.
BATON ROUGE-LEv1 KELLUM.
ATTAKAPAS-C. B. g. WHILDEN. APPS dAWN
ELOUR-50O bbls. (Strait brandy Indian'
| n Superfne Flour in and for sale by
| iel2 STONE & WALWORTH IS Tchoupitoulas street.
FLOUR-400 bbls. Missouri Extra, in stor'
ielq sToNE& wALwoRTH. So Tchoupi.Ouas street.
i SNUFF-150 dozen Scotch and Macaboy, TO
II ~ sale by CONVERSE d CO.. 81 Tchoupoulas street.
Il GHOT AND BAR LEAD-A full assortmen
t~.c
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WANTED.

VKTANTED TO HIRE-A Negro Girl MS Nurse
Wv small family One who do plain sewing preferred
Address box j. No. Z, Post-ofee. ie5 If
VN7ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good Barge
wv KEEL BOAT suitable for towi!g For
apply the subscribers. STONE Il WALWORTH,
jsnletf ss Tchguptoulas street.
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NlN IssIssIPPI sPR1NGs.--The under t6zzzEzzsss

IVA ISSISSIPPI SPR1NGS.-The under- ffsEEESES
lT signed MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS for HSHM
years. The establishment undergoing thorough
pairs preparations being reception
visitors the s May They have also the services Of Capt
GLATHRAY late the Lake Providence Hotel whose reputation
Landlord inferior No pains will spared
renderit desirable The
well known
These SPRINGS Kinds county,
jackson, miles South Of Clinton, miles
Raymond, and and half North of Cooper's Well.
HACKS Spngsfrom
the Railroad Depots at Jackson Clinton and Raymond.
RATES OF BOARD PER MONTH. $50 90
mla Wit SANFORD l. WILSON.
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LACEY & CO., 81 ST. Charles street,
lS- BRANCH OF LACEY & PIiILLIPSS CELEBRAT HAR
NESS offering the finest and most
Gp- REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. fe27 lyaW
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REMOVALS..

} EMOVAL.-BAREILI & Co. have Temporal
IL u ly their office 81 Com
street. my5
u EMOVAL.-R. II. MARI, Attorney at Law,
a. Inns from No. II St. Chae 81 Camp
up Htairs. n25 ly
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NTADIsoNVILLE HoTEL.-The sub a


Mobile Bay, FREEMAN Il SMITH, Proprietors.This Ei:A
establishment tvoraby known its beautiful scenery,
walks shady groves splendid shower
at bathing with its firm sandy bottom, excellent roads
running irections with the entire mosquitoes,
renders this pleasanteat places spend tue to he
found The having crowded
months from the beginning is good
evidence of ts being the right sort Of place.
the appcanta the New
Orleans could accommodated.
DINING ROOM much larger and seat two hundred md
SALOON will added the other
ausennta Several SLEEPING APARTMENTS have been
The ppretors will he nnrin their efforts please There is
now daily with Mobile and shortly
several
' WILLARD FREEMAN,
JAMES B. SMITH
Iolywood Baldwin county, Ala, May "a my27 3m&W
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~
Il D Formerly FRANKLIN IiousE-PHILIP CANTER IEHEau
begs his and the public that he
prepared receive good TABLE will be kept and the
BAR supplied with the best Of LIQUORS.
-TERMs---
Boarding Lodging per Week, rs 90
90
ie14 8tawi
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N'OK BALlZE, SOUTH WEST PASS, s--
- FORT JACKSON and all intermediate ulana. elsftga
II regular and fast running
,s,msdas ,s,a asnd'ng On SATURDAY May o'clock A. M
saRrsssy or the trade between Newras the IA
guarantee to the planters and shippers that remain
The year and regular packet leaving c
SATURDAY MORNING. For freight passage apply on boz, m 5
of st. Lonis orl 'ff'' va '' 'ru, ioot
Il STEVENSON \ FD In rJanI o...
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HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss 1hezHzssAs 1hHsAs

MAGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Mlss.-t1aEEaassh
Mrs pEvER informs M her ssIsI old friends lII=
reception visitors This house moi inferior the points
Of hotel the coast The
ROOM similar in Biloxi and
admirably adapted BALLS PARTIES public gatherings
ally, will be reasonable In addition
ball Room prepared for at least fifty persons
than in previous seasons. g., ,
TABLE will be hereonstau to provide amply with the
best that this and the neighboring markets afford. .
roomy BATH HOUSES adjacent the Hotel for the
convenience Of Boarders
The BAR 8 supplied with choice Liquors.
The ICECREAM SALOON also adjoins the Hotel.
A LIVERY STABLE attached to the Hotel.
PLEASURE BOATS are kept in readiness At all times
the liberal heretofore extended to her. she
respectfully requests what will be her effort deserves share pub
lie favor.
Visitors will the Wharf Of the Hotel they notify the
of Biloxi, May g.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14
MARRIED.

At Phiadelpha, on the 4th day Of May, By
the Rev. Mr.. Hyatt, Ma. GHoRsn t. BuRss
of Wilmington, 10 Mrs. ELiaAsETu DARLING Of
New Castle, both of New Castle county, Dal
On the 4,h inst, at New Castle, Del, by tbs
Rev. ]. B. Spotswood. VIM. T. ALIona o.
Glasgow, Del. and SALLIx l.. Far, OF Phils.
In West Phila., on Wednesday, sveniag, sis
inst, by the Rsv. Edgar N. Levy, Jos; W. Ar
rLrTos, formerly of Wilmington. to susanna
p HoRNs, daughter of Stephen Hornss, Esq
of Darby, Fa. -,
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. w. II. Burial,
Mr.. @, HANnuM, jr. to Miss ELIxAssrH Sim
MONS, both of New Castle county, Del.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14

THE sunsczinEn begs leave 10 iniofm the I.eairr
,hai he WIZ mas his hrst spring opening aboul
and most hesifabe goods TO be found, mostly recent i'm
psrtstions number OF years active experience In
the most prominent Luce aud Embroidery Houses IN
New Ysrk and Philadelphia ennbies him that
few cas- offer similar Inducements in Tins branch Of
Business his desi'e being 10 establish house, conduct
ed simhhry 81 they IN Now York and Philadelphia
no ettcris shall he spared toatiain this object
The liberal patronage he has received has given him
The greatest confidence aud by his continued endeavor
70 rfomois his business hopes to merit continuance oi
tie same lewill keep constant supply Of the follow
ing goods. viz:
EsBSoirsxiss--Real French and Scotch worked Col
lars, tidkfs Cuts, Breakfast caps, Skirts Flouncings
Chnihfie snd swiss Edgings. lnsertings.
earns LACE Csnes aud Herlhns Of tic latest styles.
vnrLs--Baet. White and Blue spotted, from tile low.
eat 10 the most superb qualities Imported
LAcHs.--Resl English Gernnn and French thread
ESinHs and Lsces, real Vsene, niwa, aud
initiation loom aud saronv Lisies English ant German
aubnet, Black silk and White Lsee-, French, German
aud Brussels black and eoloisd Fringes, Sc
Black and color dress Silks always very cheap Mar
Nsrrs-- Black and white silk for shawls plain aud
hssy ioiIon for caps, Derths., Capps and Maniilas
WHiIE Gncps ,.Calnhfc. Jaehnett Plain aud Dotted
swiss, huls, Bonks Plain and Dimity Musns Gr.
Irish Linen. all pure from the hest manufacturers
always on hand. from q IA 10 co.
MILLINERY nrrsRrNRSr-The attention OF Mihners
Z respectfully called 20 the above There VII Away
season nnd II hold out every indueement To obtain
their patronage
| liOisnHr always on hand full assortment Of Eag
lisn snd German Cotton Wooden ami Silk Hosiery.
GtoyrsCotion, Liaie. &c, long aud shrrt. black ant
white Lace Mnts.
Klns.---Ali ihr celebrated makes, Baious. Alexander
Dupcnts Gold Medul Comedies, &c
Dxssn Thiasscs.--lraids,C Cords and FrIrges. any
thing new that may be introduced during tic aenson.
RishnNs Having Tor nuuber Of years devoted hi
sitsnipn entirely TO this apartment. there wi alway
be found the fiues and most desirable styles The mar
lket.
hr.cnLLAsxoysG ents bib and f1ncy Silk cmyati
rensse ldkfs, Lningi, Needles, Tapes, Hooks Eyes
spool Cotton, Pins. Corset Laees, Cape Wire Comb,
&e Ia short every thing that s usually tn he foued in
Store Of tbs kind. Hoping 10 reeeiv Nh entiy call &c
msu your OLD servant, JOHN ONEiL,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14
PnIVATE sale

SITUATED IN Mil Creek funded, New Castle Gu
bpei, near The Wilsinstor aud Bookcases road,
miles ffDm wilmington. aud ~ miles north of ths DrAn
dy wine Springs, bounded by lands of John Arzstionh
lanes 81 din, Isoob Hoppls aud others oeusaisE l0i
acres ofandt shout 30 surrs keihs wood land. act u
thriving timber The residus arabic. OF good qualify
divided into eight enclosures In mdlinz state sf cal
hvsilsn, ~ having access to runstus wAteI. The i'm
proVeinents are large two story sssse house with
stone kitchen attached stoHs tenement, stone spring
house, overs never fssx sprins, large ffsma barn,
with stablini underneath. wagon house, crib sud
other aui buildings. variety Of Apple, Peach. Pear
nnd rhorrr trees ia good naishhorh0ud conveHienit
limestone qnsrries, MILLS schools and churches of if-
lsIent denominations in high snd healthy siiBnto
commanding an extensive view Of The sufroundius
country, Of Delaware river snd Bay New Jersey snh
me low lands Of delaware. oHs hslfcf tho Purchase
money eau remain en- the property IL desired
Fol terms &c, apply 10 The ruhsctiher on the Farm
VI injury 'faitrniHn near newark Del.
SOS MAxW ELI. J. DRAKE.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14

NO, LA LARGE new Thres stories DWELLING
w< u0tsR situate IN Fourth Street. h.lween Wal
nat aud Poplar. Me- ~ North side. Tbe laain
building IL 20 By ACE feet back uildins Is by % r..
There " laSKc Parlors with marble maTrle, Suing
hoola, aHd kitthen on first floor, and seven large
ghnmi IS anvre. with fir tplaea aud CLOSETS IN each
The Pallor ceilings ute ornamenied. Also continued
fnil stairs.
No 2-rhree Stored DWELLING HOUSE. sitgaied
- fonrth Street hetween Poplar nnt Lsnbatd, N0tih
,hr NO 10 Tbs main Building 10 IL by "a feet back
building Wy Is there u large parior, with folding
oors nsa kiirsn on The srr foor and fve large Cham
nf VIZ - CRIfrIn
April 2s No. waiset II.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14
NOTICE.


THE Members of the Golden Nule Assoniation. NO
sf lie T. o. Of PnILozATHEONS src hereby no
tiaed that business of Importance will be tahsaeted
.sneraI att tendance of the msmhsrs L. requested
Wilmington. may kit NJ NJ PAullN. Srr.Iv.
ICE GkxE ANA. CAKES. FAtsF
AND COMES fIONARY Tho subscriber having
n commenced the above business At NJ, n hiARkEI
STREET BELOW THIRD, WILMINGTON, DEL,
,bers he Intends keep Ereisa of the sEsr kind and
quality Fsfeien and domestic such Of GuspsvA, Mar
mands Eve Apples, Pine Apples Bofdsaux PIunes,
T,fs Raisns Almonds, rorlugese Almonds, French Ron
i,nns lin Crows Jelley Cakes, Gum Drops. Aeihuntel
F,uit Drops Italian Cough Dtips JUN Paste. Refined
vanilla Choceiale, Sc, Sc lie hopes by strict euen'
ion 10 business and selection ksf the BEST articles 10
NJ erit share Of public patronage JOHN BOLDLY.
n B-Ice Cream and Cakes made 10 order,
Wiimi rRton, nav u
TTHREIiE DE LAfNEs.-Jusl opened anoliiet lut OF
b zeal cheap Birege De Laines AZ only ~ ssnts per
y1rd Inol wet) hut dry, and good qualify at EYES No
~ Market street. msy !.
IlRENUH DRY GOODS-Grenslles, pssn and PRINT.
II I'd Tissues, Donna Marias, Craps De PARIS, Grape
Argentnes, plain and prnled Bareges Of ~ so'e" and
styies' jnst reserved at EYES No. so MaIket z.
y5y1KJasI received aud for sale al No. HWtIket st.,
~ nay u ~ ''NN""'
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14

EhEnhL Agent and Collector. hhrt OF Delawair.
"a ksw CAstls Coaniy and Ciir o. Wilmington for
sas at No. 1ai rsiRs Street. at this stsee ap ~
TO THE PUBLIC.
sI,fE AMERICAN MUTUAL .iiEArsru nsso CT a.
~ 1roN or Niiiri ngto Delaware. having completed
Its organizations ready receive applications for
membership Of all who wishu beeone associate mem
heH In the organizations nj this Institution il has been
tbs object of ta board Of Managers - avoid the many
which have baen urged against associations Of
similar chaacef while IL sesures for is object me re-
being made h,r Adirnenh al tile plohts among Tho mem
be that the hnthsn is no greater than the absolute
ncnses and benefits mako necessary ny referring 10 the
following thtes thsy will be found well sdapted and
sufficient Tor emergencies aud prselndnE the posi-.
biltlv Of an assessment Of its menberE
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is HEREBY GIVEN that il is tbs intention of the
subscriber to sppiy at ths Term Of III. sunrror
csuft, 10 ts held at New Castle, in and for New Castle
County, oil MONDAY, the 10Th day sfMhY, A. ~,
1881 fof conimssiou 10 marx bound and estaslish his
Farm, siiusts in white Clay Cfesl Hundred, in The
Codniy. sfofessid and bounded by lands nf Mrs Ann
Naudsin, John ssysts- William Ruth, Edmund Csnby,
WilliHm Morrison, David Modili. Rev Henry White "
tho Enasnds Mil Road, and by tue rhadei phia, VIII
rsinstsn and Baltimore Rail Road.
an 1-pt WILLIAM D. HEIsIEt
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E,IEab.

In this city, on Thursday last, GEoRsr GANG,
aged about 43 ycsrs'
In Delaware City, on Thursday, May 9th,
Miss RKsscoA CLAnr, eldest daughter Of the
late Geo. Clark, sssd about Al years.
In This city city, on the 9Th inst, MARY CHos-
LEY, relct OF Joseph Crosley, agcs 90 years.