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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

We arc requested 70 state that the French government
has recently established Post Offices at voo, varna Suna
Pultcha, Galaz, Ibrala Ineboli Snope Samsoun Rera
sund and Tebzona and that correspondence Of every de-
scrpuon originating In, destined for those cities will
hereafter be transmitted In the mail via France upon the
terms and conditions correspondence of the like
nature originating In, destined for the cities OF the lie
want In which France has poet Offices.
The single rate OF letter postage between the United
States and those places by the French mail will therefore,
be thirty cents The quarter ounce and sixty cents the hall
ounce letter. prepayment optional Printed matter OF
every description may also be transmitted N those porte
by way 81 France, on prepayment OF the United states
postage, VIZ, two cents on newspapers; one cent an
ounce or traction ~ an ounce, on pamphes sna pero1
Gals; and the regular domestic rates on other knds o.
printed matter. The rates q postage must be col
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

Hon. W A. lake and family, of Mississippi. Captain
Heecker U, :. n, and lady Hon. j. A. westeryelt, New
York and Captain N. 7 Carr, U. 8 A., are in Washing.
ton
Senator Brlcr, Of Pennsylvania, and the Hon. ~ "
Phillips member of Congress elect from the State,
are in Washington.
SIR Edmund and Lady Head says tho Montreal Gds,rs
Of The 4h inst, reached town yesterday NJ AT about
two ociock The Commander u the forces and staff and
the Mayor aud members " the City Council n at
tendance to receive them. Colonel Moa commanding the
district and stan and Lieutenant, Colonel Hyde command
ms the Montreal Volunteers with tho officers commanding
the several city corps under his command also in
st,endsnce " welcome his FSccllcncy. large number
o. citizens we're Ro assembled 10 witness the arrival
His Excellence conveyed by his worship the Mayor
in his carriage 10 M City Han where an address was pre-
scented TO him lady Head taking her scat in General
Tyres carriage after the presentation Of the address, the
wee regal Iarty proceeded TO the Generals whose guests
sir Edmund and Lady Head will be- VIC understand until
TO morro~ morning, when they leave for Toronto
Married, IN Ltchncd, Ky, the 18th ult, by judge
Val Yates John Robert Wells TO Miss Emelioe Jeanes, "
Grayfon he bride twenty three years old 20 inches
high and weighs ~ pounds The bridegroom Is Elk feet
rents Of the bride are wealthy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

THE FoRsYsH STREET POISONING CAsE.-The inquest
In the case Of Catherine J. Moore, the woman who
found dead her bed at No liz Forsyth street under
somewhat peculiar circumstances, concluded yester
day by Coroner Connery and the result has been just
predicted II would The deceased, instead Of being
poisoned by her husband Of her friends seemed
inclined 20 believe, died from the combined effects Of
laudanum administered by hersclf no doubD and dis
above eject, when The husband Of the deceased was
bonoraby discharged from custody. Mrs Moore
native q Philadelphia, and was rs years Of age This
makes the third bogus Of wife murder which has
cured the attention q the Coroncrs within tho past two
weeks. Mrs Moore was, appeared, in the habit of
taking laudsnum very frequently for the purpose Of
leyne pain in her side on Wednesday she took near
y teaspoon fun 81 the fatal draugt and sunk under the
effects Of the narcotic Dr. fnnell, The physician who
deceased wold have died from disease Of the liver
though she had not taken the laudanum.
DISCOVERY HUnAS REMAINS NAILED ~ Box
Coroner Hills was called upon yesterday TO hold an in
quest, at The foot Of Ninety street, river upon
the remains 81 an unknown man. which we're found nailed
up In box the creek at the foot 81 the street The
deceased cut and mangled In shocking manner but
from the appearance Of the corpse evident that
had been used for dscciing purposes by medical
students. The jury rendered verdict Of death from
some cause unknown"
UNsovS MKs Fovsp DRowsrD.-The body Of an un.
known msn abou, thirty eight years Of age was found
drowned n the foot Of Iaght street. North river yes,or
day. Deceased was about feet eight inches In he ght
had brown hair with red whiskers lie plain gold
ring his left hand lie had been in the water abou,
forty eight hours
The body Of another unknown found drowned
the foot Of Burlng clip Deceased abou, forty ave
years Of age about i've feet six inches In height had
dark hair and was Of stout build The body was much
decompsed and had evidently been in the water for
raj weeks
The body Of an unknown man was also found drowned
yesterday M the foot Of Christopher street Tho deceased
about hfty years II age Ave feet eight inches IN
height aud had gray hair and whskers deceased had
been in the water about three weeks.
Tie bodies ~ oil of the above men conveyed 10
a.. ...s.l A..
sixth street, for the purpose of identification Coroner
Gamble will hold inquest in each case today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Port OF New York, November o,
CLEARED.

CLEARED
ssaphp baltic GGmsoea csn Mata no
snip SSns BA Rss
Brig Julio tsp colado, Harbor Grace NF-Gomez wal
Bris King OBJ csnsll St Johns snr r. peIGf nswos
s srg WIKI Rice seT Icud GsiscssonS Clements To-
schr Mamie, Morton, Key West-Benner 4 peas Re
s sssr smith smith e s%s SMITH CO.
sehr Fayoriie, Beden, Aexandria-M Bedell
sS asb E Smith Ss
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jas Adrer Turner, Charleston with mdse and
Co. sr m o
Charss,on Thursday 40 miles Of Cane HaeTas
Hooi passed bark Contest Of Apalaeh
sss sss CT Oct s Nah ss ' smoke
,na GsD.y days xa s
20 ssnHsa ,hd a. hence for SsrpoGa
septll with mdse to Braine Has experienced heavy
Brig Ross of searsporp, sweesssr Malaga Sept ~
with iosweod 70 master inst ia. lon IS spoke Br brig
Transit from IVES, Indies 81 for Baltimore
os,is Win coffee 90 to master ~,
Wss Eagle bro~n Pison rs, @ days, with COAL to
Brig TrS%rh Orr Atknson Hillso0r0 Ms 10 days. with
Brig Merryman 1of Gardner, colbnrn, Jacksonville
dssi r co1n ysios cf G New ssas RUSSELL ~
70 via Norfolk Nov Shess she put in in distress with hi ias
weather, split foresail tib, stove buwarks, &c.
sehr Rio Luke, New River HB l6 days, with lumber to
Schr May Baker Wilmington NC, 8 days
S cy
schr Beauty Johnson Alexandria, days.
Schr II G Russell Jones Merlin, Md.
Schr Col Thorpe Perry. Delaware.
Schr Amanda Powers Robinson, Rocklsnd.
schr Mary Farnsworth Everett, Rockland.
schr Mary Ianedon. simon,on, Rockland.
Schr Pawtucket, Ross, Rockland
Schr Lanson Qean, Drnkwater, Rockland.
Schr Presto Clark, Machias, Is days.
Schr Golden Fleece. Young, Portland.
Schr Nelson Wells. Ryder, Gloucester.
Schr American Belle Chase Boston. days.
Schr Mary Mankin Beers Boston, days.
Schr J $ Weldon, Smith. Boston for Philadelphia
Sclr Augusta Jones' Boston for Albany:
Schr Abby Morton, Lambert, Plymouth, Mass
Schr Gen Taylor, Jones, Chatham.
Schr Mary Emily. Snow. Cape Ann
Schr ii barnes. Raymond, Cape Ann.
schr simpson, Jordan New Bedford for Philadelphia
Schr Fountain, Davis, Fall River for Albany.
Schr Victor Sears, Providence for Philadelphia.
Schr c Chamberlain Halle,t, Providence for Albany
Schr Secor, Jones, Norwich
Schr McCoskey, stebbins. Portland CT.
Schr VIM Collyer, Crowell, Portland, Ct
Schr G W Chaplin. Bond, Clinton, Ct
Schr Horace staples, Westpor
Schr Fleming Ieaster Pier1non for Wllmlngt3n Del
schr johnson Crelln, from the wreck OF ship Irene
TO johnson a Higgins.
schr Isadora wal!ng with mdse from wreckof ship Clara
Brookman, TO Bird Nelson . as
schr ii Fddeman Smith with mdse from wreck Of ship
Clara Brookman, TO Bird Nelson;
Steamer Curew, Williams, Providence.
BELOW
Bark Constantly pilot boat George Steers.
Ship. City OF New York: and 2, Liverpool.
Wind during the day Sw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07

The following Is statement OF tolls RECESSED tho
New York canals, during the third week In October and
also the total amount received from the opening Of nayi
cation up TO October 70, in the years specified below
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

Mr.. VERNON :--ln your last, ! perceive a
communication over the signature of sSMy Pa
per" maliciously written, which escaped my at
tendon until too late to answer 1t in this num-
Der of your paper. For your next, will pre-
pare an article, in which. will prove that all
] say in my address is true and that what re-
fleets on me, or contradict what claim to have
done, false. FRANCIS VINCENT.
To PICKLE GREEN TOMAToEs.-Chop the to-
matoes fine, with two green peppers, add one
teacup of fine salt to one gallon of the tomato,
let it stand twenty-tour hours, then drain it
through colander, then add two tablespoons
OF black pepper, three Of fine mustard, two of
cloves and one OF cinnamon. Put it in small
jar and cover with cold vinegar.
Mr.. RIcHFLDERG gave his, one thousandth
concert in the lager beer saloon of Mr.. Warn
or, in Berlin, recently. The proceeds of these
one thousand concerts amounted to tho pretty
sum Of forty-seVen thousand Prussian thaers,
(twenty-seyen thousand dollars.) As the ad-
mission was only two cents, these concerts,
therefore, must have been visited by one mil
lion two hundred thousand persons. If we
calculate that each person drank, at least two
mugs Of beer, nearly ten thousand barrels of
beer were consumed.
A LUCKY REcOvERY.--A few days ago, a
merchant of New Orleans, La, while landing
from steamer at the Levee, dropped yalu-
able gold watch overheard He instantly pro-
cured pig Of iron and line, with buoy,
aud cropped the iron as near as he could TO
the spot where the watch had disappeared
Early next morning he went o board the
steamer, undressed, and taking the line in his
naho, dlved down, returning, so said to the
eu,lace ID 1855 tnan minute, with the watch
In MS han1' The water was 30 feet deep!
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

The Mon MURDERS IN Notwithstanding
Sceaes.--lt is time that the lynehingS which
have recently taken place in Iowa We're called
by the right names, and tho legal tribunals OF
the State were sitting about to yindicate the
majesty Of the law by the punishment of the
wretches who have taken the lawsi in their own
hands. The hanging of William b. Thomas,
IN Montezuma, was as foul Il murder as was
ever perpetrated by midnight assassin. The
Oshkosh Herald gives the following additional
particulars of the event
''NO sooner was the decision of the cont
given Changing the VENUE, in order that he
might have II fair trial) than regularly organ
lied mob of about two hundred men proceed
cd to the old court house, were the prisoner
was confined, aud demanded and by force
took Thomas from the custody OF the sheriff,
and amid the terrifying shrieks OF the prisoner
and the most heliish revengs of the mob car
ried him away to a tree which they hid pre-
viously prepared, in the suburbs OF the town.
Here, without even adheriug to the customs OF
lynch law, or abiding by the honor Of mob
foice, they placed the rope around the PRISON.
er's neck and demanded confession of the
crime. The prisoner plead his innocence,
The rope was drawn over a limb, AMI the pri-
soner swung nto the all. After a few stru g
giles he Was let down. and again demanded to
make confession. Again he pleaded innocent
of the crime. Again he was hung up and a
fire kindled beneath his feet. The mob threat
ened to burn him il he did not confess the
murder. Again he was let down. From the
strangllation received, he had lost his strength
aud his voice. The mob still demanded a
confession. The prisoner, in the iaintndss Of
death. persisted that he was innocent. Again
he was hung up, where he remained until he
was dead.'
The Herald says that this makes the tenth
victim of mob violence in Iowa since the first
of April-tour in Jackson, five in Cedar and
one in Poweshiek.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

A CURIOUS CASE OF MATRIAoNY.-The Pat
erson Guardian Of July 14th, relates the fol-
lowing extraordinary story:-
Not ten days have elapsed since we publish
ed MARI ge in our columns, whilst with the
peculiar circumstances of the strange wedding
we have until now, been ignorant.
A young lady Of this place went to New York
on visit, and was introduced into a family
residing in Fifth Avenue. By rendering her
self atfable and endearing, she was invited to
spend few days with them as q welcome
guest, All went smoothly, and acting with
much propriety, and possessing such APP
parent sweetness of character, she gained
the respect and confidence of the whole family
and upon her departure invited them up to see
her ut her residence in this place, representing
her people as living in the first style, with
every luxury about them. She then left for
Paterson, after receiving promise from them
to return her visit in very short time.
A few weeks after, a son and daughter Of the
family on the avenue, came up to Paterson,
and found the young girl at home but also
found appearances very different from what her
description had led them to anticipate. At
night the young gentleman suggested to his
sister that they should put upat an hsotel, but
this the young lady strenuously opposed, and
insisted yehemently upon their remaining at
the house, which they finally consented to do.
Bed time arrived, and both were shown to
their rooms. In a short time after the young
man had retired, the young lady who Is the
| heroine of our story, Introduced herself into
his bed chamber, and passed the night there.
Extraordinary as this conduct seems to have
been, it was not snch an astonisher as the young
gentleman received in the morning, for he
found himself entrapped, the minister present,
aud fuss generally being kicked up by the
| girls relatives. The sister npon being inform
ed of the true state Of the case was highly
| indignant, and astounded even more than the
young man himself. Only one way presented
itself for the young gentleman to escape from
the wrath of the honss hold and to meshes q
the law. A marriage was quickly solemnized
he ut last expressed his willingness to become
husband sooner than we have legal measure!
resOrted to. His sister returned to the city tC
acquaint the family on the avenue Of the
scrape, and the young man, her brother, WI
believe slipped oil in the next train. Nothing
has been heard OF the bridegroom from tina
time to this but his mother came up and Wis
tied his newly made wife, and after reproach
ing all hands for their hypocrisy and deception
declared her son should never live with tht
| woman he had been forced to marry-tha
sooner than he should see her, they shoulC
send him as far as water would carry him.
Thus the affair stands at present. Consider
able excitement and u gteat deal OF gossip has
grown out of the affair, and how it will end
time alone can tell.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
For the Delaware Republican
THE EGoTISTlJAL BN EDITORS ON "TH

~
SIR Tho executors Of tho Blue Hen Chicken
are V1untingy and antagunisticHily claiming the
origin Of certain public measures which If weighed
in the balance will he found wanting and show that
the cOminnn veal has received more ininry than
benefit from their projections.
Tbs Bridge il frde, it is trle, bu. il was bought
with the peoples money for valuable con sidcrption
No matter how that money was raised whether Nv
Lottery Grant OF ordinary taxation it was the money
Of the people
But giving the ee.pIteraal editors all hu alyan-
tage they cain Tor freeing the Bridge FROM toll,
(Which chiefly ensues to ths benefit of tbs travelling
and peasure'seekng portion eommunily,I it will
kick tho beam when wei ;hsi ngain.t the Gisy Com
ventiou that framed the rejected Constitution, and
that mockery ol buslo and business, the Y i street
Market House Tho sHt.bgrG UJn,tituli.n, and
tlo @tH Market House, must llvo cost The people
IRON twenty or thirty Thousand dollars ,tul what
have they To show for it Oniy TINT eye-s1ro and
monument of folly, tho l2ih s rec. Market House
The dcfunct Constitution has luGs since been buric
among tho public arcleves, whore it Iici "nnwept
uhhonorcl, and unslug II was conceived in hi
repulilted its paternity
Il the ex editors of the Blue Hens Chicken claim
liberal counsel fee " fat off ,Gs from ;be public
for adSi ing the purchase If the Bridge what I'M
ages, ought tho public to claim Tor being begael
into tho expensive pursuit OF thItwli o-thc. wlsp
new Constitution, whi5h when attained the found ii
gilded mass Of pu rility And also, fvr parsuadins
them To build Market llolse with the tx-ed tors
II thoy had any bowels of cunpu5,i iJr u debit
ridden city, or spark of Sta:e patriotism would
purchase at a liberal price and convert int a
HenerY, that the Of 'rAe Blue Hens ChisEen
may never be less. My puRsE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
sySbEalN Nj a. M EsLClA y
Extensive Coach Manufacturer.
On mar nj ,SecnulL nl,K Eraal eli 81

WILMINGTON, DEL,
HJHfIR2 HAVING GREATLY enlarged his STOP,
G9ltt<S IL mn ing 1t one ufthp most spa non Coach
So Shops ~ tho state, aud having had long eX,
ppriencc in the business, has ct It sy stem Zed and
tnend99nagooi payns The cash for all has mat rias.
nnnhcs him 10 nS the hest wn.k for the least money
o any manu- aoturcr IN tho states, and deies ooinpe
iitluI--lnS NJ hand largo lot of good
Enncd spuhos u6s felpes and other lumber aud would
nv,iegl who may want Carriages and Dealers in ear,
am gnod 45anrtmcnt Of ddHrc4t s'yIes Of vehicles.
N. B--lins sevrrHlVeTy handsome and two horse
Eastern hult eghs for sale anda good OF al excellent
md harness. All kindiuf pair dOnc ithncHtness
AMI uIErl'Ch. 5,lY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

nDREKDFUI CAFAsTRoPHE,.-A report was
current in this city yesterday thatwhilstthe train
of cars were passing over the bridge on the
Media aud Philadelphia Railroad in Delaware
County yesterday morning, the structure gave
way and some seyenty-aye persons were killed
and wounded.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

A DIPLoMATIsT "RUNNING WITH THE MA
oHINE."- M. Stoeckl, the Russian minister to
the United States, with his wife, is said to be
at his tavorite summer resort Mt Newport =
Like his predecessor, Mr., Bodisco, he cvnces.
both by his marriage with an accomplished
daughter Of Massachusetts, and by his associa-
tons and manners, the desire of his govern
ment to preserve an intimate footing with our
own. We understand tnat his successsin fusing
with some of our most popular is u not unirc-
quent subject Of sell.congratuatiun, and that
he jocoscly boasts that during the fifteen years
when he was an mtachC Of the legation, he
was also a member of Washington fire com
pany, and ''ran wild de lantern. "-Nep YORK.
Post
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
DIED,

In this city, on tho 10th nst THOMAS FINLEY, son oil
jacob and Robeooa Barr, 9g ed nearly l6 years.
On the 18th inst at BTidgevllle Sussox county DEL of
age,
On Sunday, August End, of cholera infan-
tum, HELEN, only daughter of William II.
and Elizabeth W. Alderdice, aged one year
gust 3D., at P, NJ.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

More GuANo.-Thc California papers con
tain accounts Of the successful developments
Of the riches of the new guano island Eledc,
on the coast Of Lower California. A cargo Of
one hundred and twenty tons was recently
brought to San Francisco, and is said to be
equal in quality TO Peruvian guano. The is
land was seld by Mexico to American citizens
some time ago. The property is in Americans
but the sovereignty of the islanl is in Mexico,
dispute appears to have arisen among A.
mericans as to the right to the precious dcpos-
it, and some of the parties have already come
to blows. 1t is not impossible that further dis
coveries Of guano of good quality will benade
upon the Pacific coast.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
HENRY PRETZSCHNER,
G.AssgssAd+E! RASUFAG'F0ts
Gamer nj Euurh and IiuJDylf SJyppts

t0fNff q FONfFF and WNInNF SEfeeEs,
rrENs,~s- shWiNG to tho increase of business I
4sssass.hs,ty-iS have erected new cstab lshncn,
El-s2 nNd is prepared to manufacture all
kinds uI Carriages IN tho la.est sty Ia aud
on The mnJ approved plan. Having had over twenty
years experiences in the Carriage business, and all
eqE done under my Immediate suPerintendence, feel
conhdent that iu! satisfaction viii DO gwen to all custo-
nGrs,
good assortment ofrnldy- made Carriages constantly
on hand. Carriages repaired painted, and vanished At
TUG shortest hlce and on the most reasonable terms,
All work warranted Tor u months.
HENRY PRETZSCHNER,
lnnv zs-ti. cor. Alb and Walnut-st.
SuPERlnR OLiyEOlI., for table US :, Mt f.. BRING
- Rlsts CO., Dtng store, 9th and MAJ ktt
sLLeEI.----- Jnns 29'ti.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
JoEEM x. REK'S
f'(J 1TDDJTND SRRTfI) on Y ms M m

IlREpAR1ID from the Genuine Sarsaparila Root, and
combined with number of other efficient AID valuable
Meen4s "rolleA and permanent ,ofall diseases
having their origin IN impure state Of the blood
Obstinate rruptiuns ol the skin, Rheumatism, pmpfa or
pusnlra tile face, TeteF, }es Rriaingf an Impure
habit tFolua King Evil of body, wle dwellings, Nc,
Prepared a. JonN r. tESs Drag Store formerly R6ces,
DlRECTloNS.-An adult person may take table spoon
FIJI three four times day. Children in proportion
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

TIE MEETINI ON SATURDAY NTiHT
see my name noticed by the Editor of the Dol
aware GaZctto on Friday last, in COMMISSION with
the meeting 10 be on Saturday night. a irieni OF
mine, member of tn, Democrats party, called o.
me With n1tico, and not being familiar with the
Editor, requested mo to hand it To him for pubttcas
tion, which did of course, informing the Editor ut
the time who it was thai sent the notice. The Editor
no doubted, intended by his notice 10 make d tulse
impression. had no connection with tho call. aud
understood it 90 be independent ofparly connect iuus
make this statement to clear myself If all con
nection with snil call a. P0ULSDN.
August LIST, 1851
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
A Bankers Double-actlng Force & Lift
pImn

FOR safe al main agcacy, Smlrna, Delaware, by
1851 BOWMAN y ELLIOTT. 1857,
Velsn read tho following certificates ;taynR IN usu
At the stations the New York Central RgliInau A.
iarAar's Patent Force Pump am satisfied that ior e..
iecucy mud perfection IN pngipe;it IS superior 70 my
other we have had in use aud fully nceOnpllsus IN every
rdspeel what the patent sets ort 10 cheeru5 reoon-
mend theihtu all persilS using pumpS., NJ,
iJjT This IL Oc4tiiy Id We laSe had in use A. Bnrk-
4 Force and LII Pumps Tor family use anu othcIWSu'
lheE answer every prpuse lnf which heS are recon-
nenu mud cnnnNutp gave tho grentrst satisfaction,
We can with confidence recommend them to every
pn~n WIN ObtanH good Pump for forcing aud
lifting il would also bu effective ~ case vi ire,
hnllovn Hayes, Kent co., r b. Bradford, Lover,
u ufge Davis Smyrna, VIM Miles, do,
Thumns u. BrNan, do, James v. Moore, odessa
WA, lurnGr, Smlrnn ]. Alexander, Dell. Clty:,
The ahnyo pumps for sale nj 10 WMAN& ELlIOTT'S
narhpe Shop, Smyrna Del. sole agents for Delaware
All orders principally attended TO- Persons sending oers
Tor spic. juno 10 emo.