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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06
SUNDKIEs SIN STORE, AUG. oh. 1861.

70 bbIs extra large No Fat MACKERBb;
IS hays Grain PEPPER
% bor.s Ground PEPPER:
bags Rae GINGER
bags ALLSPICE
IS boxes Nc l nUrMEGs:
boxes London MUSTARD;
60 boxes Fig BLUEING;
$50 haf che-ts Green aud Black TEAS
10 tierces RICE
20 boxes Tall0w CANDL
IS boxes Fancy SOAP:
t"d bs asscr Ct SHOT
3 dozan WAkHBOARDs
leo boxes CLOTHES PINS;
50 dozen T. .tt0u Piow LlNFS:
so doEoh Ms Iii ler's smoking TOBACCO;
511 dozen Goodwin < Bro's
Is boxes Palmetto Chewing -
ioo'e Genuine Principe CIGARS;
20 20 sr" : y i,r'ii 81 .cK,,o.
- boxes SODA SAIEHATUS;
E1r safe by VIZ, wALLACg SONS.
an" CIV Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
4, nrX OF RICHMUND, 10 W.T. AT Ruler
! held N the c ERIK ONCE Of the Court Of Hust
,ngs tor the said city, on Monday. the 81 day OF
Samuel J.. Harrison. ..............Pltf.l
Phones Il. Ellis, Richsrd $ Ellis, Jr., {IxDssr
BY p,, h~tan Ellis Jr-' and Margaret n
The OBJECT OF this suit In to recover againss The
iefeD ds at the sum al six Hundred and Three
Dollars, with LEGAL interest thereon, frcm the
ag b9eO made that the defendant, Powhatan
Enis. Jr., is not resident OF the State of vir
Sina, he Is hereby required to appear in the
saii Clerks Office, within month after due
publication hereof, and d" what may be neces-
>sry to Protec. his Interests.
Copy -Teste
su 9 Iaw4w 20. HOWARD, Crk.
I I0UOKs IN oiOKE. 6.h AuGU>T, l-oi.
$40 bbl. W. WALLAcx's pure Mountain D.w
WHISKY, from twot four years old
100 bbls w. Wa.iace's Virginia Mountain do.
10 bbls 0neida2o Kye WhI>kEY;
i0o d. Flchardscn'- Rive do.
100 do Common d.;
1o0 do Nir. mia Ample BRANDY
so do Imitation French do;
80 do do Holland GIN:
30 netaves nue. Cog &c 6RANDY
lipes pure Ho land GIS;
10 quarters Old Port WINE.
% do Sicily Madeira do
10 do Sherry do;
$50 bd>ksts haD)Fdxne do;
10 bbls rure RidGa cry BHsN0Y
do Ginger do;
40 C8efry do;
20 do New EI@iaud Rum.
For sale by WIN. Wallace SONS
au 6-dcw Corasr Pearl and Cary sts.
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OFFICE OF &. II. M.UkY i coz
hICHNoSD, VA, August 8. lcdl.
- Nik1iNIA STATE SHES, Interest
~ And non 1utoreet paying bunDe, Goa
.uu II reg Iotered, tJr sale.
auUTnh1.N IONrEUhhaCY BOMBS ana REG
!SrkkhD orOCh, Tor sale.
~ N L ID -
GOLD and OLIVER coin.
SIGhr tUN Do on tho Suu h. au 6-ts
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SPANISH IDEAS or UNITED STATES UIEIcgRs -
Extract from i commercial letter, dated Ban.
ceiona, lst July:
Here all the sympethies are with the
South If We are to give credit to the news
conf z from re" YORK, you must be very
nuch frightened by th0 formidable prepare
tioLs OF Wal 1T tae North. However, il is
not so, and think that. on the contrary. the
North Will be trigb tened to see themselves in
the snds OF Generals like Pierce, who COM
maEded the akirmiSh at Great BE thel"
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SE4 riFlG HH akb fk = 'o a. 80 ~
lLl-NS, ovusIlus to hutt their IMPROyhD
PBhlstUrlC SPnCTACLEo 10 .veiy .ss aad
AT uafti.ul9r
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TEE BcGCs LEGGsLATC RE.-This body, which
has been in session at Wheeling, ad
burned on the 2d,h ult., to re- assemble
ou The 9Th of August. 1t appears that ap
,GigUrD ineut was coItem plated previous
TO the battle OF Manassas, but Lincoln
teiegrapheG the traitors to hold on--that an
attack was about to be made upon the " Keb-
als'-ard that Il transfer OF their body 10
Richmond would then be an easy matter -
The bogus ConcIdVe held on," but did not
come TO Richmond A summary OF the pro-
ceedings il appended, for the benefit CT the Gu
rous:
a stay law WAS enacted; 3 partial bill WAS
passed, au til oriZ,Dg the Governor to organize
/ patrol i'll such counties rs may need them
aud about two hundred thousand dollars
veJe apriOpriated ter carrying on he Gov
"rEmeut. y similar sum wa also apprO pria-
ted FOR military purposes. On the last day CT
he session TcsOlut tons were adopted, pledgIng
he HE lnbers OF the Legislature, i'll their in
diNtdual capacity, to use all their efforts in
pft"cting a thorough military organization In
" e. tern Virginia.
The last week CT the session WIS CccU pi ed
chiefly III discussing a bill, reported from =
special committee, on the division of the State
The bill proposed to give the assent OF the
Leglsla' ure TO The division, and recon IN ended
the CGHS eli tiuu TO Re "a Semble to take lmme-
Cldte ion on The sub l'ct.
A long discussion followed, and developed
Il pretty strong element opposed 10 any dlyi
sion Oi the state.
A good many favored Immediate action on
the ground that WHEN the State chould be
fuzzy rapreae ted assent TO the division couIl
Lot be obtained, and they wanted to make
use Of the advantage thtt circumstances had
thrown i'll their way. They were tor dIyI
Sion, first and last and all the ume.
Another, the ina jprity class, favored IL ii-
vision, but thought it imrolitic, as it would
inteI lere with the plans OF the Government,
IL
such move.
The result vas that no action ut all was ia
ken on the bill, and the Legislature left The
Su6jsc. Just where they found IT.
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VINO ToCK SBERAAs' 3 BATTERY l'-Clailn
ants TO the honor multiply. If all were en-
Jagged il the capture, the question arises, who
took al the other batteries of the enemv2
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MARYLASD LEGIsLArUSE.-We have received
the two first days proceedings Of the Mary
tard Legi- lature, now iii session at Frederick
Nothing OF i'm p0rtance TRANSFERRED.
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@M>10 LUSIUk STOLEN *
f-S addressed 10 Cap. l. 7. poti.f
xtfTll t1IE ioGh Oeorgia Reg msnt, marked I,
S~1Ax-AAD SaIe hsIt, alee d Co, LID.
u.u ...y oae giving any lnfoI nation b, when
said Trunk may bs recovered, VIA reeelvs v.r
hanks and be suitably reaa rdsd.
au p-it* hBNi, PA!NE& co.
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LOST, ETRAYED. &c.

I OSi-On the evening OF The lth insts at on .fb
~ strest, between Goa James Il. Nrsusht ~
,uI Mr.. 1 empIe Elicit &, d Ozark tolOred SHAW
h AT, which tie owner viii please leave a. Nv
uice, il the state court H vuse, tpl which u,,-
q reward Will be paid JANIS tALLIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

WASrED-A WAirEk iJr Dipiov.t
w SER ANT Tor Kitchen, and ~ anogm
- Nurse tor children. apply /, OH.
Opposite the Vegetable Market. on l;,hs,.
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ky EU-A COOK, WASHER aud I11I!--
w without eacun.braucs. Fora good $50 90
LIBERAL W ges VIII DO given Tor the b.lsLcs .,
tne year, or by The month address -, d
Dispatch office An -.
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WANTED - wish to Lire, by tn. moan
w com yetent male II CsE SERVANT ana
good w Ash WOMAN, Tor The Use Of Ihs Moi.
aai college Hospital.
all 81 z u. PARRISH :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-06

lrp~,urTUN FOK LY GU ri re n
LEAVE TIL RsDAf bEENlN"--
rhe Canal Boat MERCHANT W.
leave as above. For freight. spply 20
GUY COX A.snb
an st At Cox's 81 ed Dock street.
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INOR HfHE-A No ! COOK, WASHER 49,
l. IRONER without sneumhIanee.
FOR X ENT-Ai ukStSHED DWFLLfN'
in to minutes walk of the Capitol contain a.
log III rooms, and all necessary out houses, III
water, gas, Sc. Apply 10
MCKINNEY i DCPri,
sh,rku-
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Massachusetts, has shoxn the most lignal zeal
for the ds'seia4 Of Y 5nid Man s:h =
!; is the State 0hio. drive of he Mat
great prOduc,is e9i O which ougts.so be
tho moss-sroJIsl mt d. eon lis Dat Of
arms. asvSlarsssSrisiiS@at 81 ths>-.axs1s of its
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WAACA
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lI0r other W0ats," sss Sf,s, -

WANTED II want TO hire a y.cT,NH-
w TO go with the Texss Battalion 10 az BsT
which vii pay bersl price Der AJAX ,9ox, Ter
form NE at Mrs. SAMUEL Boardin. annln Ia.
street. w y WnnHws, bIa1
Also IL any one has NEGRO Il az go. AID
for TEXAS LAND, call on r. Wo,tny,o So
L, Z Is Battalion. $3.50" AID
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

Since our last there have been two arrivals
from Europe; the 4msrica and the Ayogo. The
war fever in England Is unabaied, and prepara-
tons were active, on the part Of the government,
for any emergency
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
says that the official opinion of the British min
listers on the outrage perpetrated by the officers
of the U. S, steamer san Jancinto on the steam.
er Trent is most precise and pointed, namely,
that the violence committed by the captain of
the San Jaeinto is iniefensiblc, and that by re.
garlng Messrs Mason anil slidell as contra
band, Mr.. Lincoln and his Cabinet contradict
themselves, Tor they refuse to admit they were
aware Of their presence.
The Times of the 10Th inst. says that the
latest advices brought from America by the
steamer Niagara encourage the hope of a disa
vowa by the Cabinet at Washington of the San
saeinto outrage, and surrender Of the southern
commissioners.
The British vessel Rover, from Baibadocs for
London, was boarded Nov, h by the L. S.
steamer Montgomery.
The various military slatous in Irelaul have
been ordered 10 complete The strength of III,
si1iy-onO regiments of the line.
Tbs British government is negotiating fol
steamers to transport troops to Canada
Admiralty Agent, Captain Williams, OF The
rrent, had received letter from the British
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24

government, approying of his conduct on the
occasion of the seizure Of Mason and slidell.
General Scott is passenger by tie steamer
Arago
The Warrior is to be supplied with-eishl Arm
strong lOO.pounders. and to change her 40
Founders for TO-pouuders. She would be ready
for three years service on the llth'
The Black Prince WAS being fitted out as ra-
piily as possible.
The Chanticlser, carrying II guns, had been
or Tered on immediate foreign service.
The 6rst and third batalious of the military
tain, GOO strong, with a battery of six pieces
aqd the 18th company of the Royal artillery,
have been ordered to proceed Immediately to
Canada.
The Grenadier Guard, are to hold themselves
in readiness to embark at q moments notice.
The rate Of discount at Hamburg had declined
to 3 per cent
The Bank Of Amsterdam had raised the rate
of discount to per cent.
The Bank Of Holland had also raised the rat,
of discount to per cent.
The French Tress, th Hoait,W excepted, say
that in the event Of war between England an,
the United States, France will be neutral
There was much disturbed state of feeling a
Warsaw, Poland.
The British transport Melbourne sailed fron
: Woolwich on the 9Th, with troops, arms and am
munition for Canada
y The Hero, carrying 80 guns, sailed on the 9Th
c to join the North American squadron, and lh
d Sutey, carrying 81 guns, was to be dispatches
i to the same destination forthwith.
. The steamships Persia and AustrAlasian. Wer
II to sail for Canada on the 18th inst, with LOOT
, soldiers, 1900 stand Of arms 800 tons of stores
aud two field batteries. Other steamers were Il
follow them shortly.
i A large staff Of medical officers have been or
= dered to Canada, and many sergeanis as drill
s instructors for the Canadian militia.
The 9th Dragon Guards has also receive,
orders 10 embark Immediately for Canada.
At Lloyd's risks on American ships were offer
ed but refused.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24

Insanity OF uEN. WM T. suERMAN.-The
painful intelligence reaches us in such form that
we are NOT at liberty to discredit il, that Geu
W T. Sherman, late commander of the Depart
ment of the Cumberland, is insane, 1t appears
that he was ut times, when commanding in Ken.
tucky, stark mad.
We learn that he at one time telegrnphed to
the War Department three times in one day for
permission to evaeuate Kentucky, and retreat
into Indiana. lie also, on several occasions,
frightened the Union men of louisville almost
out of their wits, by the almost astounding re-
presentations of the overwhelming force Of Buck
ner, and the assertion that Louisville could moi
be defended.
The retreat from Cumberland Gap was one Of
his mad freaks When relieved OF the command
in Kentucky, he was sent to Missouri, and placed
at the head Of bigade at Sedalia, where the
shocking fact that be was mailman was de
veloped, by orders that his subordinates knew
to be preposterous and refused to obey. Ill
has, of course, been relieved altogether from
command. - Cincinnati Commercial.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24

spirits" The other night as the Colonel
and were walking along in the dark to-
wards town, soldier not knowing us, said, |
No use Of going there for you can't get n |
single swill." But the negroes manage TO
find liquor, and when we catch one Of them
with it, we put him in the guard house, and
tho next day make him cross wood. have
had one working for me to-day, and ] verify
believe a boy 10 years old could have done
more work than he. You would laugh TO
see the darkies hover around the camp
They think that we have come to set them
free, They may love their masters dearly,
hut the Almighty created them to love FREE
non MORE. | have seen some beautiful
quadroons. One, now remember with
eyes as blue as the sky above, and hair as
straight as an Indians. By what law oi
God ~ is she a slave would like to ask
those who declare that Gods word sanctions
slavery? Neither in New York, or Phila-
delphia, or Boston, have / ever seen such
degraded beings as most of the slaves in this
region.
We are busy putting up winter quarters.
Each company has two buildings of logs 80
by 20. They are each TO be warmed by two
immense FIRE places. The men will sleep in
) hunks arranged around the sides. There
will be one door and two large windows, and
, when all the cracks arc chinked up with
, mud, the houses will be as warm ns could be
, desired The officers hnts are IA by l6 feet
!, and only one to company. Each field
[ and staff officer will have one of the same
/ size TO himself Several of them intend
having their families with them this Winter
and they therefore, at their own expense
very much enlarged their building, We
+ shall soon have quite society of ladies'
! The wife and daughter of our Colonel anC
the wife of one of the Captains are now il
camp. The Chaplain will soon have hi'
family here. Then, with 1900 men in bar
racks around us, we shall form quite
, village
hope our good friends who are making
, up boxes for the sick at Washington, will
| recollect that there are sick DELAwARE SOL
/. pIER's here, who during the last three month
@ have only received small box from n ieN
n Wilmington friends, Mittens nre yer
f much needed, so are stockings,
= The people charge enormous prices 10
G their things here since we came. Bacon q
II Is cents; Lard at Is; Milk at II cents
Il quart, &c. BRUMLEY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
A. d. INsLEE'S
New Book List.

Lessons in Life, by Timotl Titcomb, 100
Spnre Hours, by John Brown, NJ D., author
of "Itab and his Friends" LOO
Songs in many Keys, by o. W. Holmes, l.25
In AIemOriam, by Alfred Tennyson, new
and superb edition for Holidays, $50
Saxe's Poems in blue and gold, as
Play Book Of Science, by Pepper, illustrated
with 500 epgravings, LIS
Play Book of Metals, by Pepper, illustrated
with 800 cngravings, l.75
A Commentary on the Epislle to the Seven
Churches in Asia by Dean French, LOO
ClOster md the Hearth, by Chas. Reade,
Paper 75 cents, cloth, 1876
Record Of an obscure Man, 75
Notice to Quit, by W q. willp, paper, 80
East Lynne, paper 90
For Better for Worse, paper, %
Streaks OF Light, or Filty'twO facts from the
Bible for hlty,two Sundays in year. co
Jenkins vest pocket l.eScon, 80
Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountains, hy Rev
j. Il. MacdHn IS
Lord BacOns Bible Thoughts, 100
Pathways Of promise, 60
Old MaTgie's Flower Stall, 81
Angus Tarlton, by A. Ia. o. H., 81
The Chiefs Daughter or day break in Britain
by A. L. .. f., 2G
The Near and Heavenly Horizons, by
Madame deGasparim, 1.0C
Amy Deaue and other tales, "a
AL new books received as soon as published
at
A. D. INSLEE'S
Book and Stationery Store,
603 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
BUSINESS MATTERS,
Reftting of the White House.

Refltting of the White House.
ny I'M BAEp OF TOWER NALL
The mansion of the President,
Where "IIonest Aben is resident,
Has just been decked out newly;
The satin hangings, golden trimmed.
And pictures, by great artists limned,
Look most palatial truly.
Curtains OF lace, from SWitzer looms,
And carpets whereOn gaily blooms
Full many q gorgeous flower,
Gilt cOrnices that sunlight shame,
And more fue things than l could name
Half over in an hour.
And much that has this splendor wrought
From Philadelphia was brought,
And in this city made
by Philadelphians skill and taste
The various ornaments were placed,
Aud gloriously displayed.
Aud every Philadelphian, who
In Washington has aught to do,
Will certainly take care
To show himself at the lepss
In one Of liennelt's suits, that be
May do us credit there.
The largest assortment of Clothing in pbila
lelphia on hand aud being sold at redueel
prices, comprising all qualities and prices, adapte
o GH positions and occupations, from n full dres
n.which to attend the Pres ideuI's levee to on
or the more ordinary occupations of life. Mi
itary Uniforms made to order in the best man
ler. Tower Hall, No, 5ls Market street
Philadelphia. BENNETT & Go.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
FACULTY.

s. HODGES cRITTENDEN, Anorn,yat Law, prlncIpa
ConenlHng Accountant, aud Instructor in Comhler'
elal Customs, aud Commercial Law.
THOMAS W. MOORE Professor Of penmanship
JOHN GROEsbRCK, Professor of Bookkeeping and Pho
biography, aud i,rbGiim nepOrier
JAMES A. OAKLAND and II. A, TllTBERuER In
slru, tors In the bookkeeping department.
Al this Institution each student Is taught Individually
aud may attend as many hours daily as he chooses
The complete CGnaing House embraces thorough
instruction iu peumanshin. Book. Keeping, Commercial
Forms, aud Mercantile Arithmetic; with the privilege
of attending all the IaCtureson Political kronomy Com
ercal Law, the Dnties Of business Men, 6c Which are
delivered at intervals during the year in the Lecture
Room Of the College.
The department of Commercial Lar affords business
men every facility for acquiring such amount Of legal
Information as shall guide than with discretion in their
business affairs Full eUurse Law Students also rec lived
Catalogues containing full particulars Of tsrmH man-
ner Of Instruction. &C., may ha had applying at the
College, either In person or by letter.
AZ CRITTENDRNis BOok-kERplNG for sale. Price
El5O. Key to same 30 cts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
CITY NOTICES.
CHEAP PRESENTS
FOR CT RI S II M A S,
At No. 31l Market Street,

wILMtSGroS, DELAWARE,
WM. WALSH would respectfully inform the
public that he has inst received large and
elegant assortment of JEWELRl, SILVER
WARE, WATCHES, CLOCKS and FANCY
ARTICLES, suitable for Christmas presents
which will be sold CHEAP.
Cold and Christmas require
Some change of attire,
New fashions, keen air,
Demand new things to wear,
For scarfs, Neck-Ties, Stocks
Shirts. Suspenders, Gloves, Socks,
Underwear of oil textures
Dressing Gowns and such fixtures,
How pleasant 10 know,
Just the place where to go,
For Patept and Linen Collars, all kinds and sizes,
DO not fail 10 go ms the rhymer advises,
To JonN G. Cole, agt, Gents Furnishing
Store, ia Market Street.
WATER RENTS WATER RENTS The bills
for 1862 are now ready for payment. To all
bills not paid on or before the 9th day of Janu-
ary five per cent will be added. To those not
paid before the first of February ten per cent
will be added. Ii not paid by the first Of March
the pipes will be cut off,
A. PRIToHARD,
dec6-lml Superintendent OF Water Works
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24

Bas- CHEAP JouN's Is the greatest place in
town.
HaS@ Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store in Delaware.
B0s" Cbenp John has the grCntcst stock of
any other store in Delaware.
Has~ Cheap John is the sole agent for the best
Spool Cotton made in the world, At 4l2 King
Street.
16s- Cheap John has no Travelling Agents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
From tie Second Delaware Regiment.
CAMP FEuCirY, Dummondtown, Va n
December %, 1861.

December 80 1861
DEAR EckEt:
! trust your readers will not
start back in trepidation when they read
this caption, for fear that long dreary let.
ter is to be inflicted upon them. l will en-
deayor to be short. The camp is named
" Felicity" not only from the name of the
manor on which it is placed, but from its
singular beauty. We are about one and
half miles from Drummondtown. A village
that looks as though it had been sold out by
the Sheriff, ard even he had been cheated.
1t contains three churches Methodist, Epis-
copal and Presbyterian, all of them small
edfices. There are two hotels where enter
tainment may be found for man and beast.-
Undoubtedly before we came some men
could get beastly drunk in either of them.
All the stores are now quite empty. To-day
in one of them saw "plaee of departed
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
CHRISTMAS.

The following beautiful and touching verses
have been handed to lis for publication in the
Journal. They originally appeared in the New
orleqns Delta, some time ago. They tell in feel
ing accents OF child's simplicity, and a mothers
tenderness and symathy, under its influence.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24

A severe cold having deprived us of the
use of our pen for to-day, we cheerfully give,
instead Of editorial natter the letter of our
William Penn Della
wareans will read it with pride and interest.
LETTER. FROM WILLIAM PENN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
CHRISTMAS

Go and take the children to see OLD KRlSS
KRiNGLE going down his chimney in one vim
dow and large, we'll loaded CHRISTMAS
TREE, with moss work, miniature ponds,
swan, beneath it in other, at
JOHN McNEAkIN'S
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENSWARE AND TOY STORE,
". w. corner Of Third and Shipiey Sts,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The above now ready and will remain until
after New Yrar's day.
Christmas goOds, Toys and Presents in abun-
dance JOHN McMAKIN,
dec 9l.-9t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-24
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLIE e,

N. E. corner 7th & Chestnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Institution deagued to prepare young men for ac'
Il tive business.
Established September 1874 Incorporated june 4th 1903
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
II. y. CoMRors, DAVID s. Brown,
FRANCIS HosKMs, A. V. PARSONS,
DAyir MILNE, D. d. HINNAN,
GEORGE VI. STUART FREDERICK BROwN,
JOIN SpARHAwg, JosnuA lipp1NcOfT, ia.
SAMUEL q, MogToS. JoHs Smiley.