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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

james Hernandez, the most celebrated Of Ameri-
can equestrians, died very suddenly at Hong Kong,
in China, in which place he was temporarily and
professionally engaged. Few men in the profession
have attained 80 high degree Of popularity as Her
nandez; his professional performances were charac-
terized in remarkable degree by astonishing daring,
gracefulness, and easy elegance Of execution.
The little bay mare, Flora Temple, the undis-
pu.ed Queen Of the Trouing Tuf, who recently re-
tired into private life after long and unexampled
career Of triumph, is on exhibition at the Holt
day street Theater, Baltimore, OF fixed price per
head for admission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
AUSTRIA

twas positively asserted, and as positively de-
1ieG. that a Ministerial ci-is existed st Nienna.
TIE latest telegrams state that the Premier, Baron
Shuerlng continued TO be on good terms with
shna TELEGRAM of the 24,h says: In to-days sitting
dtbe Council of the Empire, the Government with
ersw the bill on Compromises in Civil Cases, be-
Cause both Houses Of the Rechsrath disseuted from
te views IL held on the subject The state Of things
dairy becomes more critical, and crisis seems immi-
Deri. TIE Municipal Councils have neither power
DOR confidence. The ciIizens are full Of apgrehen-
sIon Of tie future"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

ARCHBISHOP HUGHEs oS EDlToRs.-A few days
ago we quoted from letter Of Archbishop Hughes
to The Meiropol,faR Record, paragraph concerning
the editorial profession, in relation to some members
of bic family. The Arcf bishop has addressed 10 the
same paper a second note, explaining the former, in
which be dscaims any intention Of referring dsre-
spectfuy of the profession, and says;
An experience Of more than twO-score years has
satisfied NE hat editors Otenlmes, acting In dis
charge Of their public duties, are invoked In libel
soiis here in North and 10 ducs in the south aud
Soutl-Wpst. 4 is would Dot in my mind, furnish
All attraction to the editorial proi,fsiOB but my re-
marks had reference only soue OF my young Iela-
lives, whom, unless occasion should require another
cours-, would prefer 10 100 armers VI commercial
Young men,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

REPAIRS or THE ERIE RALRoAD.-lt lie but an
act of simple justice Mr.. Mnot, Superintendent Of
the Erie Railroad, to call the attention Of the public
to the wonderful energy aud expedition with which
the repairs upon that road have been completed.
That MATERIALS eau be transported and men got 10
gether and organized into working parties, 70 as to
build such bridges "a were washed away in toe late
great food ON the western division Of that road and
have the trains passing il again in period Of
four days, shows TN executive ability that would be
Of immense value to army, if engaged in It's ser
vice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
Court OF GENERAL sEsSIONs-Ocr. 9.-Beforo


Edward Gilmore, American, u years Of age, was
h.ged with stealing the pocket book Of Merry DroyTo or
jersey City ferry boat on the 2Oh OF July He pea'
guilty, and rss r.msndcd for sentence.
Geo. g. Conens American 30 years OF age, was Indicted
for forgery IN The third degree u appears that the "a Of
september Clements went 10 the office n Lgemore, Cues
Mnon No - Wall street. and presented letter signed NJ
Barker Sons saving that they wanted 81 so worth Of
Treasury Notes. b. delivered the next day Clemei t.
check on the Bank OF jersey City In payment OF the notes.
for which he received five Of denomination each OF $500
Il YVES Deposited IN tue Bank Of the Commonwealth for col
lection but due time 1t was rsurnedss forgery Sentence
deferred.
John Dobbs Amtren II years Of for passing coun
erf,i, Flo bin the bank Commerce OF Boston pleaded
guilty Of forgery ia the fourth degree. Rena,dsd or
tsnco-
John Robinson policeman Of the Fh Precinct wss tiled
for assault James W,lch, brother Of Fatty WEIGH On
hs 2 August WEIGH went TO tho Station House urge the
release Of prison High words en.ued and the policeman
truck WEIGH With his club The jury brought in verdict Of
guilty and Robinson who Is on bail directed 10 sppesr
Thursday morning for sentence. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

sErzURrs.-Yesterday, by order Of the Surveyor,
seizures of the following vessels were made The
big Ocean Wave, two-sightieths Of which owned
by Mr. Blame, residing at Columbus, Georgia; the
schooner Direct, half Of which ia owned in Alabama
and tie schooner Lucy Virginia, Fary owned at
Savannah, Georgia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
GERMANY.

TIE official Dresden journal denies the statement
thai Saxony had objected 70 the commercial treaty
with France, and declares that Sazouy agrees per-
feClly with Prussia on this question.
TIE Chamber of Representatives Of Wurtemherg
had passed almost unanimously the law which gives
jews and Dissenters the same political rights IS
those enjoyed by other citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

Total s"D 10
In order 70 insure fihfIi application q these lIss con
thin tons ~ ouey cahiug and food ard 20 say
prion Of favosni partially ths C"mutrs employed
Mr. BrIjsmip r. sersoi Vermont a. their General AseE
20 act Ia concert vita ~ biz shsruco, depebdrny 81,
PCmeroy, In the dsl bgton Of goods ~ Atchpon
Mr benjamin p. Nyman Of New ioik CiJ was alec en-
ggrd srrpUUaut 70 keep the books End accounts a
Aichson Tho,r pcrSri hrvs dbrhaTged the difficult aod
resi- onsbIe duties ars ed chem With much sb.ty sud 70
the cntire sa faction ttis Committee Mr. sears Il sl
employed travelling throughout tho state Of Kansas nyegii
.sg personally the many Of drsttntor sud sickness
which It'll exist hsi-ndbg ttoir sbu3dan h-r
vet aud relieving thor by dons zoos Of money and
urdlurs His sb0u however viii probably DO bTCuI 10
= hual close iH tho Of q month rom this iue
The ref sin from expressing the belief
tbs; this benevolent su-rpTe has proved euincBtly
people lave been Pe1-rOus In their gins that
they rnabco The Commute. feed tie hungry Coths
the bsked bca s and relieve the suffering T. extent
fAI bsy oud pee JUs Of shc sang1lre.
WV. [. BiIAST, Chairman.
JoHS l.. WILisEi, Trcasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A NOVEL FEsTWAL.-A somewhat novel festival
is to open at Mr.. Beechers Sunday School this after
nOon continuing through the evening. Tire pro-
gramme (which is eight pages long, includes pic
ture gallery, panorama, singing, speaking, buying
and selling, eating and drinking. The design of the
entertainment is the instruction and amusement Of
the children.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs pA

u. 3. DIsIKICI JOUKT.--Prlze cased.
SUPREME C0URT-GEsERAL TERn.-Enumerated
Nos 445 to 4Ss inclusive.
SUPREME COURT--CIRcUir-Par Moe. 1862,
1886 1fi ass l0n io1 O7i 0s lOs ioeo 1884, 1884, 1885,
1883 lUyO 1894 l09s, 1859, 1851 1853
SUPREME CoURT--SPEcIAL TERN.-Demurrers-
Nos l2o Issues Of Law and Faet-N 81 261 3t 3 31i
us 36. 3T Jls 33o gi IN ss4 3sI 3Sa $50 39i 3sl
SUPERIOR C0URr-Payt I.-N0s, 2lQ5, 2lV, 2i4l,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

Gas AT EAST NEw.YoRg.-The Gas Company
have commenced work at East New-York. The found
alton wa 10 for the buildings laid; awell has been
sunk, and an abundant supply Of water obtained
The pipes for the mains will he delivered in Brook
lyn by the middle Of next week, and will lie
Immediately laid. The company expect, within four
or five weeks to be ready to supply gas to citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

2.S 2lfT 215 2is3 25T 2l6l 2Is3 PISS 2ss st77 nm
20l. Part HNos. 1872 2l2e. 2l2t 2i,8 2i2s ai3t aR
262.
Court OF COMMON PLRAs-Part Moo. 1893,
go 9i2 $50 $751; 1892 479 42 HI3, It 1875 1916 14iT
I.s i49 Part I-Nos 1852 1870 1921, 1874 1924 l4zs
I4l5. 1879 1929. 1883. 1884 1875. 1856, l+57 33i5
KINGS County CRCUT COURT.-Nos. 81, IS,
a. &c. 49, 40 A. A. as, &c, A. 4S. 49, 80, ST. 50, So IL 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

PROBABLE EATAL AcCIDEST.-On Tuesday two
Sefgeauts oftte 45th Regiment N. Y. Volunteers Were
wrestling with ench other at Lanceuan Park, Ia
the Third avenue, when q revolver which one Of
,hem held in Lis baud. went OF and shot the other
through the neck. ThoFe who witnessed the affair
aay il was purely accidental The wounded man
wan convey ed to Bellevue Hospital and his wound
attended to. Ilia case il considered hopeless The
bali lodged in the back Of his neck and could not be
extracted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

THE RIVAL CoRosERs.-Coroner Horton and
Hersman have been runuir muck for some mon he
past each irving to Gupercede the other Ia getting
cu1es law passed defines the boundaries
Of the Districts Ia which the rSner' to act bat MI
H,gesu acting upon legal ADVICE posch-d upon Horizons
Dor am thin the city limits be having been elected iom
the country. The mater brought before the Supreme
Court and Justice ScuEhsm decided Coroner has
good right smother hold rque-te where within the
county Bpp G,d aud the last session Of TIE
General fern Judge Scrughas de cson TeVe,,ed and
perpetual Injunction granted rcstrsiniE Coroner Heee-
nan from hodiug iuQuests Ia Coroner Horizons district
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
THE CALL FOR ARMY BLANKETS SUGGESTION.

To the Editoyot The ". y. Tribune.
SIR: The request of Quartermaster.General Meigs
has reached my humanity. have pair OF blankets. and
suggestion offer them both Let the Adjutant General
-nss ARRANGEMENTS with Gsnsr. Superintendent Kennedy Of
tho Police force haze every Precinct station onse In the
civ receive nom the citizens bankets &c Tor our
gallant fellows et the of Let tbs patrol pOe be
Uncovered 10 act Committee TO secure and forward 10
IN, Station Houses all articles received for that purpose and
IL. the Captaigs accord their honor for zeal
eyinc.d Ia collecting those Decesares which army will
stand 50 mach IN need OF witbin month
A PATROLMAN
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Krses CoUyrY CouRr OF sGssroSs.-The octo

Kings County COURT or SgssIoNs.-Ihe Oct0'
Der term Of the Court Of Sessions FOR the Trial Of criminal cses
was opened Yesterday morning before Judge Garrison aud
Justices StiIwe aad oyt Several prisoners
as follows John Powell for indecent exposure, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to the Peuileusy Tor % days
John Judge FOR Illegal Hqror selling pleaded guilty. aud was
sentenced 10 90 days imponmeDt execution OF sentence
pended promise ceasnR tho ese OF liquor Henry
Schmid Margaret Nolan Richard Case ior similar
ohsnses PVT IN like plea and sentence was aeo suspended
Henry W. Bufke pleaded gull 20 selling liquor on SUI
dsy. ,hoty after which the Court adjourned until this
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
HOLLAND.

A draft Of the budget for 1862 had been submitted
tthe Chamber Of Deputies. The redemption of the
Iabc debt postponed until the proposed junction
81 rivers with the sea by means Of canals, and the
Emancipation of slaves Ia the Dutch colonies, have
hen carried out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
R,ceiut, of PRODIGY.

OcT 9-Is54O bbls. Flour los do. Corn Meal. 1878 d.
WHISKY, l7L24J bush. Wheat 9200 do Corn, 5000 do.
Oats 23l4 DO. Barley 562 d.. Seed 1900 do Ms.t l2i -
Rye, 593 Pkgs. Provisions "a pkss 100 keys Lard IS pigs
Oil Cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

SUPERIOR CoURI-SPEcnL TERz.-0cr 9.-Before
Ju.iice MoSCEIEF
Newell Sturteysnt, &C., agt. Charles Morgan,
1c--Allowsrce grsnted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
A M1ns1GHr Row.-Between u and o'clock on

Tuesday uigbt party Of hadruken called at the sge
beer saloon john Vot 10 Grand street. ne" Nnta r. u
windows and doors and ssnod entaLcs into The premises
Mr. Vok made what resistance be could aud dchsrged
arc The psry their drunken fury complete sutted '
yoEs place AID destroyed every article ia It, Vok Escaped
r,on injury by keeping ont Of way but bis wife, who
attempted TO property roughly handled One
OF the party Wight was arrested, and warrants ioi
several OF the others have been isiued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

For EURoPE.--The Cuuard mail steamer Persia,
Capt. Judkins sailed yesterday for Liverpool, with
one hundred and fifty passengers, among whom are
Mrs. Commodore Perry aud three grandchildren.
Some of Mr. Ross Winanss family Of Baltimore are
also on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

CHARITY CoScERT.-A concert, in aid Of the
St. Johns Methodist Episcopal Mission Church, will
be given this evening at the Church in Thirty fourth
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues Sir.
Geo. w. Morgan of Grace Church, and Mr.. Munson
of Trinity NJ l.. Church, will be the organi-ts the
occasion, and several well-known splo vocaliss, to-
geiher with chorus from the Mendelssohn Union,
will assist. The organ to be used is one Of the
largest in the city, and fOo musical treat may
be expected. The concert will commence at 8
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
Internationally

IIHLW
PRODrCB CoNMIssicS MsECHANra
gUrrzE, CHEEsE, EGds, POULTRY GAaS G0tS' FLoSs,
POkK, &C.
No. Erie Buildings, Ee~.fO'k
Our motto l. Quick e. ano prompt retlrns'
Refsreneo-D r. MatlD. Prsilent Ocean B4nG. SsSTonk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
Conviction for Murder.

TORONTO C. w. Wednesday Oct. g. 1861.
james Brown was last night convicted aud SEN
fenced TO be hung for the murder OF John Sheridan
Hogan NJ T.. y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

CoTTos FROM EsCLASD.-The steamship City OF
Washington arrived at this port on "Wednesday
morning from Liverpool She brings 6O3 baleo Of
cotton on freight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
A PATROLMAN.
Cnrnsrns, CAsrs.-Yesterday Coroner schirme

CoRosYRs' CAsES.-Yeserday Coroner Schirmer
held an nauest No. 25 Mott street; upon the body Of Mary
Jane ,louah gIl years old who was sed by
fan from the back stoOp 1t appears that the raj ~ OF The
st,op wa rotsp and while she leaning upon IT, u
y and was preepisted 10 The and fatally injured
bs iuTy rendered verdict OF cid@p,a drsh" and CEN
cured the Sner Of the penes Or allowing the property 10
be- 10 such ois pidated cohshipn
Yesterday the body OF unknown man was found In the
docL AZ Pier No ~ North River Deceased appeared 10 be
about 20 wears OF age had black pea jacket black psDts
had gold rug hnger, gold studs IA bis sht, and
railroad ticket Troy to New.f oTk Ia his POCKET Al IN
Yestsrdsy James Hughes, child fell from upper story
window OF No. 24 East Eighteenth street ana was hhlea
An inquest viii be held on the body today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

ImPuDEST RoBBERT.-Yesterday Gsrret Barney
and Dsnel Reid both young were arrested taken De-
siding a, lsS Eas. Thirty .oOnd sres Of money and
eyry TO the value Of 3o II appeared that the Heeused
o,,r.d die ROOMS Of M.sws took his truck out into the
ball fastened the door tia, Matthews could not get al 81
them rifed the trunk Of Its contents ana ned 1heJ
ware eouaulttaA far iiai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

SUsPEcTED.-Yesterday james Lewis was arrest ~
Cd, while lettering about the piers his m.nnS, eIelss n
of police he tsien 70 Police eaa9uA
.es whore Sasesnt Young OF the Detective fohce oua
swsny pawn tickets for esss on bis poIsee be~n"
taG nd for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

SUfBhlDh AOJhi-oFECIAL lbkh'-Oc- S--beiofo
Justice LROSARO.
THE POLICY COURT CLERKS.
Edward Tiupson sgt the Mayor, sc.
The plaintiff assignee Of The old Police Court Clerks
sued 20 recover the OF their salaries. These Gle Ks
appointed by tho Mayor bit by the pToVsions OF the
metropolitan Police Act the power vested Ia the Mayer 10
INT abrogaed and o.her clerks gppoiuted The
defeufaus made this enactment ground Of demurrer De
cison reserved.
samuel Jones for plaioiHi H. H. Anderson for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
Law lNTELLIGENCE.

APPOINTMENT or CoURT CLERK.-Mr. Henry
Morford has been appointed Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, Part First, vice Hugh Herrick, who
resigned to accept position in the Custom-House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
CITY ITEMS.

TEE NEW STEAMER MARY PowELL.-1his new
steamer left her wharf at Per No. 80 North River
yesterday at ~ p. m, trip mp the river, for the
purpose Of testing her machinery. She is owned by
Capt. A. Anderson and others, for whom she is ex-
pressy built and is intended to hereafter take the
place Of the Thomas Powell on the New-York and
Rond, route Her length is 275 feet on deck, with
81 feet beam and feet hold. The engine for the
purpose Of testing this trip was manufactured by
lessrs Fletcher, Harrison & Co Of the North River
Iron Works. Nos. 266 and 267 West street. Tho
cylinder is 60 inches in diameter with II feet STROKE
Of piston. The wheels are 81 feet inches in diam
eter with l05 feet face. There are two return-1Ue
boilers, WOrthngton duplex pump with donkey
engine entirely detached from the other machinery,
and the boilers are 20 constructed that in case OF
accident TO either of them the machinery can be pro-
PEELED by the other. The boat is not yet complete,
she lie not intended to take her regular place in
the line till next Spring. Capt AndeI sou intends to
complete and furnish her with many new improve
aud make her one Of the best and fastest boats
on tie river. She ran yesterday against strong
head wind Just one hour, and made 22s miles. her
machinery, although entirely new, worked admiral
bly,, and gave universal satisfaction. When com
plete she is expected to make % miles an hour
Capt Anderson, for whom che was butt, expressed
the fullest confidence in her machinery convenience
and speed She will cost about $4,000.
Bulls EAD.--Notwithstandin the unprecedent'
cd number of bullocks yarded this week at Forty
fourth street. they nearly all sold out yesterday
at no great reduction from the rates current on the
oreuing.day of the market which were less than
half cent below the week before on tirst-clasS
stock The poorest grades ran very low-lower than
we ever remember-and no wonder, for the market
was completely overwhelmed; tie wonder ia that
prices of good carlle We're we'll sustained as they
were good m ny bullocks were sold at prices
equivalent to &c. y IL, and some droves averaged
Sc. which would not have made &c. the week be-
fore. But on the poorest class a. reduction has
been equal to over cent pound on the net weight
of meat. Full particulars will be found in the regu.
lar report of the market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10


TIE number Of contributions large perhaps larger than
ever before 10 pubic charity IL practicable
state precise nnuher svera rewgpapes ard iudivd
uas handed a. the TreaEuTer the Of cont
buttons sometimes with other u vi hout. list OF
L. such Only Tho o the or In
disidua ensred against the urDou,t received.
From the iay Ipcnd q Ttcpifs how evCI IL appears that
conbulps received The lowing sources, viz;
Fro ,SS9 I, diydu.ls families. and HIms
From il6 churches, tcho,ls, aud societies.
From $50 cites. towns and vi4geL
partial ausyis Of the Expenditures shows that the Com
paid To- clothing cent TO Atchisob TOT Distribution
aq p.r a.cnpnt .................. .... bbOIt 7a
Paid Tor sark 20 transport grain -four, end me al ALL ~
did gard.n So
Paid for 1AV w
Paid for grain tolT, potstoes, sud other articles OF 80
FOOD upUBfd Os.. Nf'vV W
Paid IN bank hic disbGrsed Dy this COMMITTEES
spent iu person throughout the state, 20 iudi
vduqs ir wat. since 2ist Jure iss... l0,ob or
Much the srgeT norton If the balance Of cash pd Tor
f,st, on PROVISIONS either bought donated by hcishbo-
lug Stsiet
In add 20 the c.sh receipts shove named there
ceyed by his Committee and orw-dsd 20 hsnaas for disti
buiiou and secondhand clchiug medicines and eeds
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

JoHS r. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
EeW.York Sept e 1851.
The UNDERLINED mrmhvs OF tho Kansas Relief Com
mittten having sIemiued the To- going and
pared The vouchers ,heo-ih, hnd TIE TO be correct
NN. e. BRYANT, Ch.nnAn.
CHARLEs w ELLtoTT.
X. HI Me- u.DY.
sara r. hISr.
DANIKa LOUp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
lAdverIiseueat
REPORT OF THE KANSAS RELIEF CoSrMTTTEE.

AZ a meeting Of the citizens Of NewYork. held 10 the
Cooper institute the Ing Of "wednesday, the 18th Of
December 1890 Committee appointed TO solici, cid
throughout the country Cor the relief Of the sufferers by a
Inc 10 Kansas.
Thu benevolent aud humane call nobly responded TO By
eyey Sse 10 the Unon The Of cash received
and d!sbuaed by ibis Committee large beyond any
precedent Yet its operations by embrace all which
as contributed many Of money aud various packages
Of by individuals Committee from Bos
ton end elsewhere dir ct Atchison other ponia IN
Kans he relief o The sufferers without the intervention
of the New. York Commites
The total Of cab received by the Treasurer Of hs
Conmi from De-. l2 1850 Sept T. 1885, l. eighty
thousand i've hundred and thiTtyOue $500 dollars
There hrs been paid ont for Ill purposes. per
Of liens bsroto annexed the of.... on 318 20
an
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-01
The Peoples Drug Store,
No 6O9 Market Street
GRIMsHAM,S pRErARATIONs.

Aconi,e and Arnica Lniment for Rheums,ism
Expectorapt or ough Mixture, cheap and ehsetuhl.
Worm luzer ges he best and safest worm medicine.
KnmApbian--imprpves The one and gloss OF the hNlr'
Cou.h Candy; Gng Lounges Ap-rien for Consti-
alton tilycsoe OF lamphor for chapped hands kfes
veserg Citrate Of Magnesia, for sick stomach and sick
headache.
TRUssEs AND SUPPORTERS
CHEMICALS Of all kinds; Lstour olive Oli Pott
Wine; Brandy; Wits ey; LoND N TOM az Per PR.
MRDlcINts-Ayer's, Jayne's. VT gifts. llolowAy's Ao
A II. uh1MSfIAW q
feb 70 No. COG Market stree above sixth
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-01
New Boot and Shoe Store
JOHN MARTEN,


r,i WOULD inform his friends and the ctl-
= Y -. zans generally that he has opened BOOT
and SHOE STORE, on the South East corner
~ Of Seventh and Walnut streets, ~ nilmington.
Delaware whore he intends keeping constantly on hand
good assortment of home made work such as uente-
mems and Boots and saous; Ladies' CATERS
oi the BEST 1uay; also good assortment Of Chdrens
shoes OF all He will make to order at the shortest
notic A kiuds of customer work His stock Of Leather
a. has been selected from Of the largest houses in
the city His journeymen are gool and praeue "a urk
en and he feels confident he will be able 10 give entire
satisfaction to all who may i've him call
Rs-REPAIRING done with neatness and dispatch.
sep 2I JOHN MARTEN.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-01
ROBERT w. BiRNIE,
SAIL MAKER,


HENRY ENGLISH,
Brass Founder and Finisher,
No. los West Street 5etVscH Front and Second,
MANUFACTURER Of Brass Faucets for steAm, Water,
M Gas Iagsr Beer also, Valves, Couplings Pumps Car
Boxes Anti.frieton and Bsbbeis metal and all the
vArons articles used by Plumbers, Macblnists and Cop
persmiths Brass Casting done daily
Wanted to buy old Copper aud Bass jy oily