davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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fI What shall l do for my Hair?
uss LYONS KATHAR1oN. It Is, beyond question. the
hnest preparation ever made. It's immense sale proves
IT. exrllence Nothing has eter E3sen sueh urIyer.
sAl satisfaction. It 1estores preserves and beannes
the Ha,r and lmrarts delightful odor rnhlslm
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" RAuK0AD--WMrxnA Ax7AssEsxKIs1
6a I'd Anez Monday. Novs1asss ssat 1ss9 zsias "
iis9D LIE and &55 r &, 2or BelytdEre. Rocns1 Fres-
port Warren Halena, Dunlettn Dubnaqs md utter
Fniton Eed4f E1pids and tntefxredste poantx y4ao
r Nr Exin, Belg1dere, Rockt1Ea, aad lntek4n
fsssenxefs il Beiot and g.assyt}1s w1 t7ke t3e 1l@
1,1Rd aenoye Iafs and pdits Vii tak4
IA IN N "a Hx1n r. HeaptnE Carl On nt4ht tratna-
.--..,1., -, r 7. .LA1CoTI. aaa- sa2x
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1XTATER PIPE " WATER PIPE,
M ..I ~ .-:.if7t 1s-@.s s-4: SGT
1x.a 3Ms skaaa lnen N NatzF; ~: sessa rtts:
tses 1ss eass sabs!t9t ss4sa = aad
sold Whoisekie and Eetea1 b. u: Il. TEMfLE
@h&f1sY segpss feakseaA Gaa& s2ss* t0nes<os
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.,.-i-''-.- ~:F =
FRANCIS a. H0FFKANN,';7. SO:
Consul Of she Grand DuchY Of saxe- -We1nss, the
DuchIea OF HIuaSwIck and -Gothat and this tEee
city Of and b special aet of seyeEa ststes
BADEN, BAVARIA, HANOVER HEssfA, NASSAU.
PRUSSIA. BA10Nf, W1RGKAtBEtsa; Et; ;oLDENBEEa,
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w.. - QUNCT RAIIEoAD.- a: :.
FsssenYef Trstna Leave and xrttve chicago ~ boF-
arrives at = 20 =. " lsundsJs excepted1. Kxpsesa
!sATts M !. Il. fsssardays e1eepted); ar<tyue q
isxyes e \. CsandayB axceptsd}' sat mn
Ja1ceptsd- :, :, ,,:;1.k,un -
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Pareons wishing drop letters advertised must II.
6xa three cent stamp =
:. r. odaca open ffom 1st May to11ss November,
daily, (except e1ndaysl from Az. til r.H. Ion
Sunday from til 10x AN. From November it'll
May1 FROM All. till Pm, daily texcept Sun
days), and on snndays from $50 TIL 10.15A:1.
y:,T:zx,,xy:S;~t %.>Tl4AAQ COOK, ?. N
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,Vf4 md EngaAeefS and manufacturers OF Steam Ell
4shsatae Tnasss &c ~ :. =.
K0atrt4 Ea hachlnetY, Printing ProsaeA and to- tho
creation of nov mscainsfy.. -.
Enffa@ fh1 konfac&tun tI Nttrh b 411p1eF lad The
nioaoa - 49 sresss5y saglnes md tf9H ae peoR.
fdSS f4l than a1F enktns Thay
sE1 p4ftdtNlatI AaaPted y PIinsanK R!ese Worn IL
e fh6 xauve doned Knxne4 can be- seen q
p5a q cur FtntshfHk Shop "a North Franklin street,
mhN.sSe3&N -
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fX Jouet and wilmington Aceomm odation lc&ve
80 \. Z.
W Elegant Sleeping Cars CT al night t1sins.
E0ENECTIQS@AE Chtnpa with IoEau9poIt Peo-
rts snd Burlington Railroad fnr Logansport Peo,1A,
GAiesbozx aud Burlegton. At Bloomington with MI
Great western Railroad Of Mi1on for JaeksnnY1ne,
Hsples and Quincy Al St Loo-s NTH PACIFIC Railroad
Imnetoa, Isdepeeaence. ksns.a CITY aad Leaysa
Hudson and ST. Joseph, and with 11un Mountain RaiE
road far Pnos Knoo aud soutae17 Il Msso1 Tin & IN. II
Memphis FlcEtuEg and New Ofleana-
.FoT through tickets apply It tts CuEpanyE o4eaz
q Dearborn straet. opp5sfte fremont Bousa, And Il
-s'' ..''. S4aga 5AAEs E9Sab 99sSsaboa.}ases,,sz.-
RB. MASON, suPeltnt@ndsnt4 T., ,..,..
IDHEpH pBIGE Trss6uYVt .,'--'s = dA
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SUMMERS HORSE 1INIAfENT
r1i4 uaad 4na <acomnendsdby by tae foiloxanE Ve1l-
8pbItsmsrof the. .THEk md Adrao DesEArz ~
ever Eouape 49f ne .eGfa 1f
A ses 1a 3o(aa2 aa2 ma
,hanE used It several years. 1t slso certain reme-
upon animals of exeU description. X
ri: E &.',SsS; S',s,Iss.
1slaes - :! Il Il
!: Geot Wood'e BOSTON, Msaa: VIM. Wheelan. =: " ~
+ q HltchcpcL James MGAann.~
Frank Brggs = - - Wi1fAt6 Shaw. ~
2sPs5 i R:HE ~. s= s4sisss sis Saat:l Sasslp,sy
stephen Nhite1 GonE1in !Ea11e, BrooAyas
z:$ Es!i
25a{spRHs}sg i*''' +. T. R.ssss Water. I1ss, !,
4a$a4xa. ~ a 4sope9s Matnn ss. south
id N41M 8sas.tuH, ::vetaztaE1 suxso0.: Chicago
| su,Exxn.s FAmxIe41oz is tnya1assls for sae eu-a
d aEs affiasss;at I sss9sats 1eare ~
Ella. IL sSo9s asiss nj 3or rails 81 FnIar
osa1ob rs j x
b Western etetss. oee and Depots q ssats ateet CID
r f$AGos----' sah96. +Wftu :
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! III, ::s$5 ,31EI37 :.
RHtl1pad8,S >''

-7Qe1 --,B.U FFAL03 AND
19Uls LAKE HURON OE-RAu.WAY.-ahort~-t
aad beat ,uts to Buffalo and other Easter1 cdt1es
s15 nv n !eaT;1og Ehis&go It 8 2 =: y, Detroit At
i%1f E.sf Bossen u 80; connecting With Nsw York
Ee.t E1a e Budelo and New York Erie trains going
41ckefs E8 this Road car b. obta1nSd 4 tt6
oaIo9 RR4 RH4sPot 2 3. CARTER Gen1 Mans Ear.
a tk1A+ 11x3dc aHpf. Btfa1oss. - 1phYFk31v
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n>xzzE9#> ~, +
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SATURDAY, Mf1Hs staaedt
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J.: l.tST> OR :Lts l;f,ElR6: !
= >sEApltEs'y y1npFi:, i
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Remaining unca1led for in the Chicago Post
-. Odica@ ..::..+..--.l7-28. t,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

feet the sacred guild Of the family, and rudely
oerod the tenderest ties OF our humanity What shall
say of a desrotism cruel and terrific that it
makes brother dsOwn brother parents cast ont their
sons, and cons forget their 6Iial duty de-potism
witch maSes husbands fee terror.stricken from the
wives they have to protest. and wives repudiate
the elect of their devoted love and the fathers OF their
children
have word Of eensure for the Southern people
least ~ all for t1Ose Of North Car hna- That they
have been forced TO succumb 10 armed oc upatiou
Of their territory by awless men, and to yield renc-
tant and eu acquescence 20 the decrees OF self
constituted dictsos is their nsfurtlbe aud not their
crime. Though of Northern birth, i am myself a
Soutbern man. | have enjoyed the hospaliies snd
friendship OF Southern men, and received favor and
promotion at their hands. IL is not for 20 reproah
people sInong whom ] hsve fixed my bone, and
found her who IL dearest 10 Of all earthly beings.
Tuere IA the birthplace of my offspring sball never
forget the Solthcerainly not u this hour of her deep
Gdversy.
am sadd.r bnt, trust a better man than wben
met You last. have ta,ted many bitter cup Of
suffering and nv feet have more than once touched
tie solemn portals of the dark Valley Of Death from
entering whose fearful aby ninth only tho stroug arm
OF a watchfn Providence has snstched me. That
gracious Goodness cannot now hut recognzs with Q
grateful and humble heart. l ask your prayers and
those Of sl good men in the consocrdted work "
which feel that am called.
i an, dear Sir with the highest esteem snd love
CHAaLES HENRY fOSfLR.
Rev r. d. HIToHcocK D. d. no. l49 Estt Twelfth street,
Eew-Yolk
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

No. 1ts East TwELyTHSTEHEr, NEw-YoRz July !. 1851
Mr. DEAR Sin: have to thank you for a copy OF
yonr address to the Feemen Of the Let Congressional
District Of North Carolina" God bless you for your
manness in case where manness is perilous Such
insanity as has seized upon the South in so large
proportion of lie voting strength is Of the stanges,
phenomena In history. / must believe that maj rity
Of the people everywhere perhaps, except Ia South
Carona, are still accessible TO men OF sense who are
dterpped TO stem the madness that rules the hour.
Try It, NY dear sir, conrageou-ly. Now ia yonr time
TO make your mark. These critical tines lt must
soon be determined whether we have the national
stamina TO oullIve this frenzy
If 90 to Washington next week, ~ think may,
shall depend upon seeing Won. 10 any case, aud
ever, shall be glad TO hear from you. u,,e.,.
YoaTs Tery trsly. ROSWELL D. HliCHCoCh'
CHaRiE, b.sKT FosTER, Washington ID. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
LETTER FROM BURLEIGH.
r. ~ ESito, af TAs ~ v T,ibra.

10 hs ESior n The ~ y ITtorHs
SIR: In your paper Of Sept. II, under the caption
Of Sowing Tes' yoa slude to re. The HewYork CORE
Ipondos. Of The Boion JoarHd ia not dutch Reformed
clergyman The many times this eTor has been contrsdiced
ard the perssDcy with which i repes.ed shows thAs the
eonso,nos q people dafbsd about the field the
taes iB than sowing the ,ses" themsevss The
Dutch Chnreh Ia way IFousible for anything may say
write.
Asto that you undertake right
and you wrong Suoh paper In rcgsd to Dr. Hoge 30
rineJ l crolson at tie time wTote. Can giVo the
public hs CT persons and families called isn H. Il
would be difficult TO give copy Of the petition itself
AIRLuIGH
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
THE BRIG ISADoRA ASHORE.
Correspondence Of Tn. N. Y. Tribuu..

oone,pohdenee Of The N Y. Tribune
TucKERroS, N. j., Sept. 9, 1861.
boarded the brig Isadora John Head master,
ashore on Long Beach, this afternoon. Her cargo,
which they commenced dschargng, consists of 213
bogsheads of sugar and molasses shipped by Latimer
& CO., St. Johns Porto Rico, consigned to and owned
by J. V. Onativia g. Co., New-York.
She has one lady cabin passengerfromthei island The
brig is about 800 tuns, built at Lincolnve, Maine, 10
1854, and owned by the captain, VIM. Early, and
otber, Of Providence, X. 1.
The vessel strains badly on the beach, is making
some water, and h is feared paa Of the lower tier Of
sugar will be much damaged. Both yessel and cargo
Gre insured.
Efforts win be made to get her Off the beach as soon
as assistance received from the underwriters in New
York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

This declaration of the law this point Was, there
fore no hssty opinion Of Mr.. Adams, calleS orth IN
the heat Of debate. II drs announced as ltw oy
him six years before: in the interval it had often re-
CURED to his mind he formally repeat it IN lsli
and finally in April, 1912, when by bJr and repeated
attacks he had been forced TO carefully weigh every
word he bad ever uttered the subject, he again re-
terated the doctrines by illustration and argument
proved bis law be sound aud carried il 10 that point
where nineteen years later it found by Congress
ard Gen. Fremont, and has recently been applied in
Missouri.
Ogisey Sent. 10. 1861,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

TrE Bno1HERs GREGoRY.-Wm. ID. Gregory and
Samuel b. Gregory Of Marbebead, Mass, un,i Sltnr-
day last respectively commanding and frat officers OF
the United States steamer 4. Il. Hall, now at the
Brooklyn Navy.Yard, desire to cay to the public, thai
they have been deprived Of their command upon false
reports that they were Secessonsts and drunkards,
and Intended to deliver their vessel up TO the enemy
They have obtained an interview with toe Secretary
Of the Navy procured the names OF their accusers, and
are now on the way TO MRrblehead 10 confront Them
at a town meeting, which they intend to call for that
purpose. Meanwhile, they refer to the Rev. f. A.
Chapin as to their loyalty and social standing and
claim that they haYo been temperance men for many
years. Mr. Samuel b. Gregory, who called upon Us
yesterday, looks like good, loyal, sober, intelligent
citizen 1t is possible that they have been eononnded
with their brother, the late Commander of the X. b.
Forbes.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
A CARD.

To re Edifey er 1As ~ y. Tyi6Aas. -
SIR: In your issne of this morning see thst yos @
publish an Grtlce hat lols tnien csI
sics in onestiou says that the Board Of Police
have discharged fropa the Depatnsnt for eipre,.A ~ % ~.
ppepts aisloys 10 the United Sss Government VI 'no
animation ihsy brought Witnesses who ssertea hss n 80
hoped that none Of the TIN Regiment would ever sos -
alive, slto that had seemed 70 be oveQoysd a. inc %
syeTy battle wherein the Federal srny had been
answer ~ IL 10 impossible to prove nefsass W.. -tas.
too usny frisnda-wsTm peonsl ones-in ths Iess tss
have thoDEh TO that effect et Alone a. N i,s rovss
80 nns.rtsssu 10 read my heart they h.se greatly 70 -
.rnry 6or IA hss besn 10 mine thss TIE se'
harr .houd have INST with single reverse Ana Row -
ssy thai am native ef this city have been nine % We
Ss been placed and have been injured ~ -
.h srtfs sross The while que[nE .rS
W - he nearable duty fer some days am nos -
ss hem true cysl citizen and the podoetion i'm
more loyal and true to the Gag s' DDS S = pAzET
possible. =. ,.s,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

The TnI-srArrs (PoRr JERvIsl UsIoy.-The news
paper Of this at Port Jeris, Orange County, n
Y, hitherto Secession journal, has been purchased
by Me@rs. Allen g. Farnum, two stanch Republicans.
The paper will hereafter support the Government and
the war, and from what we know Of the men. viii,
We have no doubt. be a. able ss i. Wll bs loyal.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

Butrs HEAD.-Consdering that there has been
over $500 head OF beef cattle received IN the city dur
ing the past week, the decline of price Is slight, COM
pared with what drover might have expected and
the whole Of this great stock has been sold TO city
butchers, and those in the immediate vicinity, who
depend upon this market for their weekly supply.
Counting the average weight Of the stock this week at
cwt. Of beef it will give over four millions Of pounds
which certainly looks ike fair supply for one week
And this the average Of II cents pound, makes up
the pretty of 94 800 paid by the city and suburbs
to the country for beef cattle in one week. Verify,
then, here strong evidence that the country Ia able 70
pay the "wartax" and have q little to spare. At
least we rest assured that the country is able 70 feed
all the men engaged in crushing out rebellion.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
ARRIVAL oF A PRIZE.

TIE Brhah schooner Aigbur!h lprizo), Gage, Matan-
zas Aug. H. with molssses 10 order arrived here on
Wednesday. She was bound TO st. Johns n. b., and
captured Aug. 81 of Florida by the IT, $. sooPofwar
auestovn, in conse quence Of her being the coast
and some informaliiy in her papers Acting Master
Chisholm and eight men were put on board Of her,
while the mate and three 81 amen of the schooner
transferred to tho jamestown. Her cargo consists Of
50 hogsheads 50 terces, and ~ barrels OF mOlssses,
consigned 10 order.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

N,v.L.-Arived Sept. p the U. s. gunbOat Penn
broke, Commander Berry, cruise Of three days,
from Potomsc River, bound 10 Boston, put In here on
account Of head winds.
Lit Of oDesrs-Commsnier, Berry; First Lieutenant, X.
Isvir seeond Lieutenant, J. LeA,i Surgeon Dr. Lincoln,
Chef Engineer, !. @. Leav,tt
The U. s. gurboat Keystone State len Barbadoos
about August l6, in search of the pTivaeer Sumter
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

A RECEIVER CAuGHT.-Ms. Geary. lady restd.
nK No. 81 Canal street out fthe city the I'D os
August abaept for week Or two On her return ss
found that houe had been entered BY means o Ia @ kS
ard robbed OF amounting In value TO $780, nsitns ~
vicorines eoais ard 10 In money She inne.
digev eornplained Poce HeAdlusers, when Deectiv
sassy and Dn,enbey applied tbemseves 20 the ces snd
on succeeded Ing Jew peddisr named ao~
D60seh No 35 CSns ia whose possoon they oon
one of the vitornes and other sice They fSnno
snohsr vietons No ia Monroe street. and likely 20 re-
The whole Of the properly excepting perhaps The IN
money Mrs Ro.enssn who resided n the sane p,emssS
with M 6ssIy suspected of the robbery bosh he sns
Dobrsh were locked gp a. Headquarters al righL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

TnE PRINcE De JoISyILLr.-It bas been arranged
that select party consisting of Collector Barney, Sur
veyor Andrews with Other, should proceed down the
bay 10 welcome the Prince de Joinve who Il TO ar
riye in the Africa. On consultation with the Brazilian
Consul il was aseertaiped that the Prince would prefer
to arrive quietly and The trip has therefore been aban-
doned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

ASoTHIR PRisoSER TOR FoRT LAYATETTE-The
u s. Marshal Of New-Jersey arrived in this city last
evening, having in his custody, Mr.. james W. Wall,
son OF tue late Hon. Garret Wall OF Burln non, NJ }.
He was placed in a carriage immediately on landing AZ
Pier No. ], and conveyed 10 Fort Lafayette.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

Tar CHARTER CosvESrioS.-The Board OF Com.
missoners to amend the City Charter held their third
meeting in the chamber Of the Board Of Counclmen
yesterday, Mr. FrOment in tho chair.
Mr. Swseny presented report recommending the
following Standing Committees: !. On the Office Of
Mayor, term Of office, powers and duties and mode
OF holding the charter election. 2. Committee on
Legislative Department, its constitution, manner Of
election, powers and duties. g. Finance Department,
teDure of Office Of Controller, and other offices in his
department, powers and duties, taxes, assessments,
and contracts. 4. The Executive Department gem
orally, except ne above providedj police and SPECIAL
commissions. D. Advisory Committee composed Of
the Chainen Of the Standing Committees, for the pur
poee Of consultation in regard 10 the progress and con-
don Of the business before the several committees
with view of unity of action. The President OF the
Board 10 made exoficio member Of each committee
The report was adopted With the exception OF the
frt the committees composed Of Elk members each
the first mas one member lees. The vacancies oc-
easioned by the death Of Col. Wm. ID. Kennedy and
the resignation of Mr.. Hayemeyer were filed by tho
appointment Of Recorder Hoffman and Daniel +.
Temann. committee was appointed 20 report what
doe amsnts were necessary for the Of the Commis-
sion. Adjourned to next Tuesday, AT 3p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

SHOULD BAvI CuosEN BETTER CosPAsY.-Eugens
MeyerhOf yesterday appeared before Justice Connolly
at the Jefferson Market Police Court, and charges
that Mary MeCafrsy and Lizzie Davis conducted hims
on the previous night, house iu Iaurcns steets
near Grand where they stole from him bis gold WATCH
chain and loeket, worth abOu: $25. Eugene, who re-
sides at No. ~ Mercer street, ought to have had h
eyes open.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

The McMiSUs OBsEeuIEs.-The Executive Com
mittee 10 make arrangements for the McManns obeo-
qgies, met yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Mahoney IN the
chair. Mr.. Measber from the Committee 70 wat on
the Archbishop reported ha, the Most Rev. gentleman
had assured them that all possible respect wouid %
paid by the Church to the body OF Mcnapaf. ~. sor
sIap kgh mass wocld be celebrated In saSASasSS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
THE MuRRAY-sTREEr FIRE.

=. De EStorqf TIsK u TTiSzs@ ~
Sin: This Company Sustained 10 los. wasevs. -
a., ~, eTr I'm No. Is and 81 Murray s.reet fies'e
a yogr sae OF to-day, and chhge 80, s..r-s.rv
s'A'eie' yo..s aa Ss.pse,iiy Jas o. FLAT
efs Ae S,'.'.,, ,,s ~. 80 A.. fssi Ss6a 4 lss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
CITY ITEMS.

REIEAsED.--Frsnk Z. Wiigms OF Arksu.as, who
was arrested in Boston on the ls, Instant, charge
Of furnishing arms to the rebels, and sent to Fort
Lafayette, has been discharged from custody, being
the third recently released from the Fort
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

BoUSD TO SwIEDLs oSE WAY ~ Sor ANOTHER
YESTERDAY. Clarles Winch was brought before jas
tice Kelly at the TOmbs Police Court on the com aint
OF Bernard Conlan who charged hin with The theft Of
81. The circumstances folows; CoBlan who
had purchased ticket for Liverpool in the ship uni-
yerse went to the ticket Office OF Patrick Mcdonald.
chsaged for B,iti.h money. Winsb who acted as Bio.
Donslds clerk took the bills aud in a few moments
gave ConGn 81 OILY, at the time presenting him
with articles of bedding worth fe shilliugs,
snd telling bim he must take them FOR the 5alsace Of
| bia money. lie protested against such method Of
doing business, but Winsh Informed him thsd il WAS
their rule and they could not break it for Conlan OF
any other person. Conlan bad previously provided
hiusef with the necessary bedding. Justice Kelly
held tie accused to bail in the Of 500 10 answer
| the charge before the Court Of Sessions.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

Cathedral where the body would lie in stsie 10 fons
OF the MIDDLE altar, but banners, parapheuaia o.
INSIGNIA, would be allowed inside Che Church. Ne
MINERAL sermon would be PREACHED but Hs Grace HIM
seh would say few words, without political refer
eoce 70 the hts Of deceased. Mr. Hart the Sacrisan
OF the Cathedral was desired to act In coniunc,iea
With tue Comnltiee and she Archbishop slso Suggested
that at the conclusion Of the bph mass the body should
he conveyed to the hortu Try Chap. at Calvary Genre
tsry there TO remn until the morning Of It's depadare
when the procession ought to be drawn up at the ,t
Of Tgeny-tecond street, TO take charge of the re-
MANS. The Committee were directed 70 continse -
act ia all matters pertaining to the ecclesea ceoe-
mony and arrange matters with the Sseridtan. Mr-
Meaeher was placed on the Committee On Collections.
Tie Committee 10 see the steamship agents repor,eA
that the agents would comply in every respect With
the wishes of the Committee.
Mr. j. Iswler, from the Committee on Trsnsrnissioa
of Remains TO Ireland, reported that BY the 4" Dale
line of steamers the expenses OF conveying tho body
would be Sj0 1t wae resolved that the Executive
Committee should receive the body and convey ii to
the Cathedral and that the 69h Regiment aud Phenix
Is igade be reqnesed TO furnish su.'able guards Of
honor to act from the time of arriving until the do
parture of the remains for Ireland. Ibe COMMITTEES
adjourned, subject to the call OF the subcommittee on
programmes at which time the programme viii he sub
mltted and acted upon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
"The Mutual Live stock Insur-
tAnce Company OF the State
of EIeIaWare.5

now uly organized aud prepared to rece'y anpliea
tlons 10 insure All kinds Of Live Stock, such Ms
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE sUtEp a.
II requires no elaborate argument 10 yinee an
srnt community Of the Importance and propr, Is ot lie
Stock lnsuranee It Will 1t is judged be sufficient smiy
to call their attention the subject ''
If the CAREFUL calculating business man ronsilers IL,
prudent 70 have his houses and merchandise Insured
why not his horse and alsnl Surely the latter as M
yaluel rs the former W
Indemnity from loss by Ire only on Stock and Horsen
has lvug been appreciated but this the first Company
organized In the state fof the purpose nsurng against
ho combined lsks Of e. water accident aud disease
aud the fst company, no far Informed any
organized on the mutual principle; tut II this piiucple
has been success fully and economicay applied to other
characters OF Insurance, Is we'll Understood In the
neRhborhg counties II is not why II may not be a.
piled with equal profit u this class.
Tie names VI the Corpnraors and Board Of Directors
NJ ANY rate furnish guarantee that abuse nf the prn
ple will be suffered, aud that the utmost care frnes
security and economy will be consulted manage
ment,
Copies Of the Of Incorporation bylaws Of the
company are ready for delivery, the oce OF the scre
tary IN wilmington, will be forwarded Ly mail on ap
cAton To him, with address and parsons desrous after
due inquiry, Of insurug their stock aiding the enter
frse VIII please forward memorandum the probable
amount they may wish insured when proper agent will
r heht TO examine tho stock and the applielou in
uun ,, l i4l IN. ii., . GEORGE G. lOBDELL Frp,idsnt
AlBkkT McCABB, Secretary.
wilmington Del, JHly Isl 1859 III
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
CHINA AND GLASS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
View Boot and Shoe Store
JOHN MARTEN,

JOHN MARTEN,
e1 WOULD iufcrm his fiienis and the cu
6A~N - zens generally that he has opened a BOOT
and SHOE STORE, No. 40 WALNUT stIeet
- one door uolow Ifh street. Nimington
Delaware where he intends keeping instantly on hsnd
good assortment OF home msdo work such as Centle
mems hne and coarse Roots and Sos Ladies Gaiters
,he nss qualy also good assortment Of Childrpns
ehnes o. az Sizes lie Will make order at the shorteat
notie a Kinds ofenstcmer work His stock Of Leather
- MS been selected from Of the largest houses in
the city, HIS Journeym men Hood and practic ork.
men ana fe iees confident lie will be able give entire
sAuslaeian to all who may i've him a call,
RS-kkfAlRlNG done with neatness and dlspatch
cop ~ JOHN MAR,fFN