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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16
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@ EhearIng Hpan Military Claims against the
StaIa Of VAtnnnt.

OF hearing npan Military Claims against ?1a
State OF Vermont.
r Office is hereby given that the undersigned, Com
IL nissi9aerS, appointed by the Governor OF the state
of Vermont pursuant TO an act Of the General Assembly
of THIS State, entitled : An act to ap bint commissioners
to adjust alh settle certain claim and accounts Tor eNpen-
dtur2s for tiiit AIRY purposeS.' approved November ~,
A. n. 1861, will meet at the Cour5 Hc"s' IN Burlington,
in Chittcnden County, on the i9tigday Of Necemher, A.
D. 1851, for the purpose Of hearing and determining al
claims aga!nst this state, accruins prior to November
20, A D 1881, g for the costs, charges, and expenses q
enrolling, enltsting. subsistins, clothing, supplying, arm,
ing, equip nr, transporting, and paying troops lalseu
under the authori y of this state, or the governor tnere-
Of, to BE- employed ia aiding 10 supplies the present III
surrection against the Cnited States"
All persons having claims of the description atoresaid,
against this SAFE are allowed two months from the dale
of the frat publication of this notice, within whlclto pre-
sent their said claims for allowance, and the undersigned
will hear all such claims at the place above nam "a IN the
order in which hey are presented, from the daJ ABOVE
named, until The expiration of said two mon'hs.
ALL CLAIMS NOT so PRESENTED, WILL BE BARRED. In or
der to facilitate thu performance of the duties OF the Cohl-
mission. it is earnestly desired by the undersigned, That
all such claims be- presented on the day Of meeting above
named: and claimants will thereby receive their pay
much sooner han otherwise.
It is ordered that this notice he published three weeks
slccessively in the Caledonian, published at st. JOINS
bury. the Vermont Phoenix, published AZ Bratuepofo
the Rutland Herald, published at Rutland, the Burning
ton Times, published At Burlington, the Green Mountain
Freeman. published at montpelier, the Bennington pan
per. published at Be bennington, the Middlebury REGISTER
published at Nidilebury. the st. Adams Messenger, pub
iished at St. Adams, and the Vermont standard, pup
lished at Woodstock.
GEO. F. EDMUNDs, Com
F. WOODBRIDGE, uiS.in-ers
GEO. a. MERRILI.,
Dated this Goth day of November, A. d l@d'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 10.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. To-
f truce left to-day on account oil the
ma.
Gamer James Adger arrived from Baiti-
morning. The chartered steamer Con
|, capt. Fletcher, arrived this morning
Boston Nov. 2lst, with the 10Th Massa,
|aaI 9TH Connecticut regiments anu
zip island Dee. Sd.
! ,olp. we're landed the next day III
b by some rebel stcamers when pau
b. d by our feet. Brig Gen. pheIls
H. here IN the 5th, put forth a proc
h. the loyal citizens of the Southwest
ant-l4Sery in character. The Con-
tpm.ined at Ship Island four days, ana
|key West and S-vlnnah. She's oppea
two days. She will take IN coai
Isall rr B1atou to-morrJw evening"
supp sed she will take aboard three
bents for the South.
bteamer Illinois from Beat or, w,
pill the islanGs adjacent to Port hoya'
b by our troops, and immense guam,
(tou are being gathered and brougn'
bldiers, amounting in value 10 wv
mr..
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l)lcO.

In Middiesex, Dec. Il, after an illness OF only three
DAYS. Simpson Hayes, ag Al years and l month. His
death has created a vacancy in he community which can
not be easily filed. IS idows and orphans ever found in
him a kind and sympathizins heart. AS a husband and
f.ther his loss will long be felt.
He is gone from US now we shall see him no moro
We trust he Is better than ever before,
His death leaves Us all in a sorrOwful mind,
Yet we pray God may bless him because he was kind.
CON
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16
FROM WASHISGTON-THE CABINET FIRM

~ New York, Dec. l6.
Inc 1'ars' Washington dispatch says, not
withstanding the belligerent attitude assumed
BY England, there is no disposition on the part
OF any member of the Cabinet to alter the plans
or policy of the Government assumed in the ar
rest of Mason and Slldell.
The report OF The demand for the release Of
Mason and Slideli causes great excitement. Tho
sentiment of defiance is universal.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16

lay afternoon ranklin's Rhode Island bat
Edwards cry, opened fire upon the
6r.ifcation in front Of Leesburgh, and the
'or.rs woods where the rebel troops have
iop~cc4ied Cannouading IA kept up Six
.vnh hell, and it succeeded in driving
D. rchqis to a safer distance.
pt,'. bale, Clark, and others visited the
b .do s-cuud New Hampshire regiment at
\ Neck. saturday, on board tho steamer
hgton. The vessel was fired at by the
batteries At shipping Point, but was not
ress will adjourn on Thursday next Tor
eks. IN account of the holidays.
Wor,d's dispatch says, the rebels have
ense force and are erecting q large iort
mouth Of the Ocoquan Creek, SO tna'
lire on vessels plying betw zen this CITY
J. lIOoker's division.
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National kAiaie aa~Mra 4 Go

members of this , ompany are hereby notified that
L the Annual Meeting for The election Of Directors will
he held at the Office Of The Company on the first Monday
Of January. 1862, at 8 o'cock z ii.
Also, the Directors Of the Company are notified 10 meet
al same time and place, tor the purpose Of r-iirour'ing,
in whole or part, the guarantee capital stock OF the tom
pany. GEO. w. kEED, secretary.
Montpelier, Dec. 3, 1851.
tdEwtillJa n6
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16

BRowN < Bn THEIRS Liquid Backing, NAL ufacLured
in Boston is a speEdid article. It's effects upon leather
is Astonishing even upon an I'd pair of boots it is an
excellent substitute for cobbling, in dry weather. You
are so dazzled by tie giossiness hat you overlook til {
presence q ventilation ard TIE absence Of taps.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16
GROUP CURED,

Nv child is subject 10 attack Ct Group, i cures At
once. .-r,ra- e. ~
| have A child tiat aas attacked with Teinbranoa3
G. oup. We gave her Hr. y. { Whites, EHXcr, ana 70
the snrnrise Of all It gave her immediate relisf.
XjrHAR VINEOE. Ilst Fcthel.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16

INTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY, November Is, 1851.
Trains Going south and East.
Leave Montpelier y 8 IS A. NJ, 50 P. NJ. and 10 45r.M
MAN. TRAIN leaves ST. a lba Ms al 6,25 NJ, BhTiln gto;
MI ZOO A. NJ. connecting at White River Junett'n with
ira ms for aud from Wells, River, 81. Jnhnsbury and lit
Teton, and with Nsrthe II II. Il. for Boston, Lowell, WoT-
cester. &c. and connec,in Z at Bellows Falls with I besh-
ire r. Il. tor Boston and WIN vermont 'ahey II. 10
Springfield, New Haven ana Ne" hoth, arriving !" We"
York at TO- 10 P. ~. "
for Burlington aud N0rtitie'd.
NtGur ExPREss TRAIN leaves Ogdenshiig al IL 80 4. NJ,
urntreaI at 3 20 p. NJ. Houses Poi nj at 6 10 P. NJ, arTii
ing al Burlington at 9.25 r. NJ, IN Boston NJ s,iO 4 NJ; CON
meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire x. X. tc: Boston
and Worcester and with Vermont valley X, IL. Tor Spring
field and New Haven and arriving IN Ne" FoiN Ut 70
?. NJ. r=.
Ieqv. Mont peicr at 3 Os 4. VI. 7.55 4. N. and 800 P. 81. r
", TunY Ielves Boston ut T.30 \ NJ. via. Lowell
r,Yv-nnce or Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield ~ 7.25 A. ~.
Bellows Falls at l2.25 P. NJ. connecting NJ Whie ave.
Junction with Northern II. X ron Boston anu with tas-
sumn,ic r. Il. tor aud from IT. Jo1nsbnty ana Lilticion
arriving At Burlington at 700 A. N and ~. AlbanS II =
40 PM, and lodge.
,nJ Rurlin rton al 10. 10 A. 81, for Houses Point and Mon.
trenI, arriving at Burlington at noon ana At Montreal ut
- Expur.s TuAtN leaves Fellows Falls at Is pm,
r. ce wing passengers from teflhoLt Na'iry H. H. leaving
Inc nj White River junction with train leaving Boston ut
! =. NJ. via Lowell or Law renee. Leaves white River
Junction at ll.53 ?. NJ, arriving az burlington III %
!. n Rouses Point at ! ~ A. NJ, Monirenl NJ 1903 =. n,
md orlensbuIgh atl Oh p. NJ, connecti NJ with Grand
Trunk trains for Detroit. Chicago aud the West.
leep,ng cars are attached Co both the night exprc-
,,,ins mining between I,ouse's Point aud Boston.
Thronah Ticket for Chicago and the West for sale o.
J the principal stations. 81,
b Adams, W, Nov 10, 1881
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16
COucEs AND COLDS CURED.

This crJ titles that n. q. Whites Pulmonary h'ixlr
has been used in my family, in cases # evera colds, a.
tended with sore throat, and has been found a rcl-aDie
'"'''' REV. j. ". WOODWARD, Veto! d, VI
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16

have nfed DR.. whites alnonary Etihir III nay am
=. nn ~ - ,n,rs and have tuud il The beet mCd!ciue
!, have ever used for Coughs, Colds. and Sore Throat
~ EDGAR MEECL Shelburre.
rh.y mood # in nv family and fms ii IN eXGC!leu'
remedy tor Cough and Colds. u.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16
ASTHMA CURED.

MUAhISFVWN - IHN' Of J
Dr.. 3axter-Dear Sir ~ have been severely ahli9teo
in . ethrn fnr more than twenty-five years sad for
months in ,ucce$si0u have not been asie 10 lie III Dec
and euiov q regular nights rest, amt snne daYs "on!u
nt ha abla to walk from tie house to the barn. a ais,
tancr of five or six rods. About Il year ago | pnIchasen
Two bottles Of Or. whites Elixir, prepared by You' anu
comynrrad taking 1t according to directions. ana am
Ionnr IN saw / tornd immediate ieiief-,nd, with very
few Exception, haze had ny regular ni$h;'9 7lsep ever
since. l0hS VFh!Y,
pg.CF - CENTS Per BOTTLE.
Sod. w,io!esat tnd retail, by l.. +. PiH" II -"
neunr IN ~. % aeaters OF med cIHe
f hAA"FR u. H.. Proprietor. III git ta-e. II.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-16

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

Tmn COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION has
postponed the drawing OF their splendid pic
lures to the 18th of April next. An applications
for the Art Journal, Palstaf aud his recruits,
and chance to draw n valuable and choice pie
turc, must be received at tho office in New York
before the close Of that dry. The drawing takes
pnce in the evening. ~ T.. lucgley, is the ac-
credited agent in this city, to receive snhscrp-
lions. lie has laid On our table " FalstatI md
his Recruits, magnificent picture OF the hurly
knight, Tho price is Three dolars. Mr.. q.
will exhibit the picture mud solicit subscriptions,
personally, of our citizens
Uur friends in the country are invited to he
come subscribers to the COSMOPOLITAN AnT As
ISOLATION. The journal is II quarterly, and the
pictures are Of the highest artistic elegance. IT..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

How THE FnENon DETECTIVES TRACK A GRIM
INAL-Nothing exceeds the ingenuity of the
French police detective when in pursuit of
criminal. Science rs well as cunning is ellicient
ly brought To bear in bisinyestigation, Us proof
of which the following may be adduced; The
tuot.p print left on the soil by the fugitive from
justice is worthy Of preservation, and great care
IS necessary in the process for obtaining au ac
curate cast of it. Tue detective goes to work in
tue following wise; A gridiron of several inches
elevation is placed over the footprint aud cover
ed with sheet of copper. lgnited GOALS aie
then added, which heats the copper by oondue-
ion and the soil 10y radiation. Spernaceti,
reduced into an impalpable powder BY means Of
IA solution OF hot alcohol, being thrown into a
large quantity of cold water, is sprinkled over
the heated footprint. 1t melts on contact aud
the sprinkliug is continued until the necessary
thickness for complete cast is reached. Alter
cooling, the cast is carefully dug out. The size
of the shoe, it's pecnliarties aud imperfections,
are thus accurately obtained for comparison,
when opportunity shall offer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

Gov. IIouston has issued an Address IN the mamie
in consequence of lis haying heen ILLEGALLY d.
,,ived flis ofienI nunctions as ClovernSr Of The
s,a,e. Nv the s,csssinnists, The concudinq nor
,inn of liz address IA na follows =
"You have been transferred like sheep from the
sbomlles government las been fastened
mon van which il Ia be sunnorted from vour
nacteis md vsf van hnve nal been consulted =
Van are in he taxed in the shane of ioriffs nm
the necessnriee and uxurios Of life. which Won
have hithertn Iurchoard tree Of dutv Van nro
IN have higb n,rt,g. md MI elsc in nronortion
and ia foreco the i1semnu's rriyilege of electing
vonr avn p,os,'lcnt nnI Viee President a proe
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

Fashion IN lssO-At the time mention
hoops were constantly worn a. yards wide
which required much silk to cover them; and
gold md silver were much used for trimming,
never less hnn three rows round the pelcoat
so that, though the silk was slight, the price was
increased by the trimming. Then the heads
were all dressed in laces from Flanderai no
blondes or coarse edging used the price If these
was high, but two suits won d serve for life 3;
they were not, renewed hut at marriage, or some
great event. Who could not afford those wore
lringes OF thread. In those days the ladies went
to church, and appeared on other public coca
siors in full dress. A row of them So rugged
out, taking place in the procession at the OPEN
ing oft the General Assembly, used to be spoken
Of by old people MS a fine show. When u lady
appeared in undress in the streets OF Edinburgh,
she generally wore a mask, which, however,
seems to have been regarded AS simply an equiv
alent for the will of modern times Domestic
annals Of ScoRond.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

WOODEN NuTNEGs OurDoaR.-There is Pari-
sian dandy, who, we think, rather outiid Con-
necticut C had at his residence a complete
costume of groom. When Offering an attention
to one of the fair sex he used to say :--"Permit
inc to send you q bouquet by my black servant
lie then repaired to his garnet, took out bis
blackeDing bottle, polished his face. aud hands,
put on his livery and knocked al the lady's door
Here he said, are some flowers sent by my mas
ter to madame. lie had spent the last five francs
in the purchase. Madame was 50 delighted with
the present, that she presented louis to the
bearer. That is clear pocketing of the dollars,
and lady's favor into the bargain.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

GIVE ME DRIsK--Mr Mcleod, an English
writer puts tie following language into the
mouth Of those who visit the Iumseller'a den IT,
"Theres my money-give me drink There's
my clothing nnd fodd-give me drink! There's
the clothing, food and fire of my wife and chill
dren-giye rue drink There's the education Of
the family and the peace Of the house-giyc me
drink There is the money | have robbed from
the schoolmaster, and innumerabe articles
have robbed from the storekeeper-give me
drink Pour ue out drink, for more will pay
for H. There's my health of body and peace Of
miud-there's my character as man and my
profession us n Christian-I will give up all
give me drink More yet have to give. There
is my heavenly inheriiaLce, and the everlasting
friendship of the redcemed-therO is all hope Of
salvation! give up my Sasiorl give up my
God. resign all All hat is good, great aud
glorious in the universe, resign forever, that |
may be drunk !"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward d. Porter, Principal

FALL SESSION $3.50,
mnE Fall and Winter Session Of this Institution will
i commence ON the first WEDNESDAY OF November
aud continue i've months.
The bAildngs and grounds have been placed In ron.
piete order aud filled up with furniture especially
adapted for comfort aud convenience Of siudentH
Rooms are furnished the Older boys in Colleges for
private study free from the confusion and restraint oi
school room.
Tho Course Of Instruction is thorough and practical
designed to nj young for admission to hest Col
rgcs the active duties OF the farm, shop az count
ing house
Nv tho liberRlity Of the Board Of Trustees the Academy
is furnished with Library Of 600 volumes, aud one NJ
the hps collections OF Chemical and Philosophical Apra-
rAtus Ia the United Satesthus ailnrlnE facilities Tor
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical elu' a.
ton far superior NEST schools In our country.
The hest Teachers will be employed, and no labor
spared to secure the proper, moral mental and physical
training ftho young men entrusted 10 his care Terms
moderate For circulars aud information address,
EDWARD d. PORTER,
Apl5 Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

FRoG lSdENUlTY.-on the Island of False
river, Louisiana, is found q frog, whose pcou--
inrities, we believe, have hitherto escaped the
attention of naturalists. 1t is called the ''egg
frog from its great hankeriug after 'hen fruit"
and is u nuisance to farmers in consequence.
Being unable to break the shell Of the egg, it is
swallowed whole, after which the frog climbs a
tree. and then prccpitatcs itself to tao ground.
The fall breaks the shell, and the frog spns it
out piece by piece.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

IEFLugNog OF A woMAN.-When Daniel s.
Dickinson was Senator, he was called upon to
look over a pile OF documents in the Department,
urging claims for appointment to a pOst-ollirO
not far from BiDghampton. He was completely
nonplussed in the matter Of judging between the
parties until note in lady's hand, and signed
Nancy" came to view, asking the place for
herself, and giving but a single reference-that
of the honorable Senator himself Seizing his
pen, he wrote upon the back of the application,
81 60 for Nancy" whereupun Nancy" who
happeued to he pretty young widow, was up.
poinlel, and aceeptablY filled the Office
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

PRospERIrY OF MASONRY IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The Bunker Hill Aurora reports that the num-
her of persons received into the Masonic Instiiu-
tiQn in Massachusetts,, for several years past,
has been M follows 1867, l,002; 1868, SOL /;
1859, l,lS8; 1860, 1898. Five dispensatons
for new Lodges were granted; seven new lodges
constituted, and twelve new halls dedicated dur
ing The last year. at the close of the year there
were 10 lodges in tue States, and three in South
America, under the Jurisdiction of tho Grand
Lodge Of Massachusetts,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

0,OOO,OO0
b23.OOO


People wlo uoo o'Ooo'Oo0
Area sq-m @'1'o'uuu ozo'uoo
We might 20 on with these statistics at ereat
length, hut they would all he pretty much to the
same eteet We cau perhaps, best illustrate
the relative importance OF the two regions in
another way. A single State OF our Union,
Pennsylvania, far exceeis the cotton republic
IN white population, although We have only
80 900 square miles Of territory, Tone third Of
il mountainous, tool while tho coitonocracy
spread themselves over j33, 900 square miles. A
single city Of ours, New York, with its suburbs,
Jersey CITY, etc, has more population
d,weulih than The whole State Of Georgia, the
largest of the seven seceders. Its commerce
and manufactures throw completely in the shade
those n the whole Gulf republic.
Yet there are some iimid people hereaway
who faley that this poor little whifet of would
ho natl on can cripple or injure the great mastid
at whish it barbs 30 vciously. 1t is about the
SAME M though Portugal were to undertake II
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

ThursdAy, April l,sIbBI.
FtorR, Gc.-Ssles At s5aO(a5.1O for superine and
20 lisa % tue better grades Rye Flour sold at $3.50
"a 4u6. Corn Meal sold at 50 for Jersey, and 1915
for Brandywine.
E-Wheat-Awaukis Club sold At Sl22. Rye
sold at G6e Corn sold t9aGic for mixed Oats
eulI al ..Jts6ll4r.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

u
FLOUR, 6c.-Flour sold at s5oO@6l2 for good super.
ine lie Flour sold at S362k aud Corn Meal at 81 ST.
W barrel.
tiRAis-wheat sold At si.sI@l9s for prime reds and
5l 10 for white live sold at Csc for Pennsy vana.
CON sold at &c for yellow. Oats sold at s29s2e
for reunsylyauiA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

DELAWARE CIR BANK,
April 3, 1851.
CTOCKHOLD ERS are hereby notified that Election
- willlha held st The Banking House In Delaware City
TUESDAY tho aOh inst, at o'clock, 4. NJ, for the
choice Of Seven Directors to serve the ensuing by
order OF the Board OF Directors,
All dit WIN, w. IEkRlS. Cushisf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

J. Il. AIEALD's
Anril List of New Books.

Message from the Sea. by Charles Dickens.
Trump 4 Novel, by George W Curtis.
The Boys Play Book Of scenee by ]. II. Pepper
My First Voyage 10 Southern Scar, by H. Kingston.
Doing 0ood the Christian 10 Wake OF Usefulness by
Rev. Robert Steel.
Our Trip 10 EGYPT.
Ollmpses OF Ocean Life Rock pools and the essoLs
they toleh.
The Triumphs Of Invention aud Discovery, by J. Ham
iltOn Pyle,
Parliament In the rlay Room, by A. H. o, y.
Stories Of Boy teuius the Lives OF Great Painters
rnin or the Grand boar Hunt, By Capt. Wayne Reid.
The Fairy Tree or Stories from far aud near
Under the Microscope thou shalt call me my faher.
Harrington, a story Of True Love.
Annual Of Scientific Discovery for 1861,
Memoir OFFS. $ pfentiss, volumes.
The Sable Cloud southern Story with Northern
montH.
Autobiography Letters, and Literary remains Of Mrs.
piozzi.
All choice publications Of the day received PUB
lished by j. 4. HEALD,
jan 10y III Market street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

,l7em advertisements.
Local Recommendation Express

JOSHUA TAG0ART informs
aaSaSa the merchants and citizens Of
q In SgWilmington that hs has taken an
ydliS-sss=sf office In the WILMINGTON IN
zalaaaAk& s1IrurE nulLDlNl, CORNER
OF EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS, where persons
nAy leave any baggage Trunks, packages, PARCELS or
other articles they may with delivered anywhere in the
city Of Philadelphia Immediately on the arrival thoe Of
the hoAt Tho driver u the wagon will call for articles
In any part Of this ely when orders lett at the once
above Packages Baggage other articles Will also
be delivered from place another In this city at low
rates. The advantages safety aud eheapnass of this
LOCAL EXPRESS LINE make 1t desirable grange
ment fur tho public. All business entrusted to
Taggart's Local Express Line.
Win receive immediate aAd careful attention.
JOSHUA TAGGART,
Office Eighth and Market Street. Wilmington Institute
building. ap dim
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

shr Cornelius HAlden. Forbes, shingles TO Captain.
Sehr l. Dadnp hour, Miller, ice 10 Thos Eston 60.
zip Two Sarah. - hoop poles TO Mcdowell.
Sip Jesse lillts, Jr, Mcguire ,ard to WIN 7 ksrr.
Sip den CAss, Max, sand to VIM Sparks.
Bge W kands Rolnerd, coal 10 Patton
lge Neversnk. Anderson, coal 10 Capt liudlell.
suop Mary wArner,J Stokes from Philadelphia. with
mige 10 Charles Warner
sloop Fame, RIlry, from Philadelphia. with mdza to c.
Warner
siOop Planter Merrhsw, from Philadelphia with ndIs
10 q. & q. W. Bush
soop Mary Ann, Merrihow, from Philadelphia, with
mdgB IL U Hush.