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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WfFHffNnmOM MApUHT

Thursday, February Z, ltGi.
Flour is quite dull with limited demand. There very
little doing in grain owing to the downward tendency OF
tho prices Wheat has fallen SO and Corn and Oats 20
pei bush Clover Seed is in demand aud the price has
advanced from soc to 500 per BUSH
wheat flout per Dbl 2olpp oO
Rye Flour per 4O0la4 20
Wheat per bushel,
Rye
Corn Neal per o9
Corn, per bufhelt
Ohtst - -
Glover Seed per bnshel.. ..........,..ouUt1 o5U
Flax .,... ......,....... l 5Oh 80
Timothy " ,...,,.,,.. ........,., 2,7b0D3OO
Auleti " .zoid LOU
Herd Grass " tOO
Orchard ..,..".,........... ,.",. lbuld2uO
BeanH p" " ..''.IO
Canary " 90
Hemp " .....,,s...2.oud3!O
Turnp psrlb .75
Hops, Per
No Maekere Ter 90
SO 100 10 ~
"',,......,.",.."..,bO tdIOO
Potatoes, per l5gboc
Hay, per ton. : W
Pacific Ocean Guauo per o.
Peruvian Guano e ......,.......-..."....,.6D0 90
Bone Dust .OO
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08
Medioal and surgioaI oiinio-

accordance with resolution OF the Board Of Trustees
q Clinic r he treatment Of Medical and surrieal
cases. will be held at the Aims House. on the
second Saturday In February between the hours f 10 and
II o'clock, A. NJ and continuing the zane hour every
succeeding Saturday until the last Saturday in APRIL a
which time patients have the services Of Inc house
physicians and DO supplied with necessary medenes
q charge Further information may bs had hy apppiy-
Ing 10 GEO PEPPER Eontft
Physician to New Castle County Aims House ofie.
0is Market street st office daily between u and and
@ and o'clock, P, NJ al lin
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

The PALMETTO FLAG The first attempt of q
vessel to enter foreign port under the flag of
the '.lndependent Republic of South Carolina"
was made at Havana by brigautne from Chai-
lesion. She sailed in past the Moro Castle with
her "Palmetto" flying aloft But Immediately,
by order of the officer in command of The fortress,
she was brought to anchor under its guns, and
kept there until the hag of the United States was
displayed at her masthead, when she was per-
mitted to proceed up the harbor.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08


Gelg~ 1t is stated that the late Duke Of Norfolk,
of England, has left legacy of 100000 to the
Pope. The income OF the deceased nObleman
was about S4O0,0 year, of which it is said
he gave away 100000, principally towards the
support of religious institutions connected with
the Roman Catholic Church.
Bes@ A little boy kneeling at his mothers
knee to say his evening prayer, asked leave 10
pray in his own words, and with ehildlke sim
plicity said GOOD bless little Willie, and don't
let the house burn up; God bless papa and
mamma God bless me, and make my boots go
on easy in the morning"
BsiS-1he intended performance Of "La Ira
viata," in Berlin, has been forbidden by the au-
thorities on the ground that the libretto is unfit
for the ears of a Protestant city.
Hslsn Smith met two editors who had been at
"olts," on the street, walking arm in arm,
"Hello !" said he, 'the lion and the lamb lie
down together, do they
30, yes" said editor No. l, 'Jones, here, did
the BIN, and did the lambin, and Of course we
came down together %
ReS5- II is singular fact that Indiana has
had four Governors since The LIST of October.
Governor Willard died on the Sd Of that month,
when Lieutenant Governor Hammond became
Governor. He served till January IA, when
Governor Lane served two days, when he was
elected to the U S. Senate, and was superseded
by Lieutenant Governor Morton.
Ea5- A singular wager was won recently by o
skater on the Lake Of GerOnsart, near Namur
(Belgium). lie betted he would skate for an
hour, carrying basket of eggs on bis head
without breaking one Of them. He accomplish
ed the feat in 6rst-Tate style, having during the
hour written his name in elaborate charac iers
on the ice, besides tracing an immense variety
of complicated figures, aud at last set down the
basket and received his wager, amid the cheers
Of all present.
RaS- A schoolmaster. who had an inyeterate
habit Of talking to himself was asked what motive
be could have in doing SO He replied that he
had Two good and substantial reasons. "Iu the
first place, he liked 10 talk to sensible man in
the next place. he liked to her sensible an
talk"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

An IEFiDEL PRoPHEoY.-Nearly hundred
years ago voltare resided at Geneva. One day
he said to seine friends, in boastful, snetring
tone; "Bcfore the beginning of the nineteenth
century Christianity will have disappeared from
the earth !" Well, in that same house, in that
same room where these impious words were
spoken. what think you there is to day2 A
large deposit of Bibles. The ancred books I'LL
the house from the floor to the ceiling So much
for Voltaire's prediction.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

The FEDERAL FoRTs.-The number of U. S.
forts in slaveholding communities secession or
oiher) is thirty-three, which cost SIS, 1855 403 /;
while the total cost of fortitcations in Northern
waters amounts only to SIS, S2OOlS. The forth
fioa'ions on the Pacific coast cost 50, 100000
The Notifications on the northern frontier
$3.50, $50. Grand total U. S. Notifications,
$40, III. 97l. We are enabled to perceive from
these figures that the amount expended by the
General Government on warlike works for the
defence Of Southern ports and rivers, is more
than double that which has been devoted to
those Of the North.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

EARLY HISTORY OF TRAIT0R-A COL
LEGE REMINISCENCE.

The class of 1929, in Yale College 1.-TWO years
in advance of mine), was the finest body OF young
men that | ever saw in college. Prominent in
1t were Elijah II. Mills (son Of Daniel Webster's
immediate predecessor IN the United State sen.
ate) fdcite priHceps, but dying very young, Henry
A. Beardman, D. D., Joseph Eldridge, d, D.,
Edwin r. Gilbert, D. D., James W. McLane, D.
D., Daniel Ulmann, Francis Gillette 1.-THE Senator
in Congress), I. Adam Spence (late Representa-
tive in COngress), and many other men of mark.
There was one of the class whose name cannot
be found on the list of graduates, or on any
annual catalogue after 1897. He was and still
is handsome little fellow, looking very small in
his class, who, with few exceptions, were full
manly growth. This youth hailed from great
State of 'the chivalrous, sunny South, bright
eyed, dark cOmplexioned and ardent as South
ern sun could make him. In the early part OF
1928, there was mysterious trouble 10 that
class. Watches. breastpins, seals, pencil cases.
pen knives, jack knives, two bladed knives four
bladed knives, etc., etc., and lastly, sundry sums
oil money, lying around loose 10 students rooms,
disappeared unaccountably. The losers looked
gloomiy ut each other and suspiciOusly at others.
Something must be DONE They finally consti
tuted themselves n volunteer detective force,
set their trap-baited with thirty-flye dollars in
good bank notes-and soon caught the thief
He confessed
o. opening his trunk in his presence they
ioundit nearly full Ofmissng valuables--jeweiry,
pocket-cutery, and horlogery enough to stock a
Chatham street store He begged pitifully not
to be exposed; they looked piieously at his
handsome young face, and relented at the thought
of blasting his opening lite. He had been
universal favorite, the pet of his class SC they
agreed not 10 inform either the city magistrates
or the Faculty OF the University, but ordered
him TO 'cleRr out at once and for ever lie
went Instantly to good President Day. obtained a
certificate of honorable dismission, and vanished
The little thief is now a Senator in Congress,
advocating and justifying and threatening the
robbery Of forts, and the stealing of the military
cutlery and hardware generally Of the Federal
Government, without any more color or shadow
OF pretext than he had for his like operations on
his fellow-students just thirty years ago.
a third Of Il century has not made, anil can
never make any change in such an originally
born rascal.
| Had those early fchngs been mere thought
less boyish esegpade, momentary yielding Ia
temptation while in great want, they would moi
deserve mention now but they were systema-
tized theft-long continued, accumulated, aud
boarded pilferings from irustful bosom friends.
Had the fellow not at length reproduced BIZ
private morality in public life, | would hay,
allowed the secret of his early crimes to remail
in the hearts oft few who then knew and now
remember il. D. FRANCIS BACON.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08
Sherif's Sale.

- By virtue ola writ Of Venditioni ExpoHas to
mo directed, will be exposed to Public ssle al
ssssnf the house Of Ortup & Bro. in the village Of
lH1sS Newark, IN white Clay Creek and County Of
E-sA-El-a New Castle Delaware, MONDAY. thu ilth
day Of February, 1851 At o'clock, the following do
scribed Real Estate, to wilt.
A tract Of land situate in Mill Greek Hundred Nav
Castle County, Delaware bounded and described as fol-
lows, to Wit; BY lands Of oliver Easburn, and
~ the public road leading from Newark to Corner
keieh and public foad leading to Drummons hill con
tanning u acres Of land less, with large ick
Dwelling and Stable thereon eted
selEad and taken in execution as the property of
Samuel Vansaut, Administrator of George W htemau
decd, and 10 be scld by A. CANNON, late Sheriff.
sherls ONCE, New Castle. Jan. 10. lsgI--ian IIis
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08
Administrator,a Notice.

Ii persons having claims asanst the E.ste Of Sarah
II CLARK late Of Penoader Hundr nd decreased must pr
sent the duly aitested to tue Aomluisat1r
before the 7th day Of January D. ls02 or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case uads and provided.
WILLIAM ". STEWART.
Glasgow, January It'll, 1881,
Republican sory
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

PERUvIAN SVRuP--This valuable medicine
has been silently working its way into public
favor by the numerous remarkable cures it hns
performed, and winning day by day, the conf
dence of the most intelligent class of people
wherever it has been introduced The phys-
clans here and elsewhere, at first cautiously ad-
ministering it to their patients suffering from
various diseases, have been disarmed by its
success and good eff cts Of all fears as to its in
gradients, and no longer entertain any profess
sional hostility on the ground of its being Sc
cret compound
It's singular efficacy is by chemists attributed
to the protorids Of iron, which remains un-
changed in Peruvian Syrup, and is the only form
ia which this necessary element OF healthy blood
can be supplied.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

Ia 7TrIce NI.UU per BOItIe.
sold in Wilmington by E. McInall No. AZ
Market ST.; A. Walton, No. 81 Market street;
Sum' Wilkey, No. 81 Market ST. H. R. Bring
hurst, No. 1903 Market street; VIM Baker Kin
sey, corner of Fifth and Market streets; John
Woods, at ROkeby, and also by oil respectable
Druggists in the United States and British Pro-
yinces. my5-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

The PorE's ApvlCE TO A Protestant. -
When Frederika Bremen was in Rome, not long
ago, she visited the Pope and cOnversed with
him. as she left, Plus IN--as she tells US in
her recent book--gaye her this advice;
81 will tell you something Pray pray for
light from the Lord, for grace to acknowledge
the truth because this is the only means of at
tanning to it. Controversy will do no good. In
controversy is pride and self-love. People in
controversy make parade OF their knowledge,
Of their acuteness, and, after ALL every one con-
tinues to hold his own views Prayer alone
gives light and strength for the requirement Of
truth and grace. Pray every day every night
before you go to resti aud hope that grace
and light may be given to you. For God wishes
that we should humble ourselves, and he gives
his grace to the humble. And now, God blees
and keep you, for time and eternity"
This pure, prestly aud iathery admontion
was 50 beautifully and ferventy expressed that
it went TO my heart, and humbly and with my
heart pressed the hand paternally extended
toward me- That it WINS the hand Of the Pope
did not embatrass me in the slightest degree ;
for he was to me really at this moment the rep.
resentatve of the Teacher who in life and doc
irine preached humility, net before men, but be
fore God, and taught mankind to pray to Him.
The POpe's words were entirely tue and evan.
gelical. | thanked him from my entire heart,
and departed more satisfied with him than my
self had stood before him in my Protestant
pride he had listened with patience, replied
with kindness, and finally exhorted me- not with
Papal arrogance, but MS a true Gospel teacher, ]
parted from him with mere humility of spirit
than had come.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

"HuMAYITI," said Burke, ''cannot be degraded
by hulssiaticn. 1t is its very character 10 sub
nit to such things. There is a consanguinity
between benevolenoe aud humility They are
virtues Of the same stock"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

ANOTHER PAssPoRT FAcr.-The Louisville
Journal says that on Wednesday last Il highly
respectable citizen Of Jefferson county, quite a
ferocious ire-eater, came into this city to make
arrangements for visiting the South on business.
He applied to the Mayor and obtained from that
funetionary passport with certificate that he
lived in Jefferson, that he is stakeholder, and
that he is friend Of the South. AS reason
why lie wished such passport and certificate,
he stated that some of his neighbors, who have
recently visited the South, were so annoyed and
bedeviled with Vigilance Committees that he
could not venture to go without first taking pre-.
cautions against trouble.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08
CHANGE OF HOURS.

!
Philadelphia, Wilmington. and
Baltimore Railroad.
On and after Monday, Feb. Iltb 1891.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL LEAVE PfIfLAD fIpFfA.
F0A BALTIMORE, At Sis smg i2nOon CErpr0isl iud 1850
10 oHEsFHR stslo a. n, 70 noon, 4if spdt1s1 pm.
10 WILMINGTON 81 $40 a. Ia, u a5sa, tl5. tfa iQsl
p.n
% INV cisrL1, At s1sA n. AIS sl5p.s
do hInDtEowS at SIS a. N. anu 70 2. u.
10 DOVER At $40 a. N. and 4i6 n 81
d. HAERnoIos, at SIS a m
do MILFORD, at a.l5Am
do fAh1uNGIoE, SIS
10 sEAFoHD. Al Sis
do SALISBURY, At 8 10 a. IN.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
LEAVr BAITIHoHR At $50, a. NJ Expressly 1915 an,
do WILMINGTON, At7.so, and il.sO am, 1.46, and $50
pm.
do SALISBURY At $50 D. m.
do STAFFORD, At $50 p N.
do FAkNNGroN tlO p N.
do MILFORD at 400 ,. m.
do HARRINGTON at $50 D. m
do DoVAA, at el0b = and $40 D. ~,
do MDDLEfoWN at 1905 o. m, and 040 D H.
do NV CAsrLH. at 100 a. m, and 755 p. m
do CHESTER, at $40 a. 1904, 2.27, and 900 D. "a
Leave BALTIMORE for Salisbury and Delaware Raifoad at
Trains FOR BALTIMORE
LEAVE CHEsfER at s.fb an, 1928 aud II 20 nm.
do WILMINGTON At s.25 an, 1886 pm and i2O0a an
follows: -
Leave Philadelphia for Psuyrillo and intermediate
place., at 800 p. m.
Leave Wilmington for perryvillb and lnfnrraadiss.
Leave Wilmington for Phiiadslpha and intermediate
leave Baltimore for Havrs-deanro and inlermaaiats
places at ais p.
Sundays only At $50 from PHILADELPHIA to Briiiaor
bl0 p. n. from Baltimore 10 philadolphis
ieoo A. N. FELTON,. President
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

The CLEAN THIEG.-A practical joke on Bar.
mum is reported. He went into BARRIERS shop
in great hurry, and an Irishman being in adj
vance of him, Barnum offered to pay for what
the Irishman wanted If he would resign his
place. A bargain was struck, and Barnum being
shaved, left word to have the Irishman's account
cluded to undergo general cleaning, and there
fore was shaved, cut, curled, shampooned and
bathed-the bill being 81 10 which, being
shown to Barnum, he thought he had paid rather
dear for the whistle, but acknowledged the corn.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

SheriH's Sale.

by virtue Of witt Of vsnditioni Exponss to me direct.
y ed. will be rxGosed 10 ublie sale at tue hou Of
John Foster in the sily Of WlmiHgton, New Castle
Ary isoi at o'clock P. m, the following described Real
Estate, viz;
Caste County Delaware the sOuherly side Of McCaul-
leg Get between 18th aud 9th In The city aiore
said bounded by lAnda OF samuel MeCaulley William
orres and Alexander Burns IL feet front MeCaulley
street and running back gu feet to lands Of John NJ Grill
Ii, be the or less
Seized and taken In execution the properly Of Samuel
MeDOnald Administrator Of John Brtt-n and DO sold
by LEVI MOORE. Sheriff,
Shargs Olica. New Castle, Jan 10 1a6t-95-tH
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

VIII continue the busiusss Of building Sail vessels and
teamers Of the same superior quats the old arm have
hitherto built. The reputation Of tholr work rs we'll
known. Also, repairing fail Vessels and Steamers hat
Ing marine Railway surpassed by In the State and
every facility for conducting the business IN ali ta
branehes all OF which would respectfully call tho al
iention ofmy friends and the public
jan 42m J. A. HARRIS.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

An EMBLEM or GooD WILL.-The American
flag in which the Boston petition to Congress
was enclosed, was sent by Hon, Amos a. Law
renee to the editor of the Richmond Wing, with
a request that it might hang in his office "as an
emblem of good will from the Bay State to Old
Virginia" The editor receives it IN the same
friendly, patriotic spirit in which it was sent and
says;
alt we're needless to assure our esteemed
friend that we gladly and gratefully accept the
flag and shall surely hang itup in our Office, and
there let it hang. no matter what may betde our
common Union in the future--'as an emblem of
good will from the Bay State 10 Old Virginia y
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08
For Philadalnhia.

ia IN aud after "WEDNESDAY
" February eth 1861 Ms
.,-.Ess- srEAMER HtEL viii INN
k5nrsss .siiSeif a ieliove, (unlegs prevented
isf.fSs, by ice) via;
49,. -l-@sai1 Leave Wilminglon nom
Ring Street Wharf At 100 A. A. w
Leave Philad'a nom Chestnut Street wharf al : p A.
Stopping at Marcus Hook aud Chester at about An iouf
after tne time named, eaeh way.
tAra between Philadelphia Wilmington ss cents
ieturu trip tlckate, 6n cent?
Rsre Aetwsen phllad'A and Chester or hook lresnn
Return "Trip tickets, % cent?
are dated.
G7-Breakfast provided on board.
Freight taken at tho usup low rates shipaets ara r
queatod 10 have their goods Chesnu tiren Wbarf
BY or before 80 p W. to insure theii coming down sane
day. and have receipts sent with each gosds rs m
goods not reesiped Tor will be owners rsk sin h.
eeipt eau be procured at the on Wilmington n ihs-
$3.50
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08
SAEl at itutIrrg.
A GARD.
A GARD.
In order to close out our
Fall Stock of Fine Cloths, Cas-
simeres and Vesting,

VIC thhIT 0uef InsW Ut
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
Over Coatiogs, Walking Coats md every VA
riety of Fine Goods for Geutleman's Wear, the
largest and best stock to select from in the city
all reduced. Call aud examine.
b. CHANDLER, Merchant Tailor,
No 500 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

NEW YORK MARKET.
Thursday, February I, 1891.
FLOUR &c.-salea At S5.bO@5s5 for superius and
50 9O9T25 the better grades. Rye Flour sold at s3o
"a 49, Corn Meal sold st $50 for Jersey, and $3.50
as b0d 365 for Brandywine.
6nAiE-whsat--siilwa Club sold at sl.25 Rye
sold al 7374c. Corn sold 6b67c for western mixed.
Oats sold At @6l4@aIe.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

Ar. al Salisbury, o 90
As-NeW Castle Accommodation Train discontinued uu-
III further notice
passengers by Evening Trains bet osn baltimore aud
Delaware Rail Road, spend the t.ght At wiBugioa
and proceed next day by giving notee to Conductor sud
procuring stopover Check.
Both trains going North make close connections bf New
York.
&. Q. sKWALL,Jr
lrb snlerlnt.ndnni naI 4 L
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%eaes----' ------=-
TREASON IN NEW ORLEANS

MUTlNY OF REVENUE oFFlcER-THE ORDERS or
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT IETEnoEprED IN
ALABAMA AND PRINTED.
The New Orleans DELTA tho organ of the Dis
unonists in Louisiana, and reputed to live on
the pecuniary favOrs Of Senator Slidell, publishes
the following on January 80 in very large type:
The Mayor of New Orleans, Mr. Monroe, last
night received highly important despatch from
Governor Moore, OF Alabama, addressed to the
Governor Of Louisiana or the Mayor Of New
Orleans. Mr.. Monroe, finding hipself unable
to communicate with Capt Brushwood last night,
has thought It best to give publicity to the de-
spatch, in order that its object may thus be at
tanned. We think his course in the matter the
best that can be adopted under the circum-
stances. The following is the despatch;
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 20, 1861,
To Me Governor Of Louisiana or Mayor Of NsW
Orleans;
The following despatch was received here to-
day, and has been held for few hours;
"WAsuINGToN, Jan. %.
"Wm. HemphM Jones, Netp Orleans.
"Tell Lieutenant Caldwell TO arrest Captain
Brushwood, assume command Of the cutter, (the
McCieHand,) and obey the order gave through
you. II Captain Brentwood, after arrest, under.
takes to interfere with the command of tue cut
ter Lieutenant Caldwell to consider him rs
mutineer, and treat him accordingly. If any
one attempts TO maui down the American dag,
shoot him on the spot.
joins A, Dix, Sec. Treasury"
A. 3. MOORE, Governor Of Alabama.
The Delta also publishes this editorial para
graph:
TINS REVENUE CUTTER MCCLELLAND.-We
learn that Mr.. Buchauan's Secretary Of the Trea-
sury recently sent Mr.. W. II. Jones On IA private
mission to this State, without communicating
that fact, or the object of the mission, to the
collector OF the port 1t appears that Mr.. Jones
brought Feremptory orders to Captain Brush
wood, of the revenue cutter Nc Clsllan3, to take
that vessel Immediately to New York Captain
BrusbwOod declined TO obey the orders, and
brought his vessel up the river to this port
She now lies in our waters. The inyar hc
custom has been to give such orders through the
collector of the port but, as the custom was in
this instance departed from, Mr.. Hatch was To-
tally ignorant of the object of Mr.. Jones mission.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08
NOTICE.

I HAVE this day given my nephaw B TATNALI
WARNER, Jr., an interest in my business which viii
hereafter be conducted under the frm Of CHARLES
WAhNER Co. CHARLES WARNER.
Wilmington, Del, January lst ls9t. jan 4-9m
Dissolution of Co-Partnersbip,
VHE eo-partnership Of J. J. A. HARRIS, by mstual
consent is dissolved the Slst day Of necem6or $500
Either OF The undsrsgned Ia authorized sign the name
Of lie firm In liquidation. JOHN HARRIS
JOHN a. HARRIS.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

Ha Society is a masked ball, where every
one hides his real character, and reveals it by
hiding.