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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12

THE DELAWARE LEGIsLATuRE AND COMMITTEE /
Report ON THE 60 LIVING lloME."-During the !
late session Of our Legislature u petition from |
nearly all the Physicians of this city, was pre-
scented, asking them for = Committee to visit our
Institution, with view to make an appropria-
ton for the benefit of the ldiOtic and Insane -
Sew sral years since, Agents from Pennsylvania
asked the Legislature for an appropriation for
the Blind, Deaf aud Dumb, which was granted,
one thousand dollars to each Before the Com
mittee visited Institution, the Superintendent
Of the Pennsylvania Institution for Idiots, visited
the Legislature, asking an appropriation for that
Institution, which was granted; although some
Of our best Physicians advised that the money
might as well be kept in the State. Thus the
State had provided for five individuals of each
| of the above classes, at the liberal expense of
one thousand dollars each. The following is tho
report Of the Committee:
1.-THE Committee appointed upon the petition
Of DR.. Henry r. Askew aud others, in favor OF
the Institution of DR.. John A. Brown, near the
city Of Wilmington, called the Living Home,
respectfully report. That q majority OF them
visited the aforesaid Institution, aud having
carefully examined the same, were we'll pleased
I with the arrangement and accommodations pro
. vided for the reception of insane persons, anc
believe that that class Of unfortunate being
would be in most cases better provided for, au,
grenter fecilities afforded for their restoration
c than exist at the various Aims Houses in th
a respective counties of this State, particularly i
Kent and Sussex; and would recommend to in
= dividuals who may unfortunately have insan
p friends to take care Of, to place them in sal
m institution. And also to tho Trustees of III
"a Poor, of The several counties, whose duty 1t is
u" provide for the accommodation and support
IS such insane persons rs may be charges upon Il
IL public charity, to place such Of them as may
IN susceptible OF restoration or Improvement in Il
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12

II is said that Gen. Beauregard has ordered
five thousand troops to be in readiness for action
at short notice, in and about the harbor oil
Charleston Notwithstanding they have Presi
dent and Congress down South, the empire o
Charleston seems to do all the commanding al
well as most Of the Dragging.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12
DRESSLERS
HAIR JEWELRY STORE,

No. 200 N. Eighth ST., above Race, philadelphia.
nm hand aud for sale choice assortment Of superior
" patterns-and will plat to order bracelets, Ear
Rings Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Crosses Necklaces Vest
and Guard Chains, &C, Sc.
sg-orlers eneosiug The lair to BE- plated, may be
sent by mail. Give drawing as near MS you can on
paper and enclose such amount as you may choose to
pay
Cost as llows Ear Rings, 90 to 50; Breast Pins 50
to 81 Finger Rings, 20 cts to $780, Vest Chains 90 to
81; Necklaces, 50 to $40.
aa-lIair put into Medalioni Box Breast Pins, Rings
&c. OLD Goil and silYer bought AT fair rates.
21ly
NruTICE-H,s Stone Tea Sets; bpsi stone Dinner sss
N best Stone 1ailut Sets; he bought cheaper than
the saoie quality OF goods 10 bought in the Stale at
No, 500 Market street - -
ieb CLEMENT d. SMYTH,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12
MTT,TINERX.

~ Coz Mwhd Street. Wilmington, Del.
Al rs SYDNEY u. PEOPLES respectfully informs her
nj friends aud the public generally that she has just
opened new aud fashionable STRAW and FANCY
MILLINERY STORE, at No co. Market street, next door
to the Rank Of Delaware, where she intends keeping
stanlly ON hand good assortment Of all kinda Of MIL
inery and other articles In that lne.
"a bleaching aud Pressing promptly attended 10.
nj b-i
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DELAwAnr.-rhc Philadelphia Pres, Of yester

DELAwARF.-The Philadelphia Press of yester
day says
"The visit of Senator Bayard to Montgomery,
Alabama, should not he lightly treated by the
people of Delaware. The vote thrown at the
last election in favor of Brookinridge has great
ly encouraged the Secessionsts in the belief that
they will be able to take Delaware with them out
of the Unlvr a word in season ought always
to be regarded. Let the Union party in Della
ware take timo by the forelock, so as not to be
caught asleep by their opponents.
A statement has already been laid before the
President, that secret attempt was detected in
Wilmington to capture Fort Delaware mud have
no doubt that that desperate game has already
been anticipated by proper preparations.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12
GROCERIES! GROCERIES /!

UArT VIM. NOBLE,
szssa WHOLESALE aud RETAIL DEALER IN GRO
Hsss n CERES aud Provisions at No. 4lO EAST FIFTH
tFSitlh STREET, Wilmington. Delaware respectfully
informs his friends aud the public generally that no has
good assortment of FRESH GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
and VEGETABLES, which he will sell cheap. His stock
consists IN part Of tie ulnwing Articles; Teas Coeea,
Sugar Mnasses, Salt Fish, Hams Shoulders, Dried Beef;
various kinds soaps, and Spices Of the test quality
an b.nn WILLIAM NOBLE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12

Bs5' A Pittsfeld Mass butcher, deeply in
debt, left his wife and three little children pen
niless, aud his creditors in the lurch by clipping
with a servant girl last week.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12

The democrats have carried the municipal
election in Hartford, Conn, and in Louisville
Ky.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12
ThirtY DAVIS Notioe.

THE occupant Of the cellsf No. b0s Market street. Is
quesed TO call and make arrangements in regard
to their property remaining which consists Of bar.
rels boxes &C., the will be taken iu eatre ami
sold for the payment Of rent now due.
mar l2-lm T. H. WAY DRO.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12
Taggart'a Local Hxpress Line.


isse2 Wilmington Institute Building, corner
&C. Eighth and Market Streets.
q CARTER informs the ladies' Of Wilmington and
y. vicin nifty that he has taken the splendid new
stores in the above budng which Is fitted up In hand
aud where he has large assortment of all tho
various styles OF SPRING B0NNErS, Of the latest styles
and patterns; also, ChdrenH Hats, which we'll
thy the attention Of hoss Wishing to purchase at mode
,aie prcea aA-pieAse ivo him call
N.B-Bleaehing aud Pressing promptly attended to.
An 5-im &, GARTER,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12
Files and Rasps Re-out, and made
equal to naur

THE Old Stand No 2ll Ne,O Street,
Near the Barley sheaf Hotel Second Street below viae1
PHILADELPHIA.
All work done at this Ostablahmont warranted ood at
q saving OF Fifty per cent,
A large assortment Of NEW FILES on hand Whole.
sale and Iotall, at Manufacturer Prices.
ap 2-3m }. b. SMITH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12
Jobbing, Repairing q Engraving

uf Jewery, siverwae, spacucles and any delicate ar.
elss carefully attended to, and promptly done In the
hest manner at very moderate rates.
The subscriber thankful for past hopes to merit
continuance.
prrsons who have left articles bO repaired nre sar
eig requested TO call and get them mot called for
by July, they will be disposed Of to nav cost
~. ROBINSON
No 800 Market St.. Wilmington Del
January l, 1861. mar aam
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12
Local ACCOMMODATION Express.

JOSHUA TAGGART informs
. rRSR9N the merchants and eiiizenH OF
q IN - Wilmington that he has laken an
tdsiflisssssi }zillft office In the WILMINGTON IN.
sias4tigsl liil1xla SrlfUrE BUILDiNG, CORNER
OF EIGHTH AND VI ,ltikEr STREETS, where PERSONS
may leave any baggage, Trunks, PACKAGE parcels or
other articles they may wish delivered anywhere IN the
ciy Of Philadelphia Immediately the arrival there Of
the boats Tho diver ui The wagon will call for Artie ch
in any part Of this city when orders le at the Office
as above. Packages, Baggage other articles VIII also
he delivered from uue pace to another In is city at low
rates The advantages, salty and cheanueaa nj this
LOCAL IMPRESS LINE make It desirable arrange
ment for tho public All business entrusted to
Taggart's Local Express Line,
VIII receive immediate and careful attention
JOSHUA TAGGART,
ollce Eighth and Market Street Wilmington Institute
Building apb lm
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pOTATOES! POTATOESlI

NO FARMERS, STORE KEEPERS and others 10000
bushels Potatoes, for Planting Table usu Of all
the different varieties, such as
MHine MERGERS, Prince Aliertg, Wood Seedlings,
Blue do Buck Eyes, Late Pink Eyes,
White do pearh Blows EARLY do do
Black do Carriers, do Jmnes,
jackson Whites, Early rykemons,
From various sections pf the Country
All information will To given Of tho yield, quality and
the different Varieties They will be- sold
In lots to suit purchasers, at Lowest Wholesale MaEet
price for cash.
aS-Al orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended
IN, WOODBURY. * TAYLOR,
C0ulinirslon MeichAntA and Produce Dealers,
apr agt No. 4 Arch Street, philad'a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12

JAMES +, PRICE VIII continue tho Milling business
at Ills lower mills On tho Braudywne under the name VI
apglt JAMES n. PRICE a ca
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tsigncdl

We are thus explicit in giving this matter to
our readers lest it might be inferred, from our
well known hostility to the Lottery system, that
we were unwilling 10 do justice to the parties
engaged in the business We have no such de-
sire or disposition. So far as we can judge Of
the question at issue it is a personal affair be-
tween rival parties struggling for monopoly of
the business, and in far as it is so, we do not
care a straw which whips and our Indifference
is increased by our knowledge Of the fact that
the Honorable Judge who has the case in charge
will nete out strict and impartial justice to the
side which is entitled to it. We would that he
could lay an injunction on the whole system ant
wipe the iniquity from our State forever.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12

DISSOLUTION OF co PARTNERSHIP.
THE firm Of JAMES n. PRICE & co, was dissolved
4 this day by mutual consent by tho Withdrawal Of
Chares II Gordon from said nrm, and the remaining
partner IS authorized to te the affairs OF the said arm
Wilmington April ], ls6l.
JAMES n. PRICE,
CHARLES n. GORDON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12
For Rent.

ROOM lsx56 feet suitable for a carpenter any kind
"A OF workshop, Of Front and Jefferson Streets
second story of the Blacksmith Shop occupied by D. o.
Findley. Apply to JOSEPH PYLE,
400 Del. Avenue, Or corner Sixth and Monroe.
ano.im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12

NEW IRON RAILING
a MANDATORY,
-. No. l22 Vast Second Street,
NCf NEAR WASHINGTON,
HI II Wilmington, Del.
AAlt!4 The undersigned would respect
f2ISSI{Slf93G3iA fully announce to tue public that
49, they have fitted up and are now
~ - e4e9 prepared TO execute all kinds Of
*siss5@szzE=--arf-' rlain ond ornamental Wrought
and Cast Iron Railing for Ceuetery Let's Front Yards.
VERANDAiIs Of the most approved siyles.
All kinds IRON FURNITURE such as
BEDsTEADs, hat RA KS,
SETTLES, UMBRELLA STANDS,
CHAIRS, AN NiNu FRAMES, Ac.
BUILDERS lRON WORK IN uENEEAL
Prom our experience aud practical knowlelge Of the
busness In all s various branches We ict safe in saying
that all work 3one by us slal he done IN ~otbnanke
m1uner, and guaranteed 10 riya satisfaction and by
pnnetutlty AMI srici attention to business hopc To
receive share II The public patronage
We have some lg patterns got up xpiessly for inc-
ifry n's which We will sn rhcipci than nuy otnf finn
in he state AMOS $ HEEnfR,
Particular attention paid to Painting and Repairing,
Cemetery Lots Orders from any part u thu country
promptly attended to, apply
City Ordinance.
AN ohDlNANcHIc regulate Shows, Exhibitions, aud
H. il ufiained by tho City Council of Wilmington, rs
sfcrioS ist No p,r.on shall within the mits OF III,
city money other reward, give DO concerned 10
| giving any Show tNhlbiton or public representation
except II be Of purely literary or scientific character
without license therefore obtained hereinafter pio
! yded.
SIC . The Mayor or Alderman shall on application
grant licenses As fOllows
| For rheater twenty-five dollars u year.
For a Concert Saloon or operahonse, twenty-five dol
lars year.
For Circus sum not exceeding fifty dollars eaci
FIR Menasoro or Geological exhibition ten dollars
For each exhibition Of mages, pageAniry, necromancy
slight OF hand aud for each negro rnneett two dollars an
any cents
For other representations not specified, not eS
No ltHan hall .aa Of
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rmn l.orrnnr INsuNoTIoN.

In our last issue, we promised to lay before
our readers all the facts in this novel case, as
soon rs we could obtain them. At that tine we
gave such information touching the matter as we
could gather from the varied reports upon the
streets; hut since then we have been informed |
by gentleman well posted in the whole affair,
that our information contained inaccuracies,
and hence did not fairly present the real cause
Of the action on the part Of the Chancellor in its
proper light before the public. We now give,
> therefore, what we are authorized to say is a
true statement Of the case. The facts set forth
: in the hill upon which Chancellor Harrington
r cnjoined the firm of Wood, Eddy 6 Co in the
u case Of the State Of Delaware VS., Wood, Eddy &
Co., are as follows
LIST. That there was not paid to the State
d Treasurer of this State or before the LIST day
Ia of April, A. D.. 1852, nor within thirty days
thereafter ten thousand dollars, part of the sum
; of one hundred thousand dollars, authorized to
" be raised MS was required by the act Of Assem-
bly,; but that the sand Of ten thousand dollar
Ii. was not paid until after that time, and that thu
20 grant was then forfeited.
" ID That although the assignment of the gran
nc to Gregory & MRury, by A. Il. Stimson, wa
CHI valid and good in law, yet the assignment b.
IN. Gregory u Maury to Wood Eddy & Co. was in
~ Na,iu W. VI ~ WI " ESS ~ o drs,
sN,,a,' - AZ, srv ,l,;s ,ron, -'N'' - ~
-, ~, 'l'P &c ,h, s,,,o ~ MI
nv ~ nins S,,u,sa ~ ace lac, 10
ltia sate h,,,l,ai .horsanS hs 10 f.,
and Ia :. Y 1auna,,' N 1870 hs oontrac, sols
20 otherwise; that Gregory 4 Maury and Wood
III" f LTSy , ~ ono nv hnndroS tbo"s"nd dollars
1ua 20 ~, ,ha,,soSi 1"iiars IN aoch a,
hich l., s' ~. ov ,ho ort and Il,
his WY Ss1a ,S tan ~ o,a hnirsd ,c
aon aduo aoi ", hos boom raised mndsr tho ora
sauN thsir nov,ar ord anther
har to S dra~ cterias ceased mon the Raising of 4
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Cedar Ware,
NEW IRON RAILING

Such ~ Tanks Churns R.ih, Butter aud Washing Tub
large Stock OF all ariiles u the trade on hand an
will be disposed Of wholesale aud retail, at the loves
iatpg bIyw
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ST. LOUIS HOTEL,

Chesnm Street, above Third. PhaadelpAia,
IN the immediate neighburhood OF the Jobbing Houses
on Market Third and Chestnut st,s, the Banks Post
ONCE Merchants Exchange. &c, &C. kept on the
American and European Plan.
BOARD PER DAY, $50.
Dnner between aud o'clock, 60 cts.
Single Room, from 90 cts. upwards.
ltstclass Restaurant attached. Prices according to
Bills Of Fare.
Tho CITY Cars take Passengers any Station to or
close 10 the Hotel.
6s-Engllsh, French, German aud Spanish spoken,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12

Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
ME would call the attention Of Gardeners and others
w to large selected stock OF fresh Seeds consisting
of Garden, Flour aud Agricultural Seeds cultivated by
the celebrated Seeds men, u. Landruth Son Those IN
want Of good and reliable Seeds can find them At
@. CHANDLER " SON,
mar OIL Market street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12
AUpIToR's NOTICE.

UHE undersigned, Auditor Of Accounts will attend at
GeorgeoNn, Sussex County April s. At Dover. Kent
County April ~ Az New Castle, New Castle County,
May 10 Aud remain during the first four days Of Court,
each place; at which time the School Committees Of
e respective districts IN said Counties requested to
HppeArnu1 settle their accounts
W. y. HAMILTON, Auditrr Of Accounts
HOY I
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-12
OBITUARY.

Died, in this city, on tue 3lst Of March, 1861,
Mrs. ELIZA ANN OTrO, in the 59th year Of her
age.
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Y r w DRUG STO II T.

The subscribers nave opened full and COM
plete assortment OF DRUGS In the new brick
building Of DIR. Woods, on the corner of Locust
and Cherry streets, in the borough of Clearneld,
where they will be happy to accommodate any
person who may desire articles in their line. The
business will be confined strictly toa
Drug and Prescription Business,
And opains will bespared to render satisfaction.
DIR. NJ. WooDs, the junior partner, may always
be found and consulted in the "Drug Store /,
when not absent on professional business. A
separate room for consultation is attached TO the
store, where patients may be examined privately.
Every article usually found in such an estab-
lishment will be kept on hand, and sold at greatly
rcdaced prices.
Terms BEING STRICTLY CAsH, will enable them
TO offer inducements in the way Of prices
Physicians will be supplied at a small per
centage over cost and carriags, and their orders
are solicited. Every article sold be pure and
Of the best quality.
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CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,
NEW REMEDIES FOR
W" hEhtblto fph
, ! X NJ A T Q r K II E + A

SPERM ATOR Il II G EA.
HowARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA, A Ben
III eroiem Institution established by spcciul En-
do,oa,ent, for the relief of The Sick and Distressed
afflicted oih Violent and Clronic Diseases, and
especially for the Cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual
Org~ns.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
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VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperm atorrhea. and
other diseases Of the Sexual Oigans, and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Two
or thrce Stamps for postage acceptable. Address
DR.. j. SKILLES HouGuroS, Howard Association,
No. 2. s. Ninth ST., Philadelphia. 29my ly.
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Wake up! wake up!

DEACksMITHING. THE subscriber res
ID pectfuly informs his friends and the public
generally. that he is new well dblished in his
NEW SHOP on Pine street, opposite the Town
Hail. in the borough Of CleorfeId, and upon bis
own hook, and where he is prepared to do all
work in his line in the very best style, and on
the shortest notice. His old custorers are req
pectfully asked not to forget him, and any num-
Der Of new once are respectfully invited to give
him trial
EDGB T00LS-His reputation as Maker
and Repairer Of Edge tools should Of itselfsecure
him liberal patronage.
GEORGE c. PASsMoRE.
April "a, ls6l.tf.
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