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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE 60.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
Cash Capital and reserved fund 0OO000
Invested in the United States. $4,000
Daily revenue 1900
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPoNSIBLETOR
ALI. ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY.
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS
DIRECTORS IN Ne FORK
JAMES BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTTENET, Deputy Chairman
E. NJ. ARCHIBALD, H. B. NJ. Consul.
EUGENE DUTILH, HENRY GRlNNELL,
JOS. GAILLARD, ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr.,
Eff. SANDERsoN.
BALTIMORE AGETCT.
LOCAL Advisory BOARD:
ALEX. TURNBULL, c. MORTON STEWART,
WIN. II. GRAHAM, WM +. MURDOCH.
Counsel, F. W. BRUNG, ESQ., OF firm of Brown L Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DEsCRIP
TIoN AND ON LIVES At T LOWEST CURRENT
RATES.
KREBS 4 HALL,
WIN KREBS, Agents for the
W. CARvEI4 HALL. State of Mary randi
So EXCHANGE PLACE,
fe22,eotf BALTIHORE.
VIM KREBs. W. oARvEL HALL
KREBS 6 HALL,
INSURANCE. AGENTS
AND
ADJCSTERS OF AVERAGES
Also, BROKERS in all business connected with Vessels
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
fe22-eotf So EXCHANGE PLACE.
A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S RAECE
n COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET,
OPPoSISE SUN BUILDING.
Recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF IT'S LOSSES
AND EXPLICIT POLICIES, Insures DWELLINGS, FUR
NlTURE, VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE ana other
property at the LOWEST RATES OF PREM
JOHN K. MOORE, President
DIRECTORS
WIN. A. HACK, LANCASTER OULp,
JAMES WHEEDEN, JAMES A. BRUCE,
ALLEN PAINE, SAMUEL KIRK,
4. G. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS,
JACOB TRUST, JAMES YOUNG,
JAMES GETTY, JOS G. BOYD,
Moan WALKER, JAS B. GEORGE, ST.,
j. T. FARLow, Il. 4. MILLER.
sIs-cotf JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary.
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81 FOR RENT.
Es The large threestory HOUSE, No 20 North Charles
street VIII ch would be altered for Store il desired or
converted into OFFICES.
Large DWELLING No y st Paul street cf Bank
lane, lately occupied as Boarding house, and suitable
for OFFICES.
STORE AND DWELLING, southeast OF Court
land ana Saratoga streets.
STORE AND DWELLING No. 1T Pratt street, above
Charles street
STORE Ne % North Chsrles street. lately occupied by
Hrs 8 W. Hughes. DWELLING above ditto, well adapted
for Dentist
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 50 Lexington street, west Of
Charles, lately occupied by Chapman Boarding house
and Restaurant
The adjoining HOUSES, Nos SO and 81 Fayette street,
Charles lately occupied Restaurant the other
an Iron Foundry.
street
Large STABLE and Yard Pratt street, Howard.
Two DWELLING HOUSES Carey street above Lex
ington street. Nos. A and 81.
frsestory DWELLING, No. EEL West Lexington street,
near Republican street.
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 90 North Liberty street above
Lexington. W. ". GLENN,
mlStf No. North Calvert street.
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AMES Il. UHANUE,
- (LATE AUCTIOHRER.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Dealer in ali kinds OF AUCTION GOODS, suited to
both City and Country Merchants who requested
anime the same before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES 4. CHANCE
Commission Merchant,
49, ID stories 3. F. corner Baltimore and Charles sts,
EamhIg II Entrance on Charles street
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES,


BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RATLRI'A
passes through the entire tract.
NH Iy-rIr
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BY ADREON a. co
TRfSTEEtS SALE

ks.sA TRUSTEES SALE
EaassssA. MORTGAGED PROPERTY.
Under decree of til Circuit Court for Baltimore city
the 18Th day OF July, 1861, O'Clock M the pren
se5, the TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate in Baltimore city,
described as llows:
LOT No. Beg inning at the corner formed by the inter
sscion Of the lorh side of Mulberry and the
side OF Stricker street, when said streets laid and
opened according to the plat Of survey made by Owen
Bouun, surveyor in the month OF April, 1856 and fled
IN the case OF Hons e co.. against Ward ct al. the
Circuit Court for Baltimore city runnn thence forth
ndnS on tneeast side OF Stricken St. when opened laid
dow in said plat fifteen feet thence 4alie with
side of three foot he laid out and OPENED
use and benefit of the lots of ground adjacent thereto
THENCE uth on the east side Of said three alley. and
prSe 20 the line Of Strcser street aforesaid, tie line
OF the north line OF Mulberry when opened
said ftteeH feet; and thence the Ii Of the north
side OF Mulberry street aforesaid, eighty feet the
LOT No g Beginning the east side OF Stricken street
when said street lid out and opened Toned il,
formed by the intersection Of the north side al MubeT
street and the side Stricken street. when said streets
are laid out and opened ding to The plat Of survey
mentioned in the description of Lot No. and running
when opened as laid dawn said plat fifteen feet thence
east parallel with Mulberry street, laid down on said
pat eghty feet to the east side OF three foot alley;
thence south on the side OF said three aev and
parallel to the line Srcker street as aforesaid fifteen
feet and thence west, parallel 10 Mulberry street as aore
said, eighty feet, 10 the placs OF beginning.
Faca OF said lots subject crOuud rent Of $50 25
payable half yearly, tie LIST day Of June December
Improvements each ot-a new three-stoCv BRICK
DWELLING, with two story brick back building with
gas, &c.
Taxes and ground will he paid tn the day Of sale
Terms-on half cash. and the residue in twelve
months with interest secured by notes endorsed to salts
faction of trustee. HENRY y. CAREY, Trustee
ADREON y co,
ler5 23w3WRds AucrOuepYs.
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EFNt5,
TO WHOM EVERY ACCOMMODATION WILL BE GIVEN
To capitalists the above offers very favorable opporuni
~ for investing low rate, in the INN, date vicinity
large and populous city.
The Mill Seat is offered alone, with any requ ed guam
ty of land adjoining, at low rates very liberal charter
from the State of Mary land which would be transf rred
with the property offers particular Inducements to any
parties desiring to form company. The present
OF tie property would he willing to take fom quarter to
hall OF the stock Of such company If required
Terms will he made to suit the purchasers. Apply 10
ELIAS GLENN,
m7-tf North Calvert ct.
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8snktrs saS 8Eehsrs.

MARTIM LEWIS,
| No. A. SECOND STREET,
Has special sf6GS S the purchase and sale
mh2ou IN ii The Ne New York market.
| lYE NOTE AvD BIhL BROKER,
HS s.t ~ SaG2 u ~
oal pap$r and Loans Of 81 1d dsGlptions ,ao
NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS .,n 90, -
No 4 4 s135x e s FfSi
- NEAR SoUTH STREET.
B s!y,r and 4 sells p On qoWWjsYj?p.
SSTP9sCIKS AHB B9XPS IN ALL MAEK
Gh4AS EsS GoEET on N
B BTyS AN Mr. SEtLS Fly Ib YK EXGaANGE
and attends personally to all and kidd Of Broker and
bankIng business iaI5tf
! EONARD j. T0RMBY,
"a DEALER IN
20 No. q Z e s s6 81 ( s sr K 1 !, e H.
cofPM HFkR Bought, Sold and Negotiated.
dans ea s3 e Eys m
I r. MoGINN Il CO.,
No. N NJ 1ta1t $rR * GT!'''"''
Buy and sell on commission exclusively STOCKS,
BONDS, &c, in this and Q her markets. ja46m
I AWRASON h SMITH,
Negotiate Business Paper and Loans ana execute orders
for Stocks in this and other markets. JUST
MONEY BUSINESS; n,,
No Al SECOND STREET,
First house from South street,
NEGOTIATION Of 1P &ER6 SiiGRR4I to the ~
EFFECTS LOANS ON STOCKS AND BUSINESS PAPER
~ : ''o.S -o-l-'9 o,' 'loo An OTHER SECURITIES
GRAMS HABEs ARxAS 81 3 81 DofP tFEE
TX EHEGmyES e. oRER$ EQR ST9CkS in 81 the markets.
NEssf II ITS T BRASo&F AND bAGG t
ENO. S. CUTTINGS & CO,
~ BANKERS. EXCHA NGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
Buy and seiIOn Commission Stock and Securities IN this
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made on Stocks Real Esate Notes sad o:,e
N EEi :, Time Paper and Stock Loans.
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uuclrrent Funds ann
transact the business Of Private Banking all Of its depart
ments Interest allowed on deposits. ialSd
SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
- BANKERS STOCK E 4AR AS3E r,rox nRs
No. lge BALgIaoRE STREET,
Canedas, Promptly and On iayorabe terms
Buy, anu SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NEG6TTATE TINE PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
5uy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
REOElvE pEPOsiT5 in gaaksbss CT Dneprreat Funis
department. r1hi-ly
/ Fl. LUCKETT,
ye STOCK, NOTE, BILL.
AND REAL ESTATE BEOkE R.
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore.
REFERENCES:
7. Gibson, Cashier Bank OF Baltimore, Baltimore
c. K. Coleman, Cashier Mechanics Bank, Baltimore.
j. NJ. Buck, Cashier Franklin Bank, Baltimore.
Thomas J. Carson Banker Baltimore
Thomas D. Johnston, Baltimore
]. G. Adams, Baltimore.
Warwick, Frick & Ball! Baltimore
9eie Gs,fs PiSn Mamie psaE
Johnston, Bro. CO. Bankers, Baltimore.
Josiah Lee Il Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Hugh Jenkins q CO., Baltimore.
Young Carson, Baltimore.
VIM. Pinkneg Brooke, Washington, D. q. myI5tf
STERLING EXCHANGE.
ROSS CAMPBELL Il co,
u HANOVER STREET,
Have constantly for sale
BILLS ON LON DON,
mhl9d In SUMS to suit purchasers
= HARRIS, JR.,
-. BASEMENT CHGsAPEAKE BAE2,
EoE7G SraE.T,
Buys and sells all the stocks and other securities Of Ills
and other markets on commission seiItf
VA GILMOR, JR.,
w. STOCK AND BILL BROKER.
80. u SGGa.:D B7RsxT,
Buys and sells on Commission Stocks and Securities in
This and other markets
Makes advances Stocks and other Cc!lat"rai5.
Negotiates Time Faper and Stock Loans. Mott
-
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE

THE DOLLA z WEEKLY EXCHANGE
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Its columns have recently been materially enlarged,
and new features will be from time to time introduced to
render only additionally attractive to the FAMILY
CIRCLE but still valuable .um Of reference for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also brace con-
slant variety of choice OV ELLETTES, TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY READING
selections from EDITORIALS OF The DAILY EXCHANGE
REVIEWS CT, and Extracts from New Books; PRICE
CURRENT, exhibiting The state of the markets, at home
and abroad up to the latest moment, and FARMERS
COLUMN. much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26

IN all eases, in making ont their report,
give the reason for their decision, especial
ly in the case of animals) embracing the
valuable and desirable qualities of the ami
mails, or articles to which premiums are
awarded.
9th. No animal Or article can take more
than one premium, and animals that were
awarded first premium at any previous
exhibition of the society, will not be per-
mitted to compete for premiums in the
same class, but certificates or diplomas may
be awarded by the Judges for such as are
considered entitled to such distinction.
10th. Owners of animals competing for
the thorough bred premiums, must produce
pedigrees, showing purity of blood, to the
satisfaction of the Judges.
llth. Competitors for premiums must
become members of the Society, and the
necessary attendants will be furnished with
tickets to pass at the stock gate. These
tickets will be good at that gate only, and
transfer of them to any other person will
forfeit all right to enter the ground
18th. Discretionary premiums on the
recommendation of the Judges, will be
awarded by the Directors, upon such arti-
cles of merit exhibited, of every variety as
are not enumerated in the schedule.
18th. Diplomas may be substituted, at
the option of the competitor, in all cases
of awards of cash or other premiums.
l4th. All productions in the agricul-
tural, horticultural, and household depart
nents, to be the manufacture or production
of the competitors and in all the other
departments, except live stock such will
have preference.
18th. Hay will be furnished free of
charge, for animals entered for exhibition
during the two nights of the fair, and er-
hibtors Of stock or other articles, ,ohere
practicable, are urged to hare their stock
on The ground on the afternoon precious to
The commencement as above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26

selves to the President in the Directors
room on the ground, on or before 8 o'clock
A. NJ, on Wednesday, the 9th of October,
to organize, and proceed Immediately to the
discharge of their several duties. Those
declining to act as judges will please give
notice to the secretary in time for other
appointments, to fill vacancies On com
pletion of their awards, the Executive
Committee will append to OR place neal
each premium article, a card, designating
the particular premium awarded. Pre-
miums not called for within two month.
will be forfeited, and considered donations
to the society.
Sd. No premium will be awarded to any
animal, production, or article not deemed
worthy by the Judges.
4th. No animals or articles can be re
moved after entry, until the close of the
exhibition, without the consent of the Di
rectors, and no premium will be paid or
animals or articles removed in violation o.
this rule.
9th. All animals and articles will be ad
mitted on the ground designated for tn,
Exhibition, on the presentation of ticket
which the owners or proprietors will obtair
from the Clerk, at the time of entering tht
same.
9th. No person whatever will be allowed
to interfere with the Judges during adiu
dications.
7th. The Judges on stock, if not salts
fed as to the regularity of the entries il
their respective classes, will apply to tn,
Secretary for information and shoulC
there be any doubt, after examination, o
their coming within the regulations, or i
any animal is of such a character as not t.
be entitled to exhibition in competition
they will report the facts to the Executiv,
Committee, that such course may be adopt
cd as the case may require.
9Th. 1t is recommended that the Judges
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26

10th The Executive Committee will take
precautionary measures for the safety of
stock and articles on exhibition, after their
drrical on he ground, but will not be re-
sponsible for any loss or damage that may
occur. They desire exhibitors to give per-
sonal attention to their articles and animals
and at the close of the Exhibition, to attend
to their removal
18th. The report of the Judges will be
published by the Directors, as soon after
the close of the Exhibition as practicable
after which the cash premiums awarded
will be paid by the Treasurer, (if called
for within two months of the date of pub
lication) and the diplomas will be furnished
by the Secretary.
18th. Tickets for pupils accompanied
by their teachers) of public and private
schools, when applied for in a body by the
principal or teachers, in numbers not less
than ten, will be issued at half price.
10Th. The members of the Society, and
all who may become such at the fair, by
the payment OF one dollar, will be entitled
to take with them two ladies and theil
children under age. No carriages except
those of members will be allowed on the
ground. Single tickets, twenty-five cents
Season tickets, fifty cents. Children un-
der Is half price
goth. All members of the Society whose
dues are paid, and all who shall become
members previous to, or at the Fair, will
be furnished with cards of membership and
tickets of admission.
2lst. Depositors will receive from one
to three single admission tickets, at the
discretion of the directors.
22d!s In all the divisions where diploma,
are mentioned, excepting the NIechanica
and Manufacturing, the American Agrieul
turist for one year, or any other paper o
the same class may be substituted if pre-
ferred.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
Rules and Regulations.

To avoid confusion incident to Exhibi-
tions of this kind, the members, owners, and
exhibitors are requested to observe the fol-
lowing rules and regulations
1st. Entries of stock to compete for pre-
miums must be made in writing and de-
livered to the Secretary at the time of en-
try at the Committee Room on the ground,
on or before ten o'clock A. NJ, on We'd
nesday the 9th day of October, with full
pedigree, when practicable, of the animals,
the breed, age, owners and exhibitors
names, &c, and with such other observa-
tions as to their food, thrift, constitution
and appropriate qualities as they may deem
proper to add.
Entries of all other articles intended for
exhibition, and to compete for premiums
must be made as above, with the name Of
tho maker, inventor, owner, or exhibitor,
and short description of the article. This
is absolutely necessary, that the Secretary
may be able to prepare lists in time for the
use of the Examining Committee, and
neither the Secretary nor Executive Com.
mittee will be responsible for the omission
of any article on the list, if this rule is not
complied with. Labels stating the number
of entry, owner or exhibitors name, &C.,
will be appended to or near articles as soon
as located.
Entries made after the hours above
named, will be in supplementary books, and
not included in the list furnished to the
examining Committees or entitled to com,
pete for premiums although entries may
be made as late as the day above named, il
is recommended to exhibitors in order that
sufficient accommodations may be furnished
to have their entries made at an earlier
date, which may be done by addressing DR.
G. P. Norris, Corresponding SecretarJ
Wilmington, Delaware.
I'd. The Committses will report them
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
Come One Come All! to the
T,ixriuor ET1,,,a

INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED by THE LIE
GIsLATURE OF DELAWARE
~ we'll you will find real HOME with suoh varety
otscsneiY, Exercises AmuRements, or wholesome en-
ploymeut will drive dull care away
II sick you will be kindly treated aud we'll nursed by
those who understand their business and strictly in ae
eordanee with the dreetonHof whoever you may employ
for your physician.
II Incorporate and ty to be made useful To your
selves and The world by new plan Of tTentm original
with the proprietor.
Charges less and ommodations equal If superior
my as.tf j. 4. BROWN, Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26

President-Samuel Candy.
Recording Secretary George
Jackson.
Corresponding Sscretary-Dr.
Geo. P. Norris.
Committee of Reception.-Hon.
John Wales, I. J. Adams, DIR. R.
McCabe, DR.. G. P. Norris.
Directors.-George G.. Lobdell,
Jas. M. Brackin, Edward Bring
hurst, George W. Sparks, Jacob
Walton, Richard Brindley, Isaac
S. Elliott, Lewis G. Springer, j.
Poulson Chandler, Jno. Davidson.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
PRESERVE THIS FOR REFERENCE.

Committee on Salons brood Mares and road Horses
Eli Garrett Jehu Clark, Zadock Townsend Charles A.
Murphy, John c. Clark Jr.
Committee Draft Horses, Colts under four years old
and Mues--Hiett Hutton, Geo. G. Tumlin r. J.. Arm
strong r. Wilson, Solomon Townsend.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
GEORGE CRAIG, Jr.
New Book List.

Carthage and her Remains
The House the Moor by the author OF Margaret
Maitland published by Harper.
Adventur-s in the South Pacific, by rowing printer
~ ject Lessons for Teachers and PARENTS just Published
by N A. CslkinB.
The Ladies' and Gentemene Mirror ofFortnne win tns
cards attached to book.
sec md volume Tom Brown at Oxford, IS rent edition.
Seven Years new, by Jula Kavanuh, paIer.
The Silent Woman, paper
Days Ride by ChAs Lever, paper.
Holmly House, new, paper.
Securing Of the white Horse by the author Of Tom
Brown.
Great Exp clatious, by Dickens. =
Homes aud Pers ~ Sceues ia the Life ofa Spinter ne"
All new works received as puhiishei.
45 Market Street, WILMINGTON Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26

PHILIP HOWARD BRICE. GORDON MoNGEs
BRHCE s. NGEs,
Successors to ?. h. HOWARD & CO.,
BarS TOOK BROKERS ,@a
Office, No. 3O5 Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
Stocks and Loans purchased and sold only on
Commission at the Board of Brokers in
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
RErzR TO
PHuApsLrHIA Phi nAnELrHiA.
Mexican B rie Co, Samuel Y. Morinn' Etqt
c. a IL Bo,is Arthur @. Coffin, hsq
Alexander Benson Co, 1hos h Maris, Esqr
Wslling CONN & CO. John SpArhsWk, Esq,
IL Rohips7n 4 Co. Chas II. y sh-r Esq,
John n LAWS Hros Thos Robins ESQ.,,
Atwood, ht- 4 Co, u. Com-Ry-, fslp
GERNASTowN utRAAhToNh.
chAs Wstrr ESQ Geo. H. Thomson ksq,
J. X. Divine Esq, New York,
T.. A. Packer & Co, -
Alexander CrtV ford, Baltimore,
Johnston Bros 4 Co, Bankers Baltimore,
james l. Price Co., Brandywine, Del,
John H. Prie Co.,
Philadelphia, Aug. 1, 1851, aug e7-it
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
FLOWING MATCH.
Glass 1---Second Division

Best bushe of white wheat, 81 90
do do red wheat, 90
do do do iGsTii barley ! 90 90
do do oats 90
Best clover seed, not less than half a peck 90
Best timothy seed, not less than half peck 90
Best twenty of corn, | 90
ROOT CROPS.
Best crop of potatoes not less than one acre. 8 90
Best crop of carrots not less than fourth of acre. 90
Best crop of ruta-bagas, do do do ] 90
Best crop of fiat turnips do do do 90
Best specimen of Seeding potatoes, 90
Best half bushe of potatoes for table accompanied
by the mode of cultivation, 90
Best half bushel of sweet potatoes, 90
Best pumpkins for nny use 90
Best bushe of turnps for table use, 90
Best rutabagas, not less than one bushe 90
HUSKING MATCH.
To quickest and best Husker, 90
do second best do rs
do third best do so
The Husking Match will take place at 10 o'clock ON
Thursday morning, the 10th, upon the Fair Grounds
Shocks of of equal size will be provided and the husk
will be required to tic and set up their fodder
Competitors will notify the Secretary of the Society on the
first day of the exhibition in order that sufficient corn may
be provided.
Gommtee-John A. Brown, George r. Townsend, James
NJ Bracken Jason Davis, Giles Lambson, Jr.
HORSES AND MULES.
Class 2---First Division.
Best thoroughbred stallion, S5 90
Second best, 3 90
Best stallion for road purposes, s 90
Second best 90
Best stallion for heavy draught, 6 90
Second best 90
Best thorough bred mare, 90
Second best, 3 90
Best draught mare or horse 3 90
Second best, Q 90
Best brood for road and farm purposes, 90
Second best, 90
Best sucking colt, 90
Best horse colt, between two and four years old, 90
Second best, 90
Best golding colt, between three and four
years DID, 8 90
Second best, 90
Best geldng between and three years DID, 90
Second best, 90
Best colt between and 2 years, Q 90
Best colt between and 12 months 90
Best pair of driving horses owned by the exhibitor 90
Best road horse, 8 90
Second best 90
Best pair of working mules 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26

TlLUID RENNET, a convenient and handy NSyoih
L rsnnet manufactured and for sale ey 49,. ,,..s,
myiI Ii. R. BRINGHuRsr, No. sl7 Market b.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
JAMES ELFRETm,
S. e. corner Ninth & F'ilbert SITS.
PHILADELPHIA,

FHIIAUELFHIAt
Dealer in CARPETINGS.
Lso, Floor oil Cloths of the best makes Fresh Can.
y ton Mattings English Cocoa Mattlngs Elegant Brus-
sells, Three Ply and Ingram Carpets Mats Rugs &c. &e
All goods sold a low prices for Cash Carpets cut to
try.
E7s T. corner Ninth aud Fibert streets Gilbert is
he trst street above Market. Jan s-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26

XWE get Castor I'll BY the dOssn cheap a
w - b. h. BRINenURRT'5
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
TO Farmsrs and others

9 R. NIELDs CO., have just received 500 bushels Of
y. PRIME POTATOES, consisting Of Mercer, buckeye
aud Prince Alberts, suitable for SEED and TABLE use
which hey Will sell at reasonable prices at their store
Nos 4l9 and 42l West Front street, Wilmington.
mar
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
MTT,ITARV TACTTC,

WILIIAhX IACIICS!
HILIAMS MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION for the
~ Volunteers and Militia Of the United States with
200 Illustrations.
Infantry Tactics, by Major General Scott.
Hardee's Infantry Tactics
Concise System Of Instructions and Regulations
for the Militia and Volunteers Of the United States by
Adjutant General Samuel Cooper and Major General
Alexander MAcomb
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