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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
RrcriniA OF Produce.

Jfay ?f 40 co s,caD .sa 10. Whisky ~ 90 -
Me- BUSH Wl.u ~ Ju bush. Com. '.ol Du.n Myt
bu,h Ots 20, bush. Barley S'2' oush N.Y. 80 iSS"
Ashes, 40 4, ~ do %. iks. fs'vhi'ns'
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BOARD OF CosScLMEx.-ln the absence Of
quorum esterday, this Board was adjourned to Thurs
day evening.
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RrroRrEp EMREzzL,MgXr BY A CoLoSEL.-It il
,umoeG about tow that the Colonel of one Of our vol
uutecr Zouave regiments has fed with the whole
amount of funds contributed toward The equlpmeut OF
his command The amount is estimated al 81 900
Wo are not able vonch for the truth Of he report,
bat W. have it from excellent authority that tie sup-
ps.d curt hs lot been heard Of for ten days
Yast.
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members without exception agreeing with tbe recon-,
mendaliops of the report, Which WIS then Adopted anu
the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

THE FoURIn WARD MunDER-An inquest was
held nj tie New-York Hospital by Coroner Jackman
on the boJy OF Henry l.. Jones, second me- OF the
bark Genssee, whore death the result OF stab in
the abdomen by knife in the hands Of John Samues
curing IN alteration in the boadng-honse Of Mn
peud,rg ast, No. 81 Cherry street, has; Friday night
The testimony against Sumues was of positive char
acter ana the Jury rendered verdict that Jones came
10 Lis dea by II stab wound AT the hands Of Samues
Deceased thirty-wo yeais of are and naive OF
Wales. the prisoner WAS committed TO the Iombs.
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U. s. DISTRICT C0URT-M,r 2z.-Bofore Judge BKrrs
THE SLAYER SARAH.


This is ltel Lied agaiist the American bark Safrib
the tht htiing The trade Ihs
called last week -nd the counsel for tho cans
sonzt sd inmrdsely aiegioe thai bis client
had b cd b. deays grrs dead of trouble
g1d IN opPoi il urged tbit 'hr preur.
of piUhc ba.in-s g. t- District Attorneys Office one ~
the f delay The for not gong ON with the e
then was that MaIshs hus, bfrsAug the cargo
Eiuiy Bets put Ire of I'LL tDs norDiog when N
yss called lu ib tia q Marshal oye hauled
be vessel he mi nsDiEst and p4fe1 With thr
.is Lch had been Condemned and found
T. pr.ri--y ,imilr
Oh Sunday Ma,bs discovered young by the
of Delano hos Cspt-iB slipped III the vessel
Mstc days bef rre to , the Captain sad to the
man. Now gong make fortunes IN mi.
SELL Lei 10 inquired, Nh, sop The Captain replird
eoi Afie, fT cargo Of rigsers" Delano
ssd Then you FIR dDnt choose make r1y
fortune guin, the Sse Prison." Tie Ispain
brcsme alarm ed AID s f'T toPs sak dom, say thing
ub"at IT, Ibr ugh his young the Marshal sDed tho
Whereabouts f three other Important witnesses. When the
case called ib. morning Le Marshal made an affidavit
sbat prosecution absent bos
700. upon cae allow ed 90 Ut ioT the tegn
ij,e ltom,,l
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conveyed to tie Hos isl Il is morning. No hopes srs
entertained VI lis recovery.

AsoTHER IIoMIcipg.-Cuoner Jsckman held an
Inquest Yesterday New forh Hospa the oedy o.
JAMES ~ gh.s mruh.r Col riekr-, bdgais who died
from b. the side unsi Thursday by Enst Mscbsrg
IL appeared IN hr ia her u drcea ed and Neenf
bsd uarr,l t.-,n-r, dui'z which the hin
Af,er this h. -" t seet, and sfsr words had
passed between tb he sisbhej drcea.d the eide nfc
wound which pro'od fs'a The Jury rendered verdict
hsgng Mecb-ng with the homicide and the Coroner locked
hlG up or trial.
To TIE CHARITABLE.-Tle suffering American
family ynocd IN his "A L. March and relieved 10 the Eighth
ayesue through tie tI the New.yoik public feels
gaef tbau words for past -y5rs but the
d'usi being exhausted I, rearssay mske second sp
real which II Il h. psd will b. he last the fah.r and husband
hope through grHt1 a'isntiou snd .kn tnd
Pras'ioD pbfiirn. sud he ue Of God IN be- able 70
himself sDd family, ANY LlOury prJ.i ioDs, cast OF
Il ing let by the hri .voi-n Wb Mr.. = C. Wats No 2is
filhh senue x be ahfly ard promptly applied for their
be.etL
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COURT CaLENDaR-TBrs DAY.

SUPREME COUKT-GEsENAL IERM-NOs. t3, =, 1,
~, ~, 90, T., H.. l., u, d. 49, - S5 ~ S. 80 80
SUPREME CoURI-LIRCUTr.-Par I-Nos. 30,
1919 1877, l3lsl.
CoNMos PAFAs-Pari I.--Adjourned to Thursday,
PAET ll.--Sos 81, 10, l3. l39 II,
BGoOKLrs CITY COURT Nos. 81, 81, 50, 60, IS,
81, -, 90 SL.
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lAd.eremeDt
BtRSUNs MUSLIN Is iu.l Of Attractions nnC
Noveite. See his aiyortis Ia another column
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27

"a. The Little Boy, by W. Cassidy.
25, Come if you Dare, by w. Moreland-
2G. Sunday School Instruction, by Il.
Lock,
27. Singing by the School, The Precious
Sabbath School.
2S. About Tobacco, by J.yO. Wigglesworth.
20. Children's Choice, by i. Davis, t.
Iancanshire, Il. Rumford, Il. Hall,
Y. Phillips. ...-t
80. Stockings, by i. Disher,
81. Little Boz by NJ. McCaulley.
-. Song, Revolutionary Tea, NJ. Mchoig'
80. My Maiden Aunt, by Kate II. Lewis e, y,
"a. Our Eoremothers, by Caroline McCail'
80. Kriss- Kringle, by 5. Cathell and A.
Tucker.
3G. Singing by the School. Hark the An
gels Singing.
81 Benny, by +. Gruhb.
3s. The Little Speaker, by W. Cassidy.
80 Nearer Home, by Il. Cummins,
Song, My Mother loved to Sing, by
NJ. MeKaig.
40. Gathering Primroses, NJ. Lock
II. MY Mother, by \. NJ. Bidde.
l2. Where is My Mother, by NJ. Bicklnt
and Mary Lewis. =,
l3. Singing, My Mother in Heaven, by IL
Davis and L. Davis.
IA. Ny Fathers Grave, Il. Wilkinson.
45. You'll never hear him sing again, b,
NJ. Biddle.
sc. \ Prayer for the day Of Battle, by c
Mccall.
II. Our Flag is floating yet, A. Tucker.
rs. Singing by Il Glass, -,
10. The Frenchmam and the Rats, by +
Disher.
80. The Picnic and Saving Society, l.
Gmbb, A. Paxton and II. Lock
81. The Soldiers Last Word, by NJ. Phi
lips. d.
, 50. Assassination of Ellsworth, by j. I
Wigglesworth.
81. Dialogue, Exaggeration, by ), Collisol
4. Collision and w. Morelnnd.
%. Singing by the School, The Wa
! Drums are Beating.
Benedietion.
. The Star Spanglei Banner was sung by
+ class of girls, with decideti effect, A neat i'
I was brought out before the group Of singer
5 and as its graceful folds waved over the heads
the children on the stage, the applause wi
3 lcafening. 4,
. A gentleman, as an incentive, offered to Il
c best singer and the two hest speakers, pour
# cake each Miss McKag, took the cake for he
i. singing, and Master Wigglesworth one for co
i. rect speaking. The third elke had not he,
- awarded at the time of writing this. In add
lion 10 these, Mr.. W. L. Stimel prepared thi
handsomely written Diplomas, which were al
g given to the three successful children.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27

-DIDa'T WANT TO STAND ON Her HEAD.-Jane
Eliza very pretty and interesting young Ia
dy Of eighteen summers and seventeen winters
from Flushing, stepped into a Grand street
daguerreotype gallery, few days since, to get
photograph taken. She was accompanied by
n male cousin who "knows tho ropes" After
being gracefully posed, the urbane operator took
look at her through the instrument, when Jane
Eliza blushed, patted her dress down so as to
make il touch the floor all around, and hurredly
beckoncd her escort 10 approach.
"Don't let that horrid looking man look at me
through that thingi please make him stop"
"Why not!" whispered hu
"I don't like to tell you," she blushingly
answered.
"Oh, must insist on knowing" said he.
"Well," answered she. z" il must tell you
lowering her voice artfuly), it will turn me up
side down..
Our city friend, the cousin, smisd-he couldn't
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27
wi JOURNAL AND WILMINGTON FRIDAY

LADIES WISHING 10 SEE handsome ass0rt
inept Of cLoAKs Of the latest styles, would do
we'll to call at CHAMBERs', No. 300 Market st.
Amongst the desirable things In their stock, we
notice full sized RUSSIAN MANrLEsi SAoQuts'
&c., made Of various grades of CLOTH at 81, W,
81, So, SO, $40, Sll, Sla and Sl6, all OF their
own manufacture. They are 10 regular receipt
Of the latest fashions, and their prices are very
low Buy Of Me manufacturer 0ad sdpe one or
t,Vo profits. They continue also TO make their
celebrated "KsorrRD BRAID" HooP sRiRTs,
as well as low priced Skirts at los. to Sl.OO all
Of the hest Steel ael5" Cloths, Cassiueres, De
Laines and Ladies' Dress Goods in the Usual
variety.
GROCERY AND Provision SToRE.-We direct
the attention Of our readers so the advertise
ment OF c. GlDder's Grocery aud Provision
lStore, No. 412 Orange Street II will be found
In another column. Mr. Ginder has always on
hand n large and good assortment of Groceries,
Hams Shoulders Picked Pork, Dried Beef and
Lard, which he sells at the loweBt prices. Mr.
GiDder should meet with - liberal share OF pub
lie patronage.
MILITARY AFFAIRS. -Ou the 10th lust, Will,
Elijah Hall, of Company l.. Second Delaware
Regiment, was endeavoring to escape the Guard
at Dorchester, Md, he was ordered by SarGean
I Mitchell, who WAS on Guard, to halt which
ne refused 10 Ito, an the oargehht run ms nay
onet into him. II entered into the small Of hi
back, about an inch to the right OF the backbone
The bayonet went in about six inches DR. Bay
ley was callel in, and dressed the wound. As !
Y is only flesh wound, it is not supposed to b
dangerous. This company wasleft there by Col
Wallace on account Of the sickness Of come q
iis members. The sick have been removed t
the NJ. I. Church. in that place, and the res
left day or two ago for Virginia.
SHEEP KILLED ny Docs. - Mr.. Jonatha
!. George, near Mt. Pleasant, lost % OF 30 shpe
by dogs II few days ago, worth Sl00
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27

SIs0uLAR AFFAIR.--A few evenings since
well dressed young man called at the house Of
Carver Worihington, near West Chester, aud
stated that the rebels were after him, and would
kill him that night lie appeared much excited,
and took out his pOcket-book, insisting that
Mrs. Worthington should keep it, for he was
certain to be murdered She objected 10 receiy-
ing 1t, but he fairly forced it upon her, saying
that il contained about thirty dollars. lie gave
the name of his father as Lewis Davis, and said
his own was Isaac Davis, and that be resided at
Rockville, Chester county. lie finally concluded
to accept an invitation to stay all night, if they
would make him bed in the garret, where the
rebels could not find him, which they promised
to do. The family left the room for few mo-
menis, in course of preparing supper for him,
aud when they returned he was gone, leaving his
carpet-bag and pocket book. Search Wrs i'm
mediatey instituted, and he was cblled by those
in search, but no trace Of him could be found.
He was evidently insane, and under the delusion
that he was in danger OF rebels in pursuit of him.
His pocketbook was opened, and found TO con-
tain S29.50, within half n dollar Of the amount
be had stated. II is TO be hoped that ho may be
found and properly cared for lie appears to be
a well. educated and intelligent man.
MILITARY PAnADI.-The City Guards, Capt.
Holt, paraded on Wednesday afternoon, for tar
get practice The prize was turkey weighing
| 20 lbs, and the pace selected was n field nd.
Joining DR.. Norris farm, near this city. Wash
| ington Mason won the prize, he having put two
| shots in ;he target. The Guards pNraded with
| their new arms, and looked we'll
CouNTRaFRIrs.- Counterfeit iiVes on the Citi-
zens' Bank Of MiddletoWn, Delaware, are ex'
iensiSely circulated in Philadelphia. Altered
! notes on this bank, of the denomination Of Sa
have also been put into circulation.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27
A. d. INSLEE'S
New Book List.

Lessons in Life, by Timoth Titcomb, loo
Spare Hours, by John Brown, Nj, d., author
of "Rab and his Friends" 1.50
Songs in many Keys by o. W. Holmes, l.95
In Nlemoriam, by Alfred Tennyson, II new
and superb edition for Holidays, 80
Saxes Poems in blue and gold, 76
Play Book of Science, by Pepper, illustrated
with 300 engravingsT l.75
Play Book of Nletals, by Pepper illustrated
with 300 engravings 1.76
A Commentary on the Epislle to the Seven
Churches in Asia, by Dean French, 100
Closter aud the Hearth, by Chaa. Reade,
Paper 10 cents, cloth, i.25
Record of an obscure Man, 10
Notice to Quit, by W. q. Wills, paper, 30
East Lynne, paper 80
For Better for Worse, paper, 70
Streaks of Light, or Filty-two facts from the
Bible for flty-two Sundays in year 60
Jenkins vest pocket Lexicon, 80
Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountains, hy HeV
j. r. M0cduh. 10
Lord Bacons Bible Thoughts, 100
Pathways Of promise, 90
Old Marge's Flower Stall, 30
Angus Tarlton, by A. L. o. f., 20
The Chiefs Daughter or day break in Britain
by A. L. o. f., 20
The Near and Heavenly Horizons, by
Madame deGasparim, 100
Amy Deane and other tales, 10
All new books received as soon ns published,
at
A. d. INSLEE'S
Book and Stationery Store,
GO3 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27
DIED

FoRGEsT.--on III. 2ah inst, MANY. wife Of
Samuel Forrest, aged 65 years.
SPkAKMAN.--O tho 18th inst, Of membra-
nous Group CLARIisA D., only child Of Caleb
c. and EsthtrA. Speakman, of London Grove
Chester Co, aged 0 years, II mouths and
day.
MlLLER-In Brauiywine yilliage, on Monday,
the 23d inst, Mrs IIAnRiEr C. MILLER, wife
of DR.. s. Miller aged 81 years months and
. days.
ELLIOTT Suddenly On Tuesday the lIth Of
December 1861, ALIENS DuPosT ELLIOT, aged
three years and three weeks, youngest child
Of J. Cloud and Lavinia Elliott Of Brandywine
Hundred.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27

help land told her he thought sac must be
mistaken. Nfei
"Oh no." she said "atr. Els an engineer,
and when he surveyed the railroad last summer
he stopped at mas ever so long aud he told us
that ID YOU looked through one Of those glasses
the object, CHATS what he said) was turned up,
side down He is very scientific man, and
ought to know, you know"
Our fren assured her he would not have heI
upset. il he could help it, and told Mr. Photo
graph, who had been watching the mysterious
conference with some interest, that The younl
indy thought he might proceed to "iake her
without any further preparation, and she WA
accordingly " took" The joke leaked out some
how, and Jane Eliza's lady friends quiz her oiiel
about her fear Of o I.reverse. ."-BfoohNn Nms.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27

HOtLowAYs pilts AND otNrMHVr.-IIEAItH AND IlAP-
rISrHs-Ilow few people consider the el 10 alliance
existing between these greet boons of e ineu re-
narabe for their tact and knowledge ih tho ordinary
routine of business betrayed the most lamehale deh
ieucy In this raspsct-thsy lavish Of gold w. me
prefrvation Of their property by annual eSpeudura
N Thousands Of dollars In nsranres, yet at the same
time they exhibit the mnF reckless hardihood with re-
gard health, and fail 10 eyincd solitary thought Q"
he reiul ,avaeas which the ceaselsss drudery OF hus
nets hiss upon the brain aad the constitution. few dol
lars inVesied In these llues wonld secure thein
pey of assurance against disotse aud create hApnf
neEs and huoyAneY prt which The wealth Of doleonda
rnuld MAYER faaliYe.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27
HANOVER STREET CHURCH sABBATH
SCHOOLS.

The children of the Sabbath Schools of the
Hanover Street Presbyterian Church, met in the
Church at an early hour last Monday evening,
together with a large number Of their parents
and friends, and sang several beautiful and ap-
propriate hymns, and were briefly but pleasantly
and profitably addressed by the Revs Messrs
Wiswell and Aikman, and Judge Hall. AT the
conclusion of the exercises, the assemblase %
were invited into the Lecture Room, which was
beautifully trimmed with evergreens and
brilliantly lighted. A semi-ciicular table occu-
pied one side Of the room elegantly ornamented
and loaded with all manner Cf good things In
front Of the table, on the right aud left hands,
were planted two trees, richly laden With choice
christmas fruit
After blessing had been asked by the Pastor,
Mr.. Aikman, the good thngs were distributed,
and hundreds of young hearts made glad Much
credit is due to the ladies and their male assist.
ants, for the tasteful manner in which the
arrangements had been made and the whole
affair reflected much credit on all concerned in
its execution.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27

NEW DELAwARE, MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.
We take the following table from late number
Of the Cecil Wing, whose editor takes ground in
favor of the division:
For the better study of Mr. Cameron's propo-
sal in reference 10 new boundaries for Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia, the following statistics
of area and population are presented-the hitter
based on the census of 1850, since the county re
inrna of 1860 are not vet nYnilnble.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27
Come One !! Come All to the
Living Home.

INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED ny THE LIE
GISLATURE or DELAWARE.
we'll you Will hnd real HOME with such variety
Of Scenery, Exercises Amusements, wholesome en-,
p0yment as will drive dull away
Ii sick you will be kindly treated aud we'll nuraed by
those Who understand their business and strictly Ia Ac
cordanes with the dreetOnsol whoever you may employ
for your phyHicAn.
II incorporate aud Try 10 he made useful TO your.
selves and the world by new plan o treatment original
with the proprietor.
Charges loss aud accommodations equal II not superior
my nv gsif J. 4. BROWN. proptIetor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27
CHRISTMAS DAY.

Christmas day ushered in clear and coll.-
Everybody seemed happy and merry. The
streets were thronged with people, and the chil.
dren manifested their delight in valious Way.
Toys and good things were abundant, and taken
all together il was one of the lmppest (laya that
Wilmington children have been blest with for Il
long time.
Before day-break company Of singers
belonging to Asbury Church, serenuled their
friends with some excellent music, among which
was the beautiful hymu-''Wlile Shepherds
watched their focks by night Other serenad-
ing parties were also out.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27
CITY NOTICES.
CHEAP PRESENTS
l. DIR OH RI S II M A S ,
At No. 3l1 Market Street,
WILMINurON, nELAWA

wILMISGroS, DELAWARE.
wN. WALSH would respectfully inform the
public that he has just received large and
elegant assortment of JEwELRY, SILVER
WARE, WATCHES, CLOCKS and FANCY
ARTICLES, suitable for Christmas presents,
which will be sold chear.
WATER RENTS WATER RgNTs THE hills
for 1862 are now ready for payment. 70 all
bills not paid oil or before the 18th day of ,Iaui-
ary five per cent will he added. 10 those not
paid before the first of February ten per cent
will be added. II not paid by the first Of March
the pipes will be cut off.
A. rRlrcHARD,
decG-lml Superintendent OF Water Works.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27

pe5- CugAP JoHN's is the greatest place 10
town.
rag Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store in Delaware.
BeSH Cheap John has the greatest stock Of
any other store in Delaware.
pes- Cheap John is the sole Agent for the best
Spool Cotton made in the world, at 4l2 King
Street.
B6,- Cheap John has no Travelling Agents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27

REBEL CoTToN IN PoRT.-The brig Ellen
Stewart, A. II. Cain, master, arrived at Philade-
phia on Tuesday morning, from Port Royal har-
bor, South Carolina, with q cargo OF Sea Island
cotton, belonging to the United States govern
ment, amounting to 29l bales. II is consigned
to the Navy agent, and to be held subject to the
order of the government. The bill Of lading
describes the cargo as follows;
&C bags cotton (unginned).
1877 bags cotton (unginned) 10 bulk.
rs bales cotton (ginnedl.
The shipment was made by flag officer Dupont
and the bill Of lading was in his name.
CAPTURE OF VEssELs.-Com. Dupont's fleet
seems 10 he actively employed in capturing
vessels attempting to run the blockade at
Chai ileston and Savannah:
Four vessels have been captured, all loaded
with valuable and acceptable cargoes, and all,
sailing under the English flag.
The sloop Of war Seminole, Commander Gillis,
captured the schooner Leader, from NASSAU. off
St Simon's Bay. She was loaded with medicines
valued at ten thousand dollars. She has been
sent North.
SHARP PRACTICE. "A deputy sheriff from
Maryland came over 10 Milford on Wednesday
week for the purpose of arresting negro who
had made his escape from his master, taking
with him a valuable hoTse.-The negro il Ap-
pears had taken up his residence some three or
! four miles from the town. The officer learning
/ bis whereabouts proceeded to the house 10 Sc.
I cnre him, ADD while the officer was inside the
negro Jumped IN the Sherif's carriage and drove
| on.-.Ths Sheriff reached the door Just in time
to see the fugitive make his escape with his
team
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27
CHURCHES

The Roman Catholic and Episcopal Churches
celebrated the day with their usual interesting
religious ceremonies They were well attended.
These churches were decorated with eyergreens
tastefully arranged and beautiful in appearance,
TmE Fam.
The Fair of the Second Baptist Church, in
tho City Hall, was largely attended during the
week, and the prospec; Of large remuneration
is promising to the ladies who have it in charge
ScoTT NJ. E. SABBATH scHooLs.
The Sabbath Schools connected with the Scott
W. L. Church, held their exhibition in the lnsti-
tute Hall, on Christmas night. A large audi
enoe witnessed the entertainment, which was
satisfactory in the highest degree. The exer-
cises were opened with prayer, by Rev, Mr..
Arthur. The programme with some slight
notifications, which we give below, was then
gone through with, aud the children acquitted
themselves generally with credit. The following
was the order, and names of both speakers and
pieces;
]. Singing by the School, Hymn for the
Times.
q Prayer by Rev, Mr. Arthur.
J. Opening Address, by W. Henderson
4. Intimate Friends, by Kate +. Lewis,
8. Yankeeism, by A. Ogden and A
Joslin.
&. The Little Star, by Ida Valentine.
7. Song-Eyening Star, by Willie Good
win.
8. Speaking Pieces, r. Lowden
0. The Bible, S, w. Lock, S. Gmbb nnt
Il. Lock.
10. Singing by the School, Away to Sab
bath School.
IL. Thou God see'st me, Ella Hazelett
10. Parental Ode to my Infant Son, +
Grubb.
10. The Little Mendicant, BY A, Biddle.
IA. Singing by a Glass, NJ. McKaig ant
others, How dearly God must love us
l5 May and the Violets, V. Day Sealy.
l6. King George and Apple Dumplings
by NJ, Locke.
II. Living Pearls and Diamonds, by II
Mccall
49, Singing by the School,
10. The Great Orator, by II. B, Elton
head.
20. Bingen, by l.. Davis.
81. I'll never use Tobacco, j. Morcland
-. Song--Whiskered Captain--Willi
| Goodwin.
90. Smile and be Content, by s. Gubb,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-12-27
AoM Me Oinlmsnl and pRls .lould 1eus.d il u.
COUNTRY SEAT
With about Forty Acres of Land
for sale or will be exchanged
for City property.

AsR The subscriber offers the place called CHEST
,zasslN NUT GROVE, his former residence, for sale.
ssHa consisting off Cottage House, nearly new, with
III twelve rooms; Tenant House CArriage House,
Of ground In high state Of cultivation, we'll catnaal
for trucking any other crops that may he desired Tie
property situated half mile west Of the city OF VIII.
min gton Dell high ground in full view Of the City and
overlooking the Delaware and Christians Rivers for several
miles. Heiore purchasing In Delaware, had travelled
this country In various directions from Maine to Geora
anH after thirteen year experience, believe that in point
OF health and comfort place exceeds the high laus
Delaware, and have idea Of leaving them hut having
land aud buildings than wish, will dispose OF thr
above property at very reasonable price, 10 any rnte
prlsing person, who will make social and agreeable
nelgho The paym nt bemade to suit the pureAzrr
anxious to reduce my real ettate account
of ether business thSn TO have the money For urther
particulars address,
DR.. JOHN A. BROWN
novi5.3n. Wilmington, Del