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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-23

Washington passed down the river about
noon to-day. The arrivals have been Of no
interest. The river, swelled by the recent
rains, is now quite high, submerking at
high water the river-ends of several streets.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-23

MAGIsTRATE's OFFICE.-The room at the
extreme end of the second story Of the
Market building is now used as a Magis-
trate's Office. Gases not involving Corpora
ton laws, are examined at this Office.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-23
GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
WILLIAM COGAN,
PRAC TICAL GAS FILTER.
No. Is North Royal Street,
NEAR MARKET SOIJARE

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
rs PREPARED to do GAS and STEAM FIT.
i TING in all its branches Stores, DWELLINGS,.
Churches, Machine Shops and Public Buildings
fitted up on the most improved plans, and at rea.
sonable terms.
He is alsaprepared to furnish Steam Pipe, Steam
Guages, Steam Cocks, &c., &c. Contracts will
be made for work, and fixtures of any kind sun
piled at the lowest rates.
rs All work warranted. ian l5-2w
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-23

The MAYORS OFFICE.-The business a
the Mayors Office, this morning, was con
fined to unimportant cases.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-23

TIE HUTCHINSON FAMILY The Hutchin-
son Family give one of their Concerts at the
Lyceum Hall, tonight. See advertisement
in another column.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29
r. X EiG 1T Il ..

Fix + i q 1T is.
By thisr oat.. Fraighe Of ai dessYtptiensnan be
forwarded grom PhladellLiA, New fcrk ,Bestop or
haissM tss.s 30 ov ffsn IN. port oh9,k~ Astirssds
Of Uki~ ,kvAtaekk lAdiahA, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa 81 Missouri. kY RAILfdAb n1NECf.
fA- psuasSIvA MA hslrnaA llso cosn~eis ~ Pitis-
burg with StsAAors BY which Goods asl ts forward
Ie nnesst GanbesisDd. Iliesias Miseonsa tssis-
SUPP Missouri, ,kansas, ArksAss. .npd Rea kivsys;
ard Clev eland sshdusk. tnc Hhi-aEo wishs team
srt 10 sat ports ~ the N4RA-M sAtern l4Ahes,
MsrcAAu n and Shtrpers entrnsunE tht trAntporta-
tton Or fthsttfssaehsso tAas GSMrasssaA eel, with
sonn dance onits spesds rapsit.s
The Rates Of Freight
To snd from any point the Wes. BY the Psnnsyl-
yastA Central ksiirosd, are Al w ttres As EA-
RoA rR
IL, ~ particulsrto mark pack assa, ''ylAPsxs.
Ferrrais sht Con lTactser Shipeins Dlrsrtioss. .p-
ply to or address either Of AgenssofLas
Company. s1fN
HI sAsS.st ants, nj hsnnri. s
y. 4. eIEWAkT Freight Agent Pittsburgh
GIsAKEH ca. II rahsfssa ApeIt-, -
n, W. HkQMNs& CN.. Lifrtrurtts9.
.g. MEfnRuM& j CO.. Mnd son ilid.
j. NJ Mutlf;R sLoussv iilr- ny. s
s " NJ. Ah+a tAsst Q-.Ey snsy He, ,Ind-
Wa. A E.I.. IA k6f.Er g ali ipokis %.
CD. NEAL, pafkersbsrg, Va. ~
HALL co. MRrestsg q. F~* z't~
=. PIERCE a CO., Zanesville -.
MDoW WkLLS M'CoLh PortsnoUth %.
M'NEELY. Msyrviltc, KY.
pss J.R. JvaAeoN Rspiey, o..
JOHN TODD. Covington, Ky.
L g. l.. HEAT0N. Cleveland. o.
r.. MEi.DRUk, Genl Travelling Ag'for
he South n SWcat. n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-29
KEOKUK, IOWA SATURDAY. e NOVEDlBER 60 .1so2

.Ihsy .iss sssr ,s.ss pssne ~ eAs sxsrass,,y "
$40 Forty go Y
sfrsish Assbar Lssk f,s Tai.
ore g I:.iiy ss.. T.is 1ssAln. !. q lsrss eise,
Loe4 sAssA 4AsAsss~ Asssssssrss seasas 90 As1les.
liY41 Gnsrsi Nhslsasfsv~ .Qe~.hrH pt
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ttns. ....'pr ys.isy 1919 - vssi.~s p.rt d
lVtAtsrED' ..a Il T. 81 81
10 RdC - 0Eia,b
We want to Buy msdiats1y
FAT Ho0S!
And Also few STOCK HOGS!
GoDxxS CO. keohul. lor..
| NEW BOOKS,
| sRscsivsd fAts dsy at Ne City Hoekstar a
= 1stfsss. ..Ts.se Tsgs1ns ~ Book.
. I::l::s.sl:' -. !: 1 y W: h:s.
1 Aguss Of enrrenio. - s.s.
The Pear Or pris Isisnd:
Beansss II DeQuiscey. HE
pr.,..e, T1ssaor. f.ts1
In Deer Ptsuss-sswse ~ gros them; TITS
flow,rf y Id how to 81. fa age lksm;
Fer sale u AFssiishsrs prices, W
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GAMUEL POLLOCK, ~
whsie.aIs and R~tan
& H q q T. R
l1S MAIN STEs EFT,
na,il-d KEokVK, IOWA
>PRiNG AND SUMNER SUPPLIES
JUsr EEcEIvED.
.. s.A.nsscnsAos. sAsasDswur
HUrcnNsoN 4 DEwEK.
ME RELIANT TAILO RS,
/ ruIRD sTRRP~ rrr -trsANb JOHN son,
AeaaaA. s.1m-
Bsvr srecesved ~tt the,, aara sae Ts siorine sax
,ss of Rx.,A pULoTIIs tssIhERes. NEsTIsuk.
AAEs.fNTh FJRSIsHlAE GOODS. Or ALL DE
sCRiPi loNs and guarantee that lher ork shallb Be
TAey ny the New orb and pAn-
sfefpka and respectfully solicit all ~ho de-
ssrs xssd WORK sAdihe hess = sirrsis 70 eve thar
s'r,ayssdiy "a =
PtCHMUND HOUSE,
HI 5ss&t
esa CHICAGO, HI,
= cs-us,'f ,s.stA H1sssl lsr4 AiAIssss Ass~ss,
ass.s .ns popular H'ssii. sa- ssar'
so ax&c.x~mn.
.'1- IS. .r..ta
iankfnl forthe patronAse solitsran, bestovse on
~ SnAr q the Asii Los .cSssssAss ,1nd sNinSe
:. 81 .ns ..ms sart sir ratrsss ":
-. ssS'eS VI AAs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
Heuther Report.

PoSriASp Tas.a.g Doc 70. 1911 n,
Wind, west weather, cloudy; Thermometer, 10 2.
BosTos 1ucsday. Dee. 49, 1902 p
Wind northwest; weather. cloudy tLermom-
eter, Sc.
Wind, southwest; weather, clear thermom-
oter, 90.
Wind, southwest, weather, cloudy themom'
eter, 40.
wAsnls0ros, Tuesday Dec H. l867-3 ?. m.
Wind, northwest, weather, cloudy uermon-
FoRT MosRoH Tuesday. Dee n. los2-s, m.
Thermometer 90; barometer, - b-lO-and ris-
ing wind, southwest; weather, cloudy, with sisnr
FoRr Mosnos Tuesday, Dec. 10. 1906 p m.
Thermometer, AZ; barometer, 1928; wind,
49, cl'sciSs,fi. ru..d,y. Dec. 10 1867.
Weather clear, with a north wind. Thermometer,
Brry,ro, Tuesday Dec. ls-6 ?. m.
Weather cloudy, with slight snow. Ihemome-
ter, 81.
Thermometer. "a. Barometer, 2y.iO; moving
slightly.
Tho barometer indicates fair weather. Thernome-
ter, u. The river If entirely free from ice.
QURBkc. rsesday. Doc. lC--5 r. IN.
Thermometer, 35 barometer, 1881. Wind, light
northeast; cloudy.
Thermometer, 81; barometer, 1920. Wind light
southeast; raining.
Barometer, 299S, thermometer 81. Wind S. S.
E.; raining.
MovrnrAr, Tuesday. Dec le-3p m
Barometer, 29.5iS; thermometer, 1901. Wind,
QusnHc. Tae.d,y Dec lo-9s H.
THERMOMETERS, -; barometer, 1887 Wind, eas,
raining heavily. Roads uimost impossible.
KIAoUskI, Iuesday, Dec. l6-9 a.
Thermometer, 35i barometer 300. Wind, east,
and raining.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

Tho Rebel Army Of Mississippi is said TO 10 oe'
tween jackson aud Canton.
Gen. Grant is still at Oxford with his forees
An immediate advance of our forees ". lot ex-
pected.
Two regiments Of Union infaptry md ono compa-
ny of cavalry surprised band Of Eebels numbering
1000, at Tuscumta on Saturday, completely routing
them. Their loss in Killed aud wounded IL un-
known. Our forces Captured 20 prisoners, number
of bor,es, and burned the baggage Of tie Rebels
Our lose was four ,Ailled and fourteen wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
GEN. IuOYEY,s EXPEDITION.

Rctrrn Of Gen. Shermun's Army 10 Mem
Pisis-The Rebel Army Between Canton
and Jackson, Miss Gen. Grants Army
still at Oxford-An Immediate Advance
not Expected.
CAIRO, H., Monday. Dec. Is, 1862
Gen. Hoyeys Expedition has returned to Helena,
Arkansas.
The results Of the Expedition sum up 100 Rebels
killed. wounded, and captured, and our loss "a
killed. wounded, and missing
The army Of Gen. sherman has returned to
Memphis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.



Adjourned sesion, Tuesday. December &C. IoC2, 3
The Board met pursuant to adjournment in their Chamber
No. II City VI 40.
-Pcrgi.ors Twsed, shook Roche, Conner Little, Bnggs.
j. gi. Stewart. Ely Blunt and Ncissmaun-l2
Inc minutes Of the preceding meeting read aud ap
proved.
Petition Of r II Doono for correction a. tax.
Which was referred 10 the Committee Annual Ta4es.
Petition relative 20 services Of Clerk Of Circuit.
Which was referred to I'll" ConIhtee C4y4l Courts.
RTQUisiTIOSs.
reqsiton was received from the CLERK OF the Court q
So ciui Sesfi0Ls for blanks
Winch reicned 10 the Committee Printing aud Sta.
u,uery.
equi,on received from the Clerk Of the Superior
Count Tor stationery
Winch wa n,idnel to the Committee On Printing and
Stationery
\ requson was received from Justice Rosekrans Of ti,
supreme Court for repairs 10 rooms.
Which wa reeued 10 the Committee ga Civil Courts
Tcquston received from Justice " bi.s Of the Su-
pieme Court iol stationery.
Which reioned to the Committee Oh Printing End
Stationery.
a qulsition was received from the Chief CerA Of the
Surrogate for sstionery.
Which referred to Tie Committee on Printing and
Stationery.
Ieqaiition was received from The Comls.iousrs Of
Jurors iora supply Of note pope.
Which was Ieioucd 10 the Committee on Printing and
Stationery.
Bl Of John Rudy. smounngto 1913 for fitting up poll
Of sixth Election District Tw ehy econd Ward lo the No
vember election.
Which referred to the Committee en- Animal Taxes
Iil OF Adam Han amounting 10 TO- for hng up poll Of
fiith Election District, Twelfth Ward, for November
election
Which referred to the Committee on Annual Taxes
bi Of edward hoCsbe, AMOUNTING " ~ 49, IoI a.liDs w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

SEIZURE USpER rHg REVENUE LAw.-lt IS s ,l1,ea
that tho brewery and stocA Of Daniel SITE,
nm la Hudson County hos been seized Oy a.eu IN,
DEPUTY Mar.hal benjamin, Collector Of Internal M 80 =.
ne ct to take license, give bonds, maze te'u'N''
h.t a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

CITY Mission AND rRAcr SocIErr.-lhe IVY
N.son and Tract Society jersey City have eiss'ea W.
following officers for the ensuing year: President IS PEI
,icerre.idout A. ). Hatch, Treasurer, James A. "'aA
soui Secretary, John OlendoTL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
u.rl,ets- P,po,ted bv Telegraph.

CfNoissArL Dee. l6-FLouR firm, I" - we .,is. of
Supertne. WHISKY, JSe iioss IN soYa sS "A 900 for
iho season go Oo PonK baOyaHs l 20 i'i ''a ''''
Mosxl unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
NEw-sEEsEY ITEMS.
.Thn Drshrnasr s-sireet

CoLrIsIov.-The Desbrosses-sreet ferry.5oh AT
e while crossing the IiyoF yeserday forenoon was run
M b ,rhooner when was In tow and bad portion o. .ho
mems cabin aud railing carried away No person was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17
vuou GEN. nosECRANs's ARMY
rou,,,,ad from First Page.

cav. In the morning he was mace niiS"'' .f-Gen'
.ral--no, Major General-snd at night he Was mar
r;oa,y ne Righ. Rev. Bishop Polk o Miss Alice
Roaty daughter Of the Hon. Charles Ready
Cen pillow arrived at Murfree' .coro, from Rich
pOnd, on Sunday night. He . restored to active
duty. Rebel ladies are srr ongly urged to furnish
supplies for hospitals. Haggs order to observe the
Sat6ath is lsuded as ?. beneficial thing.
The Chattanooga Rebel says there is areport toa'
Morgan will he ynade a Major-Genersl, win ''iro,
brigades, ca Oh with battery. Coils Basil, DUKE afu
Greenfield. are to be made Biigaders
The Montgomery Mad states that there IS 10 Vo"'
there. Wood is at famine prices, cauSiog severe
suffer ng A sloop arrived at Charleston O. ~
10Th inst, with 100 sacks Liverpool SAT- Inc
Go rrror Of Georgia is denounced for continuing to
&c ,so meschants' goods
The Richmond Dispatch, of the 18th, says the
Rappslannock will be of more benefit to the Rebels
when behind the Unonists than if it were in front
Of tAun.
Gs,enbacks arc selling at Murireesboro' at SO
yo- sent, Confederate currency. The Hon. Wen
II Polk brother to the late ex-President Polk, d'e'
snSlenIy at st. Cloud Hotel on the morning Of ;h
I3eh. BY request of Mrs. James h. Polk, Gen
ResecrsDs will permit the remains Of the deceased
se be conveyed to bis family at Columbia tenor
TOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

ARRrsr or Az IMfosrFR-An imposter, nSmed
John raw fond WAS arrested Yesterday swindins Te'de"
of Jersey City 10y playing upon them tho game OF "oS1Ae"
soldier ia nagent circumstances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17


and cha e tho to the aPpgopratea FOX the
s'I ~, ,i ion Of ia,em B'es7'
The Committee Criminal Courts and Police presented
several reports U favor OF adopting resolutions foows;
Re'rsd That The bin Of heyser Co., amounting TO hir
District. Attorneys office, be audited and allowed and the
gonp,Ioer directed 70 pay i rom he appropriation for
rLisltpg C.esaius, md suqpies."
Ls,ored That the bills Of the following named be auii!ed
Sert min Ray Tor service. in psocceln, to Clinton
county State Prison ard bringing back Frederick
Theodore speIins.,een Tor service. rendered aad sx
pcrses incurred IN the OF Alfred Buchsnan. "a Il
ior Oncers' sud Witnesses fess."
Rootsd That the bin Of }. W. A'hmead amounting to
1853 TO- Tor incurred IN The Of Jems shepherd
be- admitted ard allowed the 90 D. IN tut payment for
al claims IN aid case and the Comptroller directed to pay 10
from sppro pratiou for Officers anl Witnesses Fees"
Reioirsd That tie bill OF he following named be sudlle6
Scferran and vsnderbecs. for cutting OF, railing
Cout OF Specisl sessions -
Lewis Carpenter carpenter WORK Couit Of Special
session. 49, go y
tirn for Repairs to Coun;y Buildings"
h'' isa ha' me BIZ o. "sose 3gner sosn,ss
aud' and allowed at 25 the be In full payment,
eld the Comptroller directed to Pay . NON appropriation Tor
Which were severaIly adopted.
Af'ttfi' lat 'hu ptteh ~ andrew sEeeh,n 20 DC paa
or service at Court OF Session. application Of the Police a'
ce ot hc appointment OF an Index Jerk application Of the
Geek II Special Session. TO have h salary liked as Clet Oh
De BoH Of Police justices &c sad he sAe e hereby de-
MED and he several paes have leave to wh4w then Pc
tltlor-.
Which was laid over.
RESOLUTIONS RESUMED.
Supe visor CONFER offered the o0~iug resolution, viz
he,oirci That there be allowed 10 the office Of the Cy
Judge adaiorA temporary CLERK at salary not 20 erces1
$500 p,r AIuu; and that Edward keiter be and hereby
tinted messenger ia the office Of ihe City Judge to 'eS'
.uoluugs. a. salary Of 900 per ahIuni .
SIie,isor Welsh an moved 10 sFiAe cat $500 per year.
oil nd insert - yer week."
~ hich was lost.
And the OH .nal resolution adopted
Supervisor lwtel moved 10 take from The ;A0e the veto
90 Honor Mny1g tie resolution Aaiaof-
zs e pay ment Of .uud bill. incurred Ia the eoh''i"s'S
az harlem Buuss
" hici was carried. ,.,...
y.. landing the objection Of hls honor the Mayor
n hlch Was carried H.. 4.
sp-,is,r Prdv moved that when the Board adJouTr,h
4, - o. uirat on tuesday next nj o'clock r. M m
Supervisor Stewart moved ~ smcpd by nseNh. inu'uJ
next. at B o'clock.
~ hich carried.
Aud the motion ~ amended was agreed TO-
On notion the Board then adjourned ,, =
Au the President declared that the hoad sood aooSsp's
"'' "'' ~ JOS. IS. YOUNG. Clsfk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

Free Bridge Bonds ...........
Repairs 70 County Buildings and
tihces. .................. go.
Repairs 10 Books and Maps In the
Registers Office.
Salsfies--L eRi-lati,e Department
Salaries-Esecniiye Departments
saleries-J judiciary ..............
State Taxes.
Supplies for tho Police ..........
Support Of Prisoners In the Coun-
~ Jail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Support Of Detained Witnesses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

Affair nj llartsviIIe-The German Ecgi-
menis Hreak-Tbe EIiinsis and Indiana
Troops Maintain their &cputatiOn-se-
we're I.osses-AGairs in Front Ticklish-
Lieuteuat-Coionel Capturcd-speciat
Field Ordcrs-Omcers Dissrnced-Gcn.
NegIcy ReIieved-sSe Takes the Field
Nashville Theater--Cen. Eueli viii be
Sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

Petition Of +. II Doltno for correction of tax.
Which referred 10 ts Committee on Annual Ta4es
Pettion relative TO services Of Clerk Of Circuit
Which referred to I'll" CouIiL.llee On ly Courts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

Totals. tl3 lHl 50 t32Fi N q
The tabular statements given pages and exhibit ul
pscuas OF the arprc gLous and Expenditures Tor the
poses above mentioned.
WAYS AND MEANS.
The uece'ay ofdcayuF the eHponses ofhe Conuty
and the quota % State derived chiefly from
the sunuA iares only small portion Of the aggregate
being supplied from the revenue. Of tie General Fund
shown by The following statement.
Tug BrsPHAf ftNp The income % this Fund,
detailed Vag~ l. estimated a......... &C.500 o.
TAIEs-I hr amount 20 BE- falsed b. sssIu-
ins the foregoing estimates Of the Coiuptfolcrt0
be correct, VIII l6l27I 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
LANDS In SUSSEX COUNTY
AT PRIVATE SALE,


+A&r No. ]. tract of land situate on Indian River
h,s In Indian River Hundred containing 800 acres
iS OF land, of which about 90 acres are marsh, tha
itazA balance Is upland, heavily timbered with pine
anu some oak Four thousand cords OF wood could hv
cut on the farm The improvements story frame
dwelling with story cook attached, and .
small out buildings. Vessels Of small draught Of water
can come up to the landing. There are good herring
rock aud perch heries on the shore. The farm is with
in mile from Millsborough.
NO y Arm consisting of tracts, nearly adjoining.
containing about 200 acres, in Georgetown Hundred
within sight OF Georgetown The soil is good plenty
timber to support 1t, Improvements story dwelling
house and few sinsll out buildings Thers Is an apple
and peach orchard on this farm
NO D. tract land of 1886 acres, about 100 in good
mber situate In Nantieoke Hundred, about miles
from ihe Delaware Rail Road. The improvements are
story dwelling and one two out buildings Soil Aus-
ceptible Of high improvement.
no. u tract Of land OF 1l3 acres about 60 acres In
pine timber, situate In Nancoke Hundred about miles
from Georgetown and 2 miles from the Delaware Rail
hoau' improvements, a small log dwelling house and
small apple orchard
NO. o. tract OF land situate in Fulton County, Penn
yvania, on Sldeling HILL miles from McConnesburg
ing two thousand four hundred acres Of land all
u nne timber. Apply to JUDGE LAYTON,
ofGeorgetown, Sussex County,
or to WM MeCAULLEY,
aees. COG Market Street, Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
5,OOO 3uftalo Robes.

Szs - Direct from thslndan country, wholesale or
retail at very lF prices
1H0S W. MATTsON,
402 Mrket.street, Philadelphia.
NyTT~ octIT-4m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
For Sale,
MONEY TO LOAN.

dnEn0n $500, s25OO, and $1,000 Good Bonds and
10UUU, Mortgages are desired. Apply 70
WILLIAM McG aULLEY.
COG Market Street.
Wilmington. Sept. TO- 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
FOR SALE,

AA The subscriber offers at Private Sale, the we'll
llW established Sash Factory and other Mandatory
business we'll situated In the centre Of the city,
would be we'll adapted for any business, situated
a Nos. 7l6 and III shiplsy street. Wilmington, Dell
WIN be sold cheap II application is made soen, and terms
easy. Inquire on the premises OF .
dec9-1m, P. CHANDLER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
NO. lO4.
Registers Office,
NEW CASTLE CousrY. Dec. 4th. 1862

NEw cAsILg CouarY, Dec. 4th, 1862
TPoN the application Rebecca Dayer and John Peo-
~ pies, Administrators Of James DeVef late the City
Of Wilmington in said Comfy deceased II ia ORDERED
and directed by the Regiaer that the Administrators
aforesaid give notice o tho granting OF Letters OF Ad-
minstraton upon the Estate Of the deceased, with the
date Of granting thereof by causing advertisements 10 be
posted within forty days from the date of such Letters
IN sig OF the most public places of the County Of New
Castle requiring all persons having demands against the
Estate 10 present the same abide by Act Of Assem-
bly, In such case made and provided Anda the
same Z? be Inserted within the period in the Della
ware state Journal newspaper published In Whining
on, and to be continued therein two months.
ssa Given under the hand ana Seal of Office OF the
Fa Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Castle
s County aforesaid, the day and year above written
PETER b. YANDEYER, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
Best Most Available and Most Popular
Investment in the Market,

Subscriptions received PAR in Legal Tender Notes
or notes and checks Of banks par in Philadelphia
Subscribers by mail will receive promet attention. and
every facility and explanation will be afforded on appi.
cation at this Office ~ |fF-
full supply Of Bonds will be kept on hand for i'm.
mediate delivery.
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent
So To save trouble TO parties desirious Of Investing
ia this popular loan of sending to PHILADELPHIA have
appointed X. H. Robinson Co.. corner Of Fourth ana
Market sts Wilmington, Agents for the State Of Della
ware; they will deliver the bonds In any amount re-
quired, without any charge for their services
X. ~ r. q Co. will eheerfully give any information in
regard to a owe loan. nov5.n,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
FARM s. DWELLING FOn sAuE.

4ksaar THE subscriber will sell at private SALE he
H..ll farm, with good tenant house thereon
liii Christiana Hundred within one mile OF the city
- ad Joining lands Of Richard Brindley, Jesse Hal
owel and Henry Grant, containing seventyhree acres
rhe subscriber wishes to sell Immediately so that
may be given ut once. r
For TERMS which Will be reasonable apply to
meh25u MARY o0YLE, on the premises.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30

IN DELAWARE.
Neat Cheap Clean Correct has the best of workmen
first rate materials; improved machinery; and eve
her facility for doing work promptly and sAtsfactOr
Remember, the Statesman Building,
S. E. corner Fifth and Market Streets.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
DIsPENsARY.

VHE Dispensary In connection with the New Castle
4 County Almshouse will be open the first sAtui-
T. NJ, and continue open at the same hour every sne,
eeedng Saturday, during the Winter months at which
time poor patients will receive advice medicines free
Of charge. For further information apply to
GEO. PEPPER NORRIS, NJ. d..
Attending Physician.
AS- Residence adjoining Almshouse. 0hee, Market
street, between 9Th and 7th. dec5.Im,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of the
deceased must present the duly Aesled the Adj
before the 4th day OF December 1863
abide the Act of Assembly in such case made and rro
yided
REBEooA DEvER, Aau;.,s,..,,.s
JOHN PEOPLES, ( administrators.
Wilmlngton, Dec 9TH, 1862 -dsc5 3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-30
PennsyIvanIa NTiIItnry Academy

Pennsylvania Military Academy
At West Chester (for Boardera oniy).
fnIIIs Acaiemy Will be opened Thursday Sept 4,
1862 In its eapaeious buildings ARRANGEMENTS OF
the highest order for the comfortable quarteng and sub
sistng one hundred and fifty cadets.
corps Of competent and experienced teaehers will
give their undivided attention TO the educational depart
ment, and Him TO make their instruction thorough and
practical The department of studies embraces the fol-
lowing oonrses;-prmAry, Commercial and Scientific,
Collegiate and Military. The moral training Of cadet
will be carefully attended to.
Col. THE0. HYATT, President p. NJ. A.
P.S.-lt was advertised that this Academy would be
opened In April last, but sudden aud sickness
with which the subscriber was visited compelled post
ponemsnt Of the enterprise BY the blessing Of God he
has been restored health and ness for active duties
II any applications fer circulars for Information
eerniug the Academy unanswered, the neglect 4
ascrlbable to that sickness. THEO HYATT.
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