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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21
NO. 15.
WESTERN HOTEL,

Nos. 8, II, 13, Is, II COURTLANDT ST.
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
This old established and avoie resort of the Business
Community has been recently retted and Is complete IN
everything that minister the Of its patrons
ladies and Families specaly and carefully provided
for.
II is centrally located iu tse business part of the city,
and is contiguous TO the principal lines steamboats,
cars, Omnibuses, ferries, &c.
In consequence of the pressure caused Rebellion
price' have been reduced TO
One Dollar and Fifty Cents per Day.
The table is amply supplied with all the u1urie Of the
season, and Is equal to that Of any other hotel in the
country.
Ample accommodations are offered for upward OF 100
guests
Ss- Do not believe runners, hackmen, and others who
may say 'the Western Hotel is full.n
D. D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
TIl0s. d WINCHESTER fsbl4-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21
SKIN DISEASES,

Erysppas. Riugwornl, Measles, Small P1x scarlitna,
Rash, Itch Gutanenus Erupons, Botches Pmples Pus-
tnles, whether scaly, Day Waery. Crnsted Mattery,
quickly healed by the free Of this saic Oint.
ment. Its operation Is materially assisted by taking o
luway's Purifying Pills, which exercise powerful and
healthy influence ON the blood and secreliuns
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21
Desirable CITY Lots for Sale.

OTIS beautifully situated in the part Of the city
IL having commanding view Of the river persons ex-
pscng purchase will do we'll to examine them before
purchasing elsewhere Tile subscriber has control
several squares. plot he by calling at the
store OF sh and Market IT eets Institute building
For further particulars inquire OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21
"a FARMS -
Ell. FOR SALE. ::i:

No 2-Calied Pine Grove" containing 10 acres NOR
or less, within mile of Wilmington with Mansion Tre-s
Lawn and out-budings.
No. a.-A large modern Mansion containing II rooms
with 20 acres Of land more or less within mile OF vii
mingOn, with out buildngs, and choice fruit and
grapesi handsomely laid out and planted with trees
No. 4.-Adinins No containing Of land with
lnndsome Dwelling we'll shaded and stabling Nos. .
No. 5.-A Farm Of ol aros or less miles south
ey irom hennett Square, Chester Co., Pa, with barn,
uut-buldings fruit, &c; in good order.
No. GA Farm Of 70 acres on the road from Milltown
n Mil Greek Hdl to Newark, within "a miles OF Mill
ia Farm in good order and good buildings of so
acres, in Brandywne Hundred miles from Wilmington,
~ miles from the Depot at he Practical Farmer, with
Orchards, &c.
No s.-s5 acres for sale, within miles Of Kennslt
Square towards the randywine along tile railroa with
| excellent order.
No. "a Farm of ia acres in Appoquinimink Hundred
within miles OF liaekbrd st tion with buildings and
orchards
No 1O-A Farm Of so acres in Kenuett Township chcs
ter County with good Buildings, Orchards, &c. and in
No ia Farm OF ia acres of land within l mile o
WILMINGTON divided into fields, with reasonable build
ngs, In fair order, &c
No. $50 acres of land within miles Of wilmington
pretty good buildings in fair Order suitable for truck
No l9.ls acres of land in Brandywine Hundred with
IN ~ miles Of Wilmington, with Orchard and cOmorta
Bile buildings, and within half mile of Shipeys Man
sion There is beautiful site thereon, overlooking the
No. i1.-3O of land within 2I< miles OF Whining.
ton, in Brandywne Hundred with comfortable old build
No l5,-150 Foulk Road, in Drandywine Hun
dred with old buildings, and fruit
No. l6-About 70 acres, with good, nearly Stone
House, and out-budings
No. l7.-25 acres, mostly Woodland-no buildrgs-on
the Hrandywine, 4 miles from Wilmington.
No. lS35 Of excellent Land, and moderate Build
ings, near old Blue Ball in Christiana Hid.
No l9-An excellent Farm of s0 acres in Brandywine
lnnltad, Taleyville, with good Dwelling and out
buildings. 1t is in excellent order
No. 2v-6bO acres of Land and Cedar Swamp for sale
APPOINTMENTS Hundred-a bargain.
No. 2-66 acres of Land in Chrl-tiana Hundred with
in "a miles of Wilmngton-good improvements.
No, IA Farm Of 70 aeres in Brandywine Hundred,
within miles OF Wilmington.
No, 23-il4 acres Of good Land, 10 so Of which is
good woodland, within miles of Dover and miles OF
dupont Station.
No 24-An excellent Dwelling, and two three Tene
ments with outbudings, aud 10 acres Of Land on the
Philadelphia and Wilmington Turnpike, miles Viii
minstoh Apply to W. MCAULLEY
Dies No. 15s Market st. Wilmingt on Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21
Melainotype Portraits

OF DISTINGUISHED PERSONS. More than 100 different
" kinds am ng them Gems Mcclellan Scott Anderson,
luter Wool, Dix Fremont Banks, Lyon, Benker, Mans
field, sigel Coils Ellsworth, Mugan Corcoran Presi-
dent Lincoln, Seward Cameron, Spfague, Lieut. Grehe,
Everett, Clay Crttenden, and large numbsr Of other
noted individuals. They have neat frames. Price Il
cents each.
=. S, II, BUTLER,
deco 400 Market Street, Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21
S ANFOR RD'S
LIVER TNVIG0RAT0R,
NEYER DEBILITATES.

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, and
has he come established fact, Standard Medlcina
known and approved by all that have used il, and
is now res0rted TO with confidence in AL the dis
tor which it is re-. NJ commended.
1t has cured thousands ~ within the last two years
who had given up all O hopes Of relief, as the nu-
mernus unsolicited oerti = icAte4 in my possession
show. r.
The dose must be adapt cd to The temperament OF
the individual taking it, q and used in such quanti
ties as to act gently on = the Bewels
Let the dictates Of your ~ Judgment guide you in
the use of the LIVER O INVIGORATOR,a and
II will cure Liver =. Comp hints 3, Bill Gus
Attacks, DyspepsIR - Chronic DIarrhea, J.,
S umln er Conn plants, Dysentery,
DrOpsy, Sour Sto- ? mach, Habitual
cosLIveness, ChoI- p, |Ie, Cholera, ChOle-
ra MOrbus, Cholera lhfantums Fl"tu-
Hence, Jnundice, Female Weakhess-
esS and may he used suc- cessiully as an oruiha-
ry Family MedI- ~ cline. 1t will cure 81 *
HE EADACHEt las RI thousands testify) In
twenty minutes. n = two Or three Tea
HpOonfnls are taxi eh at commencement
attack. ~
All who use IL are i giving their testimon
It's favor.
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH TIIF
lNVIGORAT0R AND SWALLOW BOTH TO
GETHER.
ICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21
I'D HOUSES FOR SALE,

IN MARKET STREET-store and dwelling below
Second street excellent business stand Three story
brGk dwelling house between Tenth and Eleventh
IN KING SrltEEH-A modern built brick dwelling
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets three stories main
and back buildings, baths, first order generally
good dwelling house, South East of Seventh and
King streets.
IN sHlPLEY SrREET-Three story brick dwelling
above Filth street, p feet front 90 feet deep.
IN IATNALL STlEEr-Rour new three story brick
dwellings above Eleventh street.
IN WEST SrREET-FOur new three story brick ,iwel,-
ings above Eleventh street.
IN ELEVENTH sTREET-Three new three story brick
dwellings between Tatnall and West streets.
IN SEVENTH SrREEr-A three story brick dwelling
below Lombard street
IN SlArll STREET between Spruce aud Pine streets
buildings, "
IN SECOND srREEr-A thrps story brick dwelling
oetween French and Walnut streets might he made Il
good business stand.
IN BRANDYw WINE VlLLAGE GE-lrwo story brick dwell
ing IN Brandywne Village, would be exchanged for pro
perty in town
BUILDING L0Ts-A desirable property at the cornel
oi Third and French streets, suitnbe either for buiiuf
lots OF site for manufacturing establishment
For terms and particulars apply
JOHN McLEAR & son,
my 10 III Market street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21
The Delaware Home for insane.

GIsLATURE OF DELAWARE,
r. now open and filling up with boaTders Raving
Manacs and incurable not waited, but only
such as there is to hope be made better by
kind and ludiciuus treatment. Charges moderate,
my 3s-tf !. A. BROWN, Proprietor.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE. .ALn.NY. Mnrnh 81 leeo

SENATE. 49,. Albany, March ~. 1862
TIE majority Of the Committee reuorted favorsbly
the biIl TO incorporate the Brooklyn Mutual Loan
Improvement Company
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRABLY.
To amend the law relative 90 taking the testimony
Of witnesses out Of the State.
To authorize Clerks of Boards OF Excise 10 take
afiidavis Ia certain cases.
Messrs. Hutchinson, richards, and Murphy were
appointed Conference Committee on the Dog taz.
The President presented the report Of The Board OF
Excise Commissioners for the last year.
Mr. BELL introduced bill 10 eDcoaraee inyesi-
ments of small sus in the stocks Of the State BY the
people. II provides that when State stocks are is
sned the certificates shall be in SIMS of $l0o SsU,
and 81 900 each, rs the purchasers may desire.
BILLS PASSED.
To enable the County Of Westchester 10 acqpjre
certain lands for the construction Of The Htrbp
Bridge.
To amend the law Of 1890 relative to Ire P9li,e
Courts, New-York.
Mr.. WILLARD introduced concurrent resola-
lions for the organization OF commission Of five
persons, to be appointed by the Governor and the
Senate to act as referees and hear such pend
ing in the Court of AppeIs as may be referred to
them by that Court--tle resolutions 10 be referred
to the next Legislature at the general election for
Senators. Laid over.
On motion of Mr.. TRUMAN, the resolution sp-
proving the Presidents Message relating 10 emanci-
patton was made the spesial oroer Tor Wednesday
evening.
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Died.

trytpIrl--On Saturday evening March ~ w LonNs
opnge. dsuzhfel Of August ~ A. anu Phsoc r. Levrl e.
80 yer. > mouths ind Il days
Az We, sud risnds ct the family invited 70 attend
,fttrr A. O'Clock tn. ,Mo,day) afternoon at the resi-
na her parents. Of Bushwrs asrrue s.d va
.e.ia street, Bowroryi.le. Ni.lout further Irritation
rOaIsON-On Sstugday. March 30 81. Joseph Roeison,
afcd .'Ne.fs.
r., ro ives ana fen5s a. tie family u,s1 90 stteSd
.- Funeral o. his Le residence. "a Rese,ie ~. "a Ise'
d.. the 10, Ct pnl, at .. O'Clock.
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The IsOss az Fishing Vessels and
their Crews.
CONTRIBUTIONS SOLICITED FOR THEIE WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS.

EosToN, Saturday, March %. 1904
The lumber OF Gloucester fishing vessels Tort OF
Georges Bank in the gale of February - vas Is,
and the number lost January sas t. by che loss
of these 10 vessels l;s men were drowned, leaving
: 0 widows and Il children to be provided for Con
tributions are solicited Tor thcse widows and orphans
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Ehc Court Of Appeals.

ALHlHN. Saturday, Ms ~ = WI
The Calendar for the Court Of ApTeais iOf Mor-
day, March -, is as follows:
Preferred Calendsr-Nos. "a, 81, 81, y.
General Calendar-Nos. IS, -, 80, 81, 3, 81.
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vaiss. snip News.

ARNVED-S.eanriic NswN ofk Wenke, htnsn VI n
~ ,fd southampton lsu., Ia, nas-. aud iiY p7'e
,f.Gtla g. 10. Experienced Fey stormy MeAht. 'hr -
a.. e., " ihe ia'frf fNt NasuIa ato ctn "'u"
.l.Ioh - passed several cotargs.
BFLO,, Ships Albion. he,er Autworp te'. > to h''"
Eros. = t suoke and toi Htsnce.
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fsss.csYers Arrived

Ia setiip Ne,s. io, fsJni Bsner-hssSrs T. 70 ee,'
qf.rs. Lirlav rhomts S,GoId. George Mta-e ME- IL
c,il,tets %. r. d. Chester, a. hcs John iliians 4
F.tf.2 l. lisclsr, fsf 5.eiuh6uer Capt j. W axe
, Loit~Q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

Casr of SCPPosFD tSFtNTICIDf.-un N'turla!
morip, female child about three days old wee iounH CO.
la ~. between blo0tue AID Grand streets ..i1e
Nsnmaun held Inquest tle body AID he jifs r"'
verde, Of Death fom ss'es I1lisa ~ se.'e i''s'
kpswB."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
Navigation Westward.

BrFYtLo, esufdhAl TlIchE y 10.
1h. propeller Eclipse, which left here az oclo,h
Yesterday morning. arrived at Toledo q. O'Clock
hi, morning, M king hef regular time.
The Oiean is reported still in the leo below Dos
kirk.
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The AnSlo-Saxom Onward asound.

PonrIANp. Saturday, Narel = I'c;
The steamship Anglo.SAxon sailed ior L'e'ioo' 81
( O'Clock this afternoon.
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Tie Scnl Fishery.

sr Jony's. n F., Saturday, March 2t 30
rb. =. IA stilI firmly packed with ice. The eel
fishery will be a pcriec, failure this year.
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AHrksr or Ayofulu O. NHtIR-on saturday,
MAoAey alias Lame NleAeyp upon walrant isgcd by
Justice Connolly. Msckey charged VIII seepils gam
bling house Ma. 10 Mercer street lie Ns' held TO bal IA
he sum vi esvV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

REPORTED EVACUATION OF PINSAC0LA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

Growth Of Union Sentiments in Florida
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

Strange Confusion of Union Skipper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

IMPORTANT STATEMENTS By A CONTRABAND
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Account Of Vessels Running the Blockade
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THE CITY SURROUNDED WITH lNTRENcHMtNTs'
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LATER FROM PORT ROYAL

INTERESTING FROM CHARLESTON
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The skiddaway Battery abandoned
The First Defense Of Wilmip .etOn River Yielded

The United States steam transport Empire City,
Capt Baxter from Port oval, March 81, arrived at
this port last evening
The transport Oriental from New-York, arrived on
the 23d, all well, and soud leave for New-York on
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Hsapoc1rTxrs G. {. Forcrs.
.haliAn0lEa. sent 1l-h. 1851

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ffnmard. required r. respect liz rizh.s 81 prup-
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"a sirolscry nor = eufer private enrio-urr IN
49, ~-f tlecpnseni or the tllrie< n r aistsrh az
ujure ferce i1ciostire. ~ IN anr manner 10 -
az appropriate privtfe urnp-rtT Of Others.
~ All ues-ers afe charged with the execrfion ol
hs orier aud Wiz -port any rijiafion Of /, II t,e.-
hcAi4narferS..
byrtrni1snd OF Col AK NeKinsrrr
serz7-tt JNO- l. CHANDf ER
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MAS0llG IETlLE lhSfllITl
czEFEL4ND. TEYN.
Rev. IN Bradshaw. Principal.

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said ponfy terf AL ms hotse neat the Ian Yard At
the tshaffsn-7fu4 h43dtk JA<r kITT4 ssftfyil
ssis9q-,r, 81 ~ N To- -@@lrH
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"a il7rnlefl ~ li,lifre,rii,r fWnrk IN artt ~
and 6asqn Harness EtlrsrS- address Il
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4 FIxk FIELplFoR PAKT.rfa sss-Tlse t5relada
Appeal ssys tile Federals ilare Established dali
ii eqmnstlnicaii3n lsetweep C4irb and @ofitlth
Fl ~ stek,nbdatlto Columbus tiis:ick By rail to
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men nEtunbdr j tue ciEEli's-I lex. rlt,sr ssr
children vhifh saIhEiel B ykia. of Maei,1.
Georgia prop ,yes TO p..blis sni,s;ihlsE in c.isl
a sultefeht am suat of encoaraeeibentlis given
10 affalt H. THE R4jce Is ffty seersf4 per AZ
mum. ahd the proHr fter requests Churches
associations al End7 llaalz TO i.sforIn hiua it,-
rbediatfl5 how many copies tIiey viii E4ke. Il
is a vsty neal IS printed sheet. and eapkiea, 10
be ser5 Wen lai,ted to the wants Of Fhii,lres.
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Tut rscr psar,4ITioSs-iThe Sava,.,i.,i,
RepnbIiean' : lrrp- soffespo,lets. P w. a.
gives the folio wing from Winchester. va. 2D;l
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graph in refer encelr9ihe matter bA4 been. 50
ex e1ssIvely cckikE
Nothing fnither has tzanspir5f IN assarsll r,
the ptilposEtisi4 rstfitei ~ btye bek.l made
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