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The pispa oh says: Once moro the Yankees are evil
IDENTIFY trying The "on to Richmond march. Whatever
may be the plan Of the new leader, who is the fourth 50
undertake the Herculean task, there can be but nt,le
doubt be means to ,ndeavor TO either succeed or lOoss
his official head before Christmas.
The indications are that the pemy is abandoning tie
Piedmont region, and sliding down towards Manassas
and Fredericksburg.
The Enquirer says some accounts represent Warren
ton as Gear Of The enemy.
The movements Of the enemy in the vicinity Of Fred
SFicksbarg, Ieem to deYelope q design 10 mske that
poInt bis hase Of oneraiiona arainst Richmond
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DISSOLUTION

nR W. G.. BRYAN, formerly Of Memphis having
~ res gnsd bis = unission On Q Any. will rsEHm8
tlo prso-ss Of lis profession N Gisnsda he may b
f,nnd At tbs Collins p nee f-25 In
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g4LLISTERS ABTERTBEHEgf.
RCO

2O0O Gray Army OyercOats for
sale, lined with Plaid LImSey, Rt
WcALLESTER'S,
no17Iw Jackson, Miss.
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x A dispatch from Knoxville to Richmond,
dated Nov. Ilth, says Lieutensnt-G General Kir-
by Smits resumes command in East Tennessee.
Gen. Bragg is in Chattanooga. An examining
court Gieut- General Hardee, president,) con-
venes on tie 18th, to examine general officers,
- AiE.n,o,ta
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~ The legislature of Georgia is providing
for the emancipation proclamation of Lincoln,
There are two bills before it for this purpose
Oae of them enrolls and trains all citizens be-
tween sixteen and eighteen and fOrty-6ve and
sixty years Of age. A bill for the same purpose,
we believe, is before the legislAture Of Alabama.
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A TIMELY CORRECTION.

Referring to the fact that the Federal authori-
ties are busily engaged in endesvOring to inhame
the Northwest with tie idea that the South is
struggling to hold the mouth Of the Mississippi,
and that The free navigation of that river is to
be one Of the early fruits to the North of s Wig
orous prosecution of the war. the Richmond
Ezamiasr says; at will be recolleeted that
the Provisional Congress of the Confederscy
solemnly declared that the South had no idea Of
monopolizing the use of the Mississippi, This
announcement, however, which has been trusted
10 the newspapers, seems never to have reached
the people of the Northwest, or to have inspired
the faith or given the impression which might
have been produced by formal, diplomatic assu-
rsness, such as we're proposed by Mr. FooTE in
the last Congress. The Yankee authorities
seem TO have tax en- advantage of the uncertainty
and Ignorance on this subject in the minds Of
tle people Of the Northwest, to spur their lag
ging war spirit by the lie that the free navigs-
ton Of the Mississippi is q contested question in
this war"
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HUNDRED NAVY REPgATBRS.

Va p have on hsr d sud raadv fr delivery
W 100 Navy Repeatera.
COLTS patent and ale N Lufac1ui ins tbsul a. ne rata
Of ttirty per ~ek Pies To- a single Piao sT5. or
when Ca comaanies Of uot less Than forty So
We have also On hand a lew very dns Ssaf guorFr
sDi some exta 6ne Spurs
All orders accom-. anied by he cash vii B tDrsmptlv
attended TO- LEIGH & EIaD0N
Novelty Works,
rnitm oluuons Mississippi
The VleksburE Wbig, Jaekacu Hisf-ppisn- NohT5-
Evening News and M~onig0uey Adrsrtbsr coz o1a
month an send bI 30 letch a. R.gdon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


TWO LARGE, NEW WAGONS ard HARNESS
i and eight NILES. Z rsLe. Car s,on.
Do202w p sHERHtN
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We replied to them. The Yankee game seems
to be now, il yea don't Tun, We will. So We
stood our ground and they run. We are yet in
possession of Taugps, and expect to be, until
ordered away. J. ". PEARSON,
Captain Commanding Post.
R We clip the following TENS from the
Richmond correspondence Of the Charleston
Mercury;
General Mitchell died Of yellow fever ~ at
Beauf IT on the Slst alt. Il is probable that
other deaths in that vicinity viii foIiow-for, In
a letter written to Secretary Chase, October
18Th, he says The troops srs greatly debili-
tated by the climate and al expedition ofeven
4 few Days, involving toll, exposure and fatigue,
sweIls the sick list to an alarming degree. The
18Th Pennsylvania regiment, just from picket
duty. has q sick list to-day Of 233 another, the
7th Connecticut, Just from st Johns river,
has a list of nearly two hundred sick. Two
weeks ago they lefs Hilton Head in apparently
excellent health and the finest possible spirits -
To the last, Mitchell Wss engaged in what Mr..
Spratt cslls "eolonizing Utopis BE speaks
exultinely about his "model plantation" his
fields, fences, etc, aud his gangs of Fifty negroes
engaged in building elspboard houses. He calls
for twenty-five thousand reinf0Teements to en-
able him 10 strike successfully at Charleston
or Savannah" The HeraIds Hilton Head cor
respondence Gays that in the P0cosaERO fight
'Our loss foots up, according to officers Of the
medical stsf, one hundred and fifty killed and
five hundred wounded - and tbs Herald com
plairs, editoriaIly, that although Gen Mitchell
is "a fighting man, and apt to hit a rebel head
wherever he sees it, he belongs to the school OF
Fremont, Phelps and Hunter, and his zeal is apt
to Overturn his discretion"
1t is stated that Mr.. Rse1, formerly minister
to China, expresses his firm conviction that the
success of the Democratic party at the North
means peace, and nothing else But my IN
foTmant was unable to tell whether Mr.. Reed,
who is a Philadelphia, was on our side or the
other.
George Sanders, who came here, as he said,
in a balloon, has gore awsy, probably in the
sims vehicle o. mis- way hsse, and after Re
had got into a southern State, he was the OBJ
jet of much suspicion WGs not allowed to en-
ter any public conveyance, and at one place
came near being shot or hung by an excited
crowd Of country pumpkins.
Rev. Mr. Aughey, "a citizen Of Mississippi :"
who sutt rcd persecution fof his devotion to the
Union cause, IS Publishing, in New York, a book
called The IrOn Furnace; or, Slavery or Sc
cession, =" in which be relstes bis /" travels on tbs
Underground railroad, sne pursuit by TIE cavsl-
~ ara blOOdhourds till be reached the Union
lines at RieDzi, Miss The Res. Drs. Krebs,
Snodgrass and Smith, Of the synods Of New
York and New Jersey, HAYS sketehed the manu-
script, and highly approve and recommend 1t. !"
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a The reported conversation between Col
Hamilton and sn4HolmesiRArkanss should
cause svery true American to blush With shame,
in remembering mas the outrazes complained Of
by The latter gentleman were psrpetrated by
American soldiers. The bsrbarities Of Butler'a
rangers in Wyoming valley have been eclipse 4
by those who wear the uniform of the United
States and are marshalsd u der the flag of the
Union. Closely following upon the complaints
ofGen. Holmes, comes the inteligencs Of rspine,
arson and murder committed by the army under
Grant in its march from Corinth to Grand juno
ton. If the reports are trus (snd they come well
authenticated, it is time to ask if, in the conduct
of this war, all restraint aud discipline are to be
thrown aside, and the soldiers Of our army are to
es permitted to exercise unlimited freedom in
gratifying the most revolving and brutal Pts-
sions that disgrace humanity. The trail Of
Grants army in its late march, is ono Of blood
the blood Of peaceable and unoffsndiDg inbab-
itantents, many of whom were loyal citizens,
and against none of whom wers thsre allega-
tions thai could Justify the lswlsssness and cru
city ~prseticsd upon them -ChicagO Times.
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FROM THE Rio GRANDE-The BfownSville
Flag of the Dash ult, says vessels are. e%ontinu-
ally arriving at the mouth Of the Rio Grsnde
with goods for Matamoras. Brute Butler re-
fuses to clear Veaels from New O-ieans for
Matamoras on the ground that the csrgoes sfe
for Tezss.
The steamship Edward Hawkins was looked
for daily from Havana. Another steamship
from Liverpool was l0ohed for in a few days.
Cotton in Brownsville mss risen to thirty
three cents = pound. or sixty-six cents Con
fedeTats money. This is understood to be the
extreme price. The Flag says our planters
viii do vel to bring their own cotton instead
of sellizg il to spectators. Oas pound Of cot
ton in Brownsville viii bring a pound Of COT
fee, or two ysgds Of domestic, or one and a
half Of calico, etc which is more than it would
do in time of peace.
The Flag gives some vogue limitations
(Which we suppose is ss far as the editor deems
it prudent TO go) that more might be done or
is doing for the defense Of that frontier.
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FsdernI Adrnuoe Repulsed.

PETERSBURG November Is-The enemy, supposed
TO number considerably over one brigade, appeared at
Franklin this morning, on Black Water, sod attempted
TO cross under cover OF shells. The Confederates re-
sisted and successfully, for two hours, when the abol-
Honists retired We captured twelve or fourteen our
loss none 20 FAR as heard hom.
Parties direct from lower Brandon assert positively
that there isno feet in that vicinity, nor has there been
any. Thsre is No feet In sight up or down the river.
The RetirinE EecFetaTy.
General Randolph. whose commission a. brigadier
general, remains in force, has reported for duty in the
acid.
Congregational RleetiOH.
Captain S. A KILLER has been elected to Congress to
succeed A. G. jenkins.
Missouri Election.
A St Louis dispatch of the 18th to the Philadelphia
press, says the emancipation and proclamation party
carried the Missouri OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as follows:
F. P Blair, h 7. Blow, G. Scott, S. H. Boyd, J w.
MeClung, A. A King, General Ben Loon, W. A. Hall.
}. S. ROninA The St Louis Republic says four were
really elected by the military, and all but two were
members Of the Wing party when It had en- active eI-
jsteuce-
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.


RICHMOND, November lt-Hon Jsmss A. Seldom, Of
Virginia has been appointed Secretary Of War. He
formerly represented this district IN the United States
Congress and was q member Of the Peace Congress
The Secretary OF war-Opinfons Of she
Press.
R%IcHNosD, November 1a.-There is g general dearth
Of news The newspapers are discussing the merits Of
the new Secretary Of War. The Enquirer says.
While Mr.. Seldom has not been a great deal in pub
lie positions, he has always borne q high reputation for
ability and sagaeioas craftsmanship. Mr.. Seddon was
one Of The commissioners sent by the Virginia legislature
to attend the peaee conference In Washington, near he
close Of Buchsnsn's administration" The Dispatch
says: Seldom il well known TO the people Of this
district, which at one time he represented In the old
Congress He has the reputation OF being a man Of
energy and ability" The Wing says We cannot IN
dertrke 70 pass in advance upon his qualifications in
the direction Of afds 10 which he is so Inexperienced
snd for the onerous labors Of which we fear that his
health may prove insufficient but we sincerely hope
aat IN al respects he may show himself abundantly
able to meet and handle successfully the great affairs
entrusted 70 him The Secretary entered upon the duties
Of his Office to-day"
Beports from Nashville.
ANashvnle dispatch dated the 18th, says RosscranE
has written Negley q eOagratulatOry letter on his sue
oesaf4l ueiense OF HhahFllie- AuNy sOuuhoh VIII aYOh
Issue a proclamation allowing the districts In Tennessee,
In Possession Of the Federals, TO elect Representatives to
ths Federal Congress. Union refugees were preparing
70 return to Murfreesboro. RoSscrans issued orders
that the slaves Of rebels be impressed FOR fatigue duty,
RumOrs by Arrivals from the North.
A flag Of truce boat arrived at City Poisf yesterday.
Among the passengers were several ladies, near relatives
Of Judge CsmpbeH, Of Alabama, and among the re-
turned prisoners several officers and surgeOnL They
have been several days en- James river,a and consequently
bring no very late news from the North.
They all represent that Burnsides army was democrat
By HeClslIan's removal. and that the event nearly
a revolution among the Federal troops Whole
regiments, Ii Is said. threw down their arms, and those
were ordered TO arrest them refused to do 90. Gen.
Halleck visited the army and succeeded in ~paeifying the
The Baltimore American of Saturday afternoon has
dispatches from Trenton, stating that Lieut.. Colonies
Calhoun and Donabe Of McClslan's stat, were Eeut to
Washington on the 18th under arrest, and s report pre-
vailed that other members Of his STAFF were to be put
under arrest The charges brought against them are not
!
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~ STOUT. ABL Ne +RO RIBS. Cr-msn rsuqh
ID carpef tars snd aborsrs) to acrk in timber on the
Miss ssippi CCnsrsl Esir0ad for tie rema ndsr Of shis
year sud he whole Of The nezt year. Apply TO
& D. FROST 6euersi fu9erintendsnt.
Holly Sprzgz. o. 70
Z GRANT a. ID
nc3 2at+ nuck HW r.. O. r.
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bnt several hair breadth escapes, doing damage
to the towP, etc. They riddled my kitchen, and
tried my batteries-kspt mp their FIRE Until about
ten o'clock, as they could effect nothing at this.
We replied to them. The Yankee game seems
to be now, il yea don't run, VI will. So We
stood our ground and they run. We are yet in
possession of Tausps, and expect to be, until
away. J. ". PEARsoN,
Captain Commanding Post.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28

Ea HOUSES FOR SALE. A

IN MARkEr srReLr-so,e aud dwelling below
Second street excellent business stand. Three story
brick dwelling house between Tenth ami Eleventh stree
IN KING sfkkEr-A modern bHilt brsk dwelling
between Eleventh an Twelfth streets, three stories
and back bui1inga gas, bstht rs generally
good dwelling house souta Fast corner Of seventh aud
King streets
IN sHPLEY STRKlr-Fhtee stony lrick dwelling
ah0ve fh street, - ieA From 80 !ert deep.
IN IAINALl sritEEi --tuur neN thGea ttOry hick
dwellings above Eleventh. sft4e
IN WEST STREET -Forl aew three story brick dwelr
ings above Eleventh street.
IN ELEVENTH sTHiEH--gi three stoTy btch
dwengs between Tauall West sireets.
IN hEN ENlll SrEEkI--A thtee bletY brick dwelling
below Lombard street.
IN SIXTH STREET between spruce and Pine streets
Two three stry brisk dwellings, with Two story hart
buildings.
IN SECOND sTREEr-A tire. story lrek dwelling
1etween French and Walnut strrets; might he made a
good business stand,
IN BRANDYwINE LLAGE--Two story brick dwell
ing IN Bfaudywiue Village, wonll be exchanged Tor pro.
porty in town.
BUILDING LOTS a da,mni. nrope-ty at the corner
OF rhrd and French able either for building
lots or site for u manuiietutinE establishment.
For terms and particulars nppN to
JOllN MeAEAk s son,
my 10 li1 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL llSuRi NOE OMP ANY,
Office Wilmington Institute, corner OF 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del .

Office Wilmington Institute, corner OF dtn
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del,
INTEREST On PREMlU NOTES REDUCED TO flNE
PER CENT.
mHE principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed TO be
the safest, and experience, FAR has proved y 10 oete
cheapest agaiust loss Hf FIRE and
although this Institution has beeen Tut y years ln es-
isenee, the list Of insurers will compare iAyorAhS "hn
other and the ioiss by ire during thAt une al
though not few have been promptly psld a. All Who nav
been insured 10 this ohee and have had the misfortune
be burned attest The object has teen TO So
good list Of safe risks rather than 10 swr tAs
number of insured without regard to haafls' hhs lr-
sening the liability Of sinking the cash capital IN ease az
heavy disasters during the year
DIltECTORS.
wnNIaoroS.- William Cauby, Vincent G upin, 1eofee
Richardson John A duncan Jacob fusey. John Cochran
William Tatna Edward + Hellah. Samuel Csnhy.
BKANDYwIFE HuNuRgn -Edw. BrinEhurr Eli g. IAlley
CHRISTIAN. HrKnREp.-Chas. W Rowland, iAui-- Kin
die
NEw CASTLE HusnRgp.-Johu juyer
WHIFR CLAY GREEN HUNDRED -Ahram p shannon
WILLIAM CANBi, President.
dBo. H. P SIMMONS. Secretary and Treasurer ~
h5- ohiee hours from 10 aud iroul . to ..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL DErAnTMNN
NNErYsEvENr0 SESSION csaa-oD.


NINETYsEvENrfl SESSION QsGl-GD
WILLIAM HiBsuS, b, Emtrttns Professor of Surgery.
1fnkdE D MopD, NJ h., Emeritus Professor of Theory
aud Practice oi Medicine.
HAMuFL JAcfA1N N D., irot of Institutes o Medicine
llru lioi1H NJ ~ rul of ol4fetrcs and the Diseases
OF Women aui children
IusGpH CARSON, NJ d. Professor MAteia Mrdiri aud
Pharmacy.
RonfGr H. hoeRRs NJ. D., Prof .sslr Of Chemistry.
JnHKfh l.Rlui. VI, D.. itu,tHsur OF Anatomy.
HESRY H. sMirH, NJ. b., frnsssor of surgery
WILLIAM PEPPER, Nj D., lr,seor Of Theory and Practice
OF Medicine,
wilLsM Hunt, M. H., bvnunsrator OF Anatomy.
TAe l. cures ofns s. ssion ,eM benin N ge seca1i Nom
day iJ OtiOLcr dHd cinSe oli me first ef March.
One introductory will he delivered to the Course.
clinical instruction is given throughout the Session. in
| Yauia and other Hospitals.
The Dissecing Rooms, under the superintendence u
the Professor Of Anatomy and tile Demonstrators are open
l from the middle Of September.
The Room for Operative surgery and the Application
uf HANDBAGS, ss open early September and thtuugh
ont the Session, nnier tho supervision Of the Professor
| Vi surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators, z $. Blsuor NJ. D..
fros for the Lectures (each Professor $i5l, $lOj
Martreuaiiun Zee tpaid once onlyl
H. II ROGERS, NJ D., peqa Of tlc Weitrat Fotaiv
University uilding.
SAMUEL pRlua JdnHor
University University,
T. S-naard mny l's had al from 81 30 to So per week
sept2b;iw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
HOTELS.
RXCHANGn HoTEI,.
No. q DOCK -, FN7ddelp1m


tLate COL Il. -, JONES'
UlHIs Hotel, kept the EaropedR Itin Acunvta.it
for Travellers, Citizens and the Pufiie 'enetally e.
lug In the mmedals neghbnrl ood n the Exchange ol.
joining the Post vMcei and within few minutes walls
Of the Delaware Mharye lie landng- fer Steamboat
from all parts.
Meals eau he had ail hours from o-elucs it tbr
morning TO II oeoek At night iof l2ia and ul-
wards Lodging Rooms can hs procured a Az times iir
375S cents per night. The CtAmers clean, Ne y.u.
tilated and all ,vs sly furnished. HE Latus n.tait
ment will be provide1 with the best the eu tr0.
duce; the Drinking Counter furnished with good 4t-
and choice Cigars The Proprietor hopes tfai VS. .trirt
personal attention, with competent and obsug aerven
he viii be sbe to please.
j. oTrESEIRK,
(Late Of Baltimore, Nd. and Madison House rhlils.l
jy27ly. PKOiIlfJOR
Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
WE would call ths attention Of Gardeuers ana other
w TO our large srecied stock Of rash Seeds Consisting
Of Garden, Flour and Agrntura Feeds. cultivated hs
the celebrated Seeds D. Laudfeth Sn,. Those
want Of good aud reliable SEEDS ran dnd them At
q. CHANDLER & SON,
mar 6il Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
'sTmE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
IURiaiNAL MlLL CRB8K, &c

This Company continues to uiler to the people u Della
ware It's superior advantages OF Insurance against loss
by hre all descriptions of property, except Marine
risks.
The InsNuiou Is commended by over 20 years expert
in attention to the Of Mutual Insurance.
being the Introduce the principle into our stae
by reason Of which, it Is believed The Managers have
different varieties property to render the member
ship among the equitable in character OF the nnner
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II takes credit 20 itself iat its nayinenf o losses have
heen prompt and liberal that in ~ years business and
losses reaehng SUQNQ0 not sngia ease Of liha-
ton has occurred aud scarcely without eutire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking to the safety than tho number and
amount of ts risks It has declined Hundreds Vi Thou
sands OF Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring too
great amount In single riss as Offering unl Oh
eos Of Insurance for character oi The institution
In this manner 1t is conceived u has the safest and
select lit Of nsurances IN proportion 10 the amount
over six Millions Of Dollars, OF any uller Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this It only reduced the rate OF
Insurance. all times moderate, oussxth, during thr
last two years but it pre-ent- clear surplus fund Of
s45OO0 security agus GU The ptppsii
Notes, which snu by tbe l's1ti 60 sep Certificates o
the balances duo to each mruber now bsing issued will
be paying interest to them Om January 1867, ~ th-
ate of per cent psr annum thus making still farther
deduction.
1t commenced the year 1867 with real protection to
the community ia Deposit Notes Of S25OQUl
surplus Fund SJuut
Total protection s8O00i'
is the work q the Farmers VI Delaware and such
they ought TO patr0nae IL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
REAL ESTATE.
&h:,s1S USES @sdSgs
.GiI FOR RENT. GlAl

49, IOh hGlN l.. AA
Brick HOUSE on Market street between sth aud 9Th,
sis, $3.50 90
Fraue House in Mechanic street below Lombard St,
No, 81 S4S uO
GrieA II ouse aud Lot on lora street. thirl door from
Htiirnad, No gs, $40 10
Brc, House Lord setoud door from Railroad
s5d co.
frame House eoruer of Church Taylor Streets S55 Ol
do ~ ou Ia, lor street ndi dining the above S5u 90
Five Brick Houses Of llh street ntar Pine, Nos COL
bO3, 500, COZ COS each 80 tl
Five Brick Houses 90 isth street near Lombard, Nes
b0i. 50i. 507. 500 and al each $40 ca.
Two Frame Houses Riddles Lnua. hrst from Stone
Tavern, each $40 no.
Frame House adjoining the alley Sd from TAVERN $50 40
Four Frame Houses aOi lining the above, each sd 90
Brick hsuse on lombard street, between McCaulley
and 18th streets, S60 ~.
Brick House s. w. corner u Front and Thorn streets,
Cottage at n W corner VI French and 18th st.. 20 o.
rek liodse cu Tauill street above Second street. No.
20s So %.
small Brick Orange street b,ween Third and Fourth
streets, $50 10
iss House yard GU llth street bitw,en Market aud
orange STREETS.
Tao Frame Houses Eth aud Elizabeth atfeeiH each
s32 OO
Brick House llurch street between Eighth aud
| Ninth Streets Sel %
Brick House No. l3ls Kins street between 18Th and
Iricl House, Taylor between locust aud Bulonwool
/ $40 40.
Erics House on Market street between 18th aud llti
1 streets SlOO o.
Bri,k s,ateon 18th street between Market aud orsug
/ strasts, S65 U0
Bhtk house On 5th street between Pine and spruce
street. $40 90.
Brik House, rooms we'll finished. with 10 sores 0
| land, and brick stable, Wilmington, 100 OO.
a lleuhe and premises at tha s. H. corner Of Mafka
and Water Streets tn the trnutoot James h. Cox
VIM. r. Carr, possession on the .ath Of March next
Apply to MIllIAM McCAULLEY
ish2s. OJd Market st. Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
FOR SALB,

A MORTGAGE for ssOoo for sale on very favorable
n terms. Apply to
WIN. MCAULLRY.
Wilmington, July 70, 1861
q hiAs HAW,s RHEUMATIC LlNINENI,
- H2a 6O9 Market Sire
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
UNDERTAKERS.

THOMAS MITCHELL,
u N ID Il r I A X Il r.,
ID EsPECTFUlLy Informs ths public Of VII, l,st-,,
II mington and vicinity that hs has at the .tsis -
quest % many friend opened pace Of business at
No. 1913 East Third Street,
Adjoining Jonn kirknans Livery stable where he PIE
pared to give his personal attention 10 the .3ness
UNDERI AkING In ALL ITS BRANCHES
He ass thOse who may require his services that they
will hnd I'm ready with horses aud carriages attended
by careful drivers, at all times ~
N, B.-A small HEAksE expressly for children