Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-25
LOCAL AFFAAas.

AUcipEsr. Sunday week last an accident
occurred 10 daughter OF wliam Tube, in
Baltimore Hundred, Sussex County, which re-
.uted in her immediate death. II appears that
the family of Mr.. r., with the exception Of the
iIe daughter mentioned and her sister who
were lett NJ n neigh bor's had gone to church in
he morning the little girl, thinking she had
seen her father return, went home, and finding
IN person there got in by hosting one OF the
windows. After remaining some time she at
tempted TO get out in the same manner when the
window fell upon the back of her neck atrangling
ncr and causing almost instant DEATH Anegh
Der passing by found her thus suspended, her
feet some two inches above a block she had
placed under the window to enable her to effect
Al entrauce, the body not yet cold.
ArcTIoN SALE OF FRAME HoUsE, 0REgS
HoUsE AND FENcIHo.-Will be sold at Auciion,
on Saturday, the 9th day of December, 1867,
At o'clock, p. M, on the premises, between
Fifth aud Sixth Streets, and between jefferson
and Madison Streets, u Frame Tenant House,
Green House, Glass, Pipe, Flower Stands, and
other Fixtures for Hot House Picket, Board,
and Post and Rail Fenue enclosing the Square ;
also abOnt 1876 Silver Maple Trees, good s'ze and
quality, the property Of the late tenant Terms
cash on the day Of sale, with privilege Of re
moving purchases at any time previous TO March
2jih, 1868. Sac positive. No undertaking.
J. I. HEALD.
wM ii. NAFF, Auct'r
THIS LOWERING PaopERrY FoR RENT.-The
Mansion House, Stable AMI conveaience4 locai, d
beautifully on one Of the squares bordering on
| Delaware Avenue is offered for rent from the
| 2jth March next, and will make a deaii able
Summer residence or Permanent home. Tho
Ia ld has been conveniently divided into lots and
fcaced during the past year, AMI will either be
rented separately, or as II whole for pasturing
/ hov piti h.. fnnnd naupgin lIv Il
sirabe for pasturiug cows, from its easy ard
quick access to all parts of the city Of Whining
ton. More than 100 acres Of tue land remain
ing u1sol, are fenced and under cultivation. A
brick paved sidewalk will To extended, and
planted with trees, in early Spring, to the Man
sion House. Streets and Avenues are opened
making each lot ace, ssible.
Apply to }. y. HRALD,
Agent for j. s. Lowering.
PnoTodRArH ALBUMS in new and choice
Bindings, prices as low AS ever at PoRTgR's
400 Market Street
NorHlNG better for Christmas or New Year,
present than Photographic Album, prices from
10 cents to $25, at PoRTER's Bookstore, 40i
Market Street.
A NEW COUNTERFEIT fves OF
the Sussex Rauk, N. j., are in circulation.
Reader, il yeu want u mild purgatiye for child
They are sugar coated aud pleasant to use an,
are well enough known to be good, without GU
recommendation.
In TowN.-Col Andrews, Capt Crossley an,
Lieut. Sparks, OF the First Delaware Regiment
have arrived in this city. They look as il the
had seen hard sersice. Col. Grimshaw ais
reached this city on Tuesday evening.
LAUNCH Iohn A. Harris launched ne,
dlube deUked bark Of five hundred tous burthe
last Tut sday. Her name is Fanny Foulks."
MARKkTs.--Prices OF Articles in market las
Wednesday,: Fresh pork sold At Irices raugiu
from $5.75 ie $3.50 per cwt turkeys from 75
10 $500 pitee; geese IRON SIC TO 81 .374
, piece; chickens from 50a to 81 10 per par
ducky from sc to $Il2 per pair; butter iro,
30 90 g per pound cidar los per gallon,
oFncs % EtaisrRAR OF DGATns, tOs MAGKsr SrGRt
summary Of Deaths and Burials Ia the City Of wi
minxiou Del, in the month Of November 1862