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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
A. D. INsLEEs
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Lessons IN Life, BY Timoth liieomh, hVV
spare Hours, by John Brown, NJ d., author -
Of 'Rab and his Friends, i'ov oo
Songs 10 many Keys, by o; W. Holmes l'zo
l" n,I M9woran nvnnrh edition ~ r far HOLIDAYS, ESQ
SaNes Poems in blue and gold, 10
rSy a;,h PAN s1o u snSrevings "v,I,, ~ ''' l75
Play Book Of Metals by Pepper, illustrated
with 300 engtayings lao
A Commentary un the Epistle to the Seven
Churches in Asin, by Dean French, l'OO
o'p,s,sr ps"ar anu ~ csn,s 1us H"' aIotb " 1876
l,ecord Of an obscure Man, 20
Notice to Quit, by W. G. Wills, paper, oO
East Lynue, paper ov
For Better for Worse paper 20
Streaks of Light or Fifty.two facts from the az
Bible for fity.twO Sundays in year ou
jenkins vest pocket Lexicon, oo
Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountain by Rev.
j. r. Macdua 90 90
Lord Dicon's Bible Thoughts, Law
Pathways of promise, oO oO
Old Margv's Flower Stall, ~ ~
Angus Tarlton, by \. L. o. H., 70
The Chiefs Daughter or day break in Britain
by A. L. o. e. 20
Tho Near and Heavenly Horizons, by
Madame deGaspltim, l'Ou
Amy Deane and other tales. 90
All new books received Rs soon us published,
at
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Book and Stationery Store,
G03 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
Life and Death in Great Cities.
wnERH ARg 1nE DocroRp.


When Alrlc the Goth heard that Rome was
ihronged with the fugitives who had fed before
hi, barborous hordcs, the grim chieitan laughed
and sail--"Aha, am glad of it. II is easier
TO cut down thick grass than thin, II has
been estimated by physician Of eminent stand
ing that out OF 22i 200 deaths which annually
tske place in populnus ties, 100 900 might
reasonably be struck of the list by proper
s,nitary measures But Dr. Holloway, the
greatest modern traveller aud most experienced
physician Of the age, considers that these figures
considerably underyalue the true relative pro-
portions. From various data in his possession,
taken at random during series of years in the
largest cities in the world, Or. Holloway says
80 per cent of the yearly mortality would be a
closer approximation to the mark His accounts
for the unnecessary sacrifice Of human life from
the foul air hrenthed IN ,densey crowded cities
the blood becomes yiiated and the tissues
loose their vitality, hence that general debility
and pale emaciated appearance witnessed in the
deni7ens of large towns DR.. Holloway's cele-
bratel vegetable Pills neurRi2e the virus
received into the lungs Of their action on
the blood. which they purify and invigo.
rate while the active principle of tho
medicine combines with the vital fluid, and II
consequently scattered over the entire system.
The effect of these life sustaining Pills is not
confined merely to the blood tho stomach,
liver and bowels arc equally benefited by them
The functions Of the stomach are strengthened.
the secrctions of the liver corrected, AMI the
action nj the bowels stimulated 90 that the tone
and vigOr nt the general constitution are com
pletely renewed
We understand that Dr. Holloway is about
publishing his Memoirs" which when they
appear, will certainly he valuable acquisition
to the Scientific literature of the day We pre-.
dict that they will be eagerly read by all classes
and doubtlessy translated iuto every printed
Language. Few men, ii any, have travelled
more than Dr. Holloway, for We inl that he has
nearly made a tour Of the habittble globe, re-
ceiying letters and soWrmTs from persOus of the
highest distinction. From what We have heard
the forthc ming volumes are replete with strange
aud startling iucilcuts that have occurred dur.
ing lis visits to PARIS, 81. Petersburg, Vienna,
! rcSin, Melbourne, Berlin, Washington. Con-
atanliuol lie, and other remarkable clties OF the
worll, --D,cIeHs' an Me Year round"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
SheriR's Sale.

pY virtue Of writ Of IeVaH Iacias TO directed will
ID bo exposed to Puhlis Sale At the H0tal Of LOWS
stdhsm 10 the Town u ode.sa, Il, deolgss Hundred
New Castle Comfy, nel, TUESDAY the l4th day II
January ne1t 1862. at o'clock r. NJ the following
iefrfihed Heal Estate VIZ
All that certain lot plvee parcel Of land and improve
Ineuta thereon in the town Odessa Cfnrmory called
rantwss Bridge st. Genrge'' Hundred la the County
ami State aforesaid situate High street, being the resi-
dne unsod nj lot No. s, bounded by Hrds Of Henry r.
baker and Of samuel w. EnrT and ssuy High street and
land of Lewis A. cayAni,r having ohi uf forty eet on
lgh street and running At that width hundred aud
tNty feel to iwoay fs wide alley. being the
feWs A. cavender whieh Henry p Baker and hi. wife
conveyed In Zee TO the said in W. Walker by linden
re dated the eighteenth day nf June in tbs year O our
Lord one honssnd eight hundred and ny two y refer.
rnrr thereto will more fully appear.
SEIZED and taken in eNecuton the property o Wilson
W Walker aud Emily his wlf and terru tenants snd 10 be
slld by
LEVI II. MOORE Sheriff
sherlns OAice. Now Casln. Der Ia lsNl.-9lt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
CRUEL. vnnY.

A correspondent writing from New Castle,
10 the secession Gazette, Of last Friday, and
who signs himself "a forty shilling renter
closes his communication with the following
question to the editor DO you think
DIR. johnson was right, when he said that
Patriotism was the last refuge of scoun-
drel Pr
Now, in consideration Of the fact that the
editor but recently announced himself as a
convert to President Lincoln's Republican
patriotism, the query becomes positively
cruel. The pith of the joke, however, is not
so much in its preparation by the joker as
in the publication of it by the jokee. The
editor has not yet said whether "he thinks
DIR. johnson was right or not. But as
both the "saying" it and the acting it out
seem to be personal to the JOhnsons, We will
drop the matter Still, it was cruel in Mr.
forty shillings 10 ask that question just
! now
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
Sherif's Sale.

sh.aA by virtue II writ OF Lsvari Faclas % me d
N& reetei will be exposed to public sale at the Hotel
lii e Lewis W sudham In the town Of Odessa, In
lsAl ~ ueorgeH Hundred, New Castle County, Dela-
wars, On uEsDAY the lith da, of January 1869 at
O'Clock J., NJ the flowiug described Real Estate, via;
All that cerain house and lot NJ land situate in the
Niage tDdessa, II Georges Hundred New Castle County
aud state Of Delaware aforesaid, adjoining lands Of
Lwrenre H. Davis aud lot of land belonging 10 the New
tAse County hank aud bounding the main or
tnld Of said Village and High street the bounds Of said lot
q land are as follows TO wit; Begiunipg At stone on
hAin Street corner tsr lot OF Land which John inn
sold to the Nnw Castle County Bank then with thB Fame
10 another High Street. thence with said High
street nnrthweery TO corner 0f lawrence r. Davis lot,
thence with the zane about two hundred aud seventy
nerchrs to Main Street, for sad Davis, thence
with said Main street home the place of beginning
containing about - thousand - hundred square
feet Of laud, be the same mors or less.
Seized and taken In execution the property Of John
sold by
LEVI B. MOORE, Sheriff
sherTs Once New Castle, Dec. IS, ls6l.-2lts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
NuRsE LnmNsnn

Instead Of replying to our remarks OF
Tuesday last, as a white man with brains in
his head would have done, the locofoco
woolly hend of the Gazette classically retorts
by calling US a 'guH'fscyaPef." Well, in
fishing after such an animal as he ls, where
pray, could We more appropriately "'crape'
than in the gutter !" The epithet seems
sptly applied in the connection in which the
secession editor used it for we were in
search of him at the time and it appears we
found him. Like any other old gruuter he
knows where he belongs.
AS he emerges from his swnish quarters he
gives another guuerat squeal and intimates
that il it we're not for his children, he nigh
perhaps go down south and fight from
which we are to infer that he is kept at home
to "nuss the baby and attend to the other
incidental "Gxins' which belong to that
manly vocation. But if he is as handy in hi,
nursery duties as he is at answering poli
tica arguments, he is not worth III,
magnesia that keeps him employed.
And now, in concluding, we desire Il
remark that, ifthere is anything personal il
this article, the editor Of the Gasetis is re
sponsible for it. He has seen ct to intro
duce style of personality which has no
hitherto disgraced the columns of any news
paper in Delaware, and which could onl,
emanate from one whose vulgarity ant
meanness attest the loathsome foulness o
the blood he nherts. The laws of God the
laws of man, and the laws of common decen
cy are alike contemned and set aside by sucl
libel upon humanity He is welcome tc
the popular contempt that follows hin
VIII rever he goes.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
NOTICE..
SheriRis Sale.


.ANAaar lly virtue writ of Levari FAeias to me
IllW@ din ciei, will be exposed to public sale at the
snA Hotel OF Lewis W. dhAm. In the town Odas.
fk sa In 81. ueorgs's Hundred, New Castle County
Dei. Tu EabAN the i4th day Of January, 1862 at
o'clock r. NJ, the fJlIwg described Heal Estate viz:
All that certain frame and lot Of land silua
In the Village Mddleowb in the County Of New Castle
arusad upon the south side Of the road pad
toward CAntwes Bridge bounded y lands late OF David
Conwel Mary Peterson and oherr beginning at stake
the edge of the road stree, leading Cantwels
bridge, for aud late Of this Jacob Street. aud
running herewith south hve and quarter degrceo
east hundred and niy eight ieet tD stake. being
for this aud land 0f the areAd Jacob street.
thence norh elghyseTen and half degrees. east sixty
ieet to for land formerly Of deorge watkius
thence running therewith north five and quarter do.
gre hundred and lortyeight iest 70 the edge
Of the road street aforesaid thence with SAID r0ad
street south eighty and half degrues west sixy
feel to the place Of beginnug containing ahnut fourth
of OF land more or less.
Seized aud taken In execution the property Of CathH
Tne H. Riley surviving mortgager and the heirs and tere
tenants OF Philip D Riley, and to ba aod by
LEVI b. MOORE Sheriff
Shern'a ONCE New Castle De-. Is. i56l.-2lts
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BUSINESS MATTFRS,
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,
FACULTY..

8. nODaEs CRlTrENDRN, Attorney at Lou, Prineipa
Consulting Accountant, and Instructor in Oommer
eiAl Customs, and Commercial Law.
THOMAS W. MOORE, Professor OF PenmAnship
JOHN dROEsbECk, Professor Of Bookkeeping and Pho
biography, and Trbofim Reporter
JAMES A. GARLAND and II. A. wILTBRRaBR In
slrn'iof iu the Keeping Department
At this Institution each student is taught aiiriiH0ly
and may attend as many hours daily as he chooses.
The complete Counting House course embraces thorough
Instruction IN lenmanahip, Book Keeping, Commercial
Forms, and Mercantile Afithmetic with the privilege
oi attending all the Lectures Political Economy,
meteal Law the Duties Of Business Men, &C. which
Room Of the College
The department Of Commercial Ian affords business
men every facility for acquiring such amount Of legal
iuiormaOn shall guide them with discretion In their
business affairs. Full Law Students also rec, lived
ner Of Instruction. &c. may be had applying at the
Collage, either In person or by letter.
as- CRlTTENDRN'B BOOk-KEEPIN0 for salo Price
$50. Key 10 same 90 cts,
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orr no TIVE wAn.

Our gallant tegnsmau Capt. H. j.
t,o' q another brave son OF Delaware. sailed
igp Philadelphia yesterday under sealed
masrs. As bis ship passed down the river
ss' saluted our loyal little city with a dis
co.. ge from one Of her heavy pivot guns.
He armament is new and effective, and her
gre has been picked, mostly from the Hart
ior, which arrived at Philadelphia few
~, ks ago.
We believe Delaware has contributed
moro real bravery and military prowess in
this war tsau ell tie other States together.
,,sPt. None hitherto had no opportunity to
his mark He will do it now
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
II. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

Wholesaie and Retail Druggist, (8l7) Fourth and
Market street.
CEPuALtC PILLS (spaulding'sl for Head Ache at II
Il. BrimghuFst's 3l7 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES one Of the best
articles for diseases uf the throat &c At H. r. nghurfa
Drug Store.
TOWNsEND'3 sARSApARILLA, fresh stock Just n.
oelyed aud for sale by u. BringhuEFt Apotnecafy.
WiSHARr'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial, The celebrated
couEb Preparation to no had at H. r. lrnghurst Drug
Store.
sPAFfoRDs OLIVE TAR the genuine article to bs
had by calling at N, u, BtinghurstF Drug Store.
Ar-. WINS ow'S SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand Ter children testhhg, at H. Il lrinFhursta,
fLAsks Tor sporkmn-l have hne assortment Of va
iions sizes from pint u pint. | have just imported
them and they the finest quality Of DXonH FlnHkH
II x. Brnghurst, SIT Market street.
BRANDY and WHlsKEY selected pure and Of ane
quality fnr medical purposes, by II. u. Brlnghurst.
FLAduS RELIEF, for tha immediate relief Of palm, at
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, ia Whining
ton, Thursday the th day Of October at 10 o'clock
A
COLD CREAM tor chapped hands lips for sale In
any qusntity by II. r. BTnghurst.
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at II. II. Bring
hurHt's
nUsTErrERs DTrERs, they give general satisfaction
and are now In great vogue II. H. BnpBhnTst
Wholesale aud Retail nruFgHt.
since our lat except com which las advanced our cent
per bushel
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14

To REAoyE CLIsKERs FROM SroyRs.-S Some
Kinds OF coal are Liable to form cnkets, which
adhere to tue hrtbrick lining of the stoves,
gates aud furnaces, and become source oi
great annoyance, as they caUnOt be removed By
usual mtans without breaking the frebrick.
Persons who are thus annoyed will BIZ glad to
suoW that by putting few oyster shells in the
fire close to this clinkers the latter will become
81 loose as 10 be readily removed without break
ing the lining g-Scisanfe american.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
TRRMs. lRerular PrIoea.l


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be received at par.
Posf1ge.-The postage to any part of the
United States will be but tWeniy-fOur cents
year for "Blackwood" and bnt fourteen cents n
year for each of the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals will be fur.
ni-hed for 1862. And as n Premium to new sub.
-cribers, the Nos Of the same Periodicals for
1860 will he furnished complete, wihom oddi-
honal charge.
Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines Of the
day, these Periodicals lose little by age. Hence,
full year Of the Nos. for 1860, may be regard
ed nearly as valuable as for 1862.
Subscribers wishing also the Nos. for 1861
will be supplied at the following extreme low
rates:
Splendid Offers far 1860, 'Gl and '62, togeider.
For Blackwood's Magazine, the three years,
$500; for any one Review, the three years,
So co. for any two Reviews, the three years,
So 90 for BlackwoOd and one Review, the three
years, $500; for BAckwood and two Reviews,
the three years, Sl2.00; for three Reviews,
the three years, Sll.00; for Blaekwood and
three Reviews, the three years, $1,000; for the
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Blackwood and the four Reviews, the three
years, $l7 co.
Any of the above works will also be furnished
to new subscribers for the year 1867, &, and 9.
NJ uhe nhh tue regular subscription prices.
Thus new subscriber may obtain the reprints Of
the four Reviews and BaokwoOd seven consecu-
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than the price of the original works for one year
AS we shall never again be likely to offer such
inducements as those here presented, now is the
time to subscribe.
Remittances must, 10 all cases, be made direct
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mission can be allowed to agents.
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New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
ExPEILEp nEnELs.

The L. s. Senate, on Thursday, expelled
by an unanimous vote the rebel Senators
from Missouri, Messrs, Polk and johnson
Our own Senators voted for their expulsion
We rather suspect that Messrs, Bayard and
Salisbury begin to "smell a rat. at Wash
ington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14

pALpABLE TRurH An exchange paper very
apty and trulhrully says :-"Beiore you 90
shopping take the advertisements OF paper.
The man who adyertses literally is a dealer
be sells more goods than old fogies whu hide
their light under bushe mud is, therefore, able
to sell cheaper
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
srrAroa sumnrn.

Senator Sumner few days ago, made
long speech in the United States Senate, in
favor of the course pursued by the govern
ment, in giving up the rebels Mason and
Slidell. We incline somewhat to the OPT
Mon expressed in the Lcsger few days ago,
that the Trent affair being settled, Senators
ought to turn their attention to somsthing
more practical and useful
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
DIED

MlLLER-January 18th, at Newark Depot,
WILLIAM MILLER, aged 81 years The friends
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend
his funeral, without further notice, to leave
his late residence, this morning, at ] / O'Clock.
His remains will be inferred IN Wilmington
and Brandywlne Cemetery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
The Trustees of 1he Poor

0F New Castle County will meet at the Aims Heuse at
" 10 O'Clock, NJ. on tho 18th inst. AN bills against
the institution must be left with the Treaarer j. B. Por.
To-, by 10 o'clock A. Nj an the 9Th inst
EDWARD BRINuHURsT, Clerk.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
DIVIDEND.

meeting Of the Odd Fellows Hall Company, Of th,
n City Of Wilmington neld Jan l. ls02, Di5idend u
four per cent tbs cApitrl stock declared payAbl,
by The Treasurer, Vim. Graves, ksq after tha iO
inpt. JESSE SHARPE, President
1. p. johnson, Secretary. janS4i.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
For Sale Cheap

snug little Farm Of baweon 30 and 20 with two
n dwelling houses beside out buildings thereon
situate In Appoqulnimnk Hundred, within miles OF
Smyrna snd mile or two Of the Railroad This terms
nj he made easy The land il Of fair quality It would
make nlce truck farm Mr.. Albert d. Sheldon near tbs
premises, will show IT,
WM. McCAULLEf,
900 Market st., Wilmington, Del
Wilmington, Dec. 10, 1851.
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Melainotxpe Portraits

OF DISTINGUISHED PERSONS. More than 100 different
" kinds am ny them Items Mcclellan srati' Anderson
uter. Wool, Dix Fremont Hanks Lyon, blenker mans %
field sigel; Coils Ellsworth Mnigan, Uor'oran' ffesl-
dent Lincoln, Seward Cameron. sprague, Lieut. "Iepe,
R,erett Clay Crttenden. and larse nump-r o. u.ns,
noted indiVlduils They have neat frames r'''e -
cents each ,,,., %,
,iee6 40 Market strset, Wilmington
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14

SuccEssFUL--We are pleased to find that,
notwithstanding the opposition and mean
ness displayed by the secession locofocos of
this State towards the editor of the Inquirer,
he has succeeded in establishing upon a firm
basis, good Union paper. 1t is the only
politically democratic newspaper in Della
ware; firm in its support of the national
administration in all its efforts to destroy
rebellion and treason in the land and sound
on every question of public interest. At the
commencement of the new year Mr.. Mont
gomery was a competitor against the Rtppb-
iicm for the Post Office priuting--they being
the only applicants-and the result was that
the Inquirer having the larger circulation OF
the two, succeeded in obtaining the publi-
cation of the letters. Such persevering in-
dustry against personal malice and party oh
jurgation deserves success.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
HuNTINe GOOD auAnrEns

The locoioco-B Breckinridge-secesson edi-
tor of the Gassae has become so disagreeable
to the public, that he has attempted TO sneak
under the coat tail of Mr.. Lincoln for shell
ter thinking, poor fool, that he can thus
screen himself from popular scorn. But it
will not do. He cannot hide from the con-
tempt and execration of loyal community
which he has repeatedly outraged by his ST.
cession sentiments in that manner. lie
would be more congenial associate for his
old friend and fellow traitor Breckenridge
MIR. Lincoln desires to have his skirts clear
of such worthless, unprincipled fellowship
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
Ea HOUSES For SALE.

IN MARKET sTRELT-stpre aud dwsiling below
kecond street eNcellont business stand Three story
bTk dwelling house between Tenth aud levert tn siret
IN KING sTkkET-A mndtrn built brick dwelling
between Eleventh aud 1woih streets three storeR main
aud back buildings BATH in FIRST rate rider generally
good dwelling house souh East corner Of Seventh and
King streets.
IN SH PLEY sTkrET-Three story brick dwelling
above Fifth street, - ieu front 90 fsrt deep.
IN TATNALL sTkEEp-fOur new three story brick
dwellit IS above Eleventh street
IN WEST srlEET-Four new three story brick dwell.
ings above Eleventh street.
IN ELEVENTH sTRkRT--1htee new three utory brick
dwellnEs between Tatnall and West streets
IN SEVENTH hTREET-A three story brick dwelling
below Lombard street.
N slArn STREET between Spruce and Pine streets
buildings '
IN shCOND srREET--A TIRES story brick dwelling
9etween French aud walnut streets; might be made a
good business stand
IN BRANDY WINE YiLLAGR--Two story brick dwell
lug III Brandywine village would be exchanged for prc
perty In town.
huiLDlNu LOTS a desirable property at the corner
n Third and French Streets suituhe either for building
lois or File for manufacturing aatabllshmeut,
For iefms and particulars apply TO
myI IN Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
LITTLE ELK MILLS
Extra New Buckwheat Meal,

Manufactured by THEO. w00LLEN. Warranted pure
FOR sale at lowest wholesale aud retail prices al
a. CHANDLER son,
derld OIL Mrrket Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician.
HOLLOW Y'S PILLS.

The laws relating TO health exceedingly simple as
to be within the comprehension Of the most limited
pacty Disease 10 efectthe violation Of some nrnc
pie Of nature equeny the nacoH Of her laws Is
invariably punirhed with pdn and suffering. Medical
wreIs classify the predspOsng causes under two heads
An anbsdithy condition Of the Stomach and a.
nrnnsd ainfe nC HE RLnnd
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
For Sale Cheap.

4 Three Stotlei Brick Dwelling, Ne - on the norther
n " side Of sixth Street. In the city Vt Wilmington
containing cellar aud o rooms suitable for dwelling
boarding house. The building l. good one and Will
be sold on reasonable terms. Apply 10
WA. MoCAuLLEl 6Db Market st..
novs1. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
CITY NOTICES.

WATER Rents WATER REETs The bills
for 1869 are now ready for payment. To all
bills not paid on or before the 10th day of Janu-
AIRY five per cent will be added To 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 of.
A. PRITcHARD,
dec6-lml Superintendent of Water Workp
slS- CHEAP JoHSs Is the greatest place in
town.
IA" Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store in Delaware.
HaS- Cheap John has the greatest stock Of
any other store in Delaware.
Hs5~ Cheap John is tho sole agent for the best
Spool Cotton made in the world, Mt 4l2 King
Street
rag Cheap John has no Travelling Agents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
A very valuable Farm for Sale,

Siluaie Delaware City, In Ntw Oase uount!, son
y tAinng 400 acres more or less about III acres upland
and 22i acres embarked meadow. The buildings nie
OF Improvement II Ia In QUO othe bost neghbo hoods 10
the county and will he sold very low, with
part Of the purchAee remain Hen on ~ II oe
s,rAbe. u would divide into ? or 0 ihrms. Apply 10
WILLIAM McOAuLhEN,
octli coo Market Street, Wilmington, Del