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II.u.c Of Representatives.

NJ. vo,rhies q asked leave h. offer n asolu-
tea ,eIdering the thanks Of Congress 10 Major-Gs-
n,rsl 81, C'cllsn.
Mr.. Low } III objected.
Mr.. Van Wyck N. ufered the following Il o.
luioL, which was Adoptei
Rcsolued, That the Com o. ittee GA Government
Con.Tsrts he drecEd u inquire toto ,hs amount Of
mouies received by tlO FEDERAL officers the city Of
Nav York hy virtue q! ,her cfices also, a. 10 the
ownefshp AID rents Of tho bondet warehouses ;
also the T. rnf, inside atoms and profits o the la
lOr contract and general orders contract, for the
stotiug hauling ard deliver etc Of reign 20 IDS
In the city Of New York alsD, when the cOatrActs
we're made, ~ vi IA, and who now interest ed
In the same
NJ. Van Wye. asked, for reasons stated, W he
excused hOtC service ~ Chairman Of the G. ms
m!uee on kef;.u'ionTy Claims, and Government
contracts.
The CuRlrman ruled that 90 the chairman.
s'ipa, r. m which the gentleman asked TO be ox-
cusej rom service Il was question ior the COM
mittee T. determine.
The House p'oe esded to the consideration Of the
upton el"'ton case, Of the 18th ,ngrcssionsl dis
trict of rRlnia.
TIE Home o"ncuired In the S-nsts amendment
~ the iii dNng ne number q representaliv, p,
namely there shall lie 2ii members under the
81 sec, ana additional representative Tor
Pennsylvania Ohi', Kentucky, Illinois, Iiwa,
Miuu.s u, Nermutt Rhode Island, owing T. large
hEct. Is - the established ratio Adjourned.
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Congressional Proceedings.
XXNVnth Senate.
First Session.

Washington, FEB. 26.-Mr. Harris IN. "
presented a petition from large number d mer-
chants &c,, OF New York, for general bankrupt
st.
Messrs. Dpclittls WIS., and Sumner MAS pre-.
aent petitions for enamel patton
Mr. McDougAl tCal,l from abe special committees,
reported hill for the establishment Of a rAiroad
md telegraph line from the Missouri river To the
On n,o,ion OF M. Wade N II the bill for the
occupation and cultivation Of cotton lands was tax en-
up. ,
Mr.. Doollutls though, tia question whether ths
soyernmeit should go into raising cotton and al
tempt TO run plantations. lie thought II would b.
a yeIy dificut mstter in pscuniaIy sense. lfther,
was q proposition 10 lease out the lands he should
nR object.
Mr. Wade said that he did noa suppose the bill
would realize any great sum Of money. But ther,
was "A large amount OF tern itoTy abandoned, and
the slaves we're lef At large, ard something mus
be lone to take care Of them. This was not any
settled policy, buI only temporary measure Tor on'
year, r. meet the necessities OF tine case.
MIR. Doolittle thought that II commissioners ~
been sent down W Porl Royal ~ see The elephant WI
have ON our hands, we might have received groa
information. -
M. Wade asked II lie tpoolittlel had read th
Able report Of Mr., Pierce on the subject
Nj, boolittle said he had nOs. He confessed h
Ignorance on 1he subject. He tDooliuel wAnteI
the Government 70 take some measures 70 colec
the revenue and taxes In those siatss, even the!
Nj. sumner thought that the nature OF the cas
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Tho burnside Expedition.

Fortress Monroe, FEB. 2j.-Maior ]. 7. Saw
yer arrived Al Norfolk yesterday, having let Eliza
beth City ON sunday al l2M.
Herepresents everything quie, In that locality.
lie says that the entire federal fec, left the waters
o. the PIsqr etAnk on Saturday morning, bul that
two them returned again In tie evening H..
as1 state tina, but few Of the inhabitants remain
IN tie p.i'e.
The wilmington JOURNAL, % yesterday, says
that I've ~ SIX ieieTL guuboats have catered The
Roam ke river.
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Indnnirn Of All NatIons.

Washington, Fe5. 27,-Ths following mott 20
to the public has Just been Issued -
Washington, Feb 24.-The undersigned, on be-
half of the oommi sioners appointed by this Presi-
Jent N represent the intert SITS of such American
citizens might desire o. appear At the Exhibition
u the Industry of all Nations, 10 BE- held In the city
IT Lcnd'n during the IBesent year, submits the
following statement;
Tie Cons ress of the United States, after due con-
SID GRAFTON, has decl led u adopt any ures 10
further a national approximation Of our works Of
Industry invention and art AT the afore mentioned
EGtih ton.
Tue authority Of the commission has, therefore,
oeA, 81.
They have advised the commissioners appointed
10y the British Government that there will be no
general participation on the part Of the citizens o
this country that Nson, hut they have thou hi
a not imprr per, 81 the same tins n recommend \
the consideration 81 the roy al commissioners suCl
works industry and art az have recei sed the au
thenticRiion Of the oommhEio and may n limit
Ell extent te presented fr exhibition through indl
yiduAl eNertion. t5gn6dl
II Cru
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NEW YORK LEuIsLArURR.-se..,.i

Abnry, FEB. 26.-The Senate went into
Cju.utpe Of the whole, and c.usidt red the bill.
q, arg the duties Ct the c,pt,n ~ the port and
taIl,r masters u Ncs York. The bill aut oiiLes
the Governor o. appoint eleven hArbor master mite
q reside Ia New York and two in Brooklyn,
NJ Smith IA, we'd AZ arnendintnt that three re-
side Ia Brooklyn and tie residue In New York.
Mr. Angel moved u strike out the resolution A.
TO- residence.
M, Murphy OPP sed the amendment These
otices beiuns Ell H. New York and Bro klyn, and
nut " pyi,ti, ihus Of the STATE.
Mr.. Al ge said that ons-hAr Of the tonnage OF
New York came from the interior Of the State.
M. Hardin moved that the hai Dor masters reside
in Brooklyn during their term Of Office. Adopted.
Tue I'LL WAS then reported complete, and ordered
" a hhird reading.
The senate toCk up the bill to amend the Charter
Of the city Of Brock yn.
Mr. Murphy, In clear, able speech, explainc
the REFORMS sought 70 ba secured by the bin. lie
then moved that 'he bill be REFER ell Ia the Brooklyn
Senators. Adopted. Adjourned.
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Ipnnrtnn, from snn,a Pc.

Kansas City, FEB. 2Gh Toe Sante Fe mail
with dates 70 the io,h inst, las arrived.
sblsy's proclamation did no, have tho desired
oaeA IastsAd Of rallyiDg men ~ his standard it
has siren stztnsl the Union army Iy at least two
req inents sld placed nearly all the citizens under
arms.
Alyi,ss tsom Flrt Craig are to the It'll inst. The
Texans, pnler siblsy, were at Fort Thorne, hhy
miles irln F1r' Craig, advancing GU the latter
place, Their supplies were scarce, their trans.
0lrtAtion poor, and THEN only alternative was Ic
FIGHT OF Ltarve 10 death.
grand P1ntiGeL MAst was held in all the
churches Of the Teritry, On the lOth, W pray
ior the souls o. Catholics killed in battle.
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From Washington.

Washington, FEB. 2G-The President has APP
proved I the United States N)te Law, and ID is
therefore law.
Mr.. Van Wy,x has resigned the Craftsmanship
o. the Contract Inyest alton Committee Of the
Hse, say ing VIA, the hour had come for action in
the fald.
New mai. routes are to be speedily opened in
Tennessee and Kentucky.
The vote ofthe House last night prohibiting Of
hcrs Of The army and navy from returning fusi'
tive slAves, is regarded rs indicative Of a strong
anti slavery 'eelins in Congress.
Toe orisg Z NJ. Stanton is intended simply to
make newspaper publishers responsible for then
HAr .aME.
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fisrd o. dHn. soos, but C-slss sumner Saa hsrdly
10 attt j with The Gensrsl Minister atro.h.--
lie hss No, anti slavery enough Ia his vi q and he
might ovtrlc ~ some important points inTlrsaiy.
The Prssidsn, 60. out Of bed Sunday nigh, 70
,ead ~ Louis d'sps,oh sta,ing tbs, oou nbas
wstv,ouaicd by The rsbess. lie was caH,d up d,
two O'Clock the night W read smother denying
The Grsti This Il good deal the way such things
go hsre In tho dispa,ch line.
Gen. Premonrs case IL 70 be brought o. se,iIy 10
Gre the psople, through the newspapers. The House
Last evening Asktd the committee on the conduct Of
tho war ts ~ Of tho evidence taken on tina,
subject, and II will soon he forthcoming TIE whole
matter will soon be discussed by the jo1raals Of
the country.
Colonel Wood u lion here to-day, tces.hs with
other rels assd prisoners. lie tells encouraging So
lies u the Union sentiment In Nnginla. QuD.
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Col Krrrinnn Cn.hIcr.d

The Court Martial on Col. KERRIGAS did
not find him guilty Of treaton, but OF iueiicisn-
cy and gross neglect Of duty. Gen. McCLEL-
Ian approves the finding and orders him to be
Dismissed the service.
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Aner,o.. r,,esv-pL C.-,.,,.

Washington, FEB. 26.-Tho undersigned gives
notioe 70 the public that the military possession Of
the telegraph, taken ~ order Of the President, viii
make M change wtAteyer In the ,Dduct Of social,
private and Commercial business by telegraph. The
Lines aud business remain In the hands Of telegraph
,moeTs duly authorized By the Wa Department.
tsisnedl Els. SASYoRp,
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tleir publications. TO military operations 10
come, end MT TO AOss which have passed. A
dispatch 70 Superintendent KENNEDY limits
his supervision Of the New York papsrs to the
ieste Of yeHordsy, AID is not ihtsDdod-So We
inSr-Ss a permanent regulstion.
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Wreck of the Schooner M,toor-Three Lives

Grecnport, Fe6. 20.-Ihe schooner Meteor
vent ashore on Plume island yest' rday morning
during heavy gale.
She was bouI with lumber and old Junk from
New BedfId " New York. The crew consisted II
three ~ sides the eaptsn All but the captain per
shed. The vessel liz "A I, tai luas.
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Movements Of Gens. Hunter and Laue.

LedpeRoorth, FEB. 25.-It is understood thai
General Hunter will leave here for 81. Louis today
and General lane, for Washington, tonlOrroW.
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The sprIss Street Railroad.

Albany, FED. 26.-Purther hearing on the
Spring sirss, Railroad bil is sci down Tor Tuesday,
March oh.
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The Treasury Eots bill has received the Ere.
sident's sign turs and become law. Ths DIE
provides for the issus OF $50 co0 900 OF United
States notes, without interest IL sums OF NOT
lesa than Is nor more than ESQ each. on this
amount ESQ 900 00) shall b in lieu OF the De-
mand notes, issued Ia July 1861 which shall
be Immediately tahsn up. The new Tilted
States notes are mads legal tender for all
claims, public ard private except import du-
ties and interest on bonds and notes which shall
be- paya Ia in ocin. Holders o. these notes may
exchange tbom, in sums Of $50 or over, for the
l. s. O per cert bosds, which shAll no redeem
able in five ysars n the option CT the Govern
ment. ard payable twenty ysar1 Af'or date
In order to flr6 the floating debt, the S cre-
,ary Of the Treasury Is Authorized to Issue eou-
pom bonds Amounting % ej00,CoO 900 AZ c per
cent interest. These bonis may 10 solo a. the
mafk,; a'uo for etir 10 pay tbs iaterest on the
! titci States funded Dot All coin received
in payment Of OATES il also not aplr. Tor pay
mont Of interest al {. for a sinking fund f,r
tho purchase G. ors Pc cat Ct tho sa.irs
funded dslt.
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Hurrah fer the .War"-Ncw 10 your cab
chance 10 20 " the seat OF war and gain distinc.
Sor YES and families. A few more able bodia
men wanted N bring the gallant Seth Regiment H.
NV, under command Of Col. CHAS, IL INNRb, y
the maximum standard required by the U. 3. Gov
eTnment Pay, clothing and transportation fur
nsh ed and relief given 70 the wives of solciers to
Inc Aid COMMITTEES, amer being mustered into tha
service 800 bounty paid at the expiration OF thA
war, or honorAbly being discharged. For furthss
information apply 70 Lieut.. JAMES GRANT, kS
oruitinR officer, 80 Centre =. fa0 lbBTuTh'101
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Assembly.

A large number Of petitions were presented,
among them several for and against the Bnoklyn
Carp IL Company iii.
seversl notices we're given d bills by the New
York delegation among them the following:
BY Mr.. Calahar-To amend ,he q ~ Charter and
Resstry Law.
by Mr.. smith-To reduce the fare ON the city
railroads.
BY Mr. Lslor--To protect the rights % Assem- GERS
In ca,s and oInH ibusH
Also sev,ral bills having for their ohisc, the re-
oIm Of the Tammany Snciety and PRIMARY elec-
tons Of New York. consisting Of the following:
~ Mr.. Coddngtnn-To reg La,e nominating con.
" Mi ns In NV York.
BY Mr.. O'vany-To amend the charter u the
Tsmuany pcitty.
by M smi,h-To legaltze the primary elections
u N,w York
Tie B.nk Superintendent presented the ounul
report Of TIRE condition % the saVp o banks Ia she
rle.
The annual appropriation bill Tor The canal debt
ard the mNntenauce Of the canals f.r the fiscal
year o lsG2, WIS passed.
Mr.. Lutrel called up the resolution requiring
the Metrop Titan Police Commissioners ~ Isppr
the amount oi fines received, the disposition mad'
Of them, aud un Ter what authority they were i'm
posed The resolution was then adopted.
Mr. Loutrel ohtrd resolution, which WA
.dopt'd d, requiring the Metropolitan Police Com
mi.sontrs 10 report before the 18Th OF March, ,h
number, grade aud pay OF all po sons employed OF
the police force in any capa' ny, aud whether AM
cfuie employees are under iwenty-one years o
age. or hold other OIL -, OF draw their pay with
out peri, Tming any duties.
TIE town Of ChaIlestown, Va, has beol
evacuated by the rebels. This is a place o
considerable population and imEer'an's, locate
| between HarpsTs Ferry and Winchester, 10
wards which latter city our troops are nov
making gradual advances.
The great fire in Boston, on Monday nigh
| last, destroyed about o. 800, 600 worth OF Pre-
Il paTty Two lives were lost.
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Fi,u Fir, Zouaye..-The lin M

was the hrtt regiment ~ leave Ter tho seat Of ~
IL has done good service in the field, and u now
tened At Newport News, Va, and Ia a fayo ia -
eimsnt with Gen. Wool The commanding ofItst
Col. Loser Is West Puin, gradual o. high stand
iug,and has established tbs character OF the rogime
~ dis,plne and z, Cd oonC uct, Capt. Joseph
Mlciarl and hiss been tetaied with recruiiln
party 10 FIJI up the numt ers Of the ZJuaves, and
now in the ci'y. With view b. promote the oblec
meeting 4 the olo me mbers AID o. thd itzens 90,
orally viii be held AZ Rlr ks Hote, No. 2Ti Grand
near F1rsD til, this Thursday Mug, At o'cl, cl
The tri,rds of,he regimeLt, and the Fire Depart
ment generally are invited 10 attend. The 70 wlnI
nan ed gentlsmen will ne present land Atdrs Oh,
MEETING. JOHN DECKER, Chairman PRosPEi
WETMORE, A, =. oCKEBSIIAu5ER A,
DELATOUR GEORGE +. EESBIrr, JOHN CHI
GER, POPLAR MILLS, WIN. H. FUZZY, OWEN
w BRENNAN, JAMES KELLY. l25
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Iss Regimes New York OhAAseura.-HSsi
JOHN COCHRAHk, Oolonsl.-l00 Abls-bo neA
wanted for this fAvorits regiment now encAmped n
. beautiful location near Washington. Pay, rsioaa
&C, will DO Furnished from day Of enlistment, GAA
each man will reOavs s10o bounty a the Gloss q
tho war. These enliStng In thts rertrsnI ca hASs
thsiT pay drawn BY their families IN New YJrk.
Recruiting once cor. La ave ana e.k q. LeuA y
W, LEE, ksQNiiing oAesE, isia lS'k
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40 IL, Long IslRnd.-A needing Of IN
u ari Of Di ect,rs viii be held At TUpnSny HA
cor York and Pearl STA Brook lyn, ou1this Tour
day evening, Feb 2rth, al ~ o'clock; punctu
attendance il r. qussted PnELIN PETER5O.
q. ID. MICHAEL DAILY, q. s. -
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Our anticIpations have bean rel.izeL \
communication from the Military Sup T7isOr
Of Tslsgraphs. received late Last night specifies
that the order concerning newspapers restricts
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city, yesterday, by the stringent official order
Of the Secretary OF War concerning nowsp ,pers,
tho two principal sections of which are as fol-
T,uoNE.
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CoMMoDoRH Nurr DELIGHTS MORE PEOPLE
every day, at Barnun's dusenm, than all the 9th
novelties in tie city HIS dimihudven "a il beyuns
uts, &c, are inlmitAble.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
Roberts Steel PIows.
EindoW GLASS
Wool I5nc.

fUsT Received Large Stock Of Best CITY Brand
Window Glass c. e. CHAM 5ERLAIH
June II, 81. =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

Sotes and Ulcers, Blotefes ana Sm melHngs ran with
certainty be radically cured Pills are taken night
and mo ning and the OIatncnt be freely as stated
in the printed instructions If trcate in any other
manner they dry up in part break another.
Whereas this Ointment viii remove the humors from
the system ana leive tile Patient vigorous nl healthy
Il VIII require little perseverance, i'll b al cases
to insure Il lasting cure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

Any goods purchased at this establishment not an.
swering fully the recommendation, can be returned
and the cash refunded Always happy TO slow our
goods to tho ladies, whether they to purchase or
not, Just to show them the difference between tweede.
dun and tweedle dee Come carly and you shall 10
first ypd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
DOORS OPEN ATT O'CLOCK IN THE
NOD N-LNr {. ~

BY handing this bill to your nci4ibor who don't taxa
the papers, wllno only do them IslDaBess but
you WEI place us under lasting obligations. We would
like to enlarge inst here and would
extreme nodcsty and uming and retiring dispos
tinH. The community viii perhaps excuse
strangers in a strange land. Give n call.
Be We have secured the service Of the gent iamanlT
and popular salpsman Mr. J. J. NdI.ToS tt
Delaware, o., Oct. 10 1852. :. +. & j. j. SIU;R
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
S. P. & ]. ]. SHUR {

TTAVE the pleasure OF announcing to the citizens Of
Il Delaware and The adjoining counties that they have
taken the large and comm0dous store Room in the
Union HaI Building, known as the olentAngy, aud have
filled il with t-A r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
Pure Trnphee Seed.

TusT RECEIVED, A SMAII. SUPPLY"OF IMPHF
d SEED Tor sale AT the Upper Hardware and Agrcu
tu-al Store e. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware MAY a62-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
BONDS TO THE c. C. G. C. RAILROAD TO BE
PAID AND COLLECTED.
AppIe Trees! ! Apple Trees F.!

-. yyTHO wants good Orchard Of GRATED Trees
ssS@ w Trees from to 10 feet high, very thrifty
- ald healthy. Cali at the Della ware Garden,
where you be suited
Oct. 3, l362.-A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
Mulav mil Saws.

TUST received another lot of the above Saws. Also
sJ lets Butting Drag Saws, for Saving Wood BY
Horse Power.
Jam 10 &C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
w anfed ]

1.-TWO TONS MAPLE SUGAR, at Highest Mark
L Frice, in exchange for STOVES and TN WARE.
April I1'6Z-u. N WILLIAMS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

TEST received, large addition to my stock of TKoN
u and STEEL, which makes my assortment complete
all the styles of common Iron for Wagons and Bug
gies &c. Also, Steel Dandy Tire; Spring steel from
to inches wide Cast Steel, assorted sizes; German
Steel; American and English Rster Steel.
Dec. 6, '6l c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
MOST Desirable ONES

NJ r. w AGES
TETTsHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF TIE La
wv dies OF Delaware and vicinity
To a stock Of Millinery,
. Now full and complete,
At No. Wages BlGCk,
Around on VIM
If you want to get a Rohnct,
Good style. cheap and neat,
Cali around at No. 2
Wages Blocs, William St.
If you wart a Hat Cap, Shaker
Ilead-drrss, net, Or fit out complete,
Crnoline excepted,
Gail around at No, , William st.
Particular attention paid to custom work,
Bleaching aud Trimming done neat, A
FE. Den forgeE.h place, -i
No. Wages Bock William st.
is-. We are thankful for past favors,
And our old customers we'll be happy to
greet,
And neT will do well before buying
To call around at No. ?, Wages Block Wm st.
april Is, 1S62.-tI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
A NEW FEATURE IN
MARBLE ~ OREA

Myers Martin Il Co, having abort time since patent
ed an adjustable shield and arched mouldlngs for
and headstones we respectfully inform the
citizens Of Delaware and vicinity that we nave puF-
chased the right of said patent Tor this county and are
now prepared to manufacture all kinds OF work, en-
bracng the various features OF this new deulce IS a
great Improvement, and Of such nature as to recon-
nend itself toa being as permanent and lndesructa.
GI the marble itst3 i is used for fastening i'm
ovaby regular irregular surfaces Shields, Arch
ed MouIdnEs. Wreats, Medalii0Hs. Canopes Sc, &c !,
presenting them rcef, az lss than hdtt the usual
cost, it is great saving il. marble well as one
hunreJ cent ID labor. Fora djustiHg shield
(for prot Ctiou of E nesscs) pre- emnencc Is claimed,
for while it is adjustable il inscpafablc from the
monument which is essential in monumental archltec-
ture J. II. GRIFFITH has lad practical experience OF
20 years the work Of marble and stone, Iei-
ther til9e expense beiHg spared in Pertecting Linn
self in every department OF the business; having been
engaged upon large Jobs in Marble Works where eTcry
branch was carried in the most approved method
having visited Galleries o schools Of Design and
Sculpture, Marble Aars md large Cemeteries, both OF
Europe and the states consequently had an epportun
ty collecting variety OF plans and dcsglis ia the
various sty u Cemetery decorations. Nc feel fully
confident that shall be able to give entire saiisac
ton TO al who may with their p9trnnagr.
c. CoyEiL Will be constantly travelling through this ant
adjoining counties soliciting orders and delivering work
Delaware, Ohio, september 25 1S62-ly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
Notice to Tax-Paye1s Of Delaware County.

5 f5a fa asS sf @ sss 49
~ ~Tnh hlC
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

EN- and BOYS THIS ADJOINING COUNTIES
"a Although thousands upon thousands Of patriotic
fn have lettheir homes in defense of their country
are still great many LETT, whom it will be
ned to tP IN that though the cold frosty DAYS
Autumn ana inter are coming upon them, they ran
supplied with the necessary preservatiVes i'll the
lape OF READY MADE CLormNG, FuRN1snING GooBs
AwLs, HATS AMI CAPS. at prices. The reputation
selling Gooos IN this line lower than any other house
town, in the county. borne by the undersigned for
number Of years, Will be st moro fully maintained
season. The great commercial disaster ia cas-
cities having enabled them to buy thoIr Goods be-
az the original cost Of them, and tho advantage Of
tich they are now giving their customers by oHerng
sem goods at fabulous low prices,
Now, therefore, all We and boys, be ye hg or lit
O, rich poor, como the GREAT CLoTHNG EMPoRIUM
Reynolds X frank, and let your wants be big lit
4Athey will be happy to wait on you, sell you all yOa
tnt, aad send you yonr way home rejoicing
No charge for showing goo-s. ..iv#
REYNOLDS s FRANK,
Delaware, Oct. s6. 1861.