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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Arrived.

Steamship City Of Newly (Br) Potric Liverpool April
and lueeaisown lVIha! p M, nd'e and ol4 pass to
Steamship Marion ~ g. trsn,port) Philipa Por Royal
18th ins mails and pzss 90 the Navy Agent 9th inst, st
Adger Susquehanna klsnbeau and bak hoehuek 2Cth ~
65 p ID a;tere' heavy ics Sc. in which eontGnsd
steamship Oriental sailed nth with the remaining F1lAsh
prlsoaer' supposed for Eew.York
Halifax 4 IL lust, ndsc 20 Fapcs McDouad Son. 2st
,ost 80 miles f. Of MOusak Light passed esmshp Ajax
Steamship Oriental Taro, POr, Royal 18th inst a, go
Had tine wesh-rn up TO Cape Henry since then strong
ON NJ f. Has been detained outside the Hook ~
Ship Geose Hurbu Mason BOrdeuuI March ls mdse to
Sturses Clearman Clsaman Go. l4th inst betw st
nnd q 20 and lon % 40 and 81 g. passed % icsbsg
ship O. B. Lamsr Bradley, London snd the Down, March
westerly gales most Of tho passage
bark Ma, flower Due Barbsdoe. 18th inst, old metal and
Brig A. r. Flaksr Lord Messna IS days. passed Gibraltar
March o. fui. and birthstone 70 G. T. Peters Msreh -
lat e Lon IS spoke brig j. H. Harris Rs'hbun, from Palsr
u s utter zach, Henrietta Lieut. cOms Jane,
Gordon Bennett. IT,, PoIt Royal ls,h inst.
sehr susan, Bears. Boston days. mdss to s. w. Lewi'
sehr Mary C. Terbel NlcicnOn Manhs:sanvie iron fol
schr Mrsaro, Powell PcntOn Philadelphia undse to J.
sclr Sea Bird, LOcihdse Philadelphia mdss to }.
ssir K.lahsn, Edwards Phi.dephis, ml's. 10 J. 4 N
sS6r I.Asc Cohen Herts spOIord. ROndOu,, coal fo
Boston.
schr Harriet Fuller Hamilton, RoudOut, coal for Phis
delphia
schr Chaunccy St. John, Doyle Elizabe.hpat for New
Haven.
sehr. T. l.. Miller, White, Elkabethpor, fsr Newport
Sohr. Victor Sears. fliEabe,hpot for Providence.
seSr S Ann Msfi. Roosevelt EiiabshppTt for Fall Ri1eI
Schr. l.. r. Potts. soper, Eihabethpet for Dishton
schr. J. g. Waldron, Small, Newport, IN ballast
schr NJ. q. Lowell, Kimba EhkabethpoIt for Hartford
Sehr. TeIas, Champlin, Elilsbethport for Norwich
Sohr Delaware Rchsii Rondout cement for Pors outh
Steamer Minnesota Allen, Baltimore udse to william
DalkeL -
Steamer General Megs (U s. trsnsport), Watson rhila
dephia, Ia ballast.
Steamer Martha slsvens Dsusherty Baltimore, mase. 4
WIN. Dalkell =.
Steamer Mars Nichols, Philadelphia, mdss to L'psf
Kirkpatrick
Steamer Mdlsses. Fox. Philsdelphis. mdss to Lope
L Fitzpatrick.
Steamer Pelican. Jones' Providence mdse. 10 T.. byDsL
bELUW-l bark and brig.
sAILEp--U. e. steam transport bsltie' having tow n
iron-olaa u. \. gnnbost Oaiena.
| WIND During tho day s. T., with rain 1os.
The U. s. Transport Gen Mssi, bm. at prer No 10 Ne.t
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..,..".APML? %
Cleared.

Stesn,tip-Asis Shsnnon, Liverpool. T. Cunard.
Shp-Noutehel.o. Henderson. Liverpool Snow Burgess
Bass-Randser Wellington, Bsrbsdoes. H. TrowbTidge
road Co.
Bh.s-Jsmes Davi, Staples Phiadepha III. d. Brookmsn
{ Coz Fosca Heiers tHol) Roder, Amsterdam Funch,
Mencso Wontt Manner (Brl, Atkinson, Cork H. J. s
c. A. Dewofi Hannah lBr), Allen, Halifax, Smith Jone.
Go.
Schooner,-M c. Rome, Thurton. Gloucester j. Lynch.
Emily Curtis, Nueyils., D. G. Murray Evelyn Palmer
stamford D. Sanford; Horace T.. BELL MuEchis Nnevitas
Miller & HousLion America, Reynolds, Providence Il.
Kenny . C. Aessr. Rich stamford. H. saafordi Magnet
sAnborn. Phsde phia, r. Talbot & Co.
s,cam.r.-H. Berd.n Loper. Philsdelphis LcrsT Xix
patrick, Bristol. Chafst. Phiiadepha.
Barso-RichInond, McShes Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Aram 7j-Bsien
Justice BARNARD.


The People, &C., agt. Chauncey Larkin, alias
Wrn Dudley ass Col. Dupont-TLis prisoner 10 indicted
for ssnd larceny Mr. Charlie, e. Whitehead tho Assistant
DisircAtosy In opening ha TRIAL for the pros, cutiob.
made the following statement Of tho facts Of the ssy
weeks since the prisoner called sl the store OF mess
Ball. Black Co. who extensive dealers In swelly and
military equipments &o Hs represented himself mill
Gry man, and that he desrous Of having his portrait
taken to further hich desire ho wanted TO borrow swoId
salh ard belt It customary with OF tho officers
connected with the army TO procure and snowy equip
meats in this Temporarily for the purpose OF having
their photographs tshsn and thus hand down themselves to
PosteTy. In this instance however the prisoner failed to
the goods which valued ut col aud no was sub
sequen arrested and indicted Tho prosecution would also
show that tho phsonsr convicted In 1893 OF obtaining
oods under se pretenses under the Of Fillmore and
,rcnord to the etss Ph.on In view Of this previous Of
frnse the present crime oyed serious penalty than
t would Il 1t Mas the hrst ohenss.
The prisoner dressed In neat military coat but with
out shoulder straps aud dark pan.aoons Ho appeared quite
~ryou' and ,lsned at ihe nnai.'y position he was placed
m Fxlrds- Stuart aud B Garyn appeared AS bis cop sci
Tie evidence VI Mr.. John " Price, CLERK In the nJIte,
department of Mes,rs BALL. Black Co.'S STORE sabslSatised
tie above ,aes lie also sad that the prisoner gay resented
hin.sl a, sn-ph-w oil Commodore Dupont,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

Tns STEAM FRIGArE RoAyoKE.-The esukcrs
are at work On the friQate Roanoke, caulking her
.ides preparatory TO iron armor being affixed 1t Is
peced that part of the plates will be put on at the
ward, and the remainder at the Novelty Works. The
Roanoke will have the Ericsson towers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

Since Jan. leo. $26 l29.U' s+oJs3Ts7 SJs'is'4oV
We are desired to state in reference to the COM
municaton of "a Stockholder," which appeared in
our paper of yesterday respecting the affairs OF the
stuyyesant Insurance Company, that active meas
ures are being used to trace out all the circumstances
connected with the defalcaon Of the late Secretary
and report will be made rs soon as this can 10 ac
complished. AS far US the examination has pro-
eressed in regard to the loss which will fall on the
Company the capital, at least, would appear to be
unimpaired.
Tie City Of New-York brings advices to the 9th
inst. Tie Money market had been little more act
i've, in consequence of payments on loans, but best
bills were quoted at 2la2s p cent Letters state
that there is considerable disposition to invest in
American Government securities, Erie, &c. Con-
soils were iirm. Cotton was also firm, and Bread
stuffs steady.
No change of Importance took place in American
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
niarkets-cAhETULlI RErosTrp YoR TnEN. Y. Tmsvxx.


TUESDAY. April %. 1869.
ASHES steady. and IN fair dsmsud, At s3 for Pearls
and s. 62A for Pots.
COTTON-Under rather more favorable European advice
tho demand has been tctiye and ts market cose G
sdvenc. Of 1c b sales Of 500 bales basis Of 29l
Teysa
COFFEE Rio remains dull but holders sll demand fu
sales OF only Us bsss 70 POO eslef also Of 100 mats
Java &c. and about 30 bags st. Domingo for Wos
India descriptions for export tho demand still very good
aud hear Of sses Of @ bags Merscsbo soid previous
last and to-day about 1909 bags LsgusyTs said to have
been sold private term Nisrn Scott Sons Circular
Of date The business Of the week follows Sales
Rio during the past week have been confined 20 IA bags j.
c. Cose at 2tc the market closes steady but nacte for
West India descriptions there has been considerable export
demand and sales have been made Of $500 bags ST. Domngo
if 9l6c cash, In bend, Stock Of Rio and Santos
the 22d day OF April 1862 0899O bsgs OF Java mats
l6sl8 bags Lagusya, 3779 do; 81 Domingo 2375 do
Cssrs 49O do other descriptions $50 do total and
bsp l55 OIL Stock Of Rio in Baltimore April 49, loo
bsss; sndin Phsdephs 23D0 do. Quotations; Rio odi.
nary to prime l9all;c do fair to good csrgoes l8d20c
2a23e LaguayIa 2a22c Java, DIats and bags,
26d264c. and St. Domingo, l9dI9sc"
COPPER-ReHned IDsoti in improved demsnd sales Of
200 900 ID Lske at 80, cash.
FLOUR AND MEAL--Wesiem and State Flour Ia in I'm
proved demand aud the market hrmer influenced by light
arrivals In Of tho flooding OF the Central Rail
road and the favorable from Europe The sales
~ $50 bbG st 81 60G - 10 for Suporns State and
wesen; - e0G&5 for extra S,stei IS 10d S5 10 for
frcy Stste o. u 50 05 for tho low grades OF Western
sht S5 100 IS IS for Northern roundhoop exrs Ohio
80 tsd SO ~ for trade brands do. Canadian Flour la
zoo demand and Is BETTER sales Of 800 bbs at 81 o3a
r. ~ ioi the low grades o. Spring Wheat extras, and
" V"p 10 80 for trade Lsuds. 6ouhera Flour 10 bef
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
SUPERIOR COURT-GEyERAL TERN-APRrL ~
NOTICE TO THE BAR.

NOT ICE TO THE BAN'
Notes of issue for the May General Term must DC
6lsd with the Clerk on or before Saturday 26th inst
sPxcIAL TgRx-Apn 22-Before Justice boswoRrH.
DECISIONS.
Peter Archdeacon agt. Augustus Johnsonj James
C. Loyett sat Charles r. Wslie; Virginia G. Mattne" sgt
John H. Drsie-Orders Of substitution granted
Before Jus,ice MoscKIgr.
FU,, f. Bslcom sgt Denis julien; John d. Hosset est
Edward Hagan.-Orders of Substitution granted
William SicNally agt. Lloyd b. Van Alstcn.-See memo
rsndum on Gle In Clerks Office. a.
Joh seigwick .gi. Geo H. Howand-Order granted. see
memorandum with Clerk. -,
Frs, River Bsnk sgt Thomas Kennedy y.-Motlon denied
with 81 costs. ,
Before Justics WHfTr.
lama, G Wiett aat Theodore Oaisrdet Judgment for
niF on demurrer but with leave to defendant to ans"
kn tep dsys alter notice Of entry Of this order upon pay
ueut Of costs Of dom 10 be busted.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
We iudgs that he will bo found decided addition
TO tho New.York stage.

We have heard Mr. j. w. Wallack to more ad'
vantage On several occasions he fell into the STACEY
eocution: there is no reason for this with man
who can act as be did in Fagin's part.
Mrs. Cbanfrau looked very sweet and womnnly
and charmed tho audience.
Mr. Mollenhauer still conducts the orchestra, and
was twice encored, in combined piece and in solo
of his own.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
COURT OF GENERAL SEssToNs-ArRiI 2a-Befor'
Recorder HOFyasy.

Recorder H0FgAsy.
This morning the following gentlemen were I'M
psnu.ed AZ Grand Jurors. George Bell foem,D John Bao
coei Andrew Clarke, Samuel IT, Cornell VIM fhn, m N
y unwen Robt : HAYWARD Henry w. Hunt. VIM u.
Lane, ssher II. Munsel. Edward Nelson, Samuel TnoT
.on Albeit H. Tion William Whi'ttnghan, George L.
Dnyelinek VIM A. K.ttlets. Chss. G. Leigh Adam T. Mar
tia Jesse Oakley Rush Patterson, james H. fnfhey Ssn
usi Perry George s. Pbiips.
Tho Recorder delivered brief charge 70 the jury
ns them on the o. crime eyitenced IN the
smalne,, Of tn. calendar and they retired 70 denosse
srwsrd Olsen was tried charge OF grind larceny IN
u,ssII,g from Major Charles g. Van Quiliedt L. A. ue
.un OF q and gold watch and chsn The Jury fonnd the
prisoner guilty and he Was sentenced to the s'se f'h ''
TIVE years
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
co1rnr cALrNnAR-Tnr, pAr.

SUPREME CoURT-CiRcUIr.-Part Lover and
Trm,sr-psrt U-Nos Il8 242i 1870 1895, sOla, 2oli'
aos a0is 2oll 2i 1850 20J2 1884 $685. 1O41 2Oif 2'iO
SUpersy CoURr-SPEcrAL TERn.-Nos. IL, 33l,
Az lsl a5l 2g2 2s3 1884, 37l 2l6 500 to 3g9 80, o-s,
SUPERIOR CouRr-PartI Nos. III lili, 2,S9,
is7 1863 iO31 2sl Il2 639 1873, l9'9 s7e l''' |S'
KtSGs CoUsTY CmcUTT CouRr-APRIL %
Mo- loo lls 100 I2e 1873. i29 100 l3T. lB lto o.
Al 70 10 ia Ii5 I46 ls7. 1873. lao l5o ISL 49, J4
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Bnrnina Nnio, Oils, sc.

C,RIrDE or REFINED pErkoLECr. OlaI ,l,, .,I
Received direct the nann..'SIs ,d.S ., %.
for ,sle iu quantities 10 sat "a p,mnTtii X GEO .iiFES
very owea' ns ,ssI and 4 SS Wili.iu St. Ts.fHA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

IMMATURE AINsssr
sun RI,e,.,5:cD s.t,.........6.f7 Moon-Rses. 2.l4
sICH pAs.
saE y Hook. 1894 Goy. lind.. 4:2i HeuOatc... eo3
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Receipts OF Pvedscs.

APRIL 227CO0 bbs Flour go bblf. Com Mesh ooo bbi
Whisky Loo pkg. Lard, 7,to0 bush Com, aoo ps ITO
yisions
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

Al auction, to-day, were sold l, ,oi' lo.s oi DIS
and French dress goods, shawls, &c inere w'is s
good attendance aud good bidding on desirable eoouS
Messrs. L. Maard Il Co.'S sbawls mostly prOusn' ~
ON sdvance, and were all Sold British fancy woven
dre,s goods. from Messrs Lane, LHmson " Co..
hrorabf fair prices for desirable styles, and were
II, .on. Jaconets and orgaudes brought
nreyicus auction prices, aud we're duplicated, but
prices were low as a general thing. large lot OF
ribbons went off we'll
The exports of the week are not up to those OF the
came week Of last year, but in excess OF lS6o.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Exports
Exclusive of srece) from the Port Of New York to
foreign ports for the week ending April y, and since
Jan. /:
1860. 1861. 1862.
For the week...": :... 1924 sIOZ4Io sl'ssi'sa5
Previously reported. A593,5i3 9,Ji7N' 9''"iio'i
-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Annug erreuia
, ,ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
WEDNESDAY. April 70. 1857
GRAND EASTER FESTIVAL.
'A'r5 r5-Two TWt'S1 SarERB R PERg0RMANciEasp NiapAsH'
10 the Afternoon at ocioek-Eyening
at each performance; the fret.
HOP O. MY THUMB:
THE OGRE AND THE DW&RFi
dsmaii1ed from of the most interesting nursery omspcs
in which tue largest aud smallest en ever seen toseh
'' TUE PELGIsy GIANT, Q FEET HIGH!
representing rssrectvey tho ogrc and Dwarf for the aFe
'''' "'" REAL LIVING CHARACTERS
This the Interesting play to chdfen put upon hs
stage and Go9rR.sr TG T s1cSdI11y OF IIvyNo HUMANITY
the most instructive and pleasing l. 10 followed .. each
'i'DA"'e Wit" THE LADY OF MUNSTER,
s.rsnt Musical En,erteiument by Mrs PRIOR, Mis
c. AFFORD, Mesna. Hsdawsy Janson and bridsensn. Ia
addition will also be exhibition at al hours, day sa4
THE QUAKER, or WOODEN GUN.
from the Rebel Foricstions at Ccn.reyillc, Va
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUa
whose departure from the city has been delayed.
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
from North.rn Seas the Lsyiathan Of the roat deep
TnE LIVING BLACK SEA LION.
% f Ts sSSkE Ti TsfaT vSd hapPY sss
ILY LIVING TURTLE, GRAND AQUARIA, with is
multitude OF Deautuul RON, near Alihoo
other eurosities.
Admi.si,n to all IS c,s children under 10, Is eta
A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
IA VIII be given by tho
PUPILS OF THE COOPER-UNfON MUSIC GLASS;"
TO THEIR TEACHER,
o. SESHsH @E6sks6av Il EvsHisd hs5sT1%l aFI8 y 1891,
In the large halt Of the
COOPER INST1r UTE:
On which occasion the following artists have kindly constnsA
to Gssist:
MADAME sTOEPEL, MESSRs: J: r THOMAS,
MISS COLEMAN, THOS. WHITE,
MISS KiSSY STOEPEL y. EbEN,
EDWARD BOEbM, the celebrated flutise
the celebrated Gislione'is.
Together With
FULL CHORUS or 25l OF THE -
COOPER-UNIOS MUSIC CLASS
Cond,ctoY Y...................GEORGE +. BRlSTOW
Doors open at concert commences. II O'CLOCK icke
q cents each may be Obtained Of Firth Pofd No 9sI
Broadway; Hall Son, No. 5s3 Broadwayi H. h. Dof"orh
No Astor.plsce Webb Allen, No Clinton iisli ~
.y No ao Bowery aud a. door the evening Of the
concert. IL, a.
the tlst
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

The exchanges at the Clearing House shis morn
ing were go 9,80l.629 81.
The following table will compare the preSon'
condition of the banks with that at the close Oh 'pe
corresponding week last year:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

River IA loading subsistsncs stores medicines d AZ.
n.qoOns for Key West F0a Jeacon and Fort Pictsuz sa
will >ell tomorrow, the 23d.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks,
made up on Monday afternoon, presents the follow.
ing aggregates, az compared with those Of the pre-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25


TnE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, No. III Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open tC
receive deposits and make payments. daily, ex-
ccept Sundays from Q O'Clock, A. NJ. till l p.
Ai. On Tuesday evenings from to 8 o'cl. ok
and ON Saturday evenings from to O'Clock.
Profits upon deposits IN this institution after
payment OF necessary expenses, nre all to he di-
Vided among the depositors Dividends are de
olared semi-annually, in the months Of April aud
October. A dividend Of per cent. for months
(being at the rate Of per cent per annum) was
declared In October last.
The Charter enacts that no member of the
Board of Managers shall be entitled to receive
any profit or emoument for his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation
Managers William s. lIilles, Edward Belts,
HI Todd, Joseph W. Day, Charles W. Howlaud,
Thomas W. Bowers George W, Bush, Edward
Moore, Leonard Il. Wales Clement d. smyth,
Dr. j. +. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM. Candy.
WILLIAM s. llLLEs, President.
GEORGE W. BUsn, Vice President.
JOHN P. MoLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
A. d. INsLEE's
New Book List.

Lessons n Life, by rimoth Ticomb, 90
Spare Hours, by John Brown, NJ. d author
of "lab and his Friends" so
SonRs in many Keys by o W. Holmes, l26
In Memoriam, by Alfred Tennyson, u new
and superb edition for Holidays, $50
Saxe's Poems in blue and gold, 70
Play Book of Science, by Pepper illustrated
with 300 engrayiugs, l.75
Play Book Of Metals by Pepper illustrated
with 300 engraviugS, l.75
A Commentary on the Epistle to the Seven
Churches in Asia, by DEM French, 100
Cloister and the Hentth, by Chas. Reade,
Paper 10 cents, cloth, 1926
Record of an obscure Man, 70
Notice to Quit, by W. q. Wills, paper, 90
East Lynne, paper 90
For Better for Worse. paper, 20
Streaks of Light, or Fifty two fncis from the
Bible for tlty-two Sundays in year, GO
Jenkins vest pocket Lexicon, 90
Sunsets on the Hebrew Mountains. by Rev.
j. II. Alacdul. rs
Lord Bacon's Bible Thoughts, 100
Pathways of promise, 90
Old Margie's Flower Stall. 80
Angus Tarlton, by A. l., o. f., %
The Chiefs Daughter or dny break in Britain
by A.. L. o. H., 20
The Near and Heavenly Horizons, by
Madame deGasparim, 100
Amy Deane and other talcs, 75
All new books received aa soou as published,
A. D. INSLEE'S
Book and Stationery Store,
G03 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
EIAWARE
Sherif,s Sale.

sahaa, BY virtue ofa writ of Vend. Exps. 10 d.
sa rested, will be EXPOSED to Public Sale, al the
isEH Hotel Of John Foster in the City Of Wilmington,
klzz4Aa New Castle County and stata Of Delaware on
SATURDAY, the LIST day Of March, 1862 at O'Clock, r.
NJ, the following described Resi- Estate viz;
All that certain parcel or lot Of land. with the three
sored brick dwelling house thereon erected situate 10
the CITY of Wilmington Aforesaid, and bounded and d.
serlbed as follows, to wit Beginning st corner Of 3i
belonging to George Powell the westerly sds of Tatna
street between Second Third street at the distance Of
seventy one feet two Inches from Third street. thence
ery through the division wall OF this and George powes
house aud thence along the line tho said George Powell
seventyone feet 10 line of the heirs Pierce Hnton de-
ceased thence southery parallel with Tatnall street.
twelve feet ten inches IN lot belonging
TO Jesse Sharpe thence eastery along the line of Jesse
Sharpe and parallel with Third street seyenyone feet
the westerly side Of Tainal street. thence nOrhery along
the line OF Tatnall street twelve re inches h the place
OF beginning be the contents more or les.
Seized aud taken in execution the property Of John
Maguiro aud to be- sold by
LEVI Il. MOORE, Sheriff.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principal

FAIL bEcoIUN IhuVl
HR Fall and Winter Session of this Institution will
L commence on the hrst WEDNESDAY Of November
and continue five months.
The buildings and grounds have been placed In
pete order and nsd up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort aud convenience Of Students
Rooms furnished for the older boys, In Colleges for
private study free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course Of Instruction Is thorough and practical
leges fer the active duties Of the farm shop count
lug house.
By the bsralty Of the Board of Trustees the Academy
urnished with Library Of 600 volumes, and Of
ths best eoeetions Of Chemical and Philosophical AppA
rAtus In the United Sates-thus aording facilities for
acquiring complete Scientific aud Mathematical slucA.
lion far superior to NEST schools In our country.
The bsst Teachers will be employed, and no labor
spared to secure the proper moral mental and physical
training Of ths young men entrusted to his Terms
moderate. For circulars and information address,
EDWARD d. PORTER,
RM Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
Sherih's Sale.


4aasSer By virtue Of writ Of Levari Facias to me
l9llk directed will be exposed 10 Public Sale. at the
ii Hotel Of John Foster, in the city Of Wilmington
hileA New Castle County, and state of Delaware, ON
SATURDAY, the lst day OF March, 1862, at O'Clock F. NJ
the following described Real Estate, visi
All that certain lot parcel Of land lying and being
situated in the city Of Wilmington Aforesaid bounded and
iescrhed as follows that IN say beginning for the
on the southerly side OF Ninth street the distance
ioryhree feet from the formed by the intersection
of the westerly side Of Madison Street with the southery
side Of Ninth street. thence south thrytwo degrees
forty nine teet to the norhery side OF alley two feet
wide running from Madison street to Monroe street,
thence along said side Of said alley north fifty eight de-
geea west fourteen feet 10 stake, thence north thirty
two degrees east orynine the southery side Of
Ninth street het along said side " said street. south
lyght degrees east fourteen feet to the place Of begin
ming bs the enta within said bounds less with
the FREQ and uninierruned iarty and privilege OF
and passage in and along the said alley passage abnve
mentioned forever hereafter in with others the
owners tenants orcnpiAr Of land bounding thereon
subject nevertheless to his proporouae share Of all
cessary charges and expenses which shall from time 70
said alley
Seized and taken in execution the property George
to be sold by
LEVI T.. MOORE, Sheriff
sherE's Office. New Castle. February To- ls63-Iits
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25

CANcERs CunEp.-Dr. Lesey informs the
people of Wilmington and vicinity, that lie will
resume his professional duties in this city, and
will be found at Almonds Hotel, corner Fifth
and Market streets, for the CURE OF CANCERS,
on the third Saturday in January, 1861, and on
the third Saturday of every month thereafter,
until further notice, between the hours of ten
o'clock in the morning and two in the afternoon.
Persons afflicted with cancerous diseases are in
vited to call dec 1871
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
Some 0, the reasons ,ehy Bpme .eN so me-

ShOe3.
In the first place, ne secures large and COM
modious establishment at low figure and fits
it up in good order buys his stock in large
quantities, thereby getting 1t at the lowest mar
ket prices he has his Shoes made SO that the
most faatidious cannot find fault with them; his
expenses being comparatively email, he puts his
shoes down to the lowest living rates, and then
he advertlses literally AID as a consequence he
sells his shoes OIL rapidly and gets the cash with
which to 60 in quest of more bRrgana to be again
laid before bis customers, now at this time Of the
year, when everybody is buying shoes for the
fall and winter. We would advise them 10 give
Birne Il call, as he has on hand one of the best
assorted stocks of Boots and Shoes that is TO he
found ia the State. All busncss in his line
promptly and personally attended to by the pro-
prietor, James W. Birnie, No. l02 West Second
street between Shipley and Orange Wilmington.
Del. Sigu Of the big Black Boot.