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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14
THIRTY ,sEvENTH rCONGREss.
'Ian"'' oIna Iii First Session. l. .1.l.LI v.
WA HINGToN, Feb. 10.


WARRINGTON, Feb. 10. H'e
SENATE Sherman objected 10 the
amendment 70 the Treasury note bill, providing
for deposit on 1t. as il would tend TO prevent itS
exchanr into bonds, and do great harm h
Mr.! King moved to reduce the percentage to
- Tie amendment prosidine for q deposit at
Ave per cent was rejected. .0TiBeg
The amendment setting apart the proceeds of
the public lands and coDfiscAted properly and
duties On imports, for the Interest Of the debt
IN honda and notes, and for a sinking fund, was
adouted ,a63hudha 0HlIN ~ FG8f RJ1
.si Several other verbal amendments of the
committee wete adopted. saa 'iH71aooi 20
s Mr. FessSnden moved To amend the fret sec.
lion 40 az. To- make the bonds redeeuable at
pleasure in Eve yeare, instead Of twenty, aud
payable in twenty years. . ,,,,.,.,,, .1,ss,,.,
ln Mr., Sherman opposed the amendment, as
tending 10 depreciate the character of the
bonds Eid' Io' hdiaab sn1sli9ai boz y'H'-,' l7
MI, Fessenden said the amendment was to
prevent paying too high interest for q long num-
ber Of years 1sViasE 1aH lif9 'a bad aa .ssa
Mr. Chandler said there was no time since
the first of November that the war could not
be closed In sixty days Only one obstacle stood
in the way for TOUR months, which Congress
could remove to morrow. He believed the
order 10 move forward would be- given, and tAe
war closed by the fret day of May. ass ilirda
A message was received from the House say.
ing that it disagreed with the Senate amend
ments 20 the civil and miscellaneous appropri-
alton bill. Adjourned. 90 iolop 3 sitf gli'll
l., ~ ssd iae 1a' y WAsHiNoroN, Feb. 49,.
The Treasury note bill was taken up. The
oueation wae on Mr. Fessenden,s amendment
20 make the bonds redeemable after Eve years
At the pleasure Of the United States, which
Amendment was Withdrawn, vs. bss5sf i'sss ID I
4 Mr.. Collamer moved 10 strike out that poF-
| ton of the bill which makes the notes q legal
tender for private debts. yiasWI WAC
!, Mr., Wilson was opposed to- the amendment,
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oSm.i Fss ss.s5 sall., " i'm ID. Gunbon.s

ST. LOUIS, Feb. i13.--The Democrat learns
that Com. Foote, With the guDboats 81 Louis.
Louisville aud Pittsburg, left Cairo Tor the
Cumberland river at 10 o'clock on Tuesday
night The Cafondolet unexpected 70 join
them at PAducah.I 10 consequences OF high wa
ter and unusually rapid current 10 all the rivers
the aeetisnot expected toreach Fort Donelson
uotll .thls, morning; and AZ y is presumed the
attack will not be made until there is complete
readiness on the part of both land and naval
forces, che neas Of the result cannot be ex
pected before tonight CT TO mcrsow morning.
M The Republican Of this morning states that
General Hitchcock has not yetaccepted the ap
pointmeAt of Mrjor-G General, but will respond
when his commiseion is received. @tHs4Hai'
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FROM NOFEOik-An Attack ON the City
81 Il rlNl on on aArLlY ExPeCied. IL y n

~ FoRrREss MoNRoE, Jan. l2--No flag Of truce
to-day. No arrivals from the Burnside Expe
dition. -9N@A SN%' NN@'S@A Ae'@Se] ii'N
AZ the boat was coming down from, Newport
oNeWs this morning, d man was picked up In a
small boat who leit Norfolk yesterday morning,
and made bic escape from 5eWell's Point
He confirms ell previous reports, and dostates
that Norfolk has been placed under martial
Law, and yolunteets 10 defend the city are
called for ia vain. !, . a e@s gs 'A1I-i Iir 5r
aa The work on the Merrimae was stopped on
Saturday last, and she is now At the Navy Yard,
drawing 90 much water shat she could not get
out evea II she was ready for see. yeda 80 % 90
osq The gFeateet alarm prevails st Norfolk, and
an attack 10 momentarily expected.
~ There ere said TO be only about two hundred
troops at 6ewall's Point a9 ishaq ,aaaa iss'4l
lao ArumUr was ii circulation Of Norfolk that
The defeat at Roanoke Island Was owing to the
treachery Of the North Carolina troops.as g,sya
- The great Sawyer quo at Newport News
burst yesterday, while being fired, Two men
OF ., Massachusetts Regiment were instantly
killed and another seriously injured. Four or
J, ave other persons who were 10 the vicinity were
( aleo wounded, but not seriously. sas2-hl
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L IL Money marIet.
,rv,,., .,,.o ~. r,. ou,o ,r.runInl {

is lTrLssRArnED ron Tnx ONO srAnnMAH.JI
II. ssf- NEW YoRK, Feb. u.
The money market shade easier, with alarge sup.
ply OF capital seeking Investment +s,g
Cali loans are quoted at 5D6 per cent. and strict
ly first class paper at697 per cent.
Bankers bills.
American Gold continues active at 4k94K per cont.
California Gold Barsare quoted at s9sK percent pre-.
Government stocks Arm; sales of sIO Treasury ns,ss
at 9eK@96x.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14
BRANDnBTMsv svRGgrABLEP PILLS

AnA8AtN0AA N . " h1W N III II RlLLS
Are infabis foro siigssss, ppasnss loss Of appet
sick headache, gddiiess sense Of bloaog after nsas
dlzzineD drowsnesN and eslnpbs palms. and ali disor
derS Of The stomach and bofelsq gs srs nsrblds ,no
0JtOFiEinai Letter st sOt OanaI street, New YORK.
~. o. COOK publlshsf of the Stdss Bdnasr. Ben
nipgtons " ,sals he sps atiseked MIN DYsPEpsIA,
and suffered 90 severely om t. that not particle Of
food coqid svsiored without occasioaipg the mos.
In bis stomsoh.s For Ave years
he ssom thiIdreAdfuI complaint, whsn he used
BRAHpKnTHS FILLS. The arst box dId not seem %
bsnsat him much, but the second change and
By the tine hshad tdksnsI1 bozss COMPLETE CURE
was seectsd, AssVG NY dyspepsia was gone and my
expectation Of 40 early death vanished" 4.
BRANDRETR'9 PILLS are sold a. the PRINCIPAL
oRrIoE aptcANAL q. and fUEIor SQUARE, New
fork. G3uiai.. 30 7nE3io l'lasIoM osiA
Obsih your hFst supply frcm Of these depots or
from one Of the regular advertised agents for the aBN
INH BRANoRntH's iPIbte: you win then Know how
to discern tstweso the true and The ialse. sa
SOLD ~ JoHH =. Coos. DruEgist, Oolumhus, and by
all respeciabe deaerstn nedicinasani 10 ou5Ia -,
janTsimnsyid lo sslosaid bsioaraoo .siGio 5di 30
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14
From Missouri.

2 = RoLLG, Feb. IA special dispatch to the
Missouri Republican says: "A messenger from
Lebanon, just arrived, reports that Sigel's divi-
sion arrived at Msrshfeld, four miles Of Spring.
field. on Tuesday noon.
Price is reported to have left Springfield, and
is encamped near the battle ground Of Wils,n's
Oreek. IHlHa g.JdtIeFa Is.gU. '1Ul.. tf.u.r.I's a
General Sigel is no doubt now In Spring
field iiih fa..e fift -fIt4Vl -A-.t- -ff' H" .i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14
From MexIco-FrightRul sickness
among ,the AIlted Troops.

~, among the Allteo troops.
D NEW YoaK, Feb. I3.-The steamer Colum-
bia has arrived from Haganafon the 6thst hna
Y A newspapsr cotrsspcndence reports the sick
ness among the allied troopa in Mexico a. fright
ful, faoy 10 j.res arBselq s6ss lal 10 siis gid ~
The rebel schooner Victoria sailed from Ea:
yaua on the 7sh win q cargo Of arnsi and am
? Gen. Mafat,a late commander of the Federal
steamer Crusader, iis now, commander Of the
rebel echooBer Ciciie.i vj,sJ d ,ls GOV bji ,,s's
q, It appears that MirGmon oe arriving ct Vera
Cruz from Havana was arrested by the British
Admiral for former robbery of the British
Legation 10 Mexico salasI ~ ,,,,,,, ,,,y,l
IaV Talcott, formerly civil engineer Of the Mexi.
|cah Railroad, and who left 10 Join che rebels in
South Carolina, has returned 70 Havana on the
pirate steamer Kate and is en- route for Vera
Cruzln hopes to9 obtain his old isituatioD, in
which he will be disappointed. ..oo'
the golumbia brings the statement that Ju-
afez had proposed terms Of peace to- the allies,
which were rejected. ss : saisi VI hil .Ig'a.i
BALTIMoRs, Feb. l3-The steamship Balsi-
more arrived here last night, bringing Havana
dates of the bthinet.a ~ tgods ,ga ,ss0ds 80
,a Miramon was arrested on board the Avon, and
is confined on. II. B. M. ship Challenge, and
will not be allowed TO land in Mexico.
q T3e British ship Gladiator 10 still at Nassau
mounting guDs. y She will change her Gag and
become rebel priyateer. op 9lsfL7d ~ t)l sgai
~ commissioners had returned from the city of
Mexico. The Mexican government inssted
upou the withdrawal OF the Spanish forces, but
would accept the Intervention of France and
England sd' 'I7kA pc 7f3d--ai 1AA 'E0--'fJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14
From Cairo.

ST.. Louis, Feb. ia Cairo special to the
Democrat says canponading was heard for three
Columbus. 1t e supposed that the rebels were
prac,icing '' 'aa4 ,F'it y osigeaeo.-.-- ial si-
No boat from the Cumberland or Tennessee
TO day. '.ai577 f9Afs ~ ,t5 1AAoI54 NsfaH a'
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From n.ILI..oulaYiIle.

LoUsvILEE, Feb. l3s--All quiet down the
road. Gen. Hindmsn Is reported at Bowling
Green, supposed to be In consultation with ref
oreDce 10 the evacuation of shat point. sgros,
The Legislature is still in session, but will
adjourn tonight. .. o. i7ls79f 53i blos {
Holidays Cave Railroad bill WAS again de-
feated to day In the House Of Delegates. .o 4,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14
TOsAGARRIEDs MEN.

VI EAose Oonseusptastngh marriage.
THn u1aeuignsd win givsinfomaiion, on very n.
t'rssti,g ana saporsaaf sahjes. uhich win 10 vAlu-
cd ors than thousand timesit cost by sve married
eOuplsef'shy assos sondlaoaitlib. The intDmsaeh
will be sent by mall TO sadrss on ne receipt Of IS
cents lsfVer) and one Ied stamp. '&AAl
An ,hOaIa n addiayed 70 'qallt aiag s1aiisl
d. b. NORRIS, N. sp.i psF ,1os i55
oo'Si- iyssssd%EsA ISdtD bna Boston, Macs Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14
Iisnovsd fro 3 o. m Ma ..Ia old z Oalioe. n I.

DrsA, p. WILLIAMs, ". Broadway near High d., 4,
Colunbas, o. has devoted himself fora series Of years
% th tfsatsnt o. certain private diseases. Hs may be
sOnSuissd At his once broadway, near the Exchapge
Bank .chIslgni z
tanIastf ssolaiIo% gnar sh div 1eqno oh sft; asl
ff''iaA "a 10 yigqgt = GieidQ .aoL q hsrspc q
a. IN fffrr ir.ssiri q 49,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14

= FhEDEpIcK, Nd, Feb, fs ~ There arS ramots
here that the rebels are econcentrating their for
1ces between the Point Of Rocks and Leesbup6, I,
and also that they are erecting batteries thoro !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14

E Gov. Andrew and GEN. Butler.
u BosToN, Feb. "a. The trouble between Gov
ernor Andrsk and General Butler has been Ad-
Jubteu' f.H uuI9ImnEdl3 ei o. rf .lt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-14
Master Commissioners Sale.
Samuel A. Moore, for the use of
ia Elizabeth Ensworthry :

Bamuel A. Moore, Tor The use OF Uouft Of Common
. Elizabeth En'SEor'Nyo Syo Risss, RSS.mb., r,,m .
Il Henry O. Stanley ct al. d. 1851.
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OFsGLE
ID TO me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Fraukin county Ohio VIII offer for sale a the door
Of the Court House. in the city sf Columbus, Ohio
4 Saturday, thet Oh day OF March, A. D. 1862.
Al one o'clock p me following dsScFbsd lands and
tenements, situate IN franklin county. Ohio TO wlt %
All that tract Of land situate IN the townshp ofeharon,
vnd bounded as follows being lot humber seven IN
ton number four township number Two, range number
eighteen United States military landi and also that
other tract Of land in said township and county, and
described as follows Being lot number eight n section
number four township number two, range number sgn
teen, United States military survey Of land, except
eighty acres sold Oh the east end Of tcts about
two years ago. the balance hereby conveyed being about
one hundrsd and eighyeight acres Of land. more or
less. -
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%, sixty cents on the dollar, according 70 the
1 bpinion Of slI 1psnciers, becsnse there is no
money TO pay for the bonds. Then how are We
going % pay she soldiers and the contractors
Who feed the srmies a There 10 no otheF way
than TO- give them nctes which are tas near
money ae possible. u
Alter further discussion, Mr., simmoEs offer
cd an amendment, to lalloW the notes 70 be
funded in two yearS bonds, bearing 7 s,iO per
cent. interest. g -
The blll. as amended: then pa.sed-Ssss 30.
usys7. y -
b. Adjourned. g .
y HousEsEThe House proceeded TO the consld-
Grafton of the joint resolution reported BY Mr..
Holman. from the committee. on Government
Contracts, authorizing the Secretary Of War q
p4y the Hannibal & st Joseph and Pacific Rail-
road Companies for the trapspostation Of iFo lps,
munitions Of war, etc.; but at rates not greater
than those required from private individuals =
Congress, In granting Iauds toward The con-
structlon Of these roads, reserved the right to
transports property or troops Of the United States
free Of charge! cWithout waving this princi-7
pie, It Ia now proposed 70 compensate them for
their services, on the ground that their ability
has been greatly impaired BY the rebellion and
destruction of their bridges. ,.,1 ~, ,.,...
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
WIn SkiIi ihere is Safety I"
Z ~ IIFi WIIII IIl'IVIWNl VI
fHpEV ARID NEcENALL,
H. K. Bringhurat,s Bulletir

WhotfSais dnd hefaH DrugSa, GID Fourth ana
Harkft street,
CEPIIALig PILLS (spauldiug'sl for Head Ache al n
Il. Bringhurst's ~. Mafket street.
BR0WNA BRONCHIAL TROCHEs one Of the hest
articles for dsesse OF the threat &C. H. H. Brnghufsts
Drug store,
TOWNSHIPS sAR5APARllLA. fresh stock just re.
ceyei and ior sale by II X Brnehurst, Apothetaty
WiSHARFS Pine Tree Tar Cordial the celebrated
cough preparation 10 he htd at H. H. Bnghurst Drug
store.
sPAtFoRD's OLIVE TAR the genuine article to be
had by calling at u. Il. lriughursts Drug Store
Mrs. WINS. uWs SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand Tor children ieethiue, at III X. Bringhursts
FLAskS Tor sportsmeu-l haze fine assortment Of va
ripus Sizes from y pint To pint l lave just imported
them an! they are the inesi quality Of DAons iask$
n. K. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market street.
BRANDY and WHISKY selected pure aud Of fine
quality for medical purposes. by II. r. Brnghurst
FLAdGS RELIEF f1f the immediate relief Of pain, at
fslmors Mutual Fire Insurance Company, IN Whining.
ton, on Thursday the ih day o october, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ
COLD CREAM for chapped hands or iipa for sale in
any quantity, by H. K. BfiUghurst.
FINE SALAD o1L,a superior article at IL. r. Bring
hurst's
HOsPErrENS BTlERs, they give general 5 .usiae,ion
and are now M great vogue II. H. Briughurst
Wholesale and Retail; Druggist.
last, except corn which Las advanced tour cent
per bush4l,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
STOVES. &c.
STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!!

= THE sulssris hss4 leave to cal the attention Of
- the public 70 hs large and excellent stock Vi COOK
EsaE ING AND pAKLOK STOVES, comprising some o
SssS the best patterns in the market
He has also hand large assortment Of Plain and ia
paned Iinwaro Tea Weites Looking Glasses, Knives and
Forks Table aud Tea Spoons Preserving Kettles, Plain
HnnHd and Emerald Hollow Ware Glass britannia Me.
al Lamps Scales Weights and Measures Guns Shot Bags
kc, Sr, &c,
The'subsrrher will sell all articles in lis line OF business
az lowIas they can ie bought Of elsewhere
ROOFING AND SCOUTING, Aui all kinds Of Tin and
'eAsonabe terms
X old STOVES bought sold aud exchanged
The suserhe hopes by srie attention business and
pudeayoring Ia give sAtsattiou to receive share Of nb
lie patronage ikNbY +. PICKLES,
No. East 9Th ST. between market and King,
'H next door IL the OLD Auction Roo,e
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
Bringhurst's Ess. Ginger.

Fully equal 10 any in the Market sold at low tices ly
the riopfleols,
H. BRlNGiluRST, a CO.
Corner sixth and Market Streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA.
Nj T. ID IC AL DEI1ARTAII EN- II

NlNETYsEvENTH SESSION OsGl-GN
WILLIAM GBsoN, NJ. D. Emeritus Professor of Surgery
''EohuE y. Npon, NJ D., Emeritus rroles-o. OF Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
SAMUEL JACtsos NJ D., rr0i of Institutes ot Medicine
HvGH H. llondR NJ H. Prof of Obstetrics aud the Dsases
uf Women and Children
IoshPH CARSON, NJ b, Professor Of Maipra Medica and
lharmaey.
RoufaT e. liosEas NJ, d. Prof ssar OF Chemistry
losErn LEIDY. Nj D. Professor Of Anatomy.
HRNRi II. SMITH, VI. D., Professor Of surgery.
WliLAN IEpplit M d. Professor Of Theory and Practice
of Medicine.
wuIlN lluST, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
Ihe LGufcs Of tat Session leW beg,N on Tie serai Nom
dly 81 october nad el0Se an The frsf If March.
one Introductory will he delivered to the Course
Clinical Instruction rs given throughout the Session. iu
the Medical Hall ~ the Professors and at tLe peunsvl
yania and other Hospitals
The nlsseciing Rooms, under The superintendenre Of
the Professor q Anatomy aud the Demonstrate are open
from the middle OF September.
The Room for Operative snfRefy and the Application
Of l'adage &C. is open early September aud through
out the sesron under the supervision Of The Professors
oi Surgery.
Surgical Demostraiors T. i LnseR sl1,'o H.Nr W. p N
/ Fees for the Lectures teicn Ptoi-ssor $50, sl0l
! Mar,rlcnlaiion Fee tpaid once only3
! Graduation Fee. s1
Il. h. ROGERS. VI. b., Hean Of ne Maiicai Iuetiy,
uliverity Huiltiul,
sAMrrt lII7r idHif0r
University University.
j. s-lilart NAY h7 hgd at from S2 30 To 80 per week
epl9iiw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
loOO AGENTS wanted

To introduce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market They arc
new, useful low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit of
agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent on receipt of sepen dollars.
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view Of be.
coming an agent. They eau he sold in n day.
Eslg" We eouid gathsr paygsaiqres Mqn Con,1ais
sions 10 those loho prore themselves efficient saiesmen
gE5H Now is the time to go into the 'business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New Boot and Shoe Store
IUIlN MARTEN,


ue WOULD ihthrm his ffiends and III. ,,,
- y =. gens generally that he has opened n il NM
and SHOE STORE, No. 4IO WALNUT strs.
- door pelow Fifth street, Hiimiasioe
Delaware, where he intends keeping constantly on hsn
good assortment u home made work, such as tlentla
mems tine and coarse boots and SAoes; Ladies' gaara
o the best quality also good assortment Of Chdrsn
Shoes ei All sizes. lie will make order at the shorea
noe7 a kinds Of customer work. His stock Of Leather
~ has been selected from Of the largest honses IL
the city, His iourneymeh good and practical ark
inen and he feels confident he will be able to give entire
lailsiacllou IN all who may i've him a call
FS-REPAIRlNd doue with neatness and dlspsteh
sop u JOHN MARTEN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
UNDERTAKERS.
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HoTBI,
No. n DOCK Sf, PHILADELPHIA,

NO. ~ Doch 81, ltitadeiphid,
(Lae COLI Z. b. J0NESl
nIIIS HOTEL kept the Eafoped Pun is Convenient
for Travellers Citizens aud the Public gsneray i-
ing in the immediate neghborhood Of the EXCHANGE nd
Joining the Post Office, and within few minutes yye h
" the Delaware Whsrve the landings for Steamboat
from all parts
morning to u o'clock at night for I2{ GEMS and r-
wards Lodging Rooms be procured At all times Tor
81 cents per night The Chambers clean we'll ven
tated and ali .4v.ly furnished The Eating Dep4rt.
ment will be pYided with the best the marAet m pro-
duce the Drinking Counter furnished with good Iaqrts
and choice Cigars The Proprietor hopes by strict
personal attention With eompeent and obliyng servants
he will bo able to please,
j. oTTJGNKIRK,
Late Of Baltimore, Nd, and Madison House, phada.l
jy4Ily PROPRIETOR.
Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
ME- would call the attention Of Gardeners and others
W to our large selected stock OF fresh Seeds consisting
o Garden, Flour and Agricultural Seeds cultivated by
the celebrated Seeds men, b. LAndreth Su Those in
want OF good aud reliable Seeds. can mud them at
mar an MerE4t sir..t
FOR SALE.
A MORTGAGE for $1,000 for sale on very favorable
II terms Apply to
WIN. MCAULLEY
,, COG Market Street.
Wilmington, July 20 lsGl.
GmMsHAW's RHEUMATIC LlNlMENF
6Oa Market Stne
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
Ha HOUSES EOR SALE,


IN MAHkET STREiT-Sioie and dwelling below
Second street excellent business stand Three story
brk dwelling house hetNser Tenth ana eYenth sire, +.
IN KING sTREEr-N uiud,ru built brick dwelling
between Eleventh ami Tw-lih streets, three Stories mstn
and hack builinfA as, haths, n ar iaie rider generally
good dwelling hpn5e spu.h ha u seventh and
King streets.
IN sH rlEY sTRErr-'fht4e story irick dwelling
aboTe Fifth street, - ieat IRON $40 sset taep.
IN TAfNALL sfHEEt--tpnr neN three story brick
dwellings sbuye Eleventh -ute
IN WISE STREET r-Fout iiss three story brick lrl,.
Jugs aboye Eleventh stfet5
IN ELkNENiH SrHaEi-gi ffs ;,w three Atorv brick
dweilings between Iatnal anu West streets.
lN SEVENTH slBhEf-A three story brick dwelling
below Lombard street.
N SIXTH srRkET between Spruce and Zine streets
Two three str ~ brck dwellings, with two story back
buildings
IN SECOND sTREEr-A three Story brick dwelling
3etween French and Walnut street-; lnislt to made
good business stand
IN BRANDYwiNE VltLA6E-Two story brick dwell
Ing 10 Bnndywne Nillage would he exchanged for pro.
peTty In town.
BllLDlNG LOTS A desisbl9 pralefl, at the eornei
Of Third anl French streets, suituhe either for building
lois or site for a manufacturing establishments
For terms aud particulars apply tn
joins McLLAR & son,
my 10 ll1 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-25
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or more OF DR.. Enrds Dental Rcme-
dies, which we cannot ill. None are mnlnble
except tine Anuatgia PifsfeS which we send in
au envelope on receipt of price ,l5 crntsl and
one stamp. But to accommodate persona In
places where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, We have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four
with compnrtments-each box containing a bot-
tie of Dy. Hurts Mouth Wash, and Ys5td AcIs
Drops, box of Tooth PoWder, the Ns0yeigj,
HaSier, and valuable little Treatise on Yee,L
amt Msir DiseIses, tie best means Of lresergj,o
Men dad Me ProPer treatment QC ChVdrelfs T;4T
worth Of itself the entire cost to every younc
man or woman, or parents with young children.
with several other necessary articles price pcr
package one doildr, or six packages for So. sent
by express as directed, A. the Expf, s. cl,at9na
are not much, if any, more on d9gen than nm
one, it il far cheaper to order six or dozen
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all, or the surplus can be disposed Of to r,inl-
bors with public benefit, for no one can e,tin9fe
how much pain, suffering unhappinpss. and dix
tigurement, expense, loss of time and money
would be saved tn the country il every family
to day had one of these packagea which, in H.
self, is Il complete set of Dental Remedies, Ad-
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New York, and write name aud address ulniuly
That remttances may be made with confidence
W. i. IL. & Co. refer to the Mayor uf Brooklyu.
to @. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of the
American Manufacturers Gazette; to Joy, Coe
y Co., Publishers Agents. New York to p. 4.
Barnum, Es'i., who knows good thing when he
sees it and who has already ordered second
supply, etc.