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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
THE PARK BARRACKS HOSPITAL.

The Park Barracks are now prepared for the re-
ception Of 100 sick or wounded soldiers, though
some details in fitting up are still Incomplete
Nurses and surgeons will be in attendance nlgnt
and day. Agents are detailed 10 meet the sick ana
wounded or their arrival, convey them to the Bar
racks, aud forward them TO their homes. Wmle the
Barracks will be open for the reception OF al ck ana
wounded volunteers, yet as arrangements pave bcel
m ,de FOR the especial accommodation elsewhere q
those from other States, the Park Barracks VIII
naturally he devoted principally to the use Of sck
and wounded men belonging 10 NeN-iolk Iegi'
ments. ,
Tne entrance 70 the hospital ia at the south end Of
the Park on Broadway.
The State intends TO provide all that is needed aso
il receiving liberal supplies from Dr. SatteIee' rhe
United Siates Medical Puryeyor. Hosp al snMIe
and comforts for the wounded will, however, %
gladly received, if cent 10 the Barracks.
There ure constantly cases occurring where money
Is needed which cannot be supplied iron any rubh,
funds at my cispoeal. For instance, the sick ana
woun lei almost universally arrive here wishos-
money; but when they are 10 60 any cohs'deraoie
distance from tao city II seems only common buman-
ity 10 idrnish them with snail amount, beside pro-
viiing them with transportation Gnd ra.ions. III
other cases. discharged men receive from the GoN-
ernuent passes TO this city, the place Of their en.
men,, while lbeir homes are many miles boyosd-
10 meet these snd other similar eases, tho behey-
olauce OF the public must be relied upon. II any
tee, disnosed 10 contribute for this purpose and
willing u make NE their almoneI, shall BE harry
to receive their Contributions at No. u Walker
street, or No. % Wall street.
GEO. BLISS JR.,
Psyms,sr.Gsnersl and Conuiandiut ei Depot
H0yk Apll I'll
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
FROM GEN. BANAs'S Agn9y.
Occupation or sTFry-Hcfrcet Of JncLscn
10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS March Of
Our Troops.

20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS March Of
Our Troops.
WAsHiyGrOS, Tuesday, April p 1861
The following has been received at the war De-
partment 40 ,oeo
T. T. " sr,yTov, Secredryof Var
Onr advance ia near Harrisonburg. We have
rroops across the mountains, protecting the bridges
on tho Shenandoah at Almy, and on the Suiay Road
To-day we pushed force forward 10 Snray.
The people were greatly alarmed at first, on ac-
count of the reports circulated by the Rebels as to
,Le treatment they wond receive ifom US, but IN the
conrse of a few hours they became quite reconcisd
10 tho presence of tue troops There is good road
to Warreuton, % miles ard a turnpike to Culpepper
Court.liouse, the same distance.
In several recent sharp skirmishes with tho enemy
we lost three men.
Jackson has abandoned the valley Of Virginia per-
manenily, and is en- route for Gordonsville by the
way Of the mountains
Every day brings its prisoners, and numerous
deserteIs from the Rebels. Mp. BisKs, Msj.-Gen.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
STARTLING INTELLIGENCE.

Tie Richmond Dispatch contains the following
startling intelligence, copied from The atlanta Con-
federaey:
On Thursdsy last while the regular mail and pas
sanger train ON the State Road was stopped At camp
Mcdonald, or Big Shanty, and the engineer, con-
duotor and passengers were at bfeaRlat, some i1uI
men, 81 vet unknown, after having cut loosc All ou'
the foremost three cars 60: upon tie engine put on
steam and shot away Ike an arrow, leaving toe
baggage and passenger cars passengers, conductor
engineer and train hands ost in amazement al TILE
unparalleled and daring on rage.
Some distance above, they tore up the track and
cnt down the telegraph wires, aud went Oh, stating
10 those who inquired what il meant that they had
some car loads OF produce and had been pressed by
the Government that morning in great haste to carry
il to the forces near Huntsville.
At Kingston, where they net the down 'reiSht-
train, they went upon the turnout, showing ,h"'
tley understood the schedule and minute workings
OF tie road rs the train passed them, the conductor
made the sane inquiry, and received The same an
swer-tGking powder to Gen. BeauTegards army.
As soon o. he train passed ard The hwiich coni he
changed, they shot away, with al their speed and
mystery. .
We learn that n train has beon sent In pursuit OF
them md hopes to overiake them before they reach
the bf gcs over the ChCkGuange and other stregina
Il /. supposed they Iiucolnites acnt dow among
us 10 destroy those bridges TO rciard the movements
OF our troopa aud the thought D. very aeftous oBe
p S-Ihe.ondnctor a. soon ne found hrs
engine gone brought iuio roquisii IN hand cai
and followed with hll speed.
~ Etowah he Obtained Hn engine oni pressed or
with il.
Arriving at Kings'on, he got the Rome road-cn
giue, with is engineer and forty meD, nnd pretse
on twenty-five minutes behind tie fugitive train
when he let kingston.
The AUGUSTA Chronicle adds that c,bt Of Oh,
party subsequently, arrested, mud 0ttrr be'Hg
SouHdiy wa Dged cnniess,d that they Lad been ren
out from SAebyville by the Cnionsts for the pur
pose OF burning up the midges and tearing up IL,
track ~ 10 prevent reenorcemCn's being sent tC
the amy at Coriulh. Ihoy state that tie party
numbered twenty-five. Tie remainder were sill al
lsrge, bat would probably be arrested in II short
time.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

THE WAY or pEAcE-BY Gro. WMLI.N Gun.
TIs.-Mr Geo. W. Curtis gave address las; even.
iug before tie Republicans Of the Twentieth Ward,
Oh 4" The Way of peacr," at Constitution Hall,
corner Of Ihiny fourth street aud Eighth avenue.
Though extended by taking away partitions tll ii
covered good portion Of the blooz, the Hall was
densely crowded. Many Of tie ladies in the audience
were engaged in the preparation OF lint for the battle
that il 10 come.
iIr. Curtis treated the critis upon the ground that
Slavery was the ROOT Of all oUl Ills.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
CITY ITEMS
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WA1LAcE's THEATER-No. 84 Broadway, Lady OF Lyons
,JI,.1Tp ff.R.rY-{rosdway, ~ " The liunchbsck."
Lara KErsB's TEArER-Brcedwsy. " The Mscaithy, or
peeu o Day" ..
Rtpyt-,f's AMERICAN MusEUN-Broadway Com Mutt, Iv-
ips Hippopotsmns, Whale, &c, day and night " The
Ore and tic Dwarr and The Lady OF Munster" alter
CrrR~Es Heart or TEE ASDRs-Goupirs, No. l7a Brosd
Hopr Cu.PEr-Broslway, Capt. Williams "Wh'iiog
Sy,ge oy S9' Dssiss.No 62s Broadway day
and evening. -, ~, WI u.r.,on,o
Ac,pyMY cF Mrsro-" The Daughter Of the Regiment"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
10 ne rlitor II Tie \. I. Tr,baat.

SIR: In your issue OF this Gsv an eTor oecUis IN
your .tic', headed rcsrCfFce Matters" saetils
which beg the f4yor u your .rIectaf.
In tho paresaph -8asd 20. 40 Is stated thlt uae once
iics. e.i bs Nh \ IL. T. hcfl4nd, "a ~"
sinccnrcl. had been uboli.htl' 4,
Permit 20 g. state, tlst tho ofe hiea We Ila %
tlHNtcre oyb with c ige o. tAe Dead Letc. b"pe =
mc4t shich office was 80 inte re-" bot oae reqAsc J.
.t4ut sgpi!.s ion q is duties. , - ,.vr-t.ND
Respectfully s1ufs j. H. a. a. ~, o.,
Nev.l0Ik April a. 1901
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

BCIs IyAD.-Ner- Iclk cure NyLt, Tues.
lay, Arrils2?--Thc droycrs have overs,ocbcd the
market and produced the natural rcsul-a decline ot
iDll half cont pound on tho ne weight Of builocks
The beat drove iD market, II is supposed, vii MT
average over q cents pound for the beef, sinking
otai, Which was the average OF the whole market
las' week. This week the average viii not be over
cents, while thc average quality half cent bet
ter. There i5 little proslect o finding buyers for all
he cattle on sale, which already number over 800
IN Fory-fogrih street.-the lwgest pO- ion Of which
pre ot excellent quality aud, The market is unu
s1ally dl bAyers will gai their cattle at estimates
Of weight, ar genera thing much T. their advant.
axe. The cfort of few b. establish Monday aa tho
Vndpsl n4r iay ias proved dead failure This
week, Qno prod.ced DISASTROUS state q Inipss to
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Eeced.ng Of 11c E'rcshe..

Sr,A. IFLp. NJ 100 Turfily Anil o. 1872
The Nier IN the COGncUIolt River has ialleu
three Zee aud lali hom the highest point, uud is
a'il going down. lie tiliGs 10 tic south have re.
sumel ID ia regular irips.
The tack cl tho Connecticut River Railroad was
much damgged between ilovobe and Nouhamnton.
but d h'in' rapidly repaired, and trtins viii COM
noncc uiahing to The north regularly again ON
Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Neis.Yo,k, April q, 1902.
ftdvcr.isemert /

REMOVAL OF TlC GOLDEN IEA-hEfILl'-
The great house furnishing stores Of AIs1. DEtsM WIZ
,na nom No .6 o. No .53 B.ol3vay ue1r ita 80 New
ers saa cave o des. ul leif nm' ava n.ty
~ f..as up tlclr houses d. estlblshmept .,s!ns
.ht can bc thought Of om kr'rstr4,f 70 isAp, n
, 10 SILVER Spoon s to be found snoDg tbs ''''N''S
lug Ya..tly.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

TIE "FEEScH LADY, ATTEMPTS TO E,cArE
IRON FORT LAFAYErrE.--Leut. Thomas, the
French lady, coniinod in Fort Lafayette for trans
iem;ng the steamer 81. Nicholas to the custody of
The Reiels at Baltimore l4st Summer, escaped from
Fort Lafayette on Monday night. He lad procured
number II TN cane, which he coitod tightly and
tied about his waist, when he took 10 the water and
swan toward the Long Island shore. lie was dis
covered 10y the sentinrl, aud boat being put into
requisiton, he was brought back and conveyed 10
lbs Old quarters. Thomas was at first coniucd in
Fort Henry, AT Baltimore, where he made several
otJrts 70 clear out, but not succeeding, finally PIE.
tended insanity. At one time his release scemed
probable, when he denly regaiucl his facurios.
and WAS detained aud sent Moth. The steamer ST.
Nicholas, which he managed to transfer 20 the Rebel
authorities was committed TO the flames in front Of
Fredericksburg last week by tho Rcbels themselves.
fearing hat she misht fail into the hands OF Gen.
NcDoyels army.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
IAfr,rll..me,iI

YolSG NTN About 70 ENGAGE IL BCsNSs,
aud Ious 10 SO e,t lurs in which they can ss
ccrd ,hoa d secure Phrerol scA Examination al f0"'
! WELLS, NO 3p5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

Among the passengers by tie City of New.Yort
are Mice Jane CoonlDs, tho American actress and the
Hon. L. u, Hart, e2.saveyof OF the Port.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
TAayrlti.eueutl

CHILDREN ENJOYiNG THE FASTER liOLipAts
,-l frd BltsrAs Nr.IUV TIE most pls ~. ~
aaiusement Io-DAr two performances, aud i"o inees
rllya AZ each.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

THr CnnDRry's AID socrErY.-A choice COM
nanv Of yell.dressed children left NewYork yesser'
dav afternoon under the charge of Mr.. Z. Z. Tracy
of this Society.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

TuE Dirty OF THE HoUR.-Mr. Theodore Tilton
lectures this evening before the Republicans OF tue
Sixteenth Ward, at No. 2i5 Eighth avenue near
Twen,y-third street., on the above subject. AdmiS'
sion free.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

The Columbian peithologian Society hold their an
nyerMry on Friday evening next at DodwOrths
Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
ASSEMBLY.


THr House concurrcd in tie Scnao's amendments
TO th, hill 20 enroll the militia OF the State aud
oigmiz, the National Guard, Tho bill was then
finally passed. and goes to TIC Governor for his
siguatG-,.
Mr.. CODDNGTON moved TO disagree with the
report Of The Committee Of Niue in striking ont the
enaciing clause of the bill regulating primary elcc-
tioDs in l,ewi0rk. and oder t,o bill to Il third
reading.
Mr. CODD3EGTON spoke in favor Of tie bill
aud Messrs. SMITH, KENNEY, and CALLAHAN
in OppOsiiiOn.
Mr.. COddingtons action wac adopted.
On motion of Mr. BARTLETT lie aGrerse vote
OF l'he Susquehanna Railroad bin was rsco1sidered,
and she bill lassei.
Tie veto Of The Governor on the Albany All Sns-
usbiaSna Railroad bill was received, Sith mes-
age TT tic Senate had passed the tiji over the
.eto.
Ja myton Of NJ. etRTIErg, iho 80 VS.
aid u the rate.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

PARADE or TIE THRrECNrH RrGNENr.-The
Thirteenth regiment militia, will parade to-day in
c)rmemortior Of thcis departure year ago 70 af-
sist in prot .,tng tic national capital Shoild the
weather prove fine, good turn out may be artici.
pated.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

The performance Of the new Mass on Faster Sun
day, ~ he Sixteenth street Catholic Church, CON.
pose by Mr. Berge it, orsanist a complete sue
cess-alnnrabe rcRards composition and execu-
,on. W. were much struck with tie beauty Of the
Ccsd0 especially tho Ct res0yerd. The Hosaana
in crccsis was sngularly beautiful. Tie author de.
great credit Tor the equal manner in which he
has di, ided hs sjlos between the different voices
The ensemble 50 good that, except by the in-
crease Of volume in tie sound it would be difficult to
tellwhch wers tie solos and which the chorus. We
must compliment the basz in particular on the clear
manner in which lie enunciated the words a rare
beauty in the present style of singing. In concu-
SION, we may be permitted TO remark that it ia pity
all chGr h-singers do not like this choirj use the
piano occasionally as wellas the forte.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

TuE EWE DrrtUTNryr Ilosr.-The Board O,
Contracts ye-l,ly ard,d tie contract ar s-parre emo
gIcans toe ho.c of Tie Ii.c Department NI samue.
Hs'cd o. 1'lG tr tie = stem III Iic uud $3.50 of the
Mc-.tI- U4..lut.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MoviSc.-Moying has commenced in earnest and
Notwithstanding the dsagrceaLe state Of the wealth
or for the past two days, the streets were thronged
with vehicles loaded with household goods and fuui
ture. Change Of residence appears TO be more gem
eral this year than last; many families being Obliged
10 content themselves with smaller dwellings than
they heretofore occupied in consequence Of the srin-
gency Of The times. R,nts, however, have not de-
crca6ed. Thoy remain about the same as laei year.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

Assault oS ~ UTflCfu-On MONDAY MIGHT
willie OAr-r hail W. tois. Foufth pIcc.rc, Station
House ass attempting 10 art ESQ mon H. Grshsl street
TO- d.fn'ry condur thd ltfson mp sud atrk nu
powerful blow he bacA oi lc bead h csrt rurs
tncctias ' es lie was picked up by some iile.
shiLy attT and co dIrted 10 the stacu iio.e Is a..
gt Lac Yet been aifrstsi hc ocsr lad ovcrc c
tci,fuy yciterosy TO resume paf.,ai duty
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

AyyCAL ELECTION OF THE TAMMAsY SOCIETY,"
or Monday evening the Tammany Society held Is
annual meeting for the election of officers for the
ensuing year, with the following result;
Far SgcIems-John A. Dix, Elijah +. Pudy John Kelly
I.ar Bell IT, Thomas Dunlap, Edward Cooler John g. pey'
Iin Ri,htd B Connolly Daniel Deltvsu James Nichol.
SON Peter b. sweeney Don Taylor Henry underwater
Tor usItwer-0e5rge J.. Baldwin.
Tcr Secyefary-Cssper G. Chlds
For Sag4H0-s George ). Messerve.
Fer Uiflrkie-stephen C. Duryea
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

Trans DELAYED by THE FREsnET.-The
freshe,s in Connecticut very heavy this Spring,
and the railroad track between Springfield and
Hartford is covered with water to the depth OF Il
and IS feet Passengers from Springfield to this city
were compelled to go by the Western Railroad to
Chatham -Four Corners, and thence by the Harlem
Railroad. Below Hartford the country is flooded
for miles. The Hartford steamers can only land at
Saybroo and are obliged to transfer their passengers
10 other landings in email boats. On Monday night
the storm on the Connecticut River detained the
boat five hours, and she did not arrive here until
near O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

favorable opportunity for the purchase OF lirs'-
cass works of ant is afforded by the sale OF paintings
now going on Mt the store Of s. I. Williams, No. 5'o
Broadway. The sale commea ices this morning at ~
O'Clock. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

THE IRoS-CLAD GcNBoAr GNEsA.-The Galena
va7 pat inso commission on Monday at the Brook
l;n Nayy-Yard, and Immediately hauled into the
stream for her powder. On Tuesday morning she
.ai I'd under steam. The mechanics are still al
work upon bor and will be until she arrives at hel
destination. The following s a correct list of heI
oil ,ers:
Clugmanlcr John Rodgers IeBennnt snd Executive OF
GER l.. II. newman; Aciing Masters T. w Loring, A. w
Eneon, sad :. T. WahbgIn Assistant surgeon H. T. al
Gifeous Acting Assistaut PAymaEer. : H. ssmsn; FRS
,..i.tsut kuguc-r actns Ch- J. w ThomPson, jr Act
Cog F,rst Assistant Ersiua A. c. Pemble Acting Second
,isant T. Chapuan; A. ling Third Assistants, Thoms
tlloanl ana Jall Do ID b1utsysiu. RI. boat Dixon Con
me- T. y Boorori Acting Matters Mates, A. Meldrsm,
h,C cary, ,. 4. Gcsnd0 sud j. H. Jenss.
TIE Ga!ena carries sergeant guards Of marine,
and a crew OF about 100 men.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

CAnrEs Dr VIsrrE.-Tbe Photographic publca-
tons Of f. Anthony embrace wide range Of most
interesting suJec,s, snited to every variety Of taste
Among the latest and most striking pictures for the
Album are copies of "Done Gone" and the Neg
leced Picture, by w. n. Davis of Port Jefferson,
Long leland which tell in bre! the entire history Of
Secession.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

ELIswoRrH's ZoUAvEs.-Capt James l.. Waugh
Of the Ellsworth Zouaves, stationed at Newport
News, s in the city for few days. and Will be happy
TO convey any letters or small packages to the mem
bers Of his command or the regiment, if left at he
residence, No. ll2 Franklin street, to-day and to-
mofTow.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

CoRErG.rED IRos PLArISG.-Mr Owen Collins
Of this city has shown usa model Of a gunboat OF
corrugated iron. BY the corrugation Of the iron he
estimates that four inches thickness is equal to seven
inches of solid iron in resisting shot. The exterior
of the vessel is perfectly smooth.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

all the drovers. We don't believe that s. 900 vo,6
pay the damage to them, and il will prove still more
disastrous to them in future if the Monday business
Il continued just soon as that is made he prn.
cipa eale day, The folestacrs will take Saturday.
and then if Western, drovers undertake to come Ia
that day, tbey viii have TO feed over Sunday in
muddy lots, with costly hay.
The state of the market to-day is not satisfactory
10 droyers and shippers of Western CATTLE and stl
less TO those who have bonght droves on specals.
ton. All are anxiousto sell, fearing tomorrow win
be still worse.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
CARD.

Fayma7frf'IlFitF FsI TN tOnlllaII l7NT 9
Nel. York APlll 2, 1902.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

EASTER ELEcTIoSs-The following is an adj.
onal list Of the Easter Elections in the Episcopal
Churches of our city: G.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-11
t.sa.Rk USES III
81 FOR. RENT. iiiI

Brick House Market street between sth and Hth No.
Frame House In Mechanic street below Lombard ST.
No. 81, $iS 90
Brick ouss and Lot on Lord street, third door frcu
llallroAd, No. 9S, 800 90.
Brick House Lord street second door from Railroad,
$75 90.
Frame House coruer Church Taylor Streets s55 o.
do do Taylor street adjoining the above 5000
Five Brick Houses OF ltth street Pine, Nos COL.
603, 600, 60I and 609 each so 90
Five Brick Houses l2th street noar Lombard N"s
COS. COS, 500, 500 and 5li, eAoh $40 40.
Two Frame Houses ON Riddles Lame FIRST from stona
Tavern, each $40 90 -
Four Frame Houses adjoining The above, each $50 CO.
Brick House Lombard street between MctaulleY
and 18th streets, $50 90.
Brick House S. w. corner Of Front and Thorn streets,
Sl25 co.
Brick Hoase Tatna street above Second street, NJ
eos, $40 90.
Small Brick on Orange street between Third and Fourth
ice House yard on 1lth street between Market aud
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth Streets each
S32 90.
Brick House on church street between Eighth AMI
Ninth streets. SBi 90.
Brick House, No l9ls Kius street. between lah aud
18th streets, 100 %.
Brick House, Taylor between Locust and Butouwood,
$lI0 90
Rrlck House on Market street between 18th and llh
Brick ableon lgth street between Market and orange
streets, 56S %.
Brick House. rooms wull flushed, with 10 acras ot
land and brick stable, near Wilmington, $3.50 00
House and premises at the s. b, corner Of MARKET
and Streets u tho tenuroot James H. Cox ana
VIM p. Carr, possession gu the 2bih Of March next
Apply to WILLIAM McCAULLEY.
tab25 COG Market St. Wi inngtou. Dol.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-11
Farm for Sale

htsSs In Appo1ninimink Hundred, miles south Of
llH, Odessa the main road to Slnyrna, containing
~! " about lB3 acres There ATE two dwelling houses
a2 on the place, OF which was butt within
few years, and tho necessary out building Also some
woodland The property will be sold low For further
particulars amply to JOHN McLEAH SON.
apll.tf III Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-11
BIoTINA ROOFING
NANuFAoruRED BY THE
United States Biotina Roofing Co
NO. o GORE BLOCK,

Corner Of Green and Pits Street, Boston, Krss.
Hts Portable Roofing the only article offered
the public which Is ready prepared 70 on the rooi
without any hnlHhing operation. IL Ia light, handsome.
and easily applied and be safely and cheaply trans
ported to any part Of the world 1t will not aiut dis
color water running over lying it, and In all
spects very desaula article LIS noncondueiins pra-
peros adapt IL especially to covering manutteorea Of
varions kinds and II s confidently offered to the public
after test Of four years IN ali varetea Of climate and
'emperaturs for covering all kinds Of roofs hat or pitched
together with cars, steamboats,, &c
Ii "a both cheap and durable AgantB wanted, 70 whnm
liberal Inducements are offered. Send fr sample circular
sc, with particulars, TO tho ~. 5. kouflNo W NO.
Gore Block Boston, apz9-5m'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-11
iuno golm
H. R. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

WhOfeSdte ana httdt bfHHytStt lolt F""Fh dH1
Market street.
CEPHALIC PILLS (spauldlng'sl for Head Ache at IT.
r. Brnghurst'a 317 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES one Of the hest
articles for diseases o the throat Se al H. H. Brnghurss
Drug store.
ceived and for sale by H. r. Bringhursi ApothecaTy.
wIsHART'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial the celebrated
cough preparation to be had at H. r. Brnghurst Drug
Store.
sPAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling at II. X. Bringhursts Drug Store.
Mrs WINSaOWS SOOTHING SYRUP now IN great
demand for children teething at H. II. Bringhursts
RLASKS for sportsmen-I have ane assortment Of va
rious sizes from y pint to pint. have just imported
them and they the finest quality Of Dxons fasks
H. II, Brnghurst, 3l1 Market street.
BRANDY aud WIIIsKEY selected pure aud Of fine
quality for medical purposes, by II. r. BrlnBhurst
FLAG05 RELIEF for the immediate relief nf psin at
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in Whining
ton on Thursday the 18th day Of October at 10 ocock
A. NJ.
COLD CREAM for chapped hands or lipa for sale In
any quantity, by II. r. Brlughurst
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at II. r. Bring
hursts.
HOsTErTERs B1TTRRs, they give general satisfaction
and are now In great "vogue." II. X. Brlnghurst,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
since last except which has advanced ionr cent
per bushel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-11
MEN WANTED
HOUSES ToR SALE.

tsssa. Two story Brick Houses on Belts street. In
WlWH Brandywine Village, Nos % and -. Each
a house cost $3.50, rents for $50, aud will be sold
I.h for $3.50 each, cash. Also, IN the same village
on Lainuot street, No. la story Brick House witit
frame kitchen attached $500 and will be sold or
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Ap22 Wilmington, Delaware