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conclude that he 10 great genius, or reform
or Of some sort. Though why great geniuses
and great radicals should wear long hair
a d very ridiculous shiTt-o liars down tO their
shoulders, don't ktow. But the child liko
sinl,ng soul LOOKS ou, OF This mans eyes with
,r"e pa he'ic and appealing light that you
only look into them tD feel all criticism sftenod
iAJI a mOst human sEd plying tenderness. A
little way back, with his head slightly In the
al sits that original ard aesthetic thinker, tho
Rev DR. Claiming, of the Unitarian, Anti
slavery Church. HIS brow IL cOl'r ,c'ot, as II
his mooitat ons were not especially agreeable.
WNh .yea shut, fsco up, spectaClo8 parched on
the tip Of his nose, he has a most hnical eX-
preston, v,ry unlike that OF he rspt prophet
and seer, who every Sabbath, in the pulpit, pro-
pour de his oracles 10 tho people. ARsinst one
Of the doors Of the gallery leans Gen. Fremont.
His waving hair parted in the middle Of the
brow, his piercing eyes impress all familiar with
his portraits, but he looks older, thinner, more
esrsworn than he does in his pic lures
The gentlemen's gallery Is packed black
with broadcloth from base to ceiliog. Tho la
dies gallery is packed but not black, though
mottled with broadcloth. Rather il looks one
vast flower partere, bright with poppioe, peo-
nies, tulips-sll bright Aowers-lilies and vio
let's wanting. Secretary Chase has just entered
tho Senate ChAmber. A massive, magnificent
looking man, with fine face which once mus
have been very handsome. Did you know thai
this wise man, who Is 6narci-rnR the natior
through It's daily expenditures, is post, really
booked among the Poets Of the West tl' Whai
an anomaly A poet, with a great Dathemau
cal head Simon Cameron, tho grim Secretary
Of Wal, is also below. Tho Dsrish, Swedish
Prus ian, Russian, Austrian snd French minis
ters are seated about, loCkibg Ike any oths
elegantly costumod gostesd, mouStAchod foreigI
goI uemAn.
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NJ A r | N E
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
sHIPs- II II Tiche or, Clark, for Boston, eima4
CnNe d Co; NJ dern Times, Williams, Bristol
EneAs,
sARK-JSverland, told.l Sherman, Liverpool.
RugeT BTos,
BRIGs-Bc atrics, Drin<water; HavsaA, @ C&BJ
t'Ts Flower Of tho Forrest, for Cork w
Meyer; Bhhus, williams Cork or falmouth, y
hoArthuTi Cygnet' smith, NaguAoo' a Smiihers
Go,
sCHooNERs-w Bartsl, Conslli, PhilAda-
phis, w Mckee; W Phillips, Douglass, DatmlrA
Van BruDi d slaight; Amy'is, Gookin, for BoAso.f
Jsmes 4 lice T, visrS II onlpson, Kingstoa. BrssS
snn d Co Matilda, tBrl West, RIO Gtsnds du eos
Small b lockwood, Trueti Candsn Del mas
ter. Nathaniel LAM, di4e1on' Camden DSi-,
master.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS N Sanford, sanford, PhilAdd-
phiA- with me g. Fted. Perkins.
Charles Osgood, ~ S steam transport LocuAa
Planet, q steam transporp wilcocks, LoouSs
r int, in talust
Pe,rsl. Young, Pr,,idence, mdse to Z Dynner.
VIM Woodward, Cuudih, baltimore "hh uo's
A II q ,wm,n, CLARK, New Bedford, with oil.
Decatur, Fargo Nes London, with aIamunislon.
g,I carr, e"rTrsg'sr %,, ',, II, P,iEs las. evening ~
sHus-E z ud, :, Liverpool OF s4.h, va
onas ,st,wu pee ~, with coal N zerega Go.
Zenas CoAiu, X Dell, PoIt Royal s c, . days N
h,l,st g. Tappan a StArbuck.
q usignment, yton, of Brunswick, Ne, from
HorAeur France, 81 days, In ballast " WAisS Car
yer ChsAe
BAhks- AEelia, DAVIS Oporto 30 days vita
mdse W Whtmore d Co. EKPsrienooi heAV
weather, -, IL,
Cssco, Gardner, Trinidad de Cub1 Jan iS,h, with
sugar 10 q s Stephenson. Len, bArk1 nTy
New York, and Dwight, OF Boston, 90 disoaArye;
RIG w DoigN Of Blnetill, and t.Snkln, a BI.son,
no ~ Blston; schr Knight u Csmdea. Al
si,ing ~ load; also some foreign vessels Toe y
Mad Hgi 4 winds q 81 part q the passage.
M ~ s..c. ,'s of Oireenoek from PsrnAmbuoo Jsa
,otb via 81 Thomas Jan s2 with sugar " Ayn
% Ieft Al PeTu NmbucO bark Trayeller, hon Nss
York, disrhs Saw going into 81 rhomSA ssiP
PhilsielphiA. Of FhAsdelphiA, On her besla SAAa.
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+ l N A N G I A l.,


| ~. s,..,- -, " ,O''"' ih"N''y' fSb'6
| ,.....'. - ''' nv WIN ''"'H business shovel
| P',V'N '"'"y' 'her' !" a larger "hoar" party
''"'"'' "''u th' delays and unc' rt'inty u ihe
| -, y" y "sr''" are producing ih-ouraguent.
| ' 'N''"u'g" market Is quite firm, and bankcn'
arc he'd " ll'alliS al.5, drawn 10
~ i''.' ~ s''d Is ~ a1S' and ] $40 Treasury
~. Io' ''"'
sOo ,n, ,., T" 'ne N'eN'ihs House t@ly wcro
/ -. .' N''i ''' uNNh''s tl'2S'ois'
am, ,,, a.. -, 's u's" "'u''su ana AproT'oned
,.i,s,,, - ~ ei''V'''oV'' completing the in
.,.,,t. 60 'AN'" ty 'hem' There are
,,,,.,',r,,' '''' "''' SINE idea Of the
- -, y s'''V''N '','" 'Le ''o' u'M II cut
,oo',h,., ''o o'"''' ''o PIo "ouId bo
a. - Wv luu'''' Oeh'rM hMroad
,r,t,' "u'' F'' 'Eo'
W 'u' ''''' '''''- '''' Wv
oi u q bondh"lder'.
Al 81. Louis gold In 4 a ~ premium, In Missouri
cu,,encv. and ,rreas,yv notes Y ner cant. pren.
IT,. "a tny,rar,o ,,o,,,na,tos M an. .,.,s having
-, :, s,,o.,. - d,vT'
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Bills in Tho New York soLate.

RRGULATISG TIE sALE or RAY AND STRAW.
Mr.. Brsdleys bill regulating the sale of hay
and straw in New York and Brooklyn requires
that every bale or hundls shall bo marked with
the weight in pounds of all the materials, other
than hay or straw, contained in or around the
came, which shall he deducted from the gross
weight, ss tare, when tho bay or straw shall 10
500, when " .h loose hay or straw NX rs sod, s%d, the
ba ascertainsd and in like manner deducted.
No hay OF straw shall bs mOistened with any
liquid or shall bo increased in weight by the in
PRODUCTION Of any substancs not necessary for
tho cure ard preservation thereof. Any in.
fnDgemoRt Cf ths law h to be deemed mlsde-
moAn0f,
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FuTRs.
/, TTENIION LADuESl
EIIHQ KTfaa

IN FUKSit YURa II YCRs
1hs old e-tshisned Ne~ YoTE FUR hanufasar-
n Co.. DeI-S 81 Chsthsm "a, offcf gteater tlducs
L. sIt- than Now 40 ths tune ~ gss your win.
|. " suit- f,r Nlsut hNf tive nzuAi yric-. W0 havs
BARR, frOlh, AnA the htsi aaeGted sacck II Flrs
e toand& & r. e" & ,.s'S,ng s, ys5S S tgfhS sSbo; w,.u
I,nS, ruiz " Cape, Mun and Cuffs so harsh
|Nink' Y CaIa Mun and Cuffs $40 % Frenoh
|klnk. Caps hun and Guns q ~ sio rT'hoa nc
'yrsnch saba Care, Mud anil Cuffs " " BlO :
|Freuoh Mini MuhS % ~ % Water minH aunA
II H. IS FreuoA Sable auH. % " ts 90 Water
- R,'CI Msrtin Z Cares % " t5E victprinee, -
| = a. sahia, stone Martin, Fitch Martin, MINK
|,,Artln. Brooi MinE and Grey silsrlA Sq5lrre
ssnsiIS a. Low. A large variety u Childruns Fancy
- New York Fur Manufacturing Co., dsru'
Ea.Ch.,han a. Cleaning, repairing And Atertns
|ra-1Iv done FLEMING, Manager JalA Aac1el
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P.aseublo Relations with EssIaud.

Colonel FoESEY writes from Washington as
follows
The most cordial relations have boon To-es-
tablishsd bets Mr. Seward, Lord Lyons, the
British Minister and NJ. Mercer, the French
Minister. And DO not step out of the record
when say that the heal OF our Department
Of State mas been congrat atulated by all, or
nearly all, the repro entatvos Of foreign
Powers uow in this city. The moderation
and Independence Of his course have dis
armed VigilaDt ana unroas0ning Animosity
on the one band, ard challenged aud con-
6rmed hearty admin alton on he other. There
are bu i,r0 rOd,Is 10 u yscogRitOn oCthe southern
yebeiliOn Ly he Gyedi Putoers If EuTPe; First,
the failure, on the part Of cur army, 10 strike a
speedy, sudden ard annihillting blow az the
81 called ConfodeIacy- "a blow that will not only
crush the bead Of the seTI eat, upon tho Potomac,
but will pLlveIizo tue soTPont it's IT, even 10 its
extTemeties ard, 8 nd, our own intsTiefencs
IN the NJ can com rlicstlon, in resp1uso 10 the
appeals tf Mexico herRolt Now, whatever
n any bo tie real n olive for lrcenu a'lng three
great Tayes in the Gulf q Mexico, ordinary
sagacity must prompt us to lod our hands
| from all com, licity with this msVement upon
our sisteT Republic. We have helther lhe Time
nor the means to answer hHr demands upon us !
and whatever the future may extract ifom THIS
demo nstIation Of Er gland france ana spain,
II is enough Tor us that tho only Consequence Ol
thro sinR ourselves into the strife will DO TO pre-
| eipita,e an imrnsI 30 force upon our southern
| coasts, M6sterly inactivity il our policy in 70
gard TO this Mexican question.
Iris estimated that the late Queen OF MAZDA
| CatcAT, in tho course Cf bar reign, caused 100,
200 man 10 be put 70 death.
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WANTED.

A RTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT.
IA ed-s0 girls - learn 10 make Art nciA Flowers
Eagc. paid willis learning. Apply - No. 900 Las,
Broadway, basement door. fet ssli0
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O SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
one,hAh he labor saved by using READS Sew
hncnne aa me oi- Wholesale and retail, - ths fAo-
BSh w Duans q, u. " bAnAhcton guaranteed
lonA AAADt u, 4 O0s iAAl TSA0'l0l
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MISCEI.LANEOUS.

La l.. BATTERSON'S FURNITURE PACK;
Va 4 < gtstAblishnentdIO sixth aV,neT AOth 81 Al
1ds az r,oh or ordinary furniture, pAnoa, pier OF
|nnntle glassea, riCn china and Htatuaty, pscked
snd boxod In the host manner for shipping; large
wagons for removing furniture In the city or " the
Iopuntry n B.-A. L. u. has the whole building,
|fIe sxh Ay for stDrAge Of furniture. fel 3Se'lll
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| ID Fulton and Pineapple sts-Instruction In he
|hllow1ng branches School OF the Company and
FCndnR, Engineering, MAhemAoo' In
truction In the School 81 the SOLDIER Win uss o'
Gymnasium, 81 per month. )An ~"
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.
DIR. zHLL's NKRvnn POWDERS.

a.S be given unknown 70 tht dnnker In oofce,
poA OF nquor.
Tor sale at 90 Division n, and 2l4 Eighth ave, ~
n; Mrs. HAYES, ITO Fulton 81, Brooklyn; J.
j. BRIkSr, % south Second ~, wllliAmsburgh,
nd DR.. MkRCER5, 9S4 Broad a. Newark, ~ j..
ja9O AansOO
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E'OR A FEW DAYS.
E Able BODIED MRN WILL BIZ RECEIVED
INTO TIE FIRST REGIMENT N. nv.
mis- rcgimsnt commanded by

u ECRUITINa OFFICE, $50 BROADWAY
~ Men wishing W join good regiments now In
the hed, god Opportunity now Is Ofnrel by call
Ing a headquarters, $50 Broadway. 800 hIunty
vii be paid =, the expiration of the service Lieut.
ALBEIT L.ipLowERiot sla Reg,. N. Ysv,
regular recruiting ofioar. Iis a1AcsiSo
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CBWING MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
Oto operate IN Singers, whssler n wilsn's ma
ohines, BY experienced operats terms 70 cents,
on ali kinds Of work Alsn one Singer machine tN,.
- kr sale; price $40, =, No. 4 Allen -, Dvis-
In. j.S0 2lac'i20
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'nR. c. A. WHITES IMPROVED ARTlFl'
IlJciAl T,etL--wLole sets so and upwards; teeth
hFd bO cts to 81. All wor wArani%i' AMI ~
half the prC o. charged else Shtre. Once ~ b1ni
"A. md II Arch 81, PnlAdelphlA. no J.lOy
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IT Is estimated that the late Queen OF MAZDA.
ga,car in TIE course cf bar reign, caused lOO,.
900 men 10 be put 70 death.
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GEWING MACHINES-LADIBST TAUGHT
~ 70 operate on whesieO a Wilson's and Singers
sowing maehines; practice on ahOp work tsrms
e1. tOS Canal n. ja2O n'19O
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3EROSfED FEET AND CHiLBIAINS-
RELlEP QUICK AND CERTAINLY using
r, bushs MAGIC CREAM LlNlmFNr. Depot
bso orssuwUsh ~. sId druggtsta generally. Price
~ ois. Js2o 24ao'l0t
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HE GRATED BREAD-RFAD THE Fol
n lowing certificate frmp DIR. Willard Parker ''Hat
9th g. n, VI have found " superior quality In
respects. One desideratum attained Ia It's man.
'soture Ia entire cleanliness. b. fay A. | have been
be 70 ascertain, 1t Is emiuently hsathfll inAsmuch
contains none Of the products,or results Of fer
Il ,sntatLon. WILLARD PARKERI
Manufactured - the corner Of Lafayette Place and
u q. For sale everywhere. jasO S'liO
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nR. W. BEACH, AUTHOR OF THE
" American Reform Practice, in connection with
|Dr j. BEACH, have taken an once q, 1ls Fan Stsn
Il bstueen "a and I'D avea Ofice hours from .
iii AN, and v Bpm. jlb s4Ac'l0o
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TO CARTMEN-THORLEY'S FOOD FOR
Il horses and cattle; rock salt the best aud most
convenient article for horses, X IL. ALLEN d
IO, l59 and lsl Water ~. fe5 3'l22
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GEWIG0 BACHIN NbS3-LADIkS TAUGHT
~ W Operate singers and wheeler Wilson's
swing ni.chine-, by an Old experienced teacher.
Prcticn tll perfeos military WINK. and 1thsr
work, And recommended ~ shOps snsr leAruins,
hom 81 y 81 30, - ss Stanton ~ Allen, pr
vNe dwelling. iais 0AN''t3n
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IJOSEPH TlIORNE, MACIlINlST AND
bAnuiso'urer ~ s-wing machine neodlsa,
MOVED To
No. SS and ~ Wsst Houston n, N Y. ,sl 6'124
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14

THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, No. III Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open to
receive deposits and make payments, daily, ex-
cept Sundays, from 8 o'clock, A. NJ, TIL P.
M. On Tuesday evenings from to s O'Clock,
and on Saturday evenings from to o'clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment Of necessary expenses, are oil to be di-
vided among the deposiiors. No salaries are to
be paid to the officers until after the payment Of
dividends amounting to at least per cent per
annum TO the depOsitors.
The Charter enacts that no member Of the
Board Of Managers shall be entitled to receive
any profit or emolument for his services as SUCH
or be allowed TO borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Managers William S. Hilles Edward Belts,
Eli Todd, Joseph w. Day. Charlee W. Rowland,
Thomas W. Bowera, George W. Bush, Edward
Moore, Leonard +. Wales, Clement y. Smyth,
DR.. J. F. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM. Candy.
WILLIAM S. llLLEs, President.
GronaR W. BUsH, Vice President.
JoHN p. MoLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
SomrmaI anU .Atattsmrau
Tuesday Morning, January IA. 1852
Gpel taI llntlreg,
Farming Implements Wanted.

Farming Implements Wanted.
Manufacturers OF all descriptions Of FARM
IMPLEMENTS, may make arrangements to
have their Utensils Sold 10 the very best advan.
tage, by on experienced salesman, well posted in
the business for many years, and formerly a
manufacturer Of Agricultural Tools.
please call personally at the agricultural In :
Diement Agency Farmers Hay Market, Sspenh and
Oxford Streets, Philadelphia, where more farmers
congregate than at any other place in Phila-
delpba deol3 6t,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
GronaR W. BUsH, Vice Preaid
john p. MOLEAR. Treasurer.
Some qf me yrasons pay B,rnn sell SO many
.9tOeR:

Some Of me reasons way B'rne sell SO mdng
Shoes:
In the first place he secures a large and com
modious establishment at low figure and fits
1t up in good order. bnys his stock in large
quantities, thereby getting Il at the lowest mar
ket prices; he has his Shoes made 30 that the
most fastidious cannot find fault with them his
expenses being comparatively small, be puts his
shoes down to the lowest living rates, and then
he advertlses literally and as consequence he
sells his sboes off rapidly and gets the cash with
which to 60 in quest of more bargains to be again
laid before his customers now at this time of the
year, when everybody is buying shoes for the
fall and winter. We would advise them TO give
Brnie call, as he has on hand one Of the hest
assorted stocks of Doots and Shoes that is to he
found in the State All busiucas 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 Sign of the big Black Boot.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
DOGS, DOGS, DOGS.

EXTRACT FROM Z CITY nRnINANCE.
+ any persoh or persons shall own harbor Dog
unregistered at any time after The Twentieth day Of
January, 1867 They upon conviction thereof shall forfeit
mud pay fine Of rive Dollars for every Mals bog and
Tor every Female hog, ten dollars
And It shall he the duty Of The High Constable aud the
Police Constabes to lodge information with ihs Mayor
0r Alderman Of all parsons offending against the prOv
elnns NJ this Ordinance; and should the igh Constable
or any of the Police Consahlo fail to report aforesaid
violations of the provisions Of this u dnAues, coming
under their notice, made known to them, he they
npon conviction thereof shall forfeit and pay fine Of
Ave dollars ifu7.td
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A FACT WORTH poNDERNd oS-THB cEhTIFIcATE OF TlE
woRLD-A UHIvEBsAL MEDIcEE.for the investigation oil
truth nr for testing the merits of fact three things are
necessary -universaity authentic documents and per
OHM ont posaessts in an emRent degree-they uni
versa by being advertised in printed language and
used by al nations throughout the world their authen
cmes and among all peopesi and personal observation
OF the thous nds who daily witness the immediate relief
they are giving in coughs colds, asthma. bronchitis,
Wheeling In the chest, and difficult breathng also the.
radical cures IN neuralgia, tie-doloreux rheumatism
lumbapO and acAticN,
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Sixth Dividend to the Stock
HOLDERS or THE DELAWARE RAlL.
ROAD COMPANY

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE RAnRo,p co,
Dover, Dec. 81, 1851 {
At meeting The Board Of Directors tf the Delaware
Railroad Company, held at Wilmington this day, the fol-
lowing resolution adopted
Resolved, That dividend Of three por cent for the last
SIS months the Capital Stock OF the Company, he
caed and payable tn the Stockholders their legal rep
senAtives At the office Of tn Company at hoysr, and
aiisr the ID day o: Januay, 1867
iAn74. j. i. ALLEE. sec'y and Trea.
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NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward d. Porter, Principal

FALL SESSION 1860.
mHE Fall aud Winter Session of this Institution will
i commence on the 1rst WEDNESDAY Of November,
and continue five mnuthp.
The buildings and grounds have been placed in COM
plete order and filled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience Of andents
Rooms are furnished for the older boys In Colleges for
private study es from tile confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course Of Instruction Is thorough and practical,
designed to ht yonng for admission best Col
eges sr the active duties Of tie farm, shop count
ing house.
H. furnished with Library 900 volumes, and OF
the best collactions OF Chemea and Philosophical Appa
rRtus the United Sates-thus aodlng facilities for
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical educa
tlon far superior to mast schools in country.
This best Teachera will be employed, and no labor
spared Beoure tho proper moral In1nta and physical
training Of the young entrusted 10 his Terms
moderate. For circulars and Information address,
EDWARD u. PORTER,
ap1a Newark Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
HANCOUk'S
Superior Extra Early Peas,

mHEsE PEAS have been proven be the best kind for
L the early market. Also Early Cucumber and Early
Tomato and Melon Seed The Farmers OF Delaware no
have the opportunity during the blockade Of supply lug
The markets of hiladelphia New York and Bosoi with
early Vegetables (wheh have heretofore been procured in
the sonth and establishing themselves for the future
Truokmen, in which business large profits have AWAY
been realized. RouERS 0B6r, Seedemen,
jnnln-4i 139 Market aireei Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14

CANoEas CuREp.-Dr. Lesey informs the
people of Wilmington and vicinity, that he will
resume his professional duties in this city, and
will he found nj Almonds Hotel, corner Fifth
and Market streete, for the Cure OF CANCERS,
ON the third Saturday ia January, 1861, and on
the third Saturday of every month thereafter,
until further notice, between the hours Of ten
0'cloak in the morning and two 10 the afternoon.
Persons afflicted with cancerous diseases are in
yited to call dec 19 II
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
DIVIDEND.

UNION BASK DELAWARE
Wilmington December 3lst 1851.
E Directors have this day declared dividend Of three
per cent for the last six months, payable, uitar
January TO- 1862.
ian'adt j. r. WARNER Cafhier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
Special Notice.
ID. CHANDLER,
DRAPER a. TAILOR.

No. 500 Market street,
Would call the attention of his customers aud
the public generally, to his choice and varied
assortment of
NEW FALL GOODS.
This stock has boen carefully selected for the
bent CITY RETAIL TRADE and will lie made
10 order at very moderate prices
FOR CASH.
All are invited to call and examine.
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FOR SANE.

hAsaa. THE DWELLING HOUSE and STORE with
in the bake house attached at the corner Of Fourth
EaMF and King street This Is the oldest. best and
most desirable situation fjr the BREAD and
CAKE BAKING business In this city, having been ooe
lied such for many years past To person having
small capital It offers great Inducements Apply Ia
ian lott JOHN McLEAR & son
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
hi YDH
rs Having a great rush for those celebrated FRENCH
GORE TRAIL DIAMOND TIE SPIRAL SPRING
Hoop Skirts.

He has Just received style skir that convenience
and durability surpassss anything Il the Kind in the
Call and see them at the INSTITUTE BUILDING, 50.
Market street. jan l0-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14

SAVE YOUR MonEY.-Bemenber the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office of William
McCauley, Esq, No COG Market street, Will
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceiye deposits All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit.
WIN. McCAuLLRY, President.
Jons p, RuTn See'y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14

WHE PUREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN
has furnished the community stimuant pure health
ful and invgoratng, at the time mild, delicious
beverage. 1t is calculated to de away with the vile
drugged stuff that is palmed of the community, and
which Is injurious to body and mind For sale by
v. @. GILPIN Sole Agent,
rConer of Tenth and Market sts. Wilmington. Del.
mar 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
Tenth Annual Meeting of the

Tenth Annual Meeting Of the
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DELAWARE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICER OF Tue DELAWARE RAILROAD Co.,
DOveB nec. IL. 1861. :
NOTICE Ia hereby given, that Tenth Annual Meet
ing of the stockholders the Delaware Railroad Com
pAny will ba held in the Office OF the Company, Dover
THURS DAY, the 9th day Of january, 1862, at O'Clock
NJ ttiat being the second Thutaday OF said month"; }
Al when time an election win be held for the purpose Of
eectng the officers the Company, under the provisions
Of the charter and the several supplements thereto
BY order IF. ALLEE,
deci3-tm, ssey aOd Treas.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-14
HOTELS.
RxoHANGR HoTRL.
STEWARDS F0UNDERY.

. n " AAAk Z = AVOANOAEt
plE undsrslgned having purchased tho entire interest
in the souNbERY and RAILING SHOP, &c., at the
Is prepared to execute all orders that may be 10
his
Iron Railings, Verandahs, SO.
Having eonplete and choice selerton Of patterns be
believes n facilities superior establishment IN
the e for this particular branch and he feels warrant
ed In surng his friends that any orders for enclosing
Cemetery lots yards, Verabdahs will give entire Fas
faction. CHARLES STEWART.
INATER COOLERS, ICE CREAM FREEZEKs
w REFhlGERAroRs, PRESERVING JARS, &c.
For sale by FLlNN JACKSON,
House huTnshing Store,
je2 2lD Market street
QoAChksI kUACHEsli-Ly0n'a Magnetic Powder
~ death to these pests. For sale at GilIMsHAW'S,
No. oO9 Market, above 9Th street