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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-14
OUR CAVALRY RAID IN GEORGIA
The Rebel OmciuI Account Of the Capture
OF Col. strcight.

TuLLAHonA, Tenn, May y lS6J
To Gen 8. CooPKR, hijufrnt and La'psetoT Gen"aL
On tie 18Th Of Apnl tue enemy, moving from
oDth toward Tuscumbis crossed Bear Creek with i've rect
prn. Of cavalry and two Of infantry and ten pieces Of st
In, Col Hoddy, Anding fought them on the iSn with
one capturing than hundred prisoners and
on. p,ec- Of artillery with horses and oNson oins sI kle1
ana twenty wounded The enemy alter bnIyng their dead
fell bacs and the l9th reenoIced 70 three ful
brigdes the whole under command Of Gen Dodge skn-
i,bins continued the 18th, 20tb zlst, I'D and 80
On the night Of the 18th the enemy landed troops East
mort from arge number OF steamers and burned the town
md houses several plantations On the 2+h hoddy fought
1em Their loss heavy, ours slight. he Contested
xsTv inch of ground but falling back before overwhelming
The advanced and entered 1utcuula on the
2sth The enemy advanced toward Decatur IS far I" Town
Notbiuz moro occurred until the 2ah. On that cay For
,s. with his brigade having been ordered by me ron 20
Iuba ,Tryed and engaged them ali day win the los OF
ON. sd and three wounded The loss Of tho enemy was
Leavy Forrest fsing back ,.,
ON the 2s,h Forrest discovered heavy force OF cavalry
pud.r Col str.gh marching Moulton and biount'hie
Col Forrest purued this force with two regiments hg'ing
him sll dsy and nisht Drivers GAP 1t sand Monnsi" WIN
lo.s Of hive Killed and hy wounded-Csp,. foies -A9
ompson il 10 feared MORALLY The eneny leil on ths neu
IN ted $50 wounded burned 50 Of his wagons, turned oos
20 mules and $50 negroes and pursued his way toward
Blouptsyille Gadsden, Gnd Rome Ga .
On IN. 80 Of May between OGdsdep aud home AFTER I'VE
JsS and nights OF htns and marching Gen Forrest car
ured Col stf.gn ard la. whole command shout oo' WIN
Ii1os, LoTses, &c. bhhAio' D'"''
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r. z LEE. Orneral.
Rebel sympathizcrs sent south.

ST.. LOUIS. Wednesday, May J3, 1858.
Thirteen male and eleven female Rebels were sent
South on the steamer Belle of Memphis this event
ing, under order of the Provost. Marshal General.
The most prominent men were David Donovans
formerly Surveyor Of this port; james 5. Doroughtys
formerly Receiver Of Public Money DIR. Moscs,i
Henry N. Hart, lawyer; Isaac Pollard, lawyers
Mortimer Kennel, Christian Pulls. merchants, Lem
ton Lappington, prominent citizen of the county.
The families of Owen Merry Hart and Quits Alloys
accompany them at their own request.
Among the women were Mrs. Gen. Frost, Mrs.
Montrose, A. Palen, Mrs. Lappington, Swyser, s.
Ayres, Mcclure, Nicholson, Clark, Snodgrass; the
two former Rebel Inail carriers. The men whose
families accompanied them were allowed to take
5 l. 900; ali others, $500 EACH
1t is understood the property Of these parties will
be appropriated for the benefit of sick and wounded
soldiers. Another batch will probably leave Sat-
urday and this will probably be kept up till the city
and State are siited Of their dangerous Rebel
element.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-14
The Laie Campaign In Virginia.
GEN. LEES ADDRESS TO HIS ARMY.
HRAperARTEKs AMY NoR1ngRS NIhaisiA'
Ift1

Thursday, May 1903
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 59.-Whh heartfelt grati-
Gcetiou. the General commanding expresses TO tue
army his .ense OF the heroic conduct displayed by
officers and men during tie arduous operations IN
which they have just been engaged
Under irving vclssltudes OF heat and storm you
attacked tie enemy, strongly iutrencbed Ia the
deptbs of n tangled wilderness, aud again on tie
bil, of Fredercksburg fifteen miles distant, ana by
10 v,lor that has tiumlhed On 70 many helde,
forced him once more TO seek safety beyond the
Rsnuohappock While tLis glorious victory entities
Won 10 the praise aud gratitude ofhe nation we are
cspeeiaiy called upon TO return our grateful thanks
to the only Giyer OF victory, for the signal deliver
hnce he has wrought.
IL is. therefore, earnestly recommended that the
troops unite on Sunday next III aserbms to the LORD
of Hosts the glory due bis name.
Let us not forget ia rejoicing the brave soliers
who nave fsll,n in defense Of their country; and,
While we mourn their loss let us resolve TO emulate
their noble example.
The army and the country alike lament tie alb
sepce for a time of one 10 whose bravery, energy,
and kill they are so much indebted for success.
The following letter from the President OF the
Confederate States Is communicated 20 the army Is
AN expres.lon OF his appreciation OF its success:
received yonr dispatch aud reveren,ly unite with
Won u .ne praise Goa the success with which lie
has ned our arms. ,,.,l l.,
and thu troops und- your command or this addition
10 m. series Of great victories which your
army has achieved -, -. -.
brave who axe bered ths killed and we"Ided
r. h.. LEE, General
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States forces and bringing him away from within the
Canada said Ebenezer Ty will be dischssea
from his United States volunteer BY order Of
the Secretary Of War.
GENERAL ORDERS No. le--In view Of the strong provo,
cations under which he acted Of his good Character ana Oh
test his favor the President directs That Assistant
Surgeon George s. Little, 9th NewYork Volunteers sen
to be Dismissed for conduct unbecoming officer ana
gentleman General Orders No Al, dated Headquarters
of the Army Of the Potomac, April ILL., 1868, be and he h
hereby restored to his rank and Office In the service.
BY order Of the Secretary Of Wn.
WAR DEPARTMENT Maye
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1ls.-Pasgaph! l. OF General Or
ders No 81 War Department Sept 49, 1864 far a. il sets
forth that ctus travelling Of volunteers sent OUT 70
recruit for their regiments when not furnished
kind be paid Of the fund for recruiting and equip
ping volunteers Il intended apply to transportation OF
officers and listed when first proceeding 10 re-
cuting service or when their regiments after
having been relieved from recruiting service such trans
porsion properly charged against appropriations Tor the
Qusrtermssers Department. BY order OF the Secretary Of
War.
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FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI
A Victory for Gen. Grant at Clinton.
A BATTLE LASTING ALL THE DAY.
Rebel Re-Enforcements Coming From
Charleston.

CAIRO, Wednesday, Nay 10, 1869.
Gen. Grant had severe battle with Gen. Bowen
at Clinton, ten miles from jackson, on the railroad,
last Wednesday, lasting all day. Bowen was bea.en
and driven back toward Jackson. The women and
children are leaving that place for Meridian, and th6
men are preparing to hold the place.
It is reported from Rebel sources that largo
force of Rebels is coming from Charleston aud
Mobile, to prevent the capture Of jackson and
vicksburg, and that Grant, apprized Of the mover
ment, has fallen back to the ryerto awaitreeniorcs-
ments.
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sCOTT's MILLs-REsIGNATIoN OF GEN.
MEAGHER, ETC.
HEiDorARrKRs, IRISH BRIGADE
HAscocK's DIVISION, CorcH's CoEps,
AMY THE PoTonAc, May Q. leS3)
Major JoHS HANCOCK. A''i'tdat AdjutGst.GenrdIi
/ beg most respectfully to tender to you, through
the proper authorltie my resignation Bssdier General
commanding what known as the Irish Brigade
That brigade longer exists Tho assault on the enemys
works he 18th December last reduced to something
than minimum regiment Of infantry Forieyersl weeks IL
remained In this exhausted condition a.
Brave fellows from the canvaescent camp and rom SICK
bed: home sy tl p. 4sn. OF OF
tions Of anything Ike effective regiment These facts
Represented as clearly and o,coy was ~ nay
pray brigade which had rendered such service and
incurred distressing losses should be temporarily relieved
duty in the hed give ittme and opportunity In
some measure to renew itself
The memorial was in vain. II never even WI" sesnowl-
edged The depression caused By this ungeneou' and neon
sderte treatment Of gallant remnant OF os.de that hsd
failed to do Its duty most oeray snd heiocsy
almost untitled to remain In command True, however
TO those who had been true to me-tus to position wncn
considered sacred under the remained WIN
what left OF my brsade and though ieenf thst was
to sacrifice rather than victory thst we were gong
accom- sued and led them through all the operations
Qured Of them At ScofMis and Chanceuorsyie, beyond
mere hsudul my command did e. duty a. th0,s 20.
ston. with fidelity and resolution which won for the
of the army would be my Greate't happiness
would surely be highest honor to remain III the com
and charge of such but to do 90 any o ger
wonld be 10 petpetuse public deception, in which tho
hd-won honor. Of good soldiers and In them the military
reputation Of brave old would inevitably be iaVossi
and cou promised. cannot be party to this wrong NY
heart my conscience my pride. all that 10 truthful msnn
sincere and just within me forbid It, , - :,
In rendering my nation, however, es the Bnader-
General In Of this poor vesige and relic Of the Irish
Brigade beg sincerely to you that my services in
capacity that prove useful freely at the summon. aud
disposition Of the Cove OF the United states Ina
and the cause and the liberty the noble memo
res and future represents entitled unquestionaby
and unequvoosy 20 the life Of every citizen who has sworn
ale glance to IT, and partsken OF its grand protection
But while ofer my life to sustain this glorious good
Government feel TO be first duty to do nothing that
will wsntony imps the lives Of Others or, what would DO
m more grisvous and arabic inhict and hum-
alton upon who. having lost almost everything else
find IN character for and loyalty an invaluable
rn which one. viii not be vain selfish a. to
danger have the honor be- most respectfully and truly
yours THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,
49, Brgadier-G General Commanding.
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The VaIIandigham Cnsc-The APphea"o"
for n Writ Of Ikabons Corpus-s'"'c-
ruent by Gen. burnside.
Mr.. VnlIandgharn having made application to the
Circuit Court for writ OF habeas corpus, ueh' Dun"
side sent 10 the Court the following coeumeht'

Mr. Vullandg CHAM having made application 10 'no
Circuit Court for writ of habeas corpus, Gen. Burn
aide sent to the Court the following document;
UKApeuARrERs DKPARraEsT OF TnE ONO.
CiscIssAIL o., May II, 1908 }
To N, U,o,obi, ne Circuit court oChe United STAT" GUAM
and for ne SouLhern Distfot y Ohio: ,
Tie undersigned. commanding the Deparunent :"
the Ohio. having received notice irOm the CLERK 81
aid Cont that an application for the allowance o.
writ of habeas corpus will be made this morning oe-
fore your Honors on behalf of e. l.. VaiandiRhhni,
now prisoner III my custody, asks leave 10 suoini'
10 The Court the following statement.
Ii were to indulge ia Wholesale criiicf ms OF NC
rolicy Of the Government, il would demoralze Tue
army under my command, and every frieno oi nir
country would call me u traitor. IL the officers OF
sodiers wers to indulge in such criticisms J. "ouI'
.eaken the army to the extent OF their influence,
and II this criticism were universal Ia the army, IL
-onld cause II to be- broken to pieces, the GoVerh
INT to be divided. our homes 10 be invaded, anu
anorchy to reign. Ny duty to my Governln'ht Ioi ,
lid me 70 indulge in such criticisms; oiilceis anu
diers are not allowed 10 80 indulge, and thS oo''
vii be sustained by all honest men.
Now. | will go further. We are III II t'a'e =,
ciyI war. One Of the States OF this Department 10
vt his moment invaded, and three others have Geen
hreatened. | command the Department, ana IL -
nv duty 10 NV country ard TO this army TO keep y
=; The Lest BOSS BILE condition. TO see that u Is Iet
Id armed and "a lar rs possible, TO sec that ~
encouraged II ii is my duty aud the du'y VI ,ao
roops TO avoid saying anything hat would ,o;n
the army, by preventing single recruit IRON
ing the ranks, by bringing Tie AWE " W.
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Award of Contracts.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, May ~ ''O,'
The Uned States Commissary Of tbiS Guy
awarded to-day the following contracts;
james w. Hsmmeney Of Philadelphia, 2OO OAR
rels of prime mess pork at SIS &c.
Poumirat e. McCulIy of Baltimore, 100 barrels Oh
prime mess pork at sl5 75
James C. Adams of Baltimore, 200 barrels VI mes'
pork at sl5 "a.
: Train & McKeone Of Philadelphia, $1,000 pounds
Of sosp g, Sc rs per 100 poonds.
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FROM THE ARmYOF THE pOToSAC.
The Death Of stonewau jackson.


HEADauARTERs ARMY THE PoToxAo( ,
Wednesday May 10. 1863. !
The following letter and order is published i1
The Seatinel.
CHANcELLoRsyrLLE, May T.
To Lieut.. Con. T. J. JACKSON.
GEsEPAL / have just received your note in%
forming NE that you were wounded. caunot exf
press my regret at the occurrences Could hav4
directed events, thoIld Lave chosen, for the good
of the country to have been disabled in your eteadI
congratulate you upon the victory which Is due to
your skill and energy.
Most tsuly yoon, r. e LEE General;
Wednesday. May IL. 1853
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 6l.-With deep grief thq
Commanding General announces TO the Army the
death OF Lieut. Gen. 4. j. Jackson, who expired o
the 10Th met, at 81 D. N. The daring skill snd
energy Of this great aud good soldier by the decree
of an all wise Providence are now lost to ne, oue
while we mourn HE death, we feel that his
spirit still lives, and will inspire the whole
army with his ndomitable courage and mistaken
confidence in God as our hope and strength. Len
his name be a waichword to his corps who have ioiS
lowed him 10 victory on so many helds. Let tne
officers and soldiers initiate his nvincibe determt@
nation to do everything in the defense OF cur oeS
loved country. Il. E' LEE, 1suefsA
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Municipal Election.

PRoyIDSCE, Wednesday, May 10, 1868.
Mayor J. c. Knight aud the other candidates on
the Republican city ticket were to-day reelected
without opposition. Their supporters ALEC elected
six of the seven aldermen and all the councmen but
two. 1t was also voted to allow the Pawtucket
Horse Railroad Company to lay rails 10 our streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-14
THE WAR In THE sOUTH-wEsT;
Rebels Defeated and Routed nenr Frsnk{
lin, Ky.

NASHVILLE. Wednesday, May 10, 1863.
party Of about sixty Rebels, mounted, betweeu
woodburn and Franklin, KY, coming toward the
railroad, were met by detachment of Union troopsf
sent out from Franklin, who met and defeated th9
r bells. Five are reported killed and several
wounded. The Union force still pursuing al
the time the train left at IL. RebSs Major, SURF
geon and four Lieutenants arrived from. the front
tonight, with six ambulance loads Of Nounded
Rebels
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From Gen. Bosecrans's DePartmen'-Ihe
sf Rebels Restless.

PsiLIDELPHIA, "Wednesday, May 10, 1905
A special dispatch to The Bulletin, dated Clocin-
natl, May 10, says the Rebel cavalry in front OF
hurfreesboro arc constantly changing tseir position
Tho Rebel Generals Wheeler and Morgan with
5000 cavalry, sre at Liberty aud Alexandria, Inedi-
Ating an attack on Nashville. +
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-14

RrayL CosscnIPr OFFICER ChPruRLp.-p. 3,
Murphy OF Montgomery County, Md, q ksoei cons
ar;rt ccer, was arrested yesterday at Rectoftowni
@ In Stshels command, and sent 70 this city to
GoI. Baker, Provost Marshal. Upon his person
ware found several papers--among them his oath OF
allegiance to the Confederate States. e. 80
''i' IWssh ngton Star, Tuesday.
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Strike nj Buffalo,

BUFFALO, Wednesday, May 49, 1863
Business Ia almost at u standsui on the docks,
&C., in consequence Of a strike among the grain
shovellers aid stevedores. There has been no dis
turbapbe as yet. s.g .-s ,s ,Ha
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The Second and Sixteenth New-York Vol
unteers ON Their Way Home.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, May ls-9;" p IN.
The Second and Sixteenth Regiments Of New
York Volunteers left Camden at 10 O'Clock on their
return home.
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THE Enron. Outward Round.

BosTos, Wednesday, May H. 1880.
The steamship Europa sailed at ~ o'clock thi9
morning tor Liverpool via Halifax. She took 81
passengers the former place and Il for the atsr
She also takes out sl5 l67. .~' r'''f .fi o.
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War Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT. MAJ

WAR DEPARTMENT May O. 1868.
GRxva.1 Orders No ll9-Csst John A. Hsddock' 1oth
Rsmso, N Y Volunteers hereby dismissed from the ser
ic ,o, violation Of tho Sovereignty of friendly Foreign
STATE IN res,s gbcusrer Tyler, deserted from the United
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Naval.
OUR LINE-oF-BATTLE SHIPS TO BE CONVERTER
INTO STEAMERS.

LINEUP -BAllLE ~ DL NoN'LAALH
INTO STEAMERS.
It's reported that the sailing lue-of-battle sbip5
of the Navy are to be examined, and that The sonnd
ones will be converted into steamers. The hrsg
move in tbs direction took place at Boston on Tues@
dav last when the liner O0io was surveyed, Tor tnd
purpose Of ascertainiug whether II sue We're 70 %
u armed or loaded as 10 draw four feet more OF
.,ster ebe could lie made seaworthy. Sac wa4
found 10 be very sound above the present water nes
on the arboard side, but rather the reverse on to@
opposite side, which has for long time been exc
rosed 10 tue easterly weather ana the not sun. ~
IL however thought by Mr. sampson, tDe mas.e5
Canlker. that the ship can be MADE servlceaoe ION
lie rurpose indicated, and therefore men VIII az
once be ret 10 work upon her. lie NOith CaIohnst
at New-York, will probably be the next vessei overA
IenIad and IL is known that she is AZ least as gooG
as the OHIO The Vermont Is in commission, and
womb be certain to make coed steamer; While tha
VIRGINIA. which was never launched, ought TO have
considerable sound timber The Following Is iist oH
our line-ofbaitlc saps ana tneiF preseRs ,ooa'0"'
Name. U99e SrMi c y .e Ner
Peua.y lvasia plsdsls Phia Sunk N Sorio
Booklyn.... ......suak at Boston
NJ hiladeip hia'.''''' sunA AZ New toH
Dsiswa.e.... ..... Gosport...,....SGnku Notiolk
Venom hsrlestown.......,l commission
Nes Orleans....... Sa ketts Hsrbor. "a the stock
AIabamn.........,.h KIT ery...........On the stock
Virgi.is........... Chaestown~....On the stock.
New York......... Cosport.........On the stock
VESSELS OFFERED TO THE GOVERNMENT. !,
The following vessels have been offered to the
Government for the prices, and by the parties named
below:
Name Price, by nh0na.
Two s,eamers.....s II $50 and $500 o.Rogers " v
Star 10000. R.ynold DelCny
City OF Albany sim. IS 0O0..........A Van Santvoord
Another s.eaner.. 3oO00....,....A. Van Sentysord.
Antieam. tow-5oat 6Oo0...... ...E O. Comsock W"ns.
Belle Schuliz.. ~ 600. Morgan Co., Wuns'
Swan steamer..... 10000. Barney hayood.
FOR CHARTER.
p f. $500 per day.....A. p. Fernandez NIX.
Colombia steamer. 800 per day......W Gunton' wash
DEPARTURE OF THE MERCEDIrA.
This steamer having had the injuries done by the
blockade breakers at Charleston. remedled, saileq
on Tuesday from Boston, to JOIN the South As,sn'%
feet. She is reported to have dispascne,o ,sa, 10
Wukes which would seem to Indicate snaI sue
would Ultimately join his squadron, but this is mere
conjecture. q
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The Irish Brigade.

GEN. MEAGHER's OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE
OPERATIONS AT CHARLOTTESVILLE AND
sCOTT'S MILLs-REsIGNATIoN OF GEN.
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p. y. Bsrnsrd.. $500 per day....A r. Fernandes fs
Columbia steamer 800 Der dsy......W. Gunton, Wash
DPpARTuRP OF THE MERCEDITA.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY THE PoToxAo,( ,
Wednesday May 10, 1853. !,
The following letter and order is published i1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-09
THE UNION
Volunteer Refresment Saloon,
PHILADELPHIA.

their waY 10 dad fran The trdr, and The temporary
oGTe Of the sick,
ANlNl been In operation two years, supported by
private contributions, tho Ladies Of the committea pr6.
pose holding Fair in and ot fund commencing ut
the Saloon on The 10Th inst. To continue ten days.
The success Of our first fair due to the liberal pa
uouage FROM all sections and classes, ask the in
hahitants Of Wilmington and vicinity to extend to this
thor aid. The express collecting articles your vicinity
will deliver to Us any cintihut OF fruit, flowers but
ter sc trfu of cost O the donors return all
baskets or vessels that may he entrusted to their care
Please direct ar below, sending the of the con
trihutor with each ut TO be- gistered
ARAD bAKROWs, Chairman,
Union Volunteer keireshment ralOnn
Foot Of Washington Avenue. Phila.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-09
Uhemineaud-Ine Cognao.

THIS Brandy imported by William p Baily oe New
York, expressly fer v. c. Gilpns sales for medicinal
andpriVate use. For sae.bp
- - - V. Q. GILPIM.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
isih is,s5sh USES <ss
U FOR RENT. aA

Brick House Market street betveeu sth aud 9t, No
6l5, $3.50 %.
Frame House in Mechanic street below Lombard St.,
No 81, SIS uu
Brick ouse and Lot on Lord street, third door from
Railroad, M. gS, $50 20.
Brick House Lord street second door from lailroad
$50 90.
Frame House corner Of Church Taylor streets sbj o.
do do nTaylnrstrp,t adjoining The above % uU.
Five Brick Houses of ltth street near Pine Nos COL
b03, 600, COZ and eO9 earh 500 90.
Five Brick Houses On l2tn street Lombard Nos.
bli. 5O1, h0I, 5O9 aud III 4. each $50 CO..
two Frame Houses Riddles Lame. first from Stone
Tavern, each SiO On
Frame Ious- auinrng the aey "a from tavern $3.50 90
Four Frame Houses auj lining iiia alye, each ;}d no.
lriek ii-use ON Lombard siteet between AcCauliey
and l.th stretts 500 10.
Brick House s. W corner of Front and Thorn strests
$l25 uu
Cottage at n W corner Of French aud iith sts 10 0l
rk llecse ON ratu street above Second street, No.
20S, SO uU
Small Brick Orange street between Third and Fourth
streets, $40 O0
Ice House yard on liu street between Market and
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth streets, each
s32 90.
Brick House .hurch street between Eighth and
Ninth streets ssl 90
Brick House, No 1878 King street between 18Th and
18th streets, 500 %.
nriel, House, Taylor between Locust and Buonwood,
SllO 90.
Rrlrs House Market street between 18Th and 18th
streets 400 90.
Brick ttableon 18th street between Market and Orange
Streets S65 co.
Brick house on 5th street between Pine and Spruce
street, $50 90.
Brick House, rooms well Finished with 10 acres of
land and brick stable, near Wilmington. $3.50 90
House and premises at Tho S. l.. corner Of Market
and Water Streets, in the teuufauf James H. Cox and
Vim. p Carr possession on The 5lth q March next
Apply to WILLIAM McCAULLEY
fal2S. COG Market st.. W itulurtoi Dsl