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Real Gtstate for Sale.

4 FARM of thirty-three Acres, for SALE, It
"A Sirt Sing ". Y. abog, uile north Of yfsssf
superior land IN excellent condition. well fenced with val
IL well adapted Tor dairy. grain or gardening u'ss and
several fine building sites Handsomely overlooking tho hus1
River aud Surrounding country. VIII sen stock sss
crops, desired. Price 700 per acre {. o. PkATI Ss.
. Pine-st.. room No 3
4 VERY desirable RESIDENCE for SALE,
IA 'th.sy +.hst 3-stoTy, attic and hish tassY
meat, 22tS4 with every convenience in perfect ofder
also. Stabis in the street desired-pnce fll
Terms easy One Of the mos, complete and slbstsnuh
houses In the city, aud one of the cheapest.
&. O. PRATT, No. y Pine st., room No 3 -.
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Cd on Young slnfIe, Marcd JonIsl pIatIus AIsEss
la many Affection. peculiar To Females
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
other remedy In Chloros. is Re,en
tion Iregusrty Paufunes supprcsslon OF Customary
yscuaons liberated 5ciIhous state Of the Uers Leu
oouh1s Whites. Serly snd for all complaints incident
TO tho seI whether asin. om ndscreons habits OF dss
patton, or IN the - - -
see symp.onis ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
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Lost ano 1onn6.

EOUND-A GOLD WATCH which the owner
\ can have BY paying for this advertisement ALEXAN.
DER NJ DUNN Ns. "a sev,b I,t,t, Wililsn,burfh
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AMONG THE PINES.
Add,sw THE TRIBUNE.

fTNHE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,
NOW READY,
IN p,nphst OF y pages on tine white Betde the
bill which word for in accordance with the orisos
text we append Alphabetical Recapitua0n OF every
atce 10 be taxed by tho and the amount Of the tax 10 be
vied thereon This renders complete and convenient
A.itis possible TO make IT,
Price cents postpaid 80 per 100 sent by express
~, 100 n bv mail Address THE TRIBUNE. NewYork.
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fENO CAPITALISTS We have wel-estab-
4 M.hed NET CASH TRADE amounting to 8 100 coo per
auuuun Our bah Chat Of Fancy Grocerie 10 rapidly
eessng and exc, edosy prohsble averaging 30 per cent
sss We tavc the sole agency In the West OF several
lrscas Eastern A pufsctnrng establishments which
sbes lse trade with hssvy jobbins and retail
large bat We have rpon books large ist Of prompt
customers any the Wet Our city Chicagol
TODAY presents due ens TO capitalists and
prisng than any IL tho world we wlsh TO add TO
basines that of Staple Groceries and to that end we
and about $4,000 10 cash We car demonstrate to such
that no better opportunity eNs onsied Saspetory
references given Address MERCHANTS y. o. Boz No.
4,7S Chicago, IL
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Chances for Bnsi,,ess Men.

CYMNASIUM-For SALE, the CONTENTS
W Of the WlLLIAMSBUR0H GYMNASIUM. IA the
Riding School No. SO South 4,hst containing everything
ssquiste for fr,clas Gymnasium. II not sold by 10
tho Tth inst they will then be sold az auction BY fHOS
NJ. FRANKLIN Auctioneer g. COCkROFT. Pine-st
SIEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-The steamer
~ EIYPORr "a fast running boat Of 565 tuns car scity ~
inch cylinders and 12fOo toke) 10 for sale at reasonable
price a in good repair aud running between Wssb
layton ard Acquis Greek For further Information address
WIN. w. !RAPLEY No. ln Oct, w X. SNOW,
Agenl No. % Parliamentary. Washington D. q.
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Che Atlantic Telegraph.

yT,HE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COM
pkNY,
ucorporstea by Ao, Of Parliament la 1857 whereby eae
shareholders liability IL specially limited 70 tue amount Oh
HE snblciption.)
GUARANTEED PER CENT BY THE BRITISH GOV
ERNMENT
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This medicine Increases power Of digestion aud sxci.ss
the sbsorbeas into healthy scon by which the water "
cacorous dispositions and all unnatural engagements are 70
due ed a. ell as pain and inflammation and Is good for
MEN, WOMEN. AND CHILDREN
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s,soduary but truthful picture OF the entire social
sv,tem Of the south describing the domestic lie OF thcsch
p.nters the small planters sad toe white trssb and de-
pctins actual scenes large aud small plantso na
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rndnrial.

TpsAwaus's OppIca CwsrRAL RAILROAD On. oFNsw'
Irs5sY No. 90 WalLst New York Jan -. lo1a
DIVIDEND. "A Quarterly Dividend OF W.
srsd nay.blc on and a9er WEDNESDAY next tie it'h
inst at this Office a., 1T, A., ,e,h,n..
'"o LIVE SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
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on,r,, 90 INA NKw.Y ok EooIr.sLg EsrBAstE Co,
o''''" No. IS WALSH. NEw YosK. Jan. ., 1862.
DIVIDEND.- The Board of directors nave
L tbi, day declared 9 sEMi-ANNUAL DlFIDhNp o.
a,cN pF ~ Nm free nom Government taxi payable 10
'ho o'ooAno'oe'' v" W." John MILLER Secretary.
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Board ano Rooms.
90 Cet.

IO LEI or LEASE IN Whole OF III sepalalo
Il psr,A-The marble front STORE, No. al Brosds 81.
tending through 10 MerUer by 300 feet Kent modsIs'e
Possession can De given ilnncdiney Inquire Of
w. MITCHELL, No 62 Valet
TNO LET or LEASE-rho four well-bghled
l. LOFTS ofs.ore No 81 Warren ~. corner Of GieeG~ch
Possession Feb. l. Apply on tbs premises.
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OyglcE or rms M.EoAsyuE tH ns! IS 81 o isS,
IViDrND. Tie Board of Directors have
selared Dividend OF fonr per cent free OF Goyernnet
- n.vahe on and altsr Jan z, 1853 JOHN BAKER See
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TinantiaI.


MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS
uI INSTITUTION, No. 283 Bowery.
Open daily from 10 g. M 10 p.
Interest allowed at the rate of per cent per
600 aud UNDER cent per over H. -
amount dividend OF the per cent peI viii
be paid depostors all ened thereto. and slsR
January 20.
Interest not called for will be credited principal
All amounts deposited before January 10 will dsw
interest from the lst. CHAS. PECK, PrendeIt
JAS. p. HAIsHr, Secretary.
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NTVIDEND NOTICE.-ATLANIIC SAV-
IL INGS BANK. rHAn.fQCAER. NkW,l ohK jan l,
lsosNosce hereby given that DIVIDEND OF SIX Fen
LENT per annuui on deposits Of 800 aud under and Of
FIVE PER CENT larger sums hich have been deposited
three or months prior this date, will be paid and
after MONDAY, Jan. 10. 1865. - - - :,
CHAS ID. BAILEY. Treasurer
j p. COOPER Secretary.
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Mem Publications.
A MONG THE PINES.
THE GREAT BOOK OF SOUTHERN LIVE
NEW EDITION JUST READY

OVER $4,000 COPIES
H,ye been already sold and the demand e0h'n0e
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
Collectors Notice.

oct DIS U
GaAelte COPY w.ekly Is.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
Report of the Watering Com
mittee.

To The CUy Council Of Wilmington:
For the purpose Of notifying the citizens concerned th
Watering Committee, would make the following repOr
and ask that 1t be published in all the city Newspapers
once week. for four weeks.
We propose to connect with the reservoirs about
th latter part Of October or early in November, the
lowing street pipes, TO wit;
Harriet street from 10Th to 18th street,.
hhipey street from middle distance between Sth and
9Th streets TO 10th street.
Orange street from 9th to 18Th street
Tatna street from middle distance between sthA and 9th
streets to 18th street.
West street from eth to 18th street
18th street from Market street westerly
llth street from Market street westerly
10 street and Delaware Avenue from Market street
westerly and 9th street from Market street westerly
We also propose to lay this fall early in the spring,
connected with the reservoirs the following pines
Market street from sh to a street, Washington street
from 9TH to 9Th streets aud ah street from West to Wash
ingon street
The committee would remind all persons whose pipes
are connected with the above that the pressure from the
new reservoirs the pipes la ihnt ri Of the IT, will
DO about 90 TO % pounds square inch The greatest
pressure from III" nd reservoirs he tower part Of the
city is only about 90 pounds per Hare inch We woult
recommend those Interested. to hit, the plumb.rs to
t. staud the Pressure. u W niI much eistr ou tn
pipes to have sricks sn As m shn. slowly instead
OF The kind most gefey 10 us thnt stop the water
suddenly Amy sther Information ou ihe su set viii he
gwen upon Appitaiion iu the superintendent Of the
Water Works or TO the Wayer.ut Committee
j. ST. Pt.hN.
p!7iLLlP rLUNKEpT,
ABkAllAM BOYS.
Il. i. upRNAR
Committee.
City papers please rory.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
ATTENTION FARMERS
n 9AT and BONE COMPOST.
PARqNER WANTBD

TASKER & CLARK,
$ w. clr sth and Washington Streets,
~ 4.n Philadeiphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
OfPlcE oP lSTERsAt RgyESrG,
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.
IL.a.-- ..a--L---.- -LLL- ~

DISTINCT OF DELAWARE 2
bovER. October Yth. ls63 }
Notice is hereby given that the District OF Delaware has
been rediyded into the folosiag divisions aud that tho
following nauet persons hare teen appointed Deputy
Collectors within the said Divisions. to wit;
Division NJ. l-Cnmufsln- hrandi Wine' Christiangi
Mill Creek and Wilmington Hundreds in New Castle
County D. r. lils ard Deputy Collector Post Office, VIII
mugton City
der New Castle Red Lion 81 Oe0rsss md Appot tuini-
mink Hundreds ia New Castle County, George Money,
D-p. 81 c. lycinr Posi- Office, Delaware Cry.
III Son Ne 3-ComI rising Duck Ce f.. little Creek,
and Davct liludrris in Kent County, Matthias Day,
Ds-ny Dllr't0i, Post Ohire lliElefvilr
Division No 4-Comprisn- Nurderktll, Mspliion and
hiufrd Hundreds m Kent COUNT John r. Clements,
ID puiy Collector. Post pnice Cam ieu.
pisieisu y 5-JuNuaily No. ll-Corlptising Cedar
Greet, hgoadkln u-nr-etINn l-wes and Reh0both and
Iutitn River Hundreds, ia sussex County, Ldwin NJ.
Vaughn, Deputy Collector. continued, Post uice, ou
Division NJ. 6-Orginauy No. i2--Comprisng North
West furk Little frees Broad Creek Nantieoke Da.4-
horo aud Balumura II uirsie In Sussex County. David
" Moore, Deputy Collector, continued Post Ons laurel
c. n. b DAY, Collector,
octl32w DistTIct' ef Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
.Adiourned SberifFis Sale.

by virtu ofa writ Of LerGr Fic1s o me directed will
ID be exposed to Public az the Hotel OF H. Davis
~ Miitlet0wD, in St Georges Hundred in New Caste
County Delaware. ON TUESDAY, the 9th da of OC
ruBER, 1868 O'Clock, NJ, the following described
Real Estate viz All the following dsEcrhe plantation
Hundred, in the county aforesaid and bounded as io
lows, to Wit; Beginning at stone On the edgeof fast
land at the northwest Of said tract
lands Of Jacob Nandegrift and running thence south
Two degree west nineteen cains seventyaiX pefches to
the middle OF the public road leading through Vancea
Neek from thence continuing the same course twenty
six chains aud thirty.-even links gum tree thence
south thirteen degrees aud nehalf OF degree six
chans and seyeniy-siX links ditch thence down the
several Of said ditch about thiftyge chains and
niueieen links TO the edge Of AppOQunimink Creek.
thence down said creek the several thereof ahou
twenty-five chains and nineteen links to a ditch aad
division line thence said ditch nurk eighteen degrees
aud one quarter of degree Ave chains and fortyyD
links thence north ten degrees aud onehAlf degree
thence north two degrees and one half Of gree
seventeen chains and twelve links tc the middle of the
Aforesaid road thence with said road north eighty-f1ur
degrees west fifteen chains and ten links thence north
six degre weniyseven chains aud forty nke to Cnp
Ie thence along said Cripple and binding thereon the
several courcc thereof about thirteen chains eighty
links to the place Of beginning containing within said
bounds one hundred and fty-one acres one rood and
three perches Of arabic anl and twenty-five and
twenty nine perehes Of meadow land aud eleven acros
and eight perches of unmproyed meadow, be the same
less.
Seized and taken into execution as the property Of
Edmund Townsend and Ann Elizabeth his wife, mortgagora,
and George lngram and Ingram terre tenants,
aud to be sold by LEWIS W. sTlDHAM,
sheriEs oHice New Castle, October sth, ,1s6s
oct q.tw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

10y VIRTUE Of an order OF the Orphans Court Of the
~ state of Delaware. in ami for New Casd. County,
Will be exposed 70 sale at PUBLIC NENDUE in ST.
Georges. the seventh day OF November 1863, at tho
house OF Alexander Laws in RCD Lion Hundred in tho
County azores m tie following described Real Estate to
wit.
lot of ground in the village of St. Georges bounded
by he public streets on The south north and " St and
in the east by the lands Of Samuel b. Sutton nd s.
Bald win, with dwelling house the main stree
and another dwelling house fronting tho back street.
beag the same which the reator (Jamss n sutton, de-
chaset) purchased Of b W Gsmm
Also certain other LOT u gouud in the village Of St
Georges, stuA on Delaware Street aud adjoining
of the heirs of Mrs Latter and land held by Mrs Margaret
sutton which Is erected frame building, 1t being
the which John Sutton to James NJ sutton
on the 2Jth dag OF April A. b 1913
Also two lots Of land IN st Georges Hundred th9
south side Of the canal, which erected dwell
linss and It re houH, being the which James n.
Sutton purchased from James Z. How and wife and Wit
liam A Sutton and wife
Also tour lots in the village of ST. fronting on
Delaware Street opposite 90 the otl g. n' tle restaor
on one Of which Is ted - lrus 1r,, and one
Of hich small house is erected.
And also one other lot if,y hy hundred and fifty
feet in The village of st. Georges adjoining ans ct S.
Baldwin Sale to commence al . o'clock.
Attendance will be- given and of sale made known
ut the time aud place Aforesaid l. y
JOHN r. BELNliLE, Executor, 4e or his Attorney.
sAAL. GUTHRIE,
oct DIS Clerk orphans Court.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
HASSON'S
Comnnnnd Svrnn of Tar.

FO Cough, Culis, lloarseness Sore Throat, &c.
W LIPFiNCOFT Druggist, Ill Market Street
Has be.n appointed agent for this preparation in place of
q. Thompeln who has been heretofore sole Agent for
wmln-tou out owing t. the removal ot the proprietor
10 Philadelphia he agency has been transferred to Mr.
Lppiucoti WIN Will always keep large supply Of it
htud ~ sell Wholesale and Retail 1t is also kept fer
Aalo 'hleat MelNALLs Drug Store and at !. j. GAL
LAGllLtS DTig sioru. Prize % cts Ter bottle.
The popularity of this preparation may induce dis
honest and unpr n0ped men TO make imitation,
sequuniS all should for HAssONiS UOMPOUN d
SYGUp OF TAR my l5.8m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
FOR SALE.


10 fARN of 1is aotas, known as tie "Ganges
bsNe Farm in Appropriations, Hlndr a. New Castle
ifH@ onnty Dsl Of which about acres are cleared
aiil.1h and arabic The rest WOODLAND This land lies
about miles from the Delaware RAILROAD. miles from
lhs Station az Tpwn-end the distance from Black
Bird station an - miles from Eiasons Crossing, 8
mi rom smyfns, the SO rom iHddeiowu. and ~
miles from sas afrs Village IN Nary and at the head II
sassaiias River. The 80 r stndy oam, adapted spsc-
nuy 20 corn aud We e4elahHs, also goo wheat land
The impgove em4nts are nearly new, INSIST Of two
story Frame dwelling House, coutains besides
gnnu double cellar; hlg Stable srrtgs aud HAY House
Wagon house Graniry poultry hou e, large Coru-crb
brick smoke house aud oti buildings Within ths
past three yers, 200n pannes Of fensins have been
put up most Of it and large psriou Of it consist
lne % post aud rail The tract exclusive the wood
lAud Is dvidei into fields, and lies upon the sides Of
The Oranges Road public road lealng through the
place. from the sassaas to the Cypress road There has
been set out upon the place thrifty Apple Orchard OF
$50 trees OF selected rut Peach Orchard OF SEQ
trees the greater part OF the latter ought to come into
hetrine next yaar,-Ihere Is also small Tenant House
upon the paee-rhe situation is healthy, and the water
unfailing aud good. The trae l. held at $40 ser acre
Terms aocorodntng and but small portion Of the ur-
chase money required In cash. For particulars enquire
Aiessrs JuhN McCLEAR SON. Wilmington, Del, or
Of SAMUEL q. PATTERSON, upon the premises
n Bill mot sold by the 10th Of Deeem ber the place
will then be for rent
There has been around tho house shade trees
Of different varieties, besides numerous fruit trees.
Apples, Pears, Cherries, English Walnut, Spanish uhes
nut, &c. Sspt2i.3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
PROCLAMATION.

Sn0 mn WATCHES, Chains, sets OF Jegelry, Gold
JUU, ,uOU Pens, Psncil', Enss, L.ekets, Bracelets
seegv Buttons Studs &c &C.. &c. To be sold for ONE
DOLLAR EACH, send CTS, Tor certificate or 3 rs for
catalogue has full i,t and particulars Csrtdca en-
velQped, seae up aud mixed when ord. rcd ire talsen
without choice ahd sent by mail, certificates for
Agents wanted in every town aud Resimont
A. j. HARPER & Co,
2ls Broadway, Box 59l9 r o..
New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
sherif's Sale.

RY virtue Of writ of LeuGri Fdctes to me direct ed
~ Will be exposed to Public Sale, the premises In
SnTstaRa Hundred New Castle county, Delaware ON
sAIUkDAf, the 3lst day Of october 1865 at o'clock,
T. NJ, the following described Real Estate, viz All that
certain lot or piece Of land situated In Chrstana Hun.
dred, bounded and described follows that is say,
beginning AZ stake at the easerly side street
lane two perches wide leading from the Lancaster Turn
pike road to new road running from said Turnpike
road to the Kenneit Turnpike road being corner
OF other lands Of said Thomas WoodWards thence by
side Of said street lane south thirty degrees west twelve
perehes and sixteen hundredths Of perch the middle
Of another street or lane communicating with the said
new road thence by the middle Of the last mentioned
street or lane (beng the line dividing this from William
H. Reynolds and) south fftyeight and three quarter
degrees east twenty perohes and twohundeiths
perch 70 the side OF said road thence thereby north
thirty degrees east twelve perches and eght-lenihs to
hAke of other lands Of said Hhumas WoUdwards
Aforesaid and thence thereby north sixtywo aud half
degrees west tweny-one perches and fourhundredhs OF
perch to the place Of beginning be the contents there
Of what they may with the free and uninterrupted use
aud privilege Of said street lane two perches wds
leading from the Lancaster Turnpike road, ia
forever
seized aud taken in execution the property Of
benjamin bailey and Ann his ife, and Walter Bailey
terre tenants, and To be sold by
LEWIS W. sT1DHAM,
sheriGs Office, New Castle, october 18th, 1868
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
HOUSES For SALE.

IN thre, stery Brick House, in Flh stret, be-.
lMFH tween Pine and Spruce streets. Price llO0.
Iisl Also two story Brick House in Thirteenth
Au4slA street, between French and Walnut streets.
prlce s125 Apply to
NEBEKER 4 TATNALL,
mSr6 If Lumber M4fch ants, Market St Wharf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
lust RECEIVED

Nd opening for the winter trade, the largest and
"A best assortment Of Coal OH Lamps oerei in tuis
city also splendid assortment Of shades aud the hes
OH always on hand by the bbl gallon Call and ek-
anime II BOZ Market street.
septIs. T. Y. DENoRMANDIE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
FRIDAY. OCTOBER
University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA
M IlnICAI ID 0I.Il & I2tIA NJ L, WI

M EDICAL DEPARTMENT.
NlNETY-ElGHrH SESSION Qs6s6i
WILLIAM GnsoS, NJ. n, Emeritus Professor Of Surgery
GKoHdG d WOOD VI. D. Emeritus Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine
sAMuEt JAcksoS NJ De- Emeritus Professor Institute,
Of Medicine.
Hudn l. lonGE NJ D.. Emeritus Professor OF obstetrlcs
hnd the Diseases Of Women aud Children.
JOSEPH CiRSoS NJ, D., Professor OF Materla Medoa aud
ioagRr E. r61lRs. NJ. b., Professor of Chemistry.
Joigril LElnr, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy.
HENRY u SMITH, NJ. d., Professor of Surgery
WILLIAM PtpPRR NJ d. Professor Of Theory and Practice
of Medicine
GuRNrr SMITH, NJ. D. Professor Institute. of seii.
clue
r.. A. pFNRosF, NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Women aud Children.
JOHN H. IicKARp NJ y. DemonstrAtor of Anatomy,
lhe Lectures Of the Session will begin the second
Mpnua{ 81 uetoher and close on the first of March
Ont Introductory Will be delivered to the Course
Clinical Instruction is given throughout the Session. In
the Medical Hall by the Professors, at the Io,pitals
AZ the Philadelphia Hospital containing 57l beds in.
structiOn Is free ' "
a. Military Surgery and Hygiene will be fully taught by
the appropriate chairs.
III. Ds-scins Rooms, under tho superinten dence OF
ts Professor VI Anatomy and tile Demonstrators are omen
from the middle ot epteinh4r
lhe Room Tor Operative surgery and the Application of
bAhdhss, Nn4 Is upeu early In epemher and through
Surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators q. 5 Blsg9r NJ. D.
Fees for tho Lectures (each Professor l5) slo5
Nlatrlculatuu Fee (paid once only)
Graduation Fee, nj
r. u. hoiEhs, NJ. D.. Dean If hs Medical Ebeipiy
SAMUEL lRioEi Jdaaor,
University building.
sep l5Iw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
NOTICE.

Union Pacific r. R. Company.
VWO Thousand shares Of the Capital Stock Of the
/ Union Pacific Railroad Company having been sub
serbed and ten cent thereof paid the Treasurer Of
said Company MEETING Of the subscribers the stock
Of said Company for the Election Directors thereof VII
be held at the office said ompsny, William street inl
the City of New York, the twenty-ninth Of October
next, at noon.
WM, b. OGDEN, President
New York, Sept o., 1868. ssrt25it.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
SheriH's Sale.

- by virtue Of writ OF Leuarf Fdcias to me
- directed, will bs exposed TO Public Sale at thu
sss Hotel of l. H. bavis in the village of Midiet lwn.
!; in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle Qounty,
Delaware, on TUESDAY, the 21th day of OCTOBER
1858, at o'clock p NJ the following described Real
Estate, viz All that certain lot piece parcel II land
situated in the village OF Mddleown, In 1t Georges
Hundred, New Castle County Delaware, adjoining lands
Of William Buckle and Robert Cochran aud binding on
the main street road leading from the said village to-
wards Warwick being fifty feet 'front.' and hundred
and fifty feet deep bounded on the eas by lands OF
William S. Bucke, on the south aud west hy Lands OF
Bobert A. Cochran, and the north by said street
road, containing thousand five hundred square
feet Of land, be the same mole or less. With frame
two story dwelling thereon.
Seized and taFen In execution as the property Of
Thomas f. Hutn who survived Sarah E. Hurn. deceased
and to be sold by LEWIS ". sTIDHAM,
sherfs Office. New Castle October 9th, 1868
oetatv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-23
octE2w
Just Opened,

+. LARKIN No. 8 East % street. b j4st opened
lot of scarlet Opera Cloths, and sarqus fi1ue fresh
from the New York market.