Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-30
LOCAL tFFAIRs.
U. S. Internal Revenue---Dollector's
Notice.

DO by give notice that nave appointed
the following named persons Deputy Collectors
Of lnterual Reyeoue for the district Of Della
wsre, to wit;
Division No. l,-Brandywinc aud Christaua
Hundreds. New Castle County Deputy Col
lpeioF John +. Iilyard; post office, Newport
Division M Wilmington Hundred. New
Castle County James l.. beVuu, Jr., Deputy
Collector; post eilics, Wilmington city.
Division No 3-Alill Greek aud White Clay
Greek Hundreds. New Castle County; Deputy
Collector Aaron =. shannoui post office, Chris
ii ma.
Division No. Anew Castle and Pencader
Hundreds, New Castle County; Deputy Col
lector Jacob d. Cazier; post office krkwood.
division No 5-Red Lion Hundred, New Cas-
Tie County Deputy Collector George u. Money
post office, Delaware City
Division No. G-St. Georges and Appoquini-
mink Hundred, New Castle County Deputy
Collector Alfred McC, Moore; post office
Odessa,
Division No. Duck Creek Hundred, Kent
County Deputy Collector Thomas L. Sutton
post office, Smyrna.
Division No. s-Doeer and Little Creek Hun
drels, Kent County; Deputy Collector Matthias
Day post office, llazletvile.
Division No. 9-Mutderkill Hundred, Kent
County; Deputy Collector John +. Clements
post Office, Camden
Division No. 1O-Milforl and Mspillion Hun
dreds, Kent County Deputy Collector Peter l..
L1hand; post office, Milford.
Division No. ll--Cedar Ureek Broadkln,
Lewes and Rehuboth, Georgetown aud hdan
River Hundreds, Sussex County Deputy Col-
leatar Edmarl NJ Vaughn Ost office, Milton.
DIVISION No. l.--NOrih West Fork, Naniicoke,
? Lillle Greek, Broad Crees Dngsboro aud Balt
more Hundreds Sussex County Deputy Col
leetor David w. Moore post flee, Laurel.
CHARLES ii. b. DAY, Collector.
= Collector Office, Dover. Jan. II, 1868.
, jan 20-2w
rETEEsoNs LADIES MA0AhlNE.--The colorel
fashion plate which accompanies the February
number Of this magazine possesses unusual
merit and beauty The steel plate is the second
5 OF the " Little Red Ri ling Hood series and is
p hnsly executed The reading matter is in good
/ taste and full Of originality of thought The
varied illustrations and pattern PLATES are alise
9 interesting and useful. We have no doubt hut
I many dollars and much valuable time have been
saved 10 the lady readers Of Peterson, by sub b-
setibng to the work. and closely consulting its
i pages in reference = the current fashions Of the
If time. Two dollars year for such magazine
4 in these times Of high prices certainly ranuoI
- be considered v,ry large sum. Peterson
e tne work is published at that price
o GoDLY.--This prince Oi publishers has again
/, Outione himself, in the February number vt his
d brilliant magazine. Illustration upon ilustrn-
ton meets the eye as we turn over the we-flltd
pages Of the book, and all are 20 superby
beautiful that We unable to discriminate as
10 which excels most. Tie world will he
searched in vain for publisher who eau euc-
cesstully compete with Cooley in the production
Of original, entei taiuiug and useful matter such
f. az he from month to month serves up to bis
& thousands Of subscribers. No wonder everybody
n takes Godey's Lady's Book
- FRAsK LgsLrs Extra fashion plates aud au
e nuusunl proiusiou Of first class reading matter
a., mark the February number OF this Mammoth
- New York monthly Adults and children cnu
e alike iiud accurate sample illustrations Of dress
x embroidery and other articles Of fashionable
,f wear such as do not appear in the cheap and
=, unreliable magazines OF the day. a vast amount
u of valuable information may he gathered from
u the well-etorCd pages Of Frank Leslie, upon al
l. most all the popular topics of the time, and al
IL At 80 low rate (S3 per annum,) as to make the
!, work both accessible and desirable.
HONE MAGAuSE.-The high moral tone. and
steady solid literary character Of Arthur.
" Home Magazine loom up in grand proportion.
ic in the February number. No family OF children
Ii trained up to read this tnvorite monthly regular
h ly, eau become vicious or depraved n morals
=, while the want Of just such work in the house
III hold may seriously tell upon the youthful min,
a to lis disadvantage. Two dollars year fo
.r IDENTIFY low, when taken in connection with th
illustrations which adorn the work
,, REAL SrERRoprIcoN Tile Stereopticon Il
AN Instrument designed to exhibit Photograph
~ pictures in full relief or, in other words to Civ
ce on plane surface tile most perfect perspective
ie Many instruments are now paradcd around tL
country under the above title, that are nOthinl
more than the magic lantern In real Stereop
I'd tcon the lenses are Of the most perfect kind an
lie very large. The light used s the DrummOn
III light, and is of such powerful brilliancy that th
eye cannot bear its intense rays without PRO
w lection.
10 I. Garrison Taylor of this city, received
TO few days ago, one of these instruments which
nd of the very first class lie made a trial exhi
htion Of it on last Tuesday evening in the vii
mingIon Institute Hall. The pictures wer
d. brought out in the most perfect manner, giyiu
nj entire satisfaction to those who Witnessed then
,is StatuarY as large as the objects from which III
. pictures were taken were exhibited. Mi
= croscopic objects magnihed hundreds
lis times, beautiful scenery aud architectural draw
lie ings, both in this and the old country, were
,is thelr tnrA made to minister " the delight an
40 instruction OF all present.
'oi Many citizens having expressed a desire
i'll witness mn exhibition of these splendid view.
as arrangements have been made by Mr. Taylor
~ give one on next Thursday evening.
as HosPlrAL A Mitchell who received III
80 contract for building the soldiers hospital. 4
~ the corner of Tenth and TatnalI streets, to b
at finished in thirty days, has succeeded in raisiu
ms the frames of six Of the apartments. There az
/, four more yet to raise. The several contractor
for the work are; Ferris & Garrett. plumbin
i'' and gas fitting Il f. Pickles, furnishing an
re- setting heaters, SC. MIR. Bullock, roofnl
of b. l.. Brown, painting, SC. Isaac Pyle sas
IA! and door manufacturer. Francis Simpson
brick work. Craig & TRtnal, lumber.
SwoRD PREsENTATioS.-Th members {
Company E. Home Guards, in a very quiet an
unostentatous way presented their Captain
Joseph ParTy--aud also lst Lieut.. Bangs eao
with beautiful sword, gu last Tuesday nipl
O'' week in the Friendship Engine House in III
10 CITY. The presentation was made by Lieu
ion John V. Rice in a neat and appropriate speecl
no. which was responded TO in like manner by III
20 recipients. number of ladies and genteme
'n' were present on the occasion.
y" NoTIcE.-The members Of the Institute GYM
're nasium Association are earnestly requested
ors meet at their room ia the Wilmington institute
on Friday evening January 30th, at II o'clocl
1t is hoped that the members will all attend an
take an interest in the proceedings, as upon ii
attendance and action Of this meeting will d
We pend the future existence OF the Association.
rye Tnos. W. ROBINSON, Sec'y
IL RETURNED To THEN REGIMENTS. Lieu
we StathRm. of tue Fourth Delaware Regimen
Tue commanding Provost Guard consisting of ii
men, who were here for the purpose Of appre
m hending stragglers and deserter4, left last Wet
r. nesday for Washington, having in charge abor
aty twenty deseriers belonging to the several Del,
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