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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
GOD DIR. ]. II. CHANDELIERS 600

Il FAMILY M6O1O4N6 Os
Dyspeptic EIiXlr
RANKS arst among the Toncs, Il inylgOrates aud
strengthens the syste aud Is peculiarly adapted to per-
u weak and delicate constitutions.
COUGH MIXTURE.
Prepare from recipe which has .ood the test OF trial
Tor twenty five years 10 recommended as nn invalu-
able remedy for Coughs, Colds, &c II should he had IN
every household
THROAT LozENGEs,
For Coughs Colds Tickling in the Throat, IIoarscnos
&c, &c.
DR.. cIlANDLEws WORN IozENGEs
Safe and o1eetual.
DYsPbpTI1 FILLS
ned for the same purposes the Elixir
ARNIcA AND ACONITE LlNIMENr.
This preparation hss besn extensively used In Rheum
asn anl Neuralgia as we'll for sprAins and Bruises
with the most beneficial results II Is unsurpassed AN
external application io the relief Of pain
KOMAPnIAN.
This Hair Tonic, by promoting healthy action Of the
nvigortes the growth, and adds iustre and soft
to the har.
DANpRLFF ERADiCATOR,
Eaec'ually daudrur from the head. p rents
HAIR DRESSING.
For smoothing and fixing the hair,
nuPoNCOs GOLDEN PILLS.
For females 81 per box.
wnslows Soothing Syrup llosietters Bitiers, Roof
lands Bitters Nisharts Plus Tree Tar Cordial, Ritters
Far aud Wild Ch.rry SyrHp. Iaynes Preparations, La
tour Olive OIL Concentrated flayoring Extracts Nall
Tooth and Hair brushes, Cnnbs, Pocket Books, Port
Mounaies etc, etc. pct0.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTuAL lNSNRA NCE COMP ANY,
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington. Del.

Office Wilmington Institute corner Of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT.
hE principle OF Mutual Insurance Is believed to be-
the safest and experience, lar has proved It to be The
eheAest means OF Insurance against Loss tRR and
although this Institution has beeen hut Il years III
isenee the list Of insurers will compare Myorably with
any other; andGhe ls.sas by tire during that time al
though not few, have been promptly paid all who have
oeen insured In this office and have had the misfortune
TO be burned cut attest The object has been 10
cure good list Of safe risks rather than to swell thu
number of insult without regard 10 hazards thus -
SEEMING the liability of sinking the cash capital IL ,ss9W
heavy disasters during the year.
DIR ECTORg.
WilMiNGToN-Wiliain Cauty Vincent c. Gilpin oacrgs
Richardson, John A. Duncan Jacob Pusey lohu Cochran
William Tatnall, Edward r. Beab, Samuel CAnty
DRARDywlsR HUNDRED -Elw. nunghursi, Ell Il. raey.
de
NBw CASTLE decentralization iuysr.
WHITE CLAY CRRRK HUNDRED -Abfam p. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
GO II p sNNoys Secretary and Treasurer. :
q Office hours from to and from 10 o.
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Ri Wilson, Branaywne Hd,; James Delipliin Christi.
ana Hda James Webb Samuel Barr v. c. Stotsenburs
and jesse Sharpe Milmington Hd; Robert McCabe, Mil
Creek Hdi John F, Williamson, White Clay Creek I'D
George Janver, new Castle Id Curtis l.. Ellison PEN
cadaf HI; John e. Clark. Kei Lion Hd VIM fenplo
Smyrna; james u. BurnhaB, St. Georges HID; Ch,rlas
~ Fleming Peter r. Causey, Milford; Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tuunell, Georgetown.
AuENrs-As well Tor Receiving applications for iusur.
anee dues Of ember..
I'LL Wilson, Brandy Tme Hi; Robert McCahc, NH
Creak lid; James pslipian. Christiana Hi; John r.
Williamson, White Clay Creek Hd; Curtis Il. Ellison
Pencader lid Red Lion, ST. Gaorgrs and Appoquintnak
hundreds; Joseph q Griffith, smyrna James Cfppsu,
New Castle Hd Charles 4. Fleming Milford. Charles
Tunnel, George own Henry Todd, Dover
Communications general business addressed to the
tiou
fn ROBERT McGABE 81. D. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New Boot and Shoe Store

JOHN MARTEN,
a. WOULD inform Ills ffehds and ,h. 81.
u, Gems generally that he has opened ' =. p ~.
and SHOE STORE, No. 4iD WALNiik QUOT
~ one door below Iiith sireet WiiraisIe slice
Delaware, where he Intends keeping constantly o
good assortment OF home made work. sush ~ W haai
mems fine and coarse lnntH and slooHi I,adiss 1hle
Of the best quality also good assortment Of
Shoes Of all sizes lie will make to order al the eha.
notice all kinds ofouatnmer work. His stoclt M Ttfl
49,, has been selected frem some Of tho largest bnsn
the city, His journeymen are good and praeiis 70
men and he feels confident lo VIII be Abla to , or
aatiufaetion to all who may Give him a call 'o eu'is
5s-RkPAIRING done with nuatness and dsp,eb
sep 81 JOHN MARTt,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
1000 Agents Wanted

To introduce DR.. Ilurd's De utal Remedies into
every County. Men or W. men who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in n arket They are
new, useful, low priced, and We are spending
thousands in advertising them Or the benefit OF
agents. Boxes of samples, con iaining dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, on receipt Of seUeR dOiisrs
about half price, to any person " shing to test
his or her skill in selling with tht view Of ne
coming nm agent. They can be 1t Id in day
Bsay- We goutd yatisr PAY salaries N IN Commits
"oRs 10 those pho prone thsmselrss e6ia sntSalesma
1s5@ Now is the time to 20 into Il business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
PUTNAM
Self-Adjusting Clothes-Wringer.
PATENTED DEC. II. 1901.
Combining Simplicity with Efficiency.

Combining Simplicity with Efficiency.
LIVERY family should possess clothes-wringer, be-
u cause,
ist-ltis a relief to this hardest part Of washingDay
2i-lt enables the Washing to be done in one-ihird
less time.
si-I sayes Clothes from the Injury always given by
ith~it helps to WASH the Clothes as we'll as DRY
them.
causu
lst-The Rolls bel OF vucNnlaed Rubber, will bear
hot and cold water and will neither break tear oil
buttons.
2d-The frame being Of iron, thoroughly galvanized,
all danger from rust " removed and the liability 10
sh rink swell, split, ete.-sO unavoidable IN wooden
machines lis prevented.
3d-The Spiral Springs tue Rolls render this ma
chine sefadjusng that small and large articles. AZ
we'll as articles In thickness ceraiu to receive
uniform pressure
Ith.-The patent fastening ~ which the machine Is
frightened to the tub We helit sc to he superior In SLIM
pcity and efficiency. 10 any yet offered
5th.-lt will tit any tub, round or square, from one
half tn one and quarter inches Ia Thickness without
the least alteration.
FINN 4 JACKSON, Agents,
House hug Store
noy2l go Market Street Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
ORANGE GROVE
Wits Ely.
v. q. G.

ina PUREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN
has furnished the community stmulant pure, health
full and invigorating, at the time mild, delicious
beverage. II Is calculated 10 do away with the vile
dTugged stun that Is pamed of on the community, aud
which Is I'M uriOus to body and mind For sale by
V. .. GlLplN Sole Agent,
rccner of Tenth and Market sts Wilmington, Del.
p
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WAWAsMT NuRsnRrr,

Al b. y. u. Buffers Book and Newspaper So,,
APO Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Humps, story Of American Lila Ivy G. W. Curtis
ne Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins
larry Harson. by John 7. Irving.
The Attorney, by John y. Irving.
The Consultation Of the United States
Wild life, by Capt Mayne kei
Life Of General francis Marion.
EverybodyH Lawyer,
Moral History OF Women.
Miss dilbert's Career.
One OF Them, by Chas. lever.
The First False Stop, by REYNOLDS
The Woman in White, By wilkia Collins
Twenty-Five different kinds OF Novels II a dime safs
All the Magazines, Daily shd Weekly Newsn,s.,
Books, Stationery aud Fancy Articles for sale ID ia
variety s,is
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
Cnrcmers, lna~rs,s.

squst 10 fiy second street. between Moth snc Tenth
sy~nues upon The body q catnafirs ross patvo os
ns4sy aged seventy years who committed sue do
Nv tak % ausiarua Deccased necas,. dsslnndent II
ns.quenta oi the Ices u three we're slain
halt and festiyed &C. commits suicide rather than
crdur. her eoeness AIRY hrrrr Accordingly on
frdny afternoon sbe cent little boy "a the drug sofe
~. go Nnth nycDne unh iBssfuccps a. buy cents
-crtL sf and having prccarcd the psson took
,hs died Ibsp -iS boait nItsrwaris The
Jury rendering verdiCi took tc the
druggist i0r selling zoe laudanltn ychton al the
pfc,sfrss :, tna Jaw regarding 10 sale.
fs1fA al, pfNa.-aser Gs,su was, saaocsscd on
Trcny aicr0oa ~ the iainr o. The ciabspk ruebt,
whis emrioyed 70 efghg Ia cherry street.
ti"usi Widty boo ar Ierest rp,u ins body sesior
fny
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hiesi.

AriKx.-0u Saturday morning, August a. In New
York at the residence OF his brother Horato Asn No
2s clinton place. GFoRcE " ArIps
The funeral will take place from Grace church New York
on Mondav afternoon al three O'clock. The relatives
and friends NJ The family are invited to attend without
further invitation
Rnpy.-on saturday, August CO. JonS pKnrEs younres,
davs.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funera from the residence Of his parents 80
Downing this Sunday atern on. Al two clock
BArsytKrAt rlatbush on Friday. August 2s, AhcHAxt
g Ras.ss: N 81 the . ss.s year W rsa of M his age
invited 10 aicud the funeral this Sunday Afternoon Al
two clock from his late residence Garrison street. Fiat
brsh
CmRrm.--At Few Haven. on Friday morning August
rs. JonS orsrxr, son n Mary and the late Captain
William n Chester. aged years and mouths
Tbc relatives and friends Of the family are ,nvi,cd N
attend the fnncra from No ~ Fast Forty ninth street
tbs sunday afernocn, :, ha';rssi three O'Clock
'ocEf--At surnyside Hotel L. l.. teturday August
70 Bs~ sMS y GOOSE AGED "a YEAR,.
The relatives aud friends oI the family are invited 10
attend the fnrerai. Monday srorninr, a. eleven
O'Clock. nom the rcsiden'e of he son. NJ VI \. Cooke
supnys'de Hotel, J. l., two p''es from thirty fourth
r,sIrs- IIobosen. y. j.. IN Saturday norr,ns
August 20. vi.R. MANI. beloved wife Of John " Campen
aged ~ years, II months and 20 DAYS
The relatives aud friends OF the family rsspect,y
invited 20 attend The funeral services At The meeting
oG the congregation cf ~, ssube~ 'his Sunday
afternoon, at two o'clock.
Cussrosx On saturday Anrns, % sf typho,d fever
contracted m ID. rcnnsvivAnn campaign .arssn Wv
y. ccS-1cr, Of the Twen'ythrd regiment. \. @. s "
ianersl ~ill take pisce Monday afernsep a, two
o'cuos, his late residence No lafayette ay.rue
Rruokiyp
| rrlioS S--on saturday evening. August ~ p.r,,v
| nIl,,S "a the 10th year OF his are.
Nolhe ~ sbe funernl WIN BE- gwen ttreafisr
! roscnrI,.-M ,ircossyp,on Saturday evening A.s,
Fss, daughter Of levi. and Aecihs poscher cf cholera
| tniAnsi IN. az ed 10 months.
mo lunsssl viii take place ~. tsunaar) nf,e,noor
hreo o'c,cck From, tho residence of her parenis 2s
ton avssue Dueld street. The frends and rola
tves arc respectfully invited 20 attend thc funcral
DoSlR-on saturday August 20, srprwS DDYis A m
tive of Dubsn. secd 90 years.
lbs funeral viii take paoc from his nse residence.
1i6th between Fourth and th ayeu,ss sarIsr
on Monday nfternoce, at one O'Clock.
Torogrp. .--or Saturday movninS, Auvset 90 pvrvp
pcsoHrr, aged 80 years and 4 months.
fhe fsssyes ard fricuar a the family and Ite rs,,
hers ar TIC Noe York steam Boilers percvoler, l,so<
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ESs~ at yorhvtlls,
snREsr % Tsr OWNER or THK srony or srs.
pfcfO~ ~ ARSON.

81
pfCioS or ARSON.
Al atos, one o'e'ocs on saturday morning officer Cam
nell, ~ tho rweu,ythrd precinct police discovered Grs
IN the boot and shoe store owned by Joseph Mconad
sratod On Third avenue, between Eighty fourth and
Eighty ffth sTce's me officer broke open tho s,ore
door and saw ire burning N dcrcnt plsecs and Nv the
aid cf several Dher members of The police the rcs we're
ex,irgu snct AFTER puiiing out the frcs In tho store
nucthes nrc was discovered 10 becrnom IN the a. cr
floor which aen pus oet by the police ON asam,ng
ia. the the police found that prtparato Lad ben
male ny somn 20 burn the premises pnniie, 81
ucy iOnnd stuffed between tho rat~r bvcs
81 hs .ivngs scme Ind been irod aud olhcrs remain
ii snoucsed ker-ere et had also teeu spread about
rio pcoc thee state - facts, suspected hat Mr A,c
nal had made those preparations tor the purpose n
e.troytng hs stock uf goods Ocer Coruell arrested
~ McDlraid srsplcon OF arson and conveyed him 10
tno station houst. Captain iuichngs OF that pro, oct
nuie aiely telegrarhej Tor Fro Marshal Bskor who ar
pearea and entered into the inycStgaon The accused
Was conveyed before Justice welsh who committed hlm
" prson 10 await exarnsnrIcr.
Il shown that Mr.. McDonak had insurance OF
81 500 mis- prorerty IN thr Continental nsrrapcs Co
pany The properly = alleged 10 be worth much css
tsar ths amount of 'rsnancc winch suppceei 10 DO
motive fcr The its
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
rttitsnry hns,rs.

TIT WN.hff'lnF tlVng CtvlyhY.
Rec ,s'ire ~ be tcg,rtrt ncw 10 ue pushed n,
~ orward, spi apl"ararc's Indicate ,hai he r.suse.
uo,s.r 81 men w seen be oniGned to st ~ IN, o,,a,.
n L.s ~ The yarlo8e tetfar'f MT ,ha .r
see CAPTAIN william y kaypnagh has i 'snt "a IN,
rty iiai rark ard ~ 0eoc y ~ N1felo strssf Ntsrs
in 10 dtsrpGs ~ oDlnE fne -svafy fcs aert ar n,
.3y tartan kavarAcf has teen r I'd s6rys s,oc, IL
sn,nu 81 en.tt n IT. rebellion and foF o humber a.
ysars was ccnrscted With the regular Amy N r.xae
fI hgncs, bauni.e ore ad i,efs;is snd cothug snd
rni.ois furuuhea iFnnedisto toy after .eifog
AsMvlL % rHasE soss sssISsSTs.
M Fuu hshirsr snd s'sty .sistb aud twenty niSth
gt. yorntesrs arrived Aie.arira board of no
sa.ef isaitc yesterday afternoen. on their arrival
ns. vsn ardcd Q; eovernnra ltlant 1te res gmsnD
sass ~. I~ceg .Donr.rrg - Cs nsl fihr es i-idN.
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MisesDIaneOus. ..

BRrxEy snIp name unknown. inward bound 10 report
edeAshore Roner Shoals.
LsuSeH-The magnificent italian frisae Re Don Luigi ds
Porasalo was launched yesterday morning. l0 O'Clock
from Webb'a yard, foot OF Sixth street. East River
SrsAssnrr CRY or wAsHiSGroN, Capt Brooks Of the
Inmsn line, sailed yesterday for Queenstown and
Liverpool.
STEAMSHIP BREMEN. Capt Meier aai,ed yesterday for
Southampton and Bremen.
srKAnsuIP ROANOKE. Caut Drew, saled yesterday for
Havana
sTssxsu~ Gro CRoswsIr, Capt Post lied yesterday for
New Orleans
ss s.s ss.s .e 81 ssss sa: ~ sS Me-
:. ssisn Hsass s r ::
s.e. water sss ana fss s1s
and wss obliged 20 keep pump going rds Isr from
IT. ..ss1. rs
nan Ne and . .ss total oss The was issions Sut
s,sS s.ss s;w Bedford sA e yh
WIN "a. having ,oo. psssr ' 70 Ses'iS Ser Sois
ss ' T'A
sa Ssr Ss Del i'i s.s ear %.
Notice % Mariners.
DESTRUCTION or LIGHT AT wApEs ro,SI AIsKxARLH SOUND
rsrAsuRy DD,ARTsssy orncs Licsrmovsy BOARD
h,. been r....a s dSs s.s * r.s
s :, maae r. r"ns Acemae sound North Carolina
eaSs gwen he 81 re s of
Byorder. v. b sHuBRIcK Chairman.
whalemen.
shr james Keen. arr at sppcan 9Th inst from Atlantic
- ship Lousian. Kelley sid from Valparaiso prev to june
o,S ss'p .. wdsr ,. a Ss VIII 80 es. p ..
BARI Dr Fr.nll,n xsnchsser. M. WAS SPOKEN June q
s.s Fol .Sss'p. G ssi ,s H.eu. VIM ,,
ops =, sng e ~. 90 vn OF Art ~ EdgArown 2sth inst
h.yins Pa, in TO land the mate Had taken 80 SSs Sd oil
Rsrs ~ Wave r.nsr q Nh, vas July no date. Ae
wth ~ l 6sls - c All told Gil well
:;;:s r.y s sSs s4s.s 81 -sss s
illness q Mrs Fisher Who ssa n sss
s g ss:q,, s 9. Ss ,sg again sooa The
Ferssgs Psvss.
o, n.e. s., !ss. s x sSs Hound NASH Fooehow Gid
R.,'ys.: a-a srs ol..oaer rsnniasson for
ss % sss.s ss, .ssd rE T.,.
I.isr, sss W .IIP uSry SiaS. Reaman, from cArdiG
~ se': :; :'I. s.' r:e.:,s :s sT:
s.., ss Kim; ssny srs,s
i.pa' is%o" "'"''' p0n' ny "e' "o A''' ''''' f'''
10 ss .ss.; s.ss s' s'A weber 'r "a'~'s
,.s GSs INN & FOL 70. os E % .s sAss'h is Weber,
gAs.ss kasi-Asr ssers EsIr,. srssei) @ s;cssr Ava
Nal,,sa Ns..ai IN n.c'taa. rssrase. seacpor,
sd lei. htif W ~ Barts. Nclstss.
In uort Str hAlkS Shi1s tBrsusn1 Wenkc and Pamela
fRrj Aba Tor NYork, brgs Princess Alice fBr) Mosns
"a ssu.s se'ss ss rssscs ss s.a TX. Kat. so9
Lard Tor ~sy Mesf. Cyclone, Wech. -
ixseuA. Ang ieIn port Br orig retrc. for Nyort Iir
aarArzAs. Aug 6-A-y ba4t. Cen Warren. Har; Aspn.
SIN Nlrnse rrAub. Hillman. Portland.
orAeo NJ, Ma i7-Arr ship Santiago HawsoD. Ncwcaa
swsrcw. tuns 7i-sd bark Lille, Kno-le. sAassba..
vaietia, Dswes. Chefso
SnIrsnAr. June s-Arr harks Ps~Isc Morse s,,ga,n.
eth sophia. Jacobs Newchwsng: sth Arx Dyrb~S tisn'
tow; schTs Cailiope. eaylea Nsgasak f0th Nsnas,s.
Wave Lines cna Kong ians 81 reA,nei June x, 4. bes
srnrs,s Aus 7--tn pcr briss rr.p Wording B.,,,.s o.,
Boston rs dsys yolsnt fr rnc Md sin Dutch schr sy
tns D,fiehman. Van Wilken, Bo~on "' ~
rs,hAnis use,y Hs-ars. ~'s''
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~ EANpp
s,eamship Roansss. Drew. BsvAnA-Lasiam Hs,setsu
steamship Geo Cromwell. Post, New oriesn,-B crou
ssesmsSip NJ Ranss BisisdeIl, New Orleans Hsws.s
ssSsnsh,p che~psase. wms,,.. rertisnd--B . crom
SIN Elier Sears BARTLETT Son frsucisrc n n coo,e,
sSip R-solute tBr). Neoivery Hong Kong Norewcod
Ship webster Lawrence, LnerpOo-spcsora TIies.ou
nip xipsshshs (Br), Sccrs,s Lcnlcnaerry- AJKpo.
Ssip Icrisana tyor) xnudssn Antw-rr--fnpeh uenel.
SIN auidine star McDoural, po.lon.
Hnsk BtuAA trr,.al. Eeksrt sArdlF--Si1rsan Fag-
Bsrk Padre ktcfauo IAusl, onilch, Cardia-HoImbos
bnsher. - 49,. :.
snu,--Frnch. Me'ncts weudi
Bars Pride q the sea Horton, New Orleans n ID Hs,l
sris wsrsdsl. gB,). chspnan. famoo,n Brett. A.,
y spvr ruesn.a tAus,. wnlfr,~r Cork n f,,,r.x
Bric Fortuna fIiano), wsnnlger cork-w eals,n 40,
arg frsdercA tnanol, Bronlhe Cors-Barclay Llvns,
"nnris Johanna foldenl, Peter. Rio Janeirc.
nrig Bxrtha Reinstcrn fPoftl conta para--T pento
1r.S Tine grl, Faulkner, bntgnh-H Underwood
srir Hsah Ypsxs tBs,. woods, 81 Ens-xil.r 1 qcush
Brs Proee Alfred csrj. pytsmau. nslras srrnher-
sss ~ In, DIE ,sr), savsns Windsor. ss-y wt,u.-
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A sousMsv svssscrn Cons<aeracx.

A correspondent OF a Western paper says Their
dessoerr begite talk of their isolation from the Fast
and ihe possibility recaiog their soldiers from tho
kasierp ebei army and with the Arkansas for their line
si defence, establishing military republic of the re-
sDsins o ArNansas, Louisiana the Indian Territory and
rxas. With an rndenniteSce OF Mexico thrown thom
by tie trench. Ibs sarob ish idea the
Iro crty @ Hindman but how they TO get their
troops back Jer Davis viii be very likely 20 keep
MI be las got, and needs them. Besdes, Ii be sent
skeD, bow oGad they crss the Mississippi The face Of
Grani and Ranks These roope that they desire 90 re
call are 90 GOO yetoraps but The dream impossible os
se@isatun. e&m. Houston has ms rather respected
old age, taken soine slAk H. ara Hindman made old
" Jacnto' visit on the sub coaple OF mouths
eg. lie came tack rather encouraged but the obsta
in bx way ssioe from those might meet ia the
~lssIc Of 'pon army. are formidable IL said that
H,nln.ap about 10 vis Europe dou hilees 10 confer
" "a tue frenoh knpcror on tbe subject Nav The
hh~<sde runner that has bim for passenger meet
rss<r, cd npd uotowara ale.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

PowuIL--AcSI aNr.-Ou Wednesday, NAV a. by the
Rev. Newton Heston wxHsTxs C. POWELL TO ELizanErH A.
ACxIAND, both OF Brooklyn.
Qurrzow-SRIRuRy Brooklyn. on Wednesday An.
rust 28 a the residence OF the brides father by Rev
". 7. webbe. Mr.. Henry WILLIAM. Qrirzow 10 ExxA
daughter ~ James N. Seabury. ESQ.
QufN~-DoNYEIty.-Oa Tuesday, August 25 Al ST.
Mary's church. by the Rev. Peter Farrel. WILLIAM Il.
QUINN ESQ, TO Miss ASyiK DoSxuiy all OF this city
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HIPPIN NE w S

uovs1snes Or Ocean Steamer.
Mails forYsrded BY every regular lincs
The f6r Liverroo at Oueeustowp
cep The Csnsdsn line. which call At Londouderrv The
steamer for or from the Continent cai a. Southampton
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
MIsCELLANEOUgs

A sE' REr WOkTH KNOW ING 90 TO THOMAS ".
~ AuNkWs. 2to Greenwich snd ~ Murray street
and SEQ its low press he h selling Teas CoGees Fo"r
Vines and everything else useJ family. Sugars
lie lpwarfs can ave our money and zee for ,oors
selves.
business cAHDs. INCLUDING CARDS. ~ PR logls
Rlhssds urs' ela - per iol Al .inds q nocs Jse .,
esisblshncnt. ~ Park row. OPPOSITE Asior House
ID det feet A. - 30 cents boy. f0r nnafrea
NJ nisus fessrrf corus. nrrownH nails, ~o. nee D.
HWftte Curative Sold by druggists aBd srnt py mail
n cents end 81 per boy yorns Bunons Had Nalis
witnont BY d. D. hhss"s snfeon thhoIeats.
Az Broadway.
nj aalsano Eierrro Mr,Alic 1nsoles vo,aie ness and
xr-,,ts ~ union Of two Uctsis. yoisa
rarreu which seseed BY the nnd emitted bosy.
dkusnr neahy and curative sarrebt the psrros c
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HAVANA, NASSAU, ". r., KINGSTON, IA, AND NRw
ORLEANS.
ror KryosyoH IA Ac-Rtesmship Plsntaqenet from New
Ycrk Sept From Kingston. ia, Sept g.
rcn MISUNDERSTANDING sasie, from Nsw York Sept 2,
Fon NAssAu AND HAvAsA-stsamship Corsica from New
Yoa INV osrsAss-s,.amshIp crso's. from New York
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ros ST DosISgo CIrr. STEAMSHIP TubA Cain. from
New York Sept ~, at 2P. u.
SPECIAL NOTICE
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The New York herald., 1863-08-30
Maine Politics.


BosroN. August 90. 1853.
The political canvass IN Maine Is very active. The
tion takes place the 14h n eeptsmbcr Among those
stumpine The State for tho Onion are vics President
Hamlin. Israel washburn and Senator wilson
Arrivals asd Dsparsures.
ARRIVALS.
WAsHrxcrov D. C.-Steamship James 2. Green.-Francis
Alexander and Chas Brown. Mrs MeAks. W uew
Lient Col w OF and family. Miss Sarah Sope. W n
Geo Bavden and lady, Hsrsev aud siser-and In the
steerAge.
HsvAxA-Steamshp Roanoke-Roque Garcia, r Rapnen.
ssrss XnSrss Msriis Levi. BSSsr vi.sino sprsi
B.sio,o. Ramon Neera RcSsrds xnre, Coiisdo. San
:sS ss,p sr: fswsdo ss P01c
Pablo Herrara and Bernarno Pere, and wife Casa
major. Grandos q Ryon. John N Story. Cairn. =
Bcu.r and vile aoiss.l and wife zesnon Bnser and
WIFE, Mrs Rita Castillo two children and servsn Victor
nnbrensv. Vicente Paacios Rosa Montavan, Andrus
santiago vareue.. David Csrs Pesant Anderson.
MITCHELL Angel 0onsalves, Breton Newland X Cypert-
and others m the steerase.
Lsvxs-ooL--Steamshfn-C CITY Of Washington. r u
lines Mrs Emily Garrck Miss Terrv Miss Hariand,
Whitcomb Mrs Macnnley and DAUGHTER Henry Jsckson
Coburn, Joseph schon.d. o Ryan. smith J N Mscisd
W Q Bradford and iadv Mr. Anseii Otto asrony
Rev DR. Jenkins Mrs Jenkins three Misses and Masters
Geors and Stewart Jenkins of Phiadepha: Mr. and Mrs
MoaRer. wife and child Thos Medic, OF baltimore: Hon
sumervie and Edward irving. Of Csnada Mrs Petite
and two children. Mrs Msec,nseh and two Children Mrs
sterheps Rev D scney, W " Rimnali Samuel Down NJ
Cavley. DR. Lodee-with others IN the steerage