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LOCAL NOTICES.

Bill sWEATXAE, Banjo Player, and
alias Bruther Bones, at Brainard's Hall, to-
night. ja2O:1t
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Suppressed Menst.lration.

which In the unmarried female is q constant recur-
ring disease, and through neglect seeds OF mare
grave and dangerous naiades the result; and so
month after month passes without effort being
made 70 assist nature the suppression becomes chrOn
lcI the patient gradually loose8 her appetite, the
bowels UUusttgIIod, night sweats come on and
Consumption finally ends her career.
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Indiana and Kentucky Money Wanted.
C. A, Read Co., pay the highest premium
for the Bank Of The States Of IadiaHa, Kentucky and
Canada Money, at 05 Superior street.
daes.42b
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juySs:R19

New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, So
OhRmplRin street.
FRAEK B. FRAHK G. WALBRIDoE.
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WOoD's MrzsTREIs, Woods BIinstrels, at
Brainard's HaH, tonight. ja2O:1t
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pr9perties OF tie medicine direct Themselves 10 tia
oss9na o secretion, end by altering the condition
" ne etonech and Liver that the Btarchy principle
o me Iood not converted into sugar 90 long as he
system h under the influence Of the
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NEW YORK hLARKKT.-Jannary 10
lnr nnrnnnAnn


RIoUF-Markot more active and SC bettsr, closing
firm
Sales ct O. sOS5 80 for superns state; 06756s5 for
extra state &C. WELLS choice do; a63596,55 for 5u-
Dernns westarn; &c, ,9O97,1o for common to medium
extra western; 80 for common TO good ship
ping brands extra round hoOpsd OhiO o. 10s rs for
TRADE brands.
WhisEy-Mar<et mora aEtfEa and higher Sales
at 86fIc, including 2Ooo bbls at the lattsr price
Whear-harke1 adEaucsd lf1ec With mora doing.
eales Of Chicago spring AZ ,53 ~ MilWaukao club
ct q l1l -; Wiutdr red western 1t e S1l 55 amber
lows At et,5G9 81 amber Michigan at 81 ,599l 60
white Michigan Gt q, ,65ftl,74.
COFn-MArkst hrmer with fair demand. Sales at
CSC for shipping mixed western; Tslc for unsound.
OaGH-Harkst dull and dropping. 9ales at 69az3o
for Canada, western and state.
Conee-Quiet and firm.
SugaF-Quiet 1t lO<0l2l(e for New Orleans.
PaFk-HRrkst hrm and unclaimed sales at
Sl4 l4s2Hfl4,75 for old mess, el ,5is0O for old and
new prime; sl3 80 old and new prime mesa, in
Guiding 900 bbs new mess deliverable In June st as
erls option at sl6,25.
Beef-Stsady.
Dressed HORn-Markat shade hrmeE sales at
6t96tSc for western.
LErd-Market hrmar and In fair demand Sales
ct l0@4l08, including go bbls steam aud kettle
rendered, deliverable In Aarch At l07t.
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War MANUAL.
NATIONAL WAR MANUAL,
A BOok For the Soldier and His Friends

O0HTE HTs:
Soldiers Pension and Bounty Act;
Instructions for Obtaining Pensions, Bounty, Back
Pay, 6c.
Back tsE and Rssioul Of oHiosrs and PrivaisI Cen.
Back Snd Annual Pay of omoers and ssauauu IN D.
Conhscati6n ana Emancipation Bills;
Proclamation by the President, and
Record Of Daily Events in the Rebellion, sc.
uE-sent By Nail on receipt Of Price In papaf COZ.
NJ Is ceufs. cloth. 50 cenfl.
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COMM MERCTAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE !
lAoRpAI EvEEINa. JanuarT -. Issa.

NOEDAT EvsNo, January ~, Is6s. J
Flsur-salss IS bbls Ohio Ehits Ehaat double sx-
tra at go and drHy load lots country ErOunddo 81
S6,5a.
Wheaf-salss car red on track at $50, and l
car do from store at sI,2 p.
Corn-sale I,OOO bush from store at CSC.
HIshwines-Sals25 25 bbls at 4Ic.
Butter-salss 10 bbls roll at I6, II and 1sc mostly
at l7e.
Eggs Sales 4bbls at l6c.
LRrd-salss country rendered at SIC.
HOEs-Recoipss light and market stiff at yestsr-
days HguroS.
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d:tf

Fourfh PaEe.---Local Items from Last
Evenings KditiOn Will be found on our 4th
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CONSTITUTION WATER

to the public with the conviction that It has no equa
in reevinT the class Of diseases for which II has beeI
found 20 sminently successful in curing and We rs
that We shall be rewarded for our Efforts IN Rcng q
valuable remedy in 3 form TO meet the require
ments of patient and physician.
For Sale By al DrIggi'ts-Pries sl,OO.
WMH. GREGG & co,
PrOPrietOrs.
Morgan Allen, General Agents., No. g glIs-st
New York. novl0;R770od
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

Resolutions on the French Inva-
sion Of Mexico.
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muen larger proportion Of the patients
visited ct NaShYills and Murfreesboro' are
slightly wounded than usually occur in bat
tie. The patients in and around Murfrees-
bOro' are much in need Of clothing and bed
ding ofeyery kind. Those In tents are quite as
comfortable as those in the poorly construct
ed hospitals. The hospitals Of Nashville are
admirably arranged for the comfort Of the
patients, and everything done which the cir
cumstanees will admit for their relief 1t Is
q useless expense 70 the St-tv5 snd very lit
STe practical advantage, to send nurses to
hospitals, for the reason that few will submit
to hospital discipline they soon become dis
satisfied, and wish TO return to their homes
Such nurses can only be useful in hospital
boats sent to remove wounded soldiers.
All that is needed in hospitals, besides
4 good surgical and medical force, is slight
y wounded and eOnEaleEeent soldiers or
blacks, who sre much better adapted to hos
pital discipline than citizens. One Of the
useless appsndages Of an army is chaplain.
An intelligent clergyman informed US that
he had been in the army four months, and
during that time had preSohed four sermons
snd to hungry and cold soldiers these would
not be likely to make a very deep impression
on their moral sensibilitios."
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CLOAKS,

ASH B ARG AIMS
Winter Cloaks,
Winter shawlS,
Winter Dress Goods,
Flannels and Domestics,
all at Cash Prices fully 20 cent below credit rates.
janis Ell. BALDWIN Co.
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NY. HONEY hIARKET-Jnuuary1 10.


| tBT TEEzaRAFu.l
| on call.
sterling Exehnnge-Narkst frrnsr, l59als2 for
banker billa
GoId-MATkst frmsr, unsettled and irreFuIar,
opening At 4s and closing weak at 474947s per cent
premium.
GOYernnent StOeks-A shade easier United
stat9a S. 81 coupons, 9Sk996; 3l0 Treasury Notos
lel8lO4i Demand Notes ll.
N. Y. STOCK AIARKRT.-January 10,
N TELEdRAPH.
9tOek1-ActiVe and higher, chicago 4 Rock
Island ssK Cleveland Toledo s5f; Galsna Chica-
20 Si Illinois Central scrip gl; Missouri ss 65 ILL
nois canal bonds y; California rs lS0 Pacific mail
la6H; Michigan Southern IS; do guaranteed lO5H;
Alton Tsrre Hante IS; do preferred 65 Michigan
Central 9I8i Cleveland Pittsburgh 6g4; Pittsburgh
FORT Wayne Chicago 6i3; Toledo 4 Wabash, %
mortgage 9gi Cleveland Pittsburgh, 9Th, SOX; To-
lodo wabash, lst, ITO; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
Chicago, lst Ii2, I'd mortgage lO2 Cd do 80; Alton
Terre Haute income 7s.
N. Y. BANK sTATEMKNT-Jauuary 10.
tBT TKLEeRAPH.
increase n Loan IS0s5s8
increase IN Specie sl0s7l9
Decrease in Circulation. ...... 3O9,s4S
Increase in Deposits ...........-....... l,7l7,7A
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

hlen gVes those organs tine to recover their healthy
tone and yigor We are able to state that tho o1sff
luton water has cured sTsTY case Of Diabetes 70
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FOF DysPPsia
PRyHdaB

Have long since given up the use Of buehu. eubsbi
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases aut
Only uso then for want Of better remedy.
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THE ALABAMA HEARD FROM.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
SherihP's Sale.

by virtue ofa writ Of Lerar Fdods ia me directed vii
ID e exposed n Public sale tho premises IN Christi
ana Hundred, Now Castle county, Delaware, On SAL
DAY, the slst day Of October 1861 at o'clock r. NJ,
the olowing described Real Estate viz All that eerai
tract or piece OF land situated in Chrisana Hundred
bounded ami described follows, to wits Beginning at
the eastery eide o; a Road leading from the Will
mington anu Lancaster Turluke to the kennett iuru-
pike at corner ~ snoeh Jeersens land, thence along
said side OF said road north twenty and one
quarter degrees east twenty perches sud seven tenthH to
stake thence hy llne dividing this from other
lands OF Thomas woodwards south sixty four and nc
quarter degrees eas hfeen peaches aud Heventyhve hun
deihs Of perch t. Jamas Webbs lins thence thereby
south ten degrees west wenythres perches to STAKE
corner OF said Webhs land, thence by the same snuh
slNty one and half degrees east one prch and eghth-
hlndrehs Of perch post thence by the same south
seventeen and half degrees west uin-tysix hundredihs
OF perch to another Of said Enach Jenersons
lands and thslco thereby north sixty and oneqpsrier
degrees west twenty-five perches and wotenths 70 me
place of besinung conailin, two Aires and nneiyhve
perehes o land be the same more or less
. si1sd aud taken into execution as the property OF
3 njtmiu Bailey and Ann his wife aud T., aud to be
sold by LEWIS ". STIDHAM,
Sheriff.
sherif's office New Castle October 18th, 1868.
oct lots
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

To LET the 4th story of Ferris & CARROTS
building, suitable for societies. .23-tG
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
'rid for tdefotlo'eiag diseases:
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

DN VIRTUE OF an order Of the Orphans Court NJ the
- state of Delaware, in aud for New Casi- County,
will be exposed 10 sails at PUBLIC NENDIE. m St.
eorses, the seventh day OF November D. 1905 iha
house of Alexander Laws, in Red Lion Hundred, n the
County Aforesaid, the following described Real Estate to
wit;
lot Of ground iu the village of 81. Georges bounded
by the public streets the south, north and 81 and
in the east by the lands OF samuel b. Sditon nd S.
Baldwin with dw7lling house ON the maiu stree
aud another dwelling hpuss ruuinc the back street
bsag the same nhch the resato (lamss ~ Sutton, de-
cha.ed) purchased of D. W Gsmmiil.
Also a cerain 9TH n los II g'ouud. in the village Of ST.
Georges situated uu Delaware Street aud adjoining lands
of he OF Mrs Latier aud laud held by Mfs Margaret
sutton, which is erected frame building, being
the same which John sutton conveyed 10 James Sutton
on the 2uih day of April A. d. 1915.
Also two lots VI land in IT. Georges Hundred on ihs
south side Of the canal which erected Two dwe,-
lin AID a store house. being the which James
sutton purchased from james e. How aud wfs, and VII
liam Sutton aud wife.
Also four lots, in the village of St Georges fronting on
Delaware Street opposite to the other lots nf the Isst
of which is erected good drug store anu on ON
OF which small house is erected.
Ana also other lot. my by one hundred and dfp
feet In the village of st Georges, adjoining lands 81
Baldwin Sale to commence at , o'clock.
Attendance will be given terms oil sale iiI. kua
at tt4 Time and place Aforesaid ty
JOHN p BLLVlLLE, Executor, &c M hls tu1ruoy.
SAML. GUTHRIE,
oct t-ts Clerk urphans Court.
dazeits copy weekly t.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

THn Artisans SAVINGS BANK, No. III Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open to
receive deposits and make payments, daily, ex-
cept Sundays, from 0 o'clock, A. NJ, till p.
M. On Tuesday evenings from 7 to o'c.ek,
and on Saturday evenings from to 7 o'clock.
Frehts upon deposits IN this institution after
payment of necessary expenses, are all to be di.
Vided among the depositors. Dividends are de-
olared semi annually, in the months Of April and
October.
The Charter enacts that no member of the
Board Of Managers shall he entitled to receive
any profit or emolument for his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Hangers s. lIilles, Edward Belts,
Joseph W. Day, N. X. Benson Charles ".
Rowland, George ". Bush, Edward Moore,
Leonard Is. Wales, Clement Is. smyth, DR.. J. F.
Vaughan, William H. Bi,lany, William Candy,
Henry C. Jones.
WILLIAM S. IliLLgs, President.
GBoRGE W. BUsn, Vice President.
JoHN +. McLEAR. Treasurer.
-<See~
To LET, the 4th story of Ferris & Garretts
building, suitable for societies. Jan 23-tG
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
Communicated
Pulmonary Consumption a CurabIC Disease a!
\ CARO-.
To CnNsUMpTlvEs.
IComnluuicateLl

The undersigned having hecn restored to
health 10 few weeks, ly "a very simple remedy,
afte having suffered several years with severe
lung affect on, and that dread diselse, Consump.
uon-is anxious u make known to his fellow
sufferers the means OF cute.
To all who desire it. he will send IL copy of
the prescription used (ireo of charged with the
directions for preparing aud using the same,
which they will find sure cure for Consumption
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds &c. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
poriptioh is 10 benefit the afflicted, aud spread
information which he cqnceiyes to be involuable
and he hopes every sufferer will ny his remedy,
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing,
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wlliamsburgh, Kings County,
sep 20-3m New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
Sherif's Sale.

4. by virtue OF writ OF LerGri Fdcids to me
- directed will b. exposed to Public sale the
sz Hotel Of Il. tayis in the village Of Mildet wn
I-b-.i in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle County
Delaware ON TUESDAY, the 27th day Of OCTOBER
1865 at oclcc4, p. NJ, the 4oowng dest ribei Real
state, viz All that certain lot piece parcel u laud
situated in the village ut Middetown, In IT, ueOrges
Hundred, New Casle County, Deaw adjoining lands
Of William BrCke and Robert Cochran aud binding on
tho maiu street road leading from the said village
wards WarwI,k being atty feet front, and hundred
and fifty feet deep, FOUNDED the east by lAads OF
Miiiiam S Buckle ON the south and west by lands nf
Bohert A. Cochran, and the north by said street
road containing seven thousand five hundred fquare
feet Of land. he the same moie or less With frame
two story dwelling thereon
seizsl and talen Ia execution the property of
Thomas T. lluru, who survived Sarah L. urn deceased
and to be sold ly LEWIS W. STIDuAM,
sheriH's Office, New Castle October 9th 1868.
oot0.tW.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward d. Porter, Principal.
SESSI0NS--fS63

The buildings and grounds have been placed in com.
plete order aud lled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience of Students
Reoms furnished for the older boys In Colleges for
private study free from the confusion restraint Of
school rom.
The Course Of Instruction is thorough and PRACTICAL
deAgned to Mt young for admission to our best Col
ege or fer the active duties Of the farm shop count.
lug house.
by the liberaity Of the Board Of Trustees the Academy
Is furnished with Library Of 900 volumes and one Of
the best collections OF Chemical Philosophical appA.
ratus in the United States-thus aording facilities
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical eiueA.
tion far superior to most schools In our country
The best Teachers will be employed and no labor
spared to secure the proper, moral mental and physical
training OF the young men entrusted to his Terms
moderate. For circulars and information address
EDWARD d. PORTER,
Ap Newark, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
Collectors Notice.
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE,
nrarur4r ~ nHr a a. 40 .

lover, October Yth ls63.
Notice is hereby given that the District Of Delaware has
been reivided into the ologing divisions, and that the
following nanei persons have teen appointed Deputy
Collectors within the said Divisions to wit;
Division No i--Comprlsing BrAndywlne. ChrstianA,
Mill Greek and Wilmington Hundreds in New Castle
County j. r. li4aTd. Depuly Collector, Post Office, Will
mingiOn City.
division No 2-Comprsiug white Clay Creek, Psnoa-
der, New Castle. Red Lion, St Geurges aud AproIuni
mink Hundreds IN New Castle County George D. Money,
Deputy Collector, Post Office, Delaware city.
Division No 3-Comfrsing Duck Creek Little Creek,
and Dover Hundreds, in Kent County Matthias Day,
Deputy Collector, Post Udce, llaEletve.
Division No 4-Comprisin, Nurlerkill M!splllion and
Milford Hundreds, IN Kent County. John f. Clements
putty Collector, Post Office, Cinien
division No. d--Jrisiuaily No il-Compising Cedar
Creek ruadkin, ieorgetowni lewes aud RehubOt, and
indian River Hundreds in SUSSEX County, Edwin
Vaughan, Deputy Collector, continued Posi- Oniie NJ lion
Division 30. 6-prEinilly No. l2-Comprisug North
West Fork, Little Creek Broad Crek Niniieoke, Days
horo. and Bimof" lnudrsds, in sussex County David
". Moore, Deputy Collector continued Post uife Laurel
c. II. u DAY, Collector,
oct li2w birtlct oi Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
srp.-gn. n-..nl-. -.

WAsutNeriN, y, c., uet4htr,f i5Bi,
An Army dical Bard wW meet 10 tile aiiy of Nsw
York ON tie ih instant, tf the eNapiat 0i caudl-
dates for admission into the Medical staff OF tho Regular
army
Applicants must be between II md year OF age, and
phy yscAlly sound.
Applications mu't he miie no the Secretary of War,
through the surgeon General the Army stating the
residence of the appcau and the date and place o bis
birth, and hev must also be accompanied by aspe ahe
testimonials Of moral character.
No allowance is made for the eypenfes Of persons un-
dereong the examination, u IS an indispensable pre-.
requisite to the appointment
There several vacancies the Medical STAFF OF
the Regular Army
BY order. G, II. CRANE,
octg3t. Surgeon d s. Army.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
SheriFs Sale.

4r By virtue of vfHdit0ni erponds to me- directed,
mtH Will be exposed To Public Sale Al the Hotel OF H.
liiSie y Davis IN Middleton iu St, Georges Hundred
ltlA&4eh New Castle County, Delaware. ON TUESDAY, ,
Tue ~ "a day Of OCTOBER 1853 Ut O'Clock. =. the
following described Real Estate viz; tract Of land
stnated In oqluimiuk HUNDRED New Castle county
Delaware, bounded by lands of Elizabeth Barnet samuel
Marion and the ko leading from tic Tent To the state
toad leading from Blclbrd tn smyrna containing nine
stable thereon erected
seized ana taken Ia execution The property Of Beta
min W. Shawn, and to be- sold by
LEWIS W. sTIDuAM.
e,, M Sheriff
sherif's oniee, New Caste, October Gth 1853
oet fg.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
FOR SALE.
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of writ of L.rGr Fcfas to me direct cd
ID will be exp0sli t1 Public sale, the premises in
Chrisiiana Hundred New Castle county, Delaware, ON
SATURDAY the Jlst day Ut OCTOBER 1868, at O'clock
the flOwln Described Real Estate, All that
certain lot or piece nf land, situated in Christians Hun
dfei, bounded and described follows, that is to say
beginning at a stake the eis,ery side OF a street or
lane petches wide etding from the Lancaster Turn
pike road road running from said Turnpike
road to the kennet Turnpike road, being corner
other Lands uf said Thomas Wondwars thence by said
side OF said lane south thirty esrees Twelve
perGhes and sixteen hundredhs ot perch tn the middle
Of another street or lane communicating with the said
new road thence by tile middle OF the last mentioned
lane (being the ne dividing this from William
H. KeyRolds ani) south weight aud three quarter
degrees tWehiy perches aud IN Mo-hundrelths OF
perch to he side OF said road, thence thereby north
hy degrees easi twelve perches aud eighteenth hs to
stiku Of other lands u said fhumas Woudwaris
aforesaid, and thence thereby north sixty two aud half
degrees, tweufyoue prrehes and tour hundpdths
perch to the place of beginning, bo the there
OF what they may with the free AMI uninterrupted
and privilege OF said street lane two perches wide
leadn; Iiom the Lancaster Turnpike road, ia
Aiv-r.
sei4sl and taken in execution the property Of
Benjamin liiley and Ann his wis, and Wsltor Bailey
terre tiusnts, and to be sold by
LEWIS W. sTDnAM,
sheriff
sherGa Office, New Castle, October 18Th, 1864
DCt,t6ts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

HAvE YOUR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office Of William
McCaulley Esq, No. COG Market street, VIII
mington, Del, nnd is opened every day to re-
eoMe deposits All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent interest paid
on the same from the day Of deposit.
WIN. MoCAuLLsY, President.
Ious p Rum. see'vl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20
Report of the Watering Com
mittee.

TO he Ciiy Couaca Of Wilmington;
For the irposc Of notifying citizens cuncerned the
Watering Committee, would make ihs following report
aud ask that 1t be published A the city Newspapers
onts week. for four weuks
We propose To connect with the new Reservoirs about
tn latter part Of October early Novrnll err, the
lowing street pipes, to vii:
Mar ct street FROM ION To 18th streat4
shipley street froln middle distance between sth aud
9th streets 10Th street.
Orange street frum nth 10 18th street
TanAll street from mi die distance bewen sh and 9th
streets to i2th street
West street from 7th to 18th street
18TH street from Market street vrsiarty
1lth street from Market street westerly
10 Ii street aud Delaware Avenue from Market street
westerly and 9Th street from Mvfka street westerly
We also propose TO lay, this fall early in the sprng
connected with the reservoirs the following pines
Market street from SIN 10 atn street Washington street
from 9TH 10 9th streets ami sh street fio West to wash
instun street
The committee would remli al pefson. whose pines
connected with the above tht Ia pressure from the
new reservoirs 7n Tue pipes in that part NJ the CITY, will
be about 90 to p pounds Ter square The grssos
pressure from the old reorvpr 10 s lower part Of tile
city is only about 50 pouu Is p-r Hare inch We would
rec0mmeud thure Interested, to have the pumh,rs to
examine telr pipes u they sufficient strength
To staud the PRESSURE Il would hi much ets an iha
pipes to have screw spets 10 shut slowly tend
Of the kind most generally IN use that stop the water
suddenly. Any ether Information on the suiec, will he
given upon application To the Superintendent Of the
Water " Works or TO the Walern4 Cuuimittea
}. NJ, PUsEY,
PHILLIP pLUNKETT,
ABRAHAM BOYS,
a. j, lluRNtR,
Committee.
City papers please copy.
sept22+w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-20

Tke property is in good condition. The house is a
three siory bricl with story back building, and fine
yard. Gas amt water in the premises. TIE property
VIII esold ON reasonable terms, II application be made
soon. Amy further information resp citing 1t will be
gAnm mnum AnnIInIllmn ON the nranl.n.. oct In I'm.