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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
ConVeyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

No. HI Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, &C, &C., promptly and
accurately drawn.
PROMIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city AZ the Brokers Boards Pills
delpha, New York, other cities by means cores
ponding brokers who are all firms of high standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on Stocks or
purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
of quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and our agents.
DRAFTs.-we draw on Philadelphia, New York or Dos
ton aud procure dras other American cities at the
lowest rates of exchange.
FOREIGN DRAFrs.-we draw Great Britain, Ire
and, Germany and syerF other country In Europe
GU houses VI undoubted standing, In sums to su our
CUSTOMERS
EXClAN0E-Foreign or Domestie-bought aud sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by the market A
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks New
York.
REAL EsTATE-we attend to the purchase and sale
Of Real Estate in town or country and respectfully invite
purchasers or sellers to give us call We rent houses
and when desired by our customers attend to the eosc
ton Of their rents
COLLECrfONS-Our correspondence enables us TO
reach any prominent point in America In any foreign
country through the most reliable channels Our faei
ties for making collections therefore complete
consequently persons Avang themselves Of them may be
onhdent that their business will be faithfully and
oronpily attended to. tur charges low as are
made by any reliable parties.
IN every case where employed aim Ia to do
he best for the Interest Of cusmers and We solicit
he patronage Of our friends and the public generally
Jan 8 JOHN MCLEAN a SON
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08
Strawberries!
Strawberries!

Now il the time for putting up Strawberries for winter
use they are abundant aud cheap. Call examin
eerd TO the citizens OF Wilmington in the form Of
tumper or Jar with patent gum capsule they are NOR
easily managed than any jar In use. Every variety n
reliable fruit jar will be k, pit hand as tho season IA
yAnces, to which particular attention is invited.
TlIoS. Y. De NoRMANDIE,
Successor to c, b. sAYfH
JUN S02 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08
INSTRUCTION. in German

i Language, ia Iriva e. at the resdenees ~ 1elian
may desire bis ser .ees n will be modrst as
APlratlon may be made Personally by note draf,a
s siat, JOHN KUCHER.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08
STOVES! STOVEsN sTOvESl!

STOVES! STOVES!i ST0VES!!
\ THE subscriber hegs leave to call the attention
df the public to his large and excellent stock COOK
(IVS8 ING AND PAluLOK STOVES, comprising some
CT the best patterns in the market
He has also on hand large assortment Of Plain and ia
PANIED 1nwae, Tea Walters Looking Glasses knives and
Forks Table aud Tea Spoons Preserving Kettles Plain
rinnel aud Emerald Hollow Ware Glass and Britannia Ale
al Lamps Scales Weights and Measures, Guns Shot BAgs
he, SC, &c.
The subscriber will sell all articles In his line Of business
A. low as they be bought for elsnS here.
ROOFING AND srOurlNG, and all kinds of Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware made TO order at short notice. on
reasonable terms.
E3-oLD STOVES bought sold and exchanged
The subscriber hopes by strict attention to busne and
endeavoring to give satisfaction receive share Of pub
lie patronage. HENpi =. PICKLES,
No. 8 East 9TH ST.. between Market and King.
V1 next door to the old Auction Rooir.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08

Chem1neaud-Ine Cognao.
ih!s Brandy was imported by William ?. BAily os New
andpriyate usp. For sAls BY
V. Q. eELpIN.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08
Valuable Farms for Sale.

NO. l-stuate in Delaware County and State Of Penn
~ sylvania containing 40 agres near the end Of Con
cord turnpike, quarter mile from said Turnpike aduin-
ins Mr.. Reese Perkins land.
No situate in lower edge Of Concord Township con.
tanning 80 acres adjoining Mr. job Hopes land Also
70 acres with good buildings Terms reasonable
WIN. MeCAULLEY,
mArd SOC Market streai, Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"

(ORIafHAJ MILL CREEK, &o)
THIS Company continues to offer to the people Of Della
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by fire all descriptions Of property except Marine
risks.
The InsttutloR Ia commented by 90 years expert
in attention to the subj Of Mutual Insurance.
being the first to Introduce the pncipe into SAte
by reason Of which, II believed the Managers have
been enabled ~ to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property, to render the member
ship amoug the equitable in character OF the nuuer-
Insurance Companies presented to the public.
1t takes credit to itself that its pAynen'A Of Losses have
been prompt and liberal that in ~ years business and
losses reaching OOOJO, not single Of tga
ton hAs occurred aud scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more to the safety than the number and
amount Of its risks II has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance. either requiring too
great amount in a single risk offering unit Oh
ecs Of Insurance for the character VI The Institution
In this manner It h conceived It has the safest aud
select list Of insurance in proportion tn the amount
over Six Millions Of Dollars, OF any other Company
within reasonable range
Az evidence Of this It has only reduced the rate
Insurance. all times moderate iNth during tue
last two years but it presents clear surplus fund
$4,000 SECURITY against any the Deposit
Notes, which by the esurt 10 seip Certificates Of
the balances due each member being issuel will
be- paying interest TO them from January 1862, the
deduction.
1t commenced the year 1862, with real protection
the community in Deposit Notes of $2bOOOO
surplus Fund 10000
Total protection, s3O0O0N
Tits the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and such
they ought to paironle 1t.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08
Lost or Mislaid.

InE certificate for twenty shares of Stock in tho R,,
q SMYRNA, No o. issued in the name OF. John CHM
on me sd day Ocoher b. 1868 has been last or mia
iad and cannot be returned to said Bank for
Now therefore, this Is to notify all pers,n ms that appca
uon Will be made to the said Bank to renew tb. s,id
certificate in the absence thereof on the 7th dnv nr M
Venher neat and the said Bank will be- thenreG,rtb
eXonerated from all liability for or on account m atd
ceived by the undersigned. JOHN Il GROoTE 80
Elkton, Md, Sept lG, 1866. septiswSi
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08
THE EATING DEpARrnENr
Varnishes, Paints and C1assI

WE ONT t" Dealers Coachmakers and House Painters
AZ the very lowest net cash prices the test Cocb All
taoihd 'dFnlshes; pure Hhde l. af; FIenh and An,r
an 1lHes Chrome Greens, and ielows prnp ana ivo,y
backs ana ull assortment ofa the inner tIors-snr6
4. Nrrmulious Lakes. Tube Color. &c ais, p,int snS
Netnsh brushes, Of the best m4kr-tilazter1 D,a1,sJ
apo Fyn,si Paint Mills; single and double thick CAS-
Coseh EXECUTIONS ana all A"erilis by House and
r any o,n1r use from he fact We Keep down
MI RGuog, oggI W. our business personally.
tursa ,hs ,ar9ses old ~ the lste sehraek NJ
se eouSnt ts, 9nr Earnishes equal ifnot saperl
o., 10 any manufactured in this Country Wa 49,,
mem 70 give e91re satisfaction and moi as represente
me MM'ey VIII De refunded Give US call bef,rr mn
''"S e''""7io' a t'0"s discount made % the trade
Nos 1856 and lss North Fourth Street, CARY
oct q I'm PLilade phla
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
Total Q Ros.$SS ,0O0 ,ll6
rstal o mos. .s22 ,075 ye5L
46,636,35O

Money is more ABUNDANT than ever Five per
cent ia the standard ate for call loans and six the
exception. Debt certificates advanced a per cent
to-day.
Gold WAS not so mercurial as yesterday, but still
the fluctuations we're sharp. It opened at 1887.
fell to l46, saSied to l47, fell to lag, rallied to
147, sold late Sn the day at l47, l4s, 1887 and
947& and closed at p. NJ. at about l472, The
&osd bill passed the Senate to-day, as was ex-
9eeted, andnow goes to the House on the amend
ments. These amendments alter the whole sub.
esance Of the measure. Mr.. Deans bill, as il
paseed the House, reaffrned the law of Congress,
did not interfere with loans on exchange, and per-
united -aoans Of par on gold. The bill which
passed the Senate prohibits al loans what
ever on gold or exchange. It is doubt
tai whether so sweeping q measure as
shis would do any good, and it is certain that it
would do incalcuable mischief among importers.
All the protection which the national currency can
fAiry claim is granted by Mr.. Deans original bill.
ecaplcd with the act of Congress. These measures
render it impossible for small spectators to de-
preciate the national currency by buying and
boarding gold on speculation. Under these mea.
sures TO buy $4,000 Of gold q man must invest
A,700 OF his own money, besides borrowing
$4,000 At bank. Surely this is protection enough
II, under these circumstances, the currency de.
preciates, il will be idle to mpute the fact to Wall
'street speculation. The Senate amendments are
20 hostile to the spirit of our commercial legsla
'tion, and so clearly calculated to drive business
1rom New York to Boston and Philadelphia, that
there should be very little question of their reec-
son by the House. Exchange was very dull to-day,
~ about l62 l63.
Stocks were irregular this morning. Govern.
ments were rather lower. Quicksilver rose I per
cent, then fell of Pacific fell 21. and Central
American Transit rose g; New York Central fell
u, Erie =. preferred 4, Hudson 4, Harlem 3,
Harlem preferred l, guaranteed "a. Az the close
Of the morning board the market was stronger
There was an active inquiry for Southern old, Erie
and Pittsburg, at an advance of a q above the
price on the call. At the p. M. call this advance
was sustained and the general market was firm
In the afternoon there was general inquiry for
New York Central, Erie, Southern old and Pitts
burg, and these stocks were higher and buoysnt.
Hudson and Harlem were tame, and the latter was
1H per cent lower. The amount of business done
was very large. At the p. M. call the irmness
continued, and there was sharp rally in Pacific
and Harlem. The following we're the closing
quotations of the day:-
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

Wheat quiet, with only small sales OF Western
p.t. Corn was dull and heavy with sales OF 80 900
bushels mixed Western at 8Sc. 90c 6Ql dnd; soc.
Sc for unsound and heaed 94c 95c foyeiow Jersey.
immediate and future delivery. Oats saeable at
Sic. a S71sc, according TO quality.
CoTKE was sparingly purchased at previous quotations
Rio, prime, 33c.; good. sc. 32nc fair 31c 81 sc
ordinary, 29sc 30Lc fair TO good cargoes, Sic. 32c
Java, mats and bags, 3sc.; Maracabo, 32c 34c. La
guayrs, 34c., months; ST. Domingo. 2s,sc. 29Jsc.
cash
CorroN sought after any price above 6Oc for
middlings at which rate holders reluctant SELL
and consequently no business OF any trans
acted
FRKucHTs were dull and rates lower and irregular The
engagements to day confined those for Liverpool
including $500 bushels wheat, at ships bags; 500
boxes bacon 15s and per steamer 900 bushels wheat
at 6sd, bags 500 boxes bacon 20s 900 gallons oil At
2as., and 100 bbls pork at as
HAY was in moderate request At SOC. e5c. for North
river
Hor~ were lightly dealt in at lsc 25c for new crop.
IArfs were quiet at irregular prices
MoAssxs-1he days sales amounted 10 b25 bbls. New
Orleans at 4lc. a 55c.
NAVAL. sroRm were dull and unsettled
OrIs-The demand limited and prices tended down.
ward.
PHovaoNs-Pork sold 10 the extent Of only $50 bbls
at Sl3 20 $l3 20 for old mess, SIS SO Sl5 IS for
and fl1 $3 Is for prime Beef continued depressed
with sales Of $50 bbs at SO so sl2 plain &2 rs
$3 so for extra Sales made o $50 bbs and
tcrccs OF lara within the range OF oIsc. l0,sc 400
boxes bacon at eye ashc., and 270 packages OF
and shoulders at &c. SC. and 5c and Butter dull
and heavy at 20c &c for state and 16c 20c for wes
tern Cheese continued depressed at 12c a 14l,c.
RrE-There were 200 bags Of East India sold at 7kc
&c
srcARs.--There were 500 hhds only disposed o. at
5-l6c. a12i.o Tor New orleans and 9a.c y I0c for
cuba
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
CITY COmmERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THuRsDAy, April o-8P.
AsHss-There were 40 bbls sold at &c. skc for potts.
and &c. for pearls.
BRxADsruns-Flour was inactive and depressed, prices
closing shade lower. The sales comprised 800 bbls
State and Western $50 southern and 500 Canadian, within
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

EOAI--FURTHER REELECTION IN PRfcp ~.
~ sutsrrihrr has made serNnd reduction fr,,, -
wnter IGses w n" Peach Orhard, Lehigh aud wh,,. 49,
Schuyk> Goals uf which he s rscrfslng s.rx n, ~
best qualSes iso English ,annel Liverpool and Camb.r
Land, At lowest DArkst rates utNKy kKEVF t,,r..r ~
Cane art Cenuf stress ssd corner ef Jane aud wss "a,
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
sTEAmBOsTs.

NAVIGATION RESUMED ny PEQPLE's LINE or
Iv steamers 70 Albany Ill ilbSDRlk HUDSON, Mondays,
wednesday, aud " days ISAAC NEWTON, alternate
ings elocs from foot of Cortlardt street Tickets
=
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
DENTISTRY.

olN CERTIFIC ATEs HAVING HAD -FOUR
l.DlZ teeth extracted without rain by Dr. J. JAY
vfrIRS 1856 Grand street cheer uiy this ~
eomns spdatiop 10 those suneriny from to,thacbe
CnssIft D. BIAS. % Hoyt street. Broekiyn
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

There appears TO be some sensitiveness on the
part OF certain government officials in reference TO
ihe publication of the amount OF legal tender
notes aaoat. Yet these persons must be aware
that this is information of the highest value and
ahat monopoly Of il would enable sbrewd
speeulator 10 make certain fortune. A sound
discretion would dictate to the Treasury Depart
nent the propriety of publishing, say once a
sDonth an official statement of the amount OF
notes and debt certificates aioat and bonds nego.
dated. This would convey invaluable informa.
ton 10 She public, and would silence the wretched
gossip that is afioat about spectators in or con
neeted with the department
The Sub Treasurer received to-day sso5 600 for
conversion into $40 bonds, and nearly $500 900 on
deposit at per cent. The business Of the Office
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. TRAINS FOR Al.
tshS i'Sy' tbe no, ana Wet eas. Chambers
days a 4. a., rhirueth str,et fkris nav se
procured at any OF thc ohices OF WEtrC0TrS FxpRESS
Ia New Iofk aud Brooklyn, and haegage chsc.sl al -
house 10 all roins on she ROAD sta 70 tsa,oca sprinr.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAfiRoAn
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND Wpsr
NINrER ARRANGEaENT
Commencing Monday Nov H. 1879
ssth street stailon EstufninrS leave Ai6apy la a, M
For AL lasAl IRA Iahla. - ~ ~ W.
JOHN BURCDILL superintendep,
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
sHIPPIH0.

=
SrEsAA.M. wsEkLY 70 LIvERsooI, TOUCHING At
and thiladeIphia Steamship compaay saching
Snns6o1SwE SiIS oSEEw YORK sssarasy. April&
AND succeeding saturday al noon from pier a North
ss4 giIas' J; sS's .. IL. .aa.;:s3SPn; ,sS
B. { fss: hsssa;; & : Ss%s.S:
r:s:snfsr. oixards hssrs S 60 S;srssn a.
sssrsac srS% hfssTpGS, fSup Or SIS sos
Ssss rsss " ''ad for their snas tickets here at
ses are ssonrIs speor
o saeh ssar nrn E1perscsd surgeons attached
SAS nssr%s.ion e sppy Liverpool e y1IAM
K xSSk CO. IN london, e EiyEs 1 8 MACEy; q
s psme ds co IN ra Pss a. l. Rodrss n ~ asc
sh joan DALE iii Walnut In It ssTse Or =. s cO%
JOHN @. DALE, Agent. Is Broadway. NY.
TIE BRITISH NAH ALP sSHan5His HHaEA AAssRIcAS ROYAL
Calling 81 Cork HarSor,
r And between Boston aud Liverpool.
ASIA SanE " hsa7 New asd SSh Mso
% leaves sSs ss@ ogs
ARAsIA Stone Leaves s Boston wsaassasy APr
sss Ysi
yaon NEW YORK TO lvxRrooL:
Chief Chief cabin passage $is2 $is2S % 90
~. 70 lIvrsrocL:
CnieI cabin passage ..''.Six n
payable n so or equivalent In nteaie. currency
An experienced Surgeon on board.
pressed signed therefor
"s'Sh' p''Sass aeH5S EUS1Rp, No. Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

1as BowERY MADAME wIpGER, CLArRvoyArR
100 gifted spanish lady, unveils the mysteries ox
futrlly lOys marriage ahsrn friends s'rtusss
mscclnc az dscsses tells lfv pumoer. rrepsrss sss
s.ren.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

AT353 BCwERY-H. ROSESTHAL, HAVING GREAT
"A desire purchase large quantity Of OF Wearing
Apparel Furniture Carpets Jswelr de- By calling on Or
value each article Ladies attended BY Ma Rosentha
Please remember and w Bowery opposite Great Jones
street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
TErFERsoNvILLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE

JErrERsoNvLLE, Iud., March 25 1885, !
In accordance with the terms OF agreement between
this company the holders its hrst mortgage bonds
dated April H. 1852 public notice is hereby that this
will redeem on the soth day Of ApS next At the
the lowest offer below par all Of the outstanding said
fersouve Railroad Companys First Mortgage Bonds Offers
untsa States Trust Company sforessd and endorsed 0
vile Railroad Company the Sinking Fund.- which offers
bids will be received until of the 3th day of April
And public notice is hereby given the holders
said first bonds that case there are NO bids Of
paid cancelled provided in the agreement aforesad
The United States Trust Company WILL upon presentation
all Of the sntrs issue Of said rs mortgage bonds o
rendered And notice Is hereby given tha. and after
the 30th day Of April 1853 interest said bonds win
provided In said agreement
j. II. NJ CAMPBELL, Secretary and Treasurer.
MONEY ORDERS IN SUMS OF ONE DOLLAR AND
arda hIa houk I'm of th Tyrtsn
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

A SrONIsnlN0 NEWS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
IA IT Is Third avenue, between Seventh and Eigh n
stieet.Yon Win find = 70 yon advantage ~ dspos.s oS
intend Is cent than other Placs IN
the city Cali address H. Joseph, Is Third avenue.
Institute. Ladies' attended by Mrs Joeeph
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

OFFICE OF TRUsTEEs OF CREDITORS AND STOCK
~ holders Of Ohio and Mssis.ippi Railroad Company
special meeting q holders Of csrne.es issued
street. Friday the lh Of April next at noon, business
of importance The attendance of holders in person.
proxy earnestly requested By order Of the TrusteeG
EDWIN BARTLETT Chairman.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

Thirty per cent premium paid for Prizea
Information Furnished.
Highest price paid for Doubloons, American Gold and
Silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers.
IL wall street, New York
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

I Aw lsIhLlh1bNuuh u. -. SIIEp l ssrAIhs CIRCUIT
>, Billiard Table Makers -Decker's Patent Cushions-Lev
Decker AIT William j. M barp.1he parties both billiard
table urer and the cOmpa brought suit
the dcendan from The use 9f bis Improved cush
IONS billiard tables" by letters patent Noye
hsr y 1868 TIE improvement consists using an elastic
ind ruhber n ing 10 the cushion lieu the cork steel
or hard rubber facing heretofore securing thereby
arse and perfect elasticity With The ieaa, possbc loss
OF fore The nall Al nsuctOn Eraned against the
nrg him tho manufacture use and
saIeoi ID ckeTs cushions Abbott Fuller solicitors for
complainant
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

~ Throat.-Tell your friends. Tell your fiends.-.
has discovered safe sure and certain remedy for he above
complants Incose dollar the subscriber and the
medy will be by return of mail Free with full direc
tons Address David Rice N. d. Levcrett Franklin
Masa
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

AT l1 SIXTH AvENUE.-LADrES AND GENTLE
IA men IL wish receive the highest price for your
east or Clothing, Carpets Furniture &C. tho best yoI
do is 10 call send T. MINTZ at No l67 4ixh
avenue doors from Tenth street Ladies' attended b
MIRA Min2 True, you will be dealt with 10 your sa,isfae
An
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

MONEY ORDERS IN SUMS OF ONE DOLLAR AND
M upwards payable at banks In all parts OF the United
States JOHN B. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker No.
80 Nassau street New York. opposite the Post Office
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

7 THE ESTABLISHMENT 23s SEVENTH AVENUE. Z
"A have received lar order from the West purchnse
Cast or Clothing Furniture Carpets &C Ladies' and gem
emen receive 30 than by other deal
by calling addressing n ARRA1IAMS 23S Seventh
avenue, between TwentyLth and Twenty streets sAt
side. Ladies attended by Mrs. A.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

TIE NEW STORE, ia THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
"A and gentlemen guaranteed TO receive the biglesty
price for each article Of cas-, of Wearing apparel Frn.tnre
Carpets &C. for the New Orleans market Try and satisf
yourself Please forget call G. MlSH
ia Third avenue, Fourteenth street. Ladies' attended
hx
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

CONSULT MADAME HENRI TIE CELE9RATRD
~ Astroogis Immediately She brings back the absent
losses, writes the and shows the picture
the and creates rcDsation with
wonderful lucky numbers Persons Distant sending thei,
age and 81 will have their destiny and picture sent By mail
Address or call at 2s Spring street, between varck and
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

ID y. JENK's SCHOOL VIII reopen az No.
A. !.ls Bssalvsy two DOR. below Sy'aaI' Q" '.O-
pLY. snst. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

h(OARDMAN, GRAY g. Co. 3 new and elegant
iianoFores, unrvaed for excellence OF workmanship and
superiority Of tce Sole Agency and Depot; Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
l.lcoitGl.

1TANIOOD aud The Vi-or n Youth X orcl
w So sorr W,el. ~ Dr. if Us t5'HtCh e.. -lsf
lI!s u-l.l.ri a.ft viii r.ff Macleod FOB the t-Dt
eh.t',fd Con .llf!1n. Wls On hIl -norfsn 1ol'
ADue t. .ocis of tiIasei e.f-isi 1ausos hc rr"
.r. 70 H. cr.o f4o. ilg. - lOuE ~ocls. AZ
.fs 4. .-ru,alc D.. l.r-4s seufr 81 lilo D. s.l1 ~
e 81 M iar1i i.u i0f 90. ~ - i0lr s'fes !i one
ll-a .' c-s-l.l p-e-el CT rccipt Il sta-ace u H.
fTiIIP ROLAND No. 81. Bfoomos.,
o.. DOR vs... .-.tc ..r,slv.y rcur ioL.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
che Gurf.

OPENING-The Es-
.ex County Drisng Park As'ocion hold he' f'rs m
WorSsy nesday Wedresday, and Thursday Oct 70 ~ .a
and H. Orange cseOred or - beautiful ,cf1ey sas q
S aercd for The Seat toaing horse For full list OF pro-
Siulns, SEQ Wilkes Spirit Passenger. Ss ssAs Ma.
nj, Esser Railroad foot Of BaIcays OF by tne n.~
Orange Gouyly.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
BALSAM.

PETPARED ~ CAARENO BROS. Co.
MI, Rod r,f fal.r eel ico. coplo.ed only o.
.s .oss sld yar' ,ng a5es -a been ioi nay ye =
i b All he gIis pop isf fcr.edy o -olih Aneiioa ior
~ NM, cr-e a pAi. nd ctAcI di sfss Of the ebet
ssrfio,,f re.nl'ss rsm n., biDws tfl4sr however
r.y.e honorse woul' contn"oAl, Dlcei'' Dui'' "r''
scle ,,n.a.che. aLd seyoG.i Dt.cr dise4teA .
- 100 ,,eDl- u,ociro 4, Dc.n recently introduced H.
this couif AMI b-k IT, noo an e11iAsi Use -' =" d"
Eri'rnl y los me oi valuable alILl' 's ne i'Nhe
,vrft ss crL ir.cs-s io'l.s 81 Cents u on bot
,f'. . N5erni a, .otn' allowed 10 wLoeaaie deacrs
f;.r.i pero ~ N.M J.. slILLLS no. Nassap-st nesI
vye t,ryg.Ysr gct-led .. the Drug Stores generally
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
ilrofessiona No!ites.

IUIAyLES y. SPENCER, Attorney and
y r,ru.,o.s.Lsw ploc.cf G4i Advocate Ia u D Courts
30 80 ,..ca .@4y. tcsyiolA He- =" o. ~ bOD"""
Tel.ce West 2 1T between 9TH and lotha"Al
yeR. BURTON has removed from ioWara-st' ~. ,.
4, 10 r. sib Al. where ne bo consuted at al hours
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-C. -: HAM
~ MOND NJ d., Nc. u Latt 2h 81, II. l. OH'oo """i'
l,D4o 8 TO 10, ~ s. ana ~ evening.
GgyHLIAM ". SANGER, N. ID. Gate Eosi-
w dent FAyscian Dsckgels lsllnd1 OAlce NO ~ Cha
ton place (aA1t now iof1 City. Olice houis nom to IL
&. ~. and tom . 20 y.