Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
d. S. internal Ravenne.

Notice is hereby given that the annual assess
menl list Of taxes 10 be collected within the DIS
tr.ct Of Delaware, upon gold aud silver plate,
carriages. sc has teen received FROM the L. s.
A-ttrsor for said District. and will be ready for
rul,eeirn On aud after the first day Of March
acAt ai such times aud places as may be desig-
uated by the Deputy Collectors;
John r llilyard Brandywne tnd Chrlstlana
Hundreds
James l. Devou, jr., Wilmington Hundred,
Ahram 7, Shannon, Mill Greek add White
clay Greek Hundreds.
Jacob b. Cazer, New Castle aud Pencader
Hundreds
George %. Money, He'd Lion Hundred.
Alfred AlcC. Moore, ST. Georges and Apo
uuuimDk Hundreds, in New Castle County
Thomas l., Sutton, Duck Greek Hundred
Matthias Day, Little Greek and bower Hun.
ireda.
John y. Clements MurleTkill Hundred
Peter |. L9haud, Milford md Mispillion Hun
diel-, III Kent County
LlwMd NJ. Vaughn, Cedar Creek. BtOadGiln,
GrorgeiowD. Lewes mud Rehohoth, and lndin
River Hundreds
David W. Moore. North West FOrk, Nanti-
code, Little Creek. Broad Greek, DagsbOro and
Baltimore Hundreds,
They will at the game time deliver licenses to
4 y
All persons neglectine or refusing to pay their
taxes within the time specified by the Deputy
collectors, will be liable to pay ten per centum
additional upon tue assessment thereof.
CHARLES II. y. DAY, Collector.
Collectors Office, Dover, Feb. 10, 1868.
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TnE LRcIuar The Institute spreads au in
/ teli,clual treat IN next Thursday evening. The
Committee has engnge1 the "Hopddi Curib'
to discuss "Bos" the Dickeas" The peculiar
features Of The great English novelist will receive
appropriate illustration from the brilliant touches
ul the chatmipg American aathor We aniicI-
ate much enjoyment. A purely literary theme
treated by an eminent literary mal, before such
au audience as the Institute will turn out Ger
iaiuly comprises all the requisites for what We
have here PREDICTED an intellectual treat of nc
ordinary quality The tickets are twenty five
ceut-, 10 be had Mt the bookstores aud at til,
hall.
TllE Sixteenth and last volume of Appleton.
New American CyeoI@lia is announced ant
will be ready very soon. after which the publish
crs at once advance the price 80 cents pc
volume Those who subscribe now will saw
SIS 90 on the seit. j. 4. Head, 42l Market ST.
Wilmington, Del, is the Delaware agent for thi
great and truly Invaluable work.
TIM ANDERSON CAvALnY. Among the list O
names Of the officers Of the line and non. commi.
stoned officers and privates Of the " Anderso
Cavalry" who went to the front and were en-
gagged in the battle Of Murfreesboro, TENNESSEE
is that Of William Walsh, Of this city.
OWING to the solicitations Of many friends,
s. Flint Market street below Eighth, will agai
Try keeping the Unfermented Grated Bread
lie will receive it by the morning train ever
day. beginning to day, bake on the morning
its delivery, so that it will always be fresh.
formerly came ON the baht and could not be del
vered 10 customers till more than "A hours oil
Customers eau now have it within siI hours
/ the baking.
+ DELAWARE CAyALRY.-The first Battalion
cavalry volunteers under the command Of Maj
t n. B. Kuight will leave Camp Smithers
Braudywine Hundred this morning about Gig
d o'clock aud pr, ceed overland To Drummonltow
Virginia, to join General Lockwood's commai
4 now stationed At that place. Captain Churc
I man will remain at Camp Smilhets.
: SAgRR Ours, GUNsHoT WOuNns, and all 9th
kinds Of Wounds, also Sores, Ulcers and Seurv
d, heal safely and quickly under the soothing i
: tueuce OF lloloway's Ointment. II heals 10 /
bone, so that the wound never opens aga
/ Soldiers, supply yourselves. Only % cents |
= Pot. 2SS.