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AUCTION SALES.
rH1s AFrKRNooN AND re-mOnno-
By BoTlLKR 4 WILLsON, Aucss.


By BoTlLER 4 WILLsON, Aucts
GALE AT AUCTION OF PTRIRTY,NINnDlsIR
SoaLE y ABLE Bur- pIre Lors.-en To UlsDAY AFTER
.hsll sen on the prsmisss, tls Whole Of original
ssls So1s - Es; Is, H rs 10, being the east
fronts maiins .ltssstksI thirty. nine lots With N
to an alley. They arc dssirslls located on Seven
tsenth street west. Rhsde Island avenue, and
Terns One fourth cash. the palanee in six and
twe:ve. months, satisfactory secured, bearing
ap s.atd BorELER Il WILSON, ,Austs.
1THE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until FRIDAY EVENING,
may ays ssh' same hSeii hSSeoifiELER WILSON, Auet..
~, THl ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
Poned on account OF rain until THURSDAY, sams
mays ~ BoTkLlR Il WILSON, Auets.
on account Of n tie vesthsr. ~ until nj TUEsDAY EVI,
Nnsf next NAY tsfh siRs hSai WILSON Aue
ByGRE.N L WILLIAMS, Auetion.ers.
HANDs0Ml AND SPACIOUS FOUR-sTORY
- AID BAsEhENr BRIeK HousE. WITH BACK
HSolLpiSG AND Lor, rkoSTINa ON NORTH o, BETWEEN
ths ST. instsn ass AuS
sas :s
the estate Of the late Dr. Bailey, being part OF lot
9 Tbs d .sa M sa
streets west, being house No. 3y2 q street. The
lot has front OF g feet 2,nches By depth Of is3
ns Brick Stable and csrTisss house
TIE hosse is well. built four story, with back
building and asement, containing in all sixteen
conveniently arranged rooms with . wide hall
runping through the whole department and porch
in the rear; also, . side alley leading out to O
We deem any comm ent in commsndation of the
.uhce it say it the most des irable aud beauti
~ vishi inp IN
han handsome residence or make good investment
Terms One third cash; balRsce in six and twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
f.sm ts DAY Gf sale aeed given and deed of trust
my y13 d GREEN ( WILLIAMS. .Auct.
ByJAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aactionaers.
DEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
L.
OF OF ssu.prs @ % q Part
avenues at the corner of street north, running
This is believed to be one OF the most eligible
business lots for sale in the vicinity of the Depot
Terms: one.tard cash; remainder, in . ana u
mouths, with interest, secured by deed of trust
my i4d J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
By ". L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
So kITeHES
atth instant. at O'Clock, will SELL at the resi-
denfe 6 Of gentleman declining house ewing, 80.
~ ST.: between sth and 9th, opposite Nor Iheru
Liberty Market the Furniture and Effects e1m
prising-
Piano and Stool
Wsll ut Parlor Suit consisting of Sofa two Tete-
Tetes, Arm and Easy Chairs and Side do.
Marble top Center Tables
Bru uAels, Three ply ano In grain Carpets and Rugs
Hall Oil Cloth Hat Rack and Step Car pet
Extension Dining Table, Chairs. Etsgere and Sids
Sideboard and Re fl igerator,
Paintings and Mirrors,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Excellent Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus
Nashstands sno Tables,
Feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows,
Mahogany French aud other Bedsteods
Wardrobe, Toilet Sets. Chairs,
Fire Irons. Stoves, &c
good assortment of Kitchen Fu mi ture and ten
siis. Terms cash.
my II w. L. WALL 4 co Aucts
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BY GREEN q WILLIAMS Auctioneers
DEREMPTORY SALE OF SIXTEEN FINE
BUILDING L0Fs,-Twelve of these lots are
situated near the terminus of Seventh street rail
square No. 1893.
Two lots on 7th street west near near street.
and two on eth street near ftreet. in Square 4f9,
will also be sold immediately after the rst named
premises, on TUE ESDAY, the 26th day of May, at 6
Terms made known upon the day of SALE Con
veysDcng At the cost of the purchasers. If not
settled for in three days from day of sale the lot
will be resold after ave days notice in the Evenin
StdJ, at the risk and cost of the defauitng pur-
chasers.
my llt~ GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ByJC MCGUIRE d CO.. Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES sALE-A DESIRABLE BRICK
sATURDAY AFTERNooN, MAY sd. "sa,at5 1853, at )
O'Clock, on the premises. by virtue of deed oil
trust to the subscriber. dated the llth day of
No. lG4 ,foios 22, 22s. and 22s, one of the Land
recor for Washington County, d. c., shall sell
all tha part OF Lot numbered nine (9,) in Squsre
numbered three hundred and seven. three t373.) as
Wsshn IN the District % Of ei ihe Ga o
on street north, betwesn 9th and 10Th streets
same width to the depth Of 81 feet and 8 inches,
to q 10 feet alley. With the right of egress and in
to the of said premises by the said alley
sees stoTn nd ae aftin hr;c consisting OF
Terms: 81 ,250 in cash: the remainder in aud IL
months with interest, secured by deed Of trust
the premises.
If the terms OF sale are not com piled With within
ave days thereafter the trustee the right
to resell at the risk and expense of the defaultng
On 9Ts eS1s in the
my7.d j. G. Moo UlRE CO. Aucts
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE & 90 Auctioneers
rTRUSTEE'S SALE CT UNIMPROVEE PROP
L ERTY On EDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June
10Th At O'Clock on the premises, by virtue Of a
in L'ber As No, Is2 foios 33, eft esq one of the
Land records for Washington county, d O., and by
virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of the Dis
l1sl, wherein Henry Barron ct al !, are com, lain
ants, and Chas. 8. Wa!lsch and Samuel Han on. tr,
are defendants, substituting as Trustee in the
place and stead of the said o. 8 Wallach, sur
yiving Trustee, shall self original lot number ed
Surteen QAlin sqnare numbered nine hundred and
sixty 950l situated at the corner of street north
and Eleventh street east.
Terms cash.
ALI eonve yancing at the cost of purchaser
WM. 4. MATTINGLY. Trustee
my IS 2aw&ds J. g McG UIRE & CO., Aucts
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BY GREEN a WILLIAMS Auetionesrs.

BY GREEN l. WILLIAMS Auotioneers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
H AT AucTtoN-tta tn RsDAY, the 2Ist inst .
ws shsll sell, Ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the residence
avenue between First and Second sire cts rest III,
excellent assortn ent of furni itnrs viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Parlor and Rocking Chairs
hahogan, full Marble. top and other Bureaus and
Wash Closet
Mahogany Centre, Dining. and other Tables
Mahogany Bookcase and Secretary and Writing
Desk
Mahogany Hat tree, siaeboard, Washstsnds, Work
Tables
Fine Damatk and Broeatel and other window
Curtainr, Blinds and sh ades
Looking Glasses China, Glas.. and Crockery Ware.
and dClocks
Velvet: Brusssls Three ply. and other Carpets
Oileloth and Mating
Hearth and Door Rugs
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bsdsteads,
Lounge
Feather Beds, Bedding
Hair and other Mattresses
Iron Safe, Cooking, Coal. aud other Stoves
Witha good lot OF Kitchen Requisites
And maly other articles which deem
ecessary to enumerste Terms cash.
nay l5d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journal,
containing q greater variety Of interesting
reading than can DO found in any other, is
published on Friday morning.
TKRMs-Cash, incdriaely in advance.
Sangie copy, per annum. 81 90
NV .oa es.........s.'............
oSPaes .sss.s -. W 8
1Senty.nve copies 90 90
In invariably contains the "Washineton
News" that has made TAs Daily Evensns star
circulate 50 generally throughout the country.
~single copies tin wrappers) can be pro.
cured at the counter, immediately afser the
issue Of the paper. Price--THRxH Csxrs,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By BOTELER WILSON. -Auc,ionsers.
DERHMPToRY SALE OF OIfY LOTS.-Ou
THUR6DAY AFTERNOON, NAY 18th, at s
Rs tSs - eSr A9snon Tt. lots Iron
Lots No; and ls. IN Square LEE fronting g feet
einehss on Maryland avenue, between 13sa and
Lots No and H in Square Nc. ,o3s, fronting ach
100 feet en- north O, street., between 18th street
The whole Of Square northwest of Square No. 1.ass
embracing Lots No. !. 2, g., 4,5 and s, fronting
Lot No 6, in Square No. G35, fronting 65 feet on
East Capitol street, between 18th and 18th SITS
east,
Lot No 6, (corner lot in Square No. 1,05s. front.
ing lO6 feet on north street, between l4ta and
18th streets east.
Sale positively without reserve. Terms cash.
my l6-dads B0TELER6 WILSON, Aucte.
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1T MATTERS MOTT
1T MATTERS MOTT
Whether the hair is red, gray or white, BOH.
WE'LL & WARMERS COL0RIF1C will gradually
and certainly change 1t without loss Of time and
without any wash or preparation. 1t never fails
to color exceeding all others In quality, durability
~ wholesale and retail at BosWKLLS Militia
~ and Fancy Store, 302 u street, near l4th-sole
Agent for Warrington and the District. my slim
WHEATON's ELEMENTS OF INrBRNA-
w tional Law; new edition; by william Beach
Lawrence,
Vatteps Law Of Nations.
PhilEmore p International Law.
Mogeiy Is Contrahand of War. London.
Hasask on Rights Of Neutrals London.
Wheaton on the Right of Search. London
MArtsns' b Law of Nations. London.
Tviss Law Of Nations. London.
HAlleckb International Law and Lava Of War.
Hautefeuille, Quelaues questions de droit Inter
national Maritime, aproros de 10 Guerre d'AmeF
-Csucky-Le Droit MARITIME International. avsls.
Kineer-proit des Gems Moderne de lsEu,ope.
Paris.
De Cus.eY- retionnaire du Diplomatic ct da Con.
sul. Psrie.
De Cussey-Psssese 81 Causes Celshres avols
bartens-Gride nipIoaiasi9ge 5yols
Weiss-c Code 80 pyoit Ass.ttne eTaferastionai 2
vols
myD FGAscH TAYLOR
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ByJ.C MCGUIRE & co .Auctioneers
rlNRUSTEES SALE OE NALIiARLE PRO-

by J, McUOlhE 6 CO AuctlOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY on MARYLAND AVENUE, THREE SQUARES
Fast OF THE CAPlroL.-By virtue Of a deed of trust
bearing date on the 18th day of February. A. D.
lsfo and auly recorded in Liber J. A. s., No 1893,
folio 23f, &c, one Of the land records for Wash.
iDgtou county, b. c., and by the request of the
holder Of the note secured tn ndersi gned
as trustee will sell, At public sale, FRIDAY AT
TEkNOOE, the 18th day of May, 4 u. 1853, at half
past O'Clock in front of the premises a part
of Lot No l. in Square No I57, in the city of Wash
inston IL said part of said Lot having front on
Maryland avenue OF about q feet and depth of
oyer 100 feet plat of the lot viii be exhibited at
the saie.
This property is located in improving part of
the city
Terms of sale One bird in cash and the resi-
due in three equal payments in g. u and l8 months
from day OF sale, with interest, secured by deed
Of ftrust,
1t the terms not complied with in five days
after the day oj sale the trustee the
20 resell at the risk and cost OF rst purchaser after
Ave days notice.
Conveysncing and stamps at purchasers cost.
WM IL. WARD, Trustee
nv 6-2awawSds J. G. Mcguire 6 CO., Aucts
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T AIR TIGHT COFFINS..
i o FRIENDS AND RELATIVES OF THE
DEAD.
Parer ts snd frie enis living a. . distance can have
the bodies OF their killed in battle, orEAa
who may die st The hospitals forsaraed 10.
at moderate schaYge-Embalming Cohn Sad Box
from $50 0 33s, and no extra charge.
All orders Hs6mptly atttndei 70.
" w. WHITE,
Vsder.s al er and Eui DalIneF.
mye7ws 2e5 D st. corner -. Washington.
rRUSKSi e~
TRUNKS xkxxA
yalb es and travelling Bsxs,D great va k4fO
r5ety and very low, 81
L. HETLARUH cos.
eeTenlh e.. between q and n.
sp n 1ms jo6 sessBUndsF Odd eelscwr Esil
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T'RUSTEE,S SALE OF UNIMPROyED PROP.
Il ERTY.--on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June
18th, at clock. on the premises, by virtue of =
deed of trust dated Sept. 7th, 1851, and duly re-
corded in LibeI J. A. O., No: ~, iolios ss. ct seq,
D. O., and by virtue of a. decree OF the Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia, passed in
ehsncery cause; No. l1sl, .herein Henry Barron
Sam q anson ,jr. are defendants. substituting me
as Trustee in the p ace and stead Of G 8 Walsach,
surviving TrusteeI shall I'll orr gina lot nua bered
fourteen tHl in square number cred nine hundred and
sixty l96O} situated at the of street north
and Eleventh str eet east.
Terms cash.
All conye yaneing at the cost of purchaser.
WM. L. MATTINGlY, Trustee
my q-2aHdds il McGUIRE co. Aucts
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RAILRoAD IRON FOR SALE.
q. 9 AILITARY RAILROAD OrrIoE,

o. 500 hlss.fE M wssa:n.,s. R.ss.D ssy Gsy1sr g
R9s5osssass q ss Of new RAiLsoaS Ss tnS
MS .sd the the R SsIaaes. ae,.
w 200 E4e is at Pittsburg, Pet nsylvsnia.
within ten days after sus mott notiss he party Shall
tie Iron for which ssid bid was 81 nsde
snail A., Se sunset to sale to any ether person.
SSertisned, Washington, D. c., and ndorsea 'Bids
The right to reject any and all bids is expressly
Bids WIN be received as above invited until June
myissd T. RosiSsoN ss osps s'sadd sad NJ
n .ATTHN TIoN. EVERYBODYI
r..1 he sgbseI9sr .yins lately returned from the
;fis esss S.
the trade and public in General VII do se tc
canine our stock and prices before purchasing
A well selected stock of miscellaneous Books, at
The largest stock of paper. co vsrea Novel, in the
p The cheapest nd mos. handsome assortment of
Sents to sso holding from il to 800 card pictures
and foG Of
slgners, Copies OF o. statusry. Engrayinss. Paint
did Of Foreign and Amerie.n aa stssa
cry saa Fancy arsicss Art such as Chess oasapers,
BACKGAMMON ana Gr1DDaSe Boards, pOrtfOllOs.
Domipoes, Combs, Brushes Scrap Books, Pocket
BsSls. Writing Desks, ork Boxes, DO, &C., &c;
Ambrotype Copies of Paintings and Engrayings
OF nhich large assor tment always on hand.
Give us call.
WILLIAM F. RICHsTIIN,
National Book store, 27S Pa avenue,
yl32w bet. 11th and 12tR sts., Washington.
ORPHANS COURT, MAY 5TH, 1863, DISTRICT
In the case of John shanahan. administrator
abe Administrator afOr. said has Wit tha
probation of the Orphans, Court of Washington
county aforesaid, appointed Saturday the S0th day
button of the personal estate of said deceased and
of the assets in hand, far the same have been
collected and turned into money, when and where
a the creditors and heirs of said deceased mott
Ted to attend tat the Orphans Court of Washing
ton county aforesaidJ with their claims properly
youched or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all bereht in said deceasedis estate: provided
seoFy of this order be publ he'd once a week for
three weeks in the Evening Star previous to said
5eth day OF May, 1868. Test: 2. g. ROBBINS.
my 3lAWaWt Register of Wills
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~ Admission so, 25. and rs cents No extra
charge for secursd seats
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~THEABOvE sALEIS AGAIN POSTPONED
on account of the weather, until TUESDAY EVE
MING next, May 18th, same hour.
nv Is BOTBLER Il WILSON. Aucts.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28
A. GRAND MASS MEETING

of the Unconditional Union Men of Delaware
will be held at Dover on TUESDAY JUNE 9TH
at IL o clock A. NJ. for the purpose of manifest
ing their fixed determination to sustain the
Government in prosecuting the war and to pre-
serve the integrity of the Union, the authority
of the constitution, and the supremacy of the
National Flag.
The meeting will be addressed by the follow
ing eloquent speakers: Daniel S. Dickinson,
shd David Dudley Field, n. Y. Gen. Schenck,
and Henry Winter Davis, Baltimore; all Of
whom have formally accepted invitations to be
present. \ special train Will leave Wilmington
at S O'Clock y. NJ. stopping at all the stations
on the road. Fare half price This will be
one Of the largest meetings ever held in the
State
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28
OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
Head Quarters
PROVOST MARSHAL STATE OF
DELAWA ARE,
SMYRNA. May 80, 1868.
lead Quarters
Government Property Tssued
10 Soldiers not 10 be DispO-
scd of Under Penalty
OF nfiScasiOM.

Section 9S, act for enrolling and calling ont the ma.
honal forces. approved March 3. 1862 is as follows:
Sec %. And be It further enacted, That the
clothes arms, military outfits, and accoutro-
ments furnished by the United States to any
soldier, shall not be sold, bartered, or exchari-
ged, pledged, loaned, or, given away; and no
person not soldier, or duly authorized officer
Of the nited States, who has possession of any
such clothes, arms, military outfits, Or accoG-
trements, furnished as aforesaid, and which
have been the subjects of any such sale, bar
ter, exchange, pledge, loan, or gilt, shall have
any right title, Or interest therein; hut the
same may be seized and taken wherever found
by any officer of the United States civil Or mil
itary, and shall thereupon be delivered to anv
quartermaster or other officer authorized to re-
ceive the same; and the possession Of any such
clothes, arms, military outfits, oraccoutremcnts
by any person not soldier or officer Of the
United States, shall be prima facie evidence Of
such sale, barter, exchange, pledge, loan, or
gift, as aforesaid.
EDWIN WILMER
my%S-4t Provost Marsha OF Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28
General NNfica

Section "a, act for enrolling and calling ont the ma
tlona forces, approved March 3, 1853 ~ .s follow.
Sec. "A. And be II further enacted, That every
person not subject to the rules and articles Of
war who shall procure or entice, or attempt tc
procure or entice, soldier in the service OF the
United States to desert; or who shall harLor,
conceal, or give employment t. a drScrteY, OF
carry him away, or aid IN CARRYING him away.
knowing him to be such; or who shall pur--
chase from any soldier his arms equipments.
ammunition, uniform, clothing. or any part
thereof; and any captain or orcommanding officer
OF any ship or vessel, or any superintendent OF
conductor Of any railroad or any other public
conveyance, carrying away any such soldier a,
one Of his crew or otherwise. knowing him To
have deserted, or shall refuse to deliver him to
the orders of his commanding officer. shall.
upon legal conviction be fined. at the discre,
ton of any court having cognizancc of the same.
IN any sum not exceeding five hundred dollars,
and he shall be imprisoned not exceeding two
years nor less than six months.
All perSO are hereby warned against yio atng anv
OF the prev isOnsOi The nd section and any one hav
ing kno Wedge OF any such violations are reduested 10
give inform atIOn Immediately
EDWIN WILMER
mySS-it Provost Marshal nf Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28
The Business Exposed.

If nothing else could fail to arouse the peo-
pie to the corrupting influences of the Lottery
business in our State the recent exposures
made in the New Castle Court certainly should.
Col. France presented petition for a DISCHARGE
from the custody of the sheriff because of insol-
vency. This led to an investigation of his af-
fairs by the Court which led to the astounding
disclosure that his bonds were held by promi-
nent politicians Of our State for their influence
IN lobbying his grant through the Legislature
to the amount of S2O9,00O This does not in
clude the number who were sharp enough to
get the price Oftheir morals and influence in
cash, which is estimated to amount to about
100000 What burning shame that our
State Government should be thus prostituted
and gambled away for the benefit of base poli
tlclans. There is excuse for none to enter into
such combination, but certainly more for a
lawyer who receives this as an attorneys fees
than the private individual who cannot claim
1T as any thing else than a bn5e, and the price
OF his character and honor One ofthese bonds
is to the amount of 100000 and entered in f,
vor of a prominent politician in Dover (not :,
lawyer who has two brothers all interested in
this and the running of certain machine that
weekly grinds out a clever batch of what thew
are pleased to call Democratic arguments
There is good evidence to believe that $50. 600
have been received in cash, in addition to these
100000 bonds. This is much the largest bond
among them, the rest ranging from 500, 900 to
$4,000 and scattered over the State from An
p0quinimink Hundred to Georgetown. We
hope that this will, as it should, arouse the
people to the importance and the necessity of
throwing offthe demagog1es who are managing
the party only for their own individual benefit.
1t is adisgrace and blot upon our State, and the
men who have done it should not be forgotten,
The First Delaware Regiment has been trans
ferred to the Second Brigade, French Diyi
sion) now composed Of the lst Del, 10Th N.
j., 14th Conn, lO8th N. Y Battalion, under
the command of Col. Thos A. Smith, all the
regiments. in the third brigade except the First
Delaware having been mustered out of Che ser
vice, their time having expired. Acting Brig
adler General Smith is brave officer, and Il
worthy or the position. ="
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28

HpDOIntCd the FOL
lowing officers for Kent and Sussex counties to en-.
rOl the militia
KNIT COUNTY.
Duck Creek Hundred, east Of railroad-J. Enni.
Duck Creek Hundred, and 80 much Of Little Creek
Hundred as lies west Of raroad-John N. WIlds.
P. o., Kcnton.
Little Creek Hundred, east of railroad-Tbom,.
S. Harper, p o., Leipsic.
East D"ver Hundred-Samuel D. McGonigal, P.
o., Dover.
West Dover Huadred-Jamcs r. Powell. p n
Dover.
MurderkIll Hundred, east oc railroad-Juhn M
Bailey, P. o.. Canterbury.
Murdcrkill Hundred, west of railroad-John
Green, P. o., FELTON,.
Mispon Hundred west Of railroad -Rufus limo,
P. O., Harrington.
Mispillion Hundred, east ofrnilrood. and so muoh
of Milford Hundred as lies west of main ro.d from
Courseys mills to McCaulcy< mills. thenco N
--cross roads, thence to the forks Of the read NJ
ID. Curry's, thence by the main road to MispilIion
Creek-James b. Mahon, ?. o., Milford.
Milford Hundred, all east of the above boundary
Samuel Draper, P, o., Milford.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
North Election District, Northwest Fork Hun.
dredW ii. Mills. P. O., Bridgeville.
South Election District, Northwest Fork Hundred
Rhodes Hazard, P. o., Seaford.
Nanticoke Hundred--AIbert Curry, P. o., Green.
wood.
Cedar Creek Hundred-Wam I.ofiiand, p. O..
Cedar Creek.
Broadkill Hundred Nehemiah D. Welch. p. O.
Milton.
Georgetown Hundred-Thomas B. Sipple, p. O
Georgetown.
Lewis and Rehoboth Hundred-Joshua S. Burton.
P. o., Lewis
Indian River Hundrod-Burton C. Prettyman, P.
o., Georgetown.
Dsgsborough Hundred-Wiliiam S. Philips, p. o.
Dagsborough.
Broad Creek Hundred, William w. Morgan, p.
o., Concord,
Little Creek Hundred-Joshua Marvel p. o.
Laurel.
Baltimore Hundred-John S. Waples, p. o..
FrankfcFd.
The appointments for New Castle co. have not
been completed.