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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
ONE DAY LATER FROM NEW-Ok-
LEANS.
Re-Crpiurc Of Brashcar City-The Steamer
Morning Star Ashore on she Jersey

Morning Star Ashore Oh the Jersey
Coass.
by the steamship Morning Star, Capt. Perkins,
which left New Orleans Oh the 23th ult., at o. m,
we have one day later news. The Morning Star
bad on freight s67, l25 in gold, and valuable cargo
of cotton and sugar.
Up to yesterday morning the steamship had fair
weather, and met with DO casualty but about "a a.
w., when going ahead at full speed, in fog, she
struck ON Deal Beach, New-Jersey.
The point where she struck being near one OF the
le-saying stations, the surf-boat was manned by
The shore people, and the work Of getting ashore the
passengers Immediately begun. Under the superin'
endence OF Capt Perkins all the women and
children were fret landed, and then the men were
got of, without accident
Word was sent TO the city, and the Underwater
dispatched wreekpg vessels pumps and tugs to save
tho ship ard cargo Meanwhile the stranded pas'
sengsrs proceeded to Long Branch, where they were
Hospitality entertained and subsequently, forwarded
TO the city, which they reached at P. m.
At meeting Of the passengers held on the beach
the following resolution was unanimously passed:
Roor,d Tha, the ps"enrers on The steamship Mornn;
Star from New Orleans TO New1orh. ne'eDy er
the Captain officers and crew. from AL olae for ne
d.ss.r which happened this moircg snd that mnch
curs trp ESPECIALLY for their discretion aud efficiency IA
taxing sh the ps.ssnge,s safely ashore
JOHN nUtCHNsos. NJ o. fre'.deh'-
Capt c. A. GniyTss Secretary.
Aud lo3 pss'snsefs
Long BroseA, July -. 1851
Mr. Denison, the Assistant Puner, came up 10 tho
city in the afternoon, in company with number OF
the passeuger- When tie ship took the bottom ii
was very thick. She bad pilot on board, and the
lead was being hove constantly. She lies easy and
with the assistance Of the underwriters agents will
come off without damage.
Tie news by the Morning STAR though not vory
fGll, is good, what there is Of it. The Era Of the
cjth announces:
Official Information hes been received in this city
announcing the reespure Of Br,shear City. 1t sur
rendered to the guubOas Sssbew, Capt. johnson, on
Tuesday, the ed inst.
We have no, M yet received the fnl particulars,
but presume that the whole garrison were made
prifonoTs When the pace was taken by the Rebel,
~ number Of guns, and considerable stores and am
muuition fell INTO their hands. II ia to be hoped ba,
at leas, some portion Of these have been retaken.
Several vessels bad arrived al Eew-Orieans from
81. Louis within few lays.
Gen. Franklin, who arrived On the Goth, had pro-
oecacd " Baton Rouge.
Came Frdsy. July 81. 1859.
The steamer Chociaw aud Starlight arrived
yesterday. from Ncw.Orlcans the ed
Gen. Paine who los leg ut Port Hudson, came
on In tho Starlight.
The 5od Massachusetts Regimen. Col. Grrenleaf
hsye also arrived from Port Hudson, on their wa
home to be mastered on, of service. The regimen
10 in good condition, and Numbers nearly 500 men.
IL IL understood that Gen. Logan will be sssisne
to the command " the 10Th Army Corps, vice Gen
Hurlbui, rtsigned
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
yb. Epanrcmcn, n, Manassas Gap.

We have already gwen an account oi the bfi'iian'
engagement at Manassas Gap on the 2ith instant,
when the Excelsior Brigade made one OF tho most
gallant bayouet oharges Of the war; but The Wash
iagion Republican gives the following additional
particulars:
The operations Of Princes division were seen by
the General in. Chief and large part OF the army,
who were in posliion on the neighboung bills. The
spectacle wss exceedingly dramaiic-ihe Second
Division, Third Corps, icing the PRINCIPAL actors,
and tbe res. Of the army, on the surrounding hiis,
being the sp ctetors.
Gso. Meade WAS highly pleased at the conduct OF
the troops and the slositops made by the General
in charge for the attack, and the handsome execn-
tion OF il by the brigade commanders. The Excel
sior Brigade reduced IN numbers as II Ia by many u
hard light, never did better.
The engagement was entirely an infantry hight on
ou- part, while tie enemy lad artillery IN ronloD
which opened on our troops with effect. Our ioss
in Killed and wounded was ubout 200.
The troops slept their arms in the position they
had taken, ana the next cay novel forward IN pur-
suit OF ibe enemy to Trout Royal; but they bad
retired during the night and our troops came bsck.
Ihe following order is.uei 10 the troops;
HE,DsvAETsRs ~ Diviuos, Jp AtsI CoEr,.}
WAkHYNToE Va. Jolly D, lt,3 y
GyyxR.L oRnrn. No s7-Ihe commanding oae-r OF the
a.. ,on.pclols Taft which f- 10 n the operations W.
Msnassss Gpp day bcfIs yaserdsy and the ev-tiES 20
you. and de.es them ~ nsioa tai this psr ~s on, 30
The ,oIeosE,s uasu-r in which dro., the -ncgy be
fore f. ad the time msilsnsi u. fom.non sho~
the old disioa reduced 70 s Isswofk by continual
. ltr. dfcs5 OF the sncauntsr
The charge ef the I'd (EIosorl Brigade We. saIHny ed
'' By coz iS n;pd Of BrI. Gen Henry PRIscE.
AiHrKr oEDwAr, fi". Lieut. and A. d. C.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
THE REBELS In KENTUCKY.
ATTACK ON THEIR MAIN FORCE.
THEY ARE WHIPPED AND RETREAT
Defeat Of the Rebels at Lexington, Tenn.

PANS Ky. Thursdsy, July ~. 1888
The Rebels, 375 strong, drove 10 our picke's and
unsuccessfully attempted to flank US and burn the
bridge. They were driven back two miles, when the
45th Ohio came on their rear, captured fifteen, and
drove the rest toward Mount Sterling.
Col. Sanders, at Winchester, attacked their main
force about 1900 strong, with eight pieces Of srtI.
lery. The Rebels retrcaed toward Irvine.
Col. Sandersi is pursuing.
None Of our men were hurt.
The railroad is all safe.
Gen. Burbridge, who was at home on furloush,
volunteered his services to drive the Rebels back,
and was complirented for his gallan:ry.
Gen. Rousseau spritedly addressed large and
enthusiastic meeting ut the Court-lIouse this
evening.
CiyoIyxArI. Fhihy, July 81, 1863
TIE Comme-einPs Lexington special says this
morning.: Or forces came upon the pshs's at Lam
caster, where q considerable fg' . ued the
enemy lost 20 killed and wounded ami early 100
pri;onep.
A Rebel force 500 strong took SANFORD, KY,
about noon to-day, but was driven on. ~ orr cav.
airy with considerable loss, and at the sst ndyices
were hastily retreatiog toward the Cumberland
River
MRkPHrs. wednesdsy, Joly 2s 1853.
The forces sent ont under Col. Hatch 10 look af-
ter the Rebel troops enforcing the conscrip1on In
West Tennessee had fight at Lexington, routing
the Rebels and capturing Col. Campbell, Of the 23i
Tennessee two Lieutenants. twenty-five privates,
and two cannon. Col. Campbell was en- route from
Chattanooga to join Gen. Pillow, who is understood
to be near Paris, KY.
Col. s. Weliingbursh, who had been captured by
the Rebels, was recaptured by our forces.
The Rebel forees under Gen. Rodney are still on
Boar Creek.
TIE Rebels under Forrest. BiiIles, Newconb, and
Wilson are operating under the command OF zen.
Pillow.
Gen. d ,dge is watching all these parties and will
.o,r mske West Tennessee 100 hot to hold them,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
VickSburg Advicer,

GEN. HEBRON ADVANCING on MoBILE-rHE
FTTY-sECoND MASSACHUSETTS. HoADsyARD
BOUND.
CiSciSsArr Friday, July 81, 1885,
Vioksburg aiviees of the 2oth inst say that Gen.
Herrons Division has gone to Mobile.
Our army has fallen back to the Big Black River.
jackson, Mise, is entirely destroyed.
Gen. joe Johnston is believed to DO retroating to
Mobile, which place the enemy arc making dee
perate efforts TO defend.
The SD Massachusetts regiment, Numbering 7S9,
arrived at Cairo yesterday from Port Hudson en-
route home to Le mustered out Of the service Their
time expired July III.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Siege Of CharIestcn.

OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN. GIILMoRE
"MHiSaroS. Friday, July 81. 1855
The following to-day was received ut the head.
quarters of the army: ...t..
DLPAhrsgNr OF TnE SourB, ~ rHE FisLp.
hoRRn ISLAND. 3. e., Jul, %. 1853 5
M''9I, ''sn. II. w H,LLros, lAG U. g. g.,
SIR; My Medical Director in tho field reports an
aggregate loss in killed and wounded In our hands
q Go. Judge there are $50 missing. The losses
cover the three actions of the lOb, lth, and 18th
inst. Many OF the wounded will return to duty In
week or ten days. The health Of the command ID
'H
Respectfully your obedion. servaat,
q A. 0lLLkORE,
Bhssdier0cneIal Ce.asoAnSiAn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Rrorn Nassau.

RETURN or UNSUCCESSFUL BLOCkADERUN-
NrRs-THE IMPORTATION OF LIVE STOCK
TO NASSAU.
Nassau sdyices report that several blocFade-run'
ners had returned, unable to enter tho Rebel ports.
The United States gunboat Tloga had called at
Nassau, ard left for Key West. Wilmington N. G.,
dates to the 18th inst. have been received by tho
blockade-runnng steamer Arabian. The Cover
nor had received an intimation from Lord Lyons
that his Lord.hps efforts to induce the Warrington
Cabinet to withdraw its prohibition of the exPona-
ton of live STOCK to NASSAU have been wholly
frutless.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
RECRUITING lv NEW-Y0RK CITY
Gr-n, Iuerc.sc since the Riot.

notwithstanding the large bCuntiee offered 10 vol
uneers By the National and State governments, re-
crutng had become exceedingly duiI mt the time
when the great rios began. Getting one man in
Two dAys, was then oousidered u very good business
Since the suppression OF the disturbance, change
has taken place. aud men are coming forward in
considerable numbers. 10 swell the ranks Of the va
nous rcgmeats now being raised. From twelve To
twenty is nov the ayer.ge daily number Of men
enrolled IL many regiments.
At tlhe.mns,ering-n Office they report 30i recruits
mustered N during the week ending with July 2g.
Two hundred and eighty-six Of tbese were new
men, entitled 10 the Government bounty OF 400,
snd the stalo bounty Of 81. Tho remainder were
veterans whose aggregate bosnties were $jj2.
During the week ending Jolly ~, the mustered re-
cTslits numbered 2ii, and IN tue previous 2l0.
These numbers are not by any means an ind a.
ton of the rrcrais enlisted. iiany are cent to
Staten Leland, Rikers Is and, NewDorp and other
stations. without pafsing muster and 90 not come to
the knowledgs Of tho United States Government
on cias until whole company Or even regiment
IL organized, when they all mustered in To.
gether.
There sre now nbout twenty regiments being
raised or recruited in this city. These regiments
employ 80 recruiting stations, and about 600 re-
eruitng officers. Each Company has usually its
own office where men are enlisted for that COM
pany; and the regiment LAS its general station or
Headquarters.
Al the corner OF Broadway and As.or Place is the
Headquarters Of tho
rlFIH REGIMENT n. Y. v. ISFAETRY, COL.
CLEVELAND wINsLow.
ils recruiting offices, eleven in number, including
the one mentioned, have been opened since the 18th
Of June. They have thus far enlisted ~ men.
Recruiting has beon much hrisker since the riot,
averaging ten men dey. This regiment closed its
enlistment Offices during the days OF the riot, and
Col. Wnslow and bis e.icers, gave constant attend.
ance TO prec csutionary measures aud active opera
tons for The suppression Of tho insurgents. Col.
Window AMI Capt Ferguson were mentioned by
Gen. Sanford in his address TO tho N. Y. NJ g., st
the close Of the riot as having distinguished them
selves for ,hoir efficiency and energy in aiding TO
check the mob.
TIiE FIFTEENTH N. Y. $. HEAVY ARTILLERY
commanded by Col. l.. Sohirmer, began 10 enirt
men on the 81 OF June. II has now 200. One
hundred aud forty of these recruits were obtained
in June, and 1900 during July. For the week
ending July % the number Of onlistmens was 81,
for tho following week iOs. The headquarters OF
this regiment are at No. 81 Bowery, and it has eight
recruiting offices in various parts of the city.
NINTH REGIMENT (ZOUAyEs).
The Headquarters OF this regiment are at No. $40
Broadway. The Ldjutant declined to state to our
reporter the number Of men enlisted in compliance
with orders from Col. Jardine. They have enlisted
about fifteen men day since the suppression Of tue
riot-Oonsderably above the average Of recruits
formerly obtained. ]
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
FRON THE ARNY OF TIE POTOMlC.
Lees Army Masscd at Culpepper'
HIS PREPARATIONS FOR BATTLE.
THE RAPpAKANN0CK GUARDED
WILMINGTON. Fh5sy, July 81, 1876,

WAsBiseToy Fnssy, JAY u, ioo'
Information received to-day from the Army OF the
Potomac states that Lee masscd his forces ct Gull
pepper on Wednesday, and made other preparations
TO give us battle the Rsppahannock.
His frst advance south Of Culpepper was to foil
us in taking the Fredericksburg route but hndiog
we did not advance he concentrated bis army at
Culpepper The Rsppahsnnock is guarded from
Fredericksburg to Bly's Ford, on the Rapidan, by
only one Rebel regiment. The Rapidan is fortified
south Of Culpepper.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
From Fortress Monroe.

FcHTHsss MoSnoE w. esday. July n. lso.
The following is lat Of bnri.ls in hc Soldiers
Ceiastery al Noholk, Va, FOR tie week ending Joiy
90, 1868:
John wirn.- i-7,h Pa ei.d Jai, 70
Cop. John Gamer. Ssw.T1s Bsiisfy. died Jsly 90
GL.ils. rs'sgs i's ,oi N,.lSt,. S.a JOY :.
Jeba Arsell. C3,h k,-.Ye,s. al.d Jsiy "a;
srrf Joer b .y,,,,, is,h Ssr,Jss.y DC, s.d July q
0.o. AuIe,eu, lIlth S.~ Yofs. did Jelyla
Wfn. Miller i0th New Jefssy, d'sd JaIJ IS
The Upiied States gunhoat Memphis sailed from
HAMPTON Roads at 10 o'clock this forenoon for
Charleston.
One of the baltimore mail boats, the Adelaide.
Capi. Cannon on arriving at forre,s Monroe this
morning received orders from the Government 10
proceed 10 Norfolk. and i, is understood that she
ssis from thence TO Charleston.
! She lefi at II O'Clock this morning.
Heavy showers have visited this place constantly
during the day.
FoHrRxn AosRox Thursdsy Jaly 30. 1919.
Tie following is a list Of the deaths ,n the Chess
peate aud Hampton General Hospitals from July ID
70 July % inclusive;
Michael Dobb. Go. A, li1d y y, July ~
F6wsrd sh.i'oc. TO N lllih n. Y, Jnly 20
| Daniel II. Amber. Go. J, sgh y Y, Jal, p
J.f,ush Allen. Co. 4. ION he- iiamP'hss. Jsly u.
Msnly Bs,s,o~. Go. III. ilcth Y, vi, n.
VIZ. Gsn aI,.'. A. " CO. n ? S San W y. Jul, Is ~
" inAn Holmes. Co. u. 1894 ssw-Yert. JOY ia.
Ilnbbard Powefs Go. A. itfth New fofk. Jolly IT,
Alonro Lswis Co T l6,ih New.i oit July II.
John M.s,sit. signal Corp Juiy ~.
Note Sclomak-f. Go. r. itJI SeS-Yoft. Juy IS
Jseou Wink co. H. latth Psnn'yvsnis. July "a.
John Barley, Go. Al i7lsi fsan,ylyeni. July .s.
H. H. GILBERT Medical DIeotcr.
Tie steamer s. Il. Spauding, Capt. Howes, ar
rived thin morning from Beaufort, ~ c., and repors
that de steamer George Peabody, loaded with aui-
muLiton, from Fortress Monroe, got aground on
Cape Lookout Shoals, causing her TO spring leak.
Alter transferring part Of her cargo to another
steamer, she succeeded in getting off, and ran into
Beaufort.
Col. G. w. Thoms-, Qnartermaster at Forires'
Monroe, arrived today from N-wbern.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
the rprrcr OF CoyPIsCATIoy.
To tie Associated Press.
wAsmsoTos, Fh5s,. July 81, lsCo.
PUNISHMENT FOR FURNISHING VESSELS II

WAHIsoToS Friday. July 81. lsCo.
PUNISHMENT FOR FURSISIIIsG VESSELS TO
RUN TIE BLOCKADE.
Acting Attorney General Coiey has given ar
opinion in response TO inquiry Of the Secretary Of
State that persons dspatohbg American vessels from
our own ports in ballast to neutral porte, snd thence
to run the blockade, are liable to punishment as
criminal. under the second section Of the act Of Juy
II, 1862, chapter 1875, TO suppress insurection,
&c.
Whether ouch vessels actually run the blockade,
OF after leaving the neutral port captured in the
attempt 10 run the blockade, or whether they even
fail to reach the Neutral port, suc6 vtsses are liable
10 capture &c prizes Of war from the moment they
leave our own port, and their right Of capture i'm
posing on our cruisers the duty OF capture. The
mere fact OF starting such vessels ON their guilty
errand, irrespective Of the point they may reach on
the voyage, amounts TO assisting the rebellion
within The statute.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
REGULATIONS FOR THE DRAFT.
Substitutes Of IS and 90 Years Permitted
rropcsition.to Concentrate Potomac
Army Corps.
WAR BULLETIN.
rnr p1slsrERBEYT OF DECEASED soLpIIRs


TBH DlslsTERbErT OF DECEASED soLpiLRs'
DEPARTMENT THK SusauHHAssA; I
EEApoUARTEEs, GETTYSBURG. Ps July 'i' 'oo'''
GENssAL ORDHl, No. 2-Duing tho months oi Augt''
ans Septou Der no cor9e win be allowed to be dneod
mem sny Of the beryinssround ceueteries or battle
s.ous of Go.ysbrre The health Of the wounded soldiers
and citizens Of this community requires the stringent enforce
en Of this order any yoson Of 1t reported to these
hesaquser, vim meet With summary and severe pun,h
nept By command OF A u ALrENAN,
Colonel 36{h Re giment Commanding Post
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
The Druft In phiIadcTphia.

PhiApsIPHIA. Friday. July 81, 1869.
Two sons Of General Meade We're drafted to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

IMPORTANT WAR DEPARTMENT ORDERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
THE PRESIDENTS SALARY.

President Lincoln has rot drawn hs salary for the
past year from the Treasury. When reminded by
ireuds that by putting the saEe upon interest be
would receive sn income of AT leas. twelve hundred
dosrs, be replied that lie thought sbc United State.
needed the use Of the money quite rs much as any
persoD, and be would let it remain.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
..,.1 n,sns.sh 10 The Y Y. Trihrrc.

et.eia Dispatch to The ~ Y. Trbure. ..
WAHiSGTOS Friday. July 81, 1865.
A NEW MILITARY DISTRICT.
The following order establishes a Military
District:
WAN DEPARTMENT, ApJurIsT.GKSERAt'sO OFFICE
MAsHINGroN July % 1903. J
0ssKHAL ORpERs No 22G --1he County Of II Msrys Md
n detsc he'd from the Middle Department will form
psrse Military District. bnradef General Nsrston 10 a.
sisnsd Id of ST. Mey's Dstic, headquarters s
Point Lockout. By order Of the Secretary of Wa.
l.. ID. TOWNSEND, Asst'-AdJs -Gen'L
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
LTUT. col. LUDLOW RELIEVED.

WAS DEPARTsKsT, ADJUTANrG RALs ORYlcB,
NAsBINGION. July 20. 1851
GENERAL ORDERS No. 227.--Brig. s. A. Mere
6ith will repair Fortress Monroe ana relieve LtCo Lad
lev of the dutie agent for Lxelange VI FrsoIes Ate
surning Cen her.ah all papers connected With Lu
Office 1t Vol Ludlow viii report 70 the Aojt.oonl Of tn
Amy. BY order of the SeeIe ary OF War ~ - ,
4. ID. TOWNSEND, Asst .-Adjt Genl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01
R. R. LINE.
Ihange Of Hours.

OIIaIBb Ul 1IUUIbl
| ON and after MONDAY, April 9Th, 1868, Trains or
" tile accommodation OF Passengers will run fol
lows until further notice;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01

FINE Lot OF Silver Plated Caslors just received for
~ ale tow at No aO2 Market street by
pS =1a& rHos.sY. DENoRMANDIE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01

The subscriber having burn identified with the estah-
itshmenls OF David smyth, David smyth Son and q
lnant u syh for tie past jhteen years has purchased
the store which tho latter has Oecupied, Feher
with tbs II ick Of goods on hand, win the
intention III carrying the funo business. The
stock is by tar ,he largest aud most complete Of
itA Kind in tho state. and embraces NEARLY every
article in use, Of either China, dlpss or Queens
ware as well good assortment Of Silver Plated and
britannia ware Cutlery &c. Nc. Also the most exten
Aive stock of Cor or Lampi Chimneys aud Shades in
this city. 1hs pnrs quality oi Kerosene on always on
hnnl II IL hoped tho old aud friends at tht
sutabshuent viii continue with the change OF poprit
1rship the patronage literally bestowed the fu,
meT owner THOMAS Y. De NORMANDlE,
le2 a02 Market street Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01
SVEERBAlF7S SANN.

IlY virtue 0i writ Of Lepdrf EtGas Inc directed,
I'D will be exposed to Public Sale the ilotc Of Phil
liz Marvel, in the town Of Newark, White Clay Creek
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware on TUESDAY,
tha 18th day Of September S63At 10 oeeck Mthe fol-
lowing desrrib Real Estate, viz All that farm, plan
tntion, and tract of land situate and lying in pencaier
Hundred, New CASTLE County and State Of Delaware,
and particularly described aud bounded ns follows u
wit Begnuing Tor the outlines Of Tile same al "A stone
in tile middle ul the road running from the town of
Newark to Goochs Mill thence running by and in the
middle Of lane leading 10 Thomas @. RrAdleys, south
egtyiive degrees ten minutes west twOny chains and
five links 10 another stone. Corth eighty ywo aud quar-
ter degrees west three chains nnl twuntyune links to
another stoneD south eleven degrees thirteen chains
and sNtyiour links 10 another stone soth siNtysryen
degrees easi one clmin aud clgyfour links another
sipne south ttynne degrees east twenty chains
and twenty two links tu another stone. north twenty-five
degrees west ton Chains and thir y-egt links In another
stone north seventy and halt degrees east twelve
chains to stone in The middle nf tho foad and by and
with the crutfe o said road north three and one half
degrees west seventeen chains 10 tile first mentioned
stone and place OF beginning, containing within the
above described bounds hitytwO and Thirty seven
square porches uf land be the same moro or less
Seized and taken IN execution tho property Of Mil
Hammond and Eliznbrth his wife and William Bn ns-
ingham ad John urn. terre TENANTS nnd to e sold ly
LEWIS W. SrlDllAM Sheriff.
Sherif'A Office,
New CASTLE Aug. y, 1861 aiip.g-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-01
NNTTNR-

NOTICE Is hereby given to tie school Committees d
~ the respective School Districts within this sia th
in conformity with an act oi the Gensn Ass mly Of t'
State have apportiuned among the several counties "
this State the clear income for tile presen, year " M
fund for establisbing EaEE SCHOOLS aud have divided
and distributed the shares hr7 apportilhel 10 osch
county among the several dirt lots, follows.
To each OF the Districts In the rity OF Wilmington New
Castle County, hundred and siNty-sx dollars aud
thirty-hve cents, (9lG635G
And to each Of the other Districts IN New Castle County
hundred and twen dollars and thlr your Cents
(Si263Di
And to each Of the Districts in Kent County, nluaJ
four dollars and torty-eght cents, tigt ls);
And to each Of tue districts in County, seventy
two dollars aud seventy -nne osnts ts127D;
The dividends dus the Districts In New Castle County
are payable ut the Farmers Biuh, New Castle to The
Districts In Kent County at the Farmers Bank Dover
aud the Districts IL sussex County at the Farmers
Bank, Georgetown. L0XLEY Il. JACOBS,
Dover, Aug. LIST, 1S63-0w state Treasurer.