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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
OTTER VESSELS.


TLCIUITING N NORTHUMBERLAND c-s was
quite brisk yesterday At Cen. Spnoias headquarters in
Montague street. During the forenoon eighteen re-.
cruts were enlisted and sent 70 The depot on Rkcra
Island after having received the bounty Of 800 each
In The afternoon nine more were enlisted. They will be
eni Oh today Among the total number are Ell lt col
orod men, The extra bounty q ESQ offered 20 recruits
for the Nth Regiment has Lad the effect Of securing soy
cniy men thus FAR and IL IN probable that the whole
lumber required 10 I'll TIC ranks will be obtained IN due
course Of time. 1hIcr enlisted yesterday. Tie re.
cruiing Office is et the City Armory. Tie Provost Mar.
shnl OF tAe Third District is also engaged In recruiting
aud some enlisted at his Office In Washing ton
street near Myrtle avenue, every day.
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FROM Our Special Couespon1eHt

CAIRO. Nov. 30 1868.
Stirring news from below comes to Us 10
longer nov tint Cen Grant operates at Chattanooga
We rot. the progress VI events which Iced TO the end
Of ihe var.
At Nicsfburg enough negro iroops now organized
Eiih tic lcp u the Notifications. 70 hold tie place
against al the powers II the Rebellion even II every
white Man were Withdrawn. Gen. Thomas expects.
I'D .lnnk With tie bcs. Of reasons flGt by Spring
be VII have enough negro troops 10 thoroughly guard
aud hold the Mississippi from Cairo to New Orleans.
In s event all white soldiers will be free 10 operate
o. other feds Tie prejudice which the soldiers bad
o,linst the negroes soldiers AID aG men Is rapidly
pa Ing away for they see them 10 be active, obcdcnt
8rl broye godicr H. forced TO poet brave man.
ali The world respects bin.
NE ont Of tlo Kentucky Union s!avoho'dqs IL
changing. On tire Wiole Mr. Lincoln did wei a. wait
for their COM crson The gucrras along the hisss-
= ppi of l4ic aye become very quiet. u rs known that
auknsr and Rlddy have gone into Middle Icnnrffeo
probably 10 reCuiorcc Bragg IL fact al that possibly
cOld Doe spared from any point have hagencf t. Bragg
AID IN the iat bntes he undoubtedly had all hs men
aid ia vain. The gucu.ias, hOHeycr swarm tllcsl.
up ihc Tennessee. and tie navigation Of lGt stream Is
extra hazardous. Our bOuts. under convoy however
arc running up - fasipoli, towu that s'ood-h0w
meuy southern towns s'0od!-in tho northeast corner
Bnall Trough West and Middle Tcnne-soe roam
banda no' Of glerrias. but Of robbers who have set
pilhhtb oslouli cItiD Iu4D'tf o' It-
Dr. sing private wrongs. 1 have not space 10 rive
YOU details and briefly state TINT the common PEG.
DE- particularly tLose who incline % tho Union |
md MANY 81 them were good ltcrs, have sunk
low and are q distressed, and poor and lead liver
hi full o. 1uXiety fear and horror ever did their
.lnves There Ia much said about how much the slaves
suffer In their born freedom LDg tloy scken AID
e and much that is said 10 true perhaps AZ OF H. but
MOI tAcy atone ffd what was abstract proposition /
BIAS proved reality, That all classes Ol mankind IN every
country suffer or enjoy alike.
The ns steamboat dfester occurred the 25th inst
Port Hudson. lie War Eagle had loaded Wifh4 90 |
l-es q cotton On reaching Por, Hudson mo bgIe. /
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.1o,,on..rd, Of benny f,milic, who shell

c--.,..uo ,,ors.rd, Of happy families who shell
NVn' ~ - - ti,s road aud without price. IND
ons .nS ' ,c rrLlic domain upon this commencement
Of the great VOL. .,r-. =. to-, scr,,,.
lam" 49, '' J. L. USHER, Sc, Rotary Of ihc Interior
III. rio, Ioux A. DIX President Of the Union facnc
iiroad CONF any, New-horN
Letters were Also received from Mayor opdyke Gen
Dix Cor Yates OF Illinois, John j. Cisco aud J. q
Durant.
In tie evening the Mayor Of Omaha gave b'nlD'"
and lh. Guy '..s iNusr7ted.
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SUPREME COURT-CmcrrT-Dzc. 3-Before Justiss
AILKS.
SUIT OK PGOus0EY S0lEs-wnAr Is A CoSsiDEHA-
TO.

IlTI11l. LfVy ogf- Nalhllcl 7. JNobt
Plaintiff sued the defendant, as the surviving
partner % tie tran Of J0cob. Gardner Detroit Michigan.
a De Jang.y 1851, raIe note payable 20 painilr Tor
g. After the t-th " Clrinef defend nj q duerenf
tnfa rad certain o.coun' % the note IN AL anoun~
10. ia Angus. OF the tie iTm made I've
fr r1cs ia favor ~ au1ons ioT % ~. ana me .ass
r $50 o. IL g. legged that part Of the latter two were
f.l Plaintiff 4ss0d Judgment for these amounts snd lie
once .rr. I.ill rUrlli on the hrsi note.
lrL.rt ~ np ta p.ur 90 tie making OF the notes the
amin ID .od ~ a.. ara certain spnops and irtoxicatias
l.r aid list said gifeA IN pay Dens tnei sia
l ~ on sot u he liclig- Lcraiuf- passed ~ reoy
ar 1855 ,ier ding prevent the si,i uSe aud aiN
.u tols OBJ ltn. 'osflg liquors bsyll41-s the csM
. ID .d . declired void Defendant ate 20, p
ci.r ci n e., 8 a. the cash paid by hin on the Era
&c. a. Intending at by The terms o! the aot,saif .c al
or r,r b. violation Of that act Nsere void aad
hon. ration aud the money cold b. fecOyutod bsca-
Ihr Court gave iga.Uelt IN favor u tie phiaua ~
81 so!
'M...Ar,s ( sayel fog Pig, Norman S1a,ton !oT defL
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tnuHspAr. Nee 3 l.n.
A.lfFs-ll- gle. tsIfsiy 4t 60 .fn ~ flr Pos
ed fHr isars.
ttl'Nh-iA.fr De- hrnr a z - 'su,ud t1f.v htt The
alltrf .s loi .t --.d ... ,. t.u.. ,.i 4. q. l..
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ir,c igl~ ,ffe ,t Ii. tf, l.ri. fo t,t IH n,l b.-s
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81. n.I..u lt. sY .,. DOL. ....li EN- So srr l.s
do "a private terms We $50 Le4g ol ~ D.. ..4ss 90
y = jess . r.ui.
tNllfAl.HreA .nr0 f. fra sfd iu fr demand saes o.
p eI Pr l.iL~ I'D .tl.r..f. ~ b.. ,.s.D.
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t9 3. rsIirri,r DID. * yea 5tffl.dg .ai i.iy
r.l. Ind . az -l g.. n. I'd ie.s fAir.. Co., .i,.-
r'r la Au .no.yu f..-y .an!y hr.tas Canadian Eaall
+, f,.f,r ..,rl, l.f-n ..- d. ..,r. H.. . CD. Del. -
l,ef6eoo' s.,.4,'.i .t iva s. - Or dc 'ow ,r a's
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cOURT.-DEo. a.-Bs'oss
Judge NELSON.
Il IL,

JON y yUflI OF. I70IF + TI'uIs
Action for alleged Infringement of rc-issued
tf,rs rieut fluri painldin June H. 1890 for what
.t,n A. fht gt fclerloTs" The suit impoItaAt,
p lsce numbers OF these articles coming ilto
e h- sni other cns for various purposes aud especially
u -uz shop VIVID I'VE wlr view Of showing goods I'd 70
o O. a1gaye n is alleged that plaintiff la claimed 2at
r m ~ rlay persons who have Purchased such hsc,oD
from etni Evidence PIT IA 70 show that def, aaaRs.
vt1 h. ,sf- pI-sei the device. IA Controversy
NAL. r lie aimed iErr cement e. period
con- .1y before Tho alleged invention Of the psnh1 1hs
Ju-.- flluIs VOID 20 in ftvor q the defendant.
Forpa.ai.r. q. Rockwell and n. j. wyeh for defend
al. d. = y. DozzeIs.
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sUBROGATE's COURT-Dec. s-Before Surrogate
IUCKER


Caleb Kirhy's Es,ate.-lhe Surrogate directed
10 BE- fled by the adntiirlso within thirty
sf properly vriifri directed by &c Revised statrreA
M 1u TRAITOR give additional security within ten dsy{
% NC amount Of doroe the advertised vs,ae Of ,ssets and
be-. n. r.filu Ger removal II admiu.tr..-J re derlsd
R,ber' Hcstus E,ihte.-Ps.0D Tor attachment, denied
iau 3cycgt sgi<A An ~ ycai.on ~As heard so' cav
i, ifsuc ~Hr.gflU.. Decision is reserved.
f.iu.s AT a.. " y rsflmouy taken in this Nase
1Lr VII ley, oopJ worth of property, and "a coniestsd ~
Is .llor 80 NJ ILouas's nrt WIFE,.
l.rs N.,. f.tsrOrder msde that the .sses be trSps
sfs,d TO luslid elton O. d. Louis rrVbae Court
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LAW SNyELEgGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-DZo 3.-BsGss
Judge bEfrs
PRIZE CASES.
~ rnited Sfatcsag SLeamer BoOnvIIe.-Ordee

made DECLARING vessel from cu.tody.
United -tates at Steamer Banshec.Order made mat the
Prize Coissonsr' discharge the cargo Of tins vesse into
g the oyy ,hi determine sad vessel 1t shall do 90
. lno lpprli., yiue. .
n.icd states ae, Schooner Maria Bihop ard her cargo
rinI' De- re- II d.. ribl'ion ordered berei1
United ago. Steamer Josie and her clrso-Furthss
testimony tsa "a IN tbs
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SUPREME CoURT-Spccial Term.-Nos. o3i, a09.
SUPREME CoURr-Circult.-Par Il.-Short cause.
No. f-lt
SUPREME Chamber Nos. GO, 49, li6
BEoOKLYS CITY CoUET Nos. g, 90, 20. Il, y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

DEo 3-3lsl bbls Flour. 213 )l,. Whisky. 25 bblA
Cr Meal 500 bag do 2ol so bnsh. Wheat l5, III bush.
Os 2g5 tD-h Grass Seed, l56gj bash Peas 7,.O bosb
ssi bush Barley 625 pigs Buckghca Flour. 43' ptp.
Lasd $3.50 pkg, Earr 100 pkg Petroleum. ~ p1ss AshsA.
80 n a. II Gle. $3.50 Provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

Frederick J.. yulte Ggt Matthias II. Howell, 60
Iud ol plaintiff d directing foreclosure with eosss,
o.. FINDING and Jaw, with the EXHIBITS and pspeo
.rff with rps,is Term Clerk
Nm PTrsr ~. j. Water Sco,tNloton fof injunctioo
t'r il ori,r ,Aow discharged. without costs 70
ct,r party
J..a s,r az. Adori Hammer; John Donhsr, ct al.
f st Rem " ,l-Jld neIts for defendants upon
N re comp aints ~iA rosts the plin,iHs 70
br .r O., nj their complaints within tseniy dsys
Urrn rlfrlrnf of tls
'Iohn A Hohrr, ar' Jsfnes McCalser-Injnnc
ID. Sea th pAtsl, len With Special Tern
llrf,.
tssncr C. Chii, Receiver ost. VIM c Lyon. It al-Ao-
lr.niri Gnd junction Continued. with ~io costs -
Ail.a. 30 hlls ilut Dee viii psYeTs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

IN0VNN IINNLh To TIlNAI I'M FVlNVH'
liable TO be drafted IN the Wlamsburgh district should
present themselves immediately at the Provost MnShafs
and present their claim 10 exemption. II any eIns
Printed us,s OF all persons liable In the first class WI
lc p.ll.sAel mex. weel.
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lsgOGHLNN lEEyIS.

No ENROLMENT. Coy. Seymour has d.
cirl himself satisfied with the enrolment OF the Id
Congressional District (Brooklyu). No rev enrolment
Nr ho prospective diaft will therefore take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

T,KlNGA BoUNrY-JuM PER. Officers pay
and r ,v az the ia Con gressiona District .'ce ye
,-'i,, .tel i, noioriois bounty jumper named
cornelius Vcrpauck. Of Canarse. l. l. VINO haa ls".
laa about a. Co) in cnlstng himself IN different resi
t.., ,,or INTO Snirol,', pr,ade went on board tns
Noth Caroline. aud Joined the Marne Corps Al I sas
Nnyy.Vard lie admitted the eharses nrHlnJ' TN TN
when secured ana was taken TO Governor i'''" '''
nlAclrs are now Oh DO tfaos ~ otheis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

BOUNTY new office for the payment
bounty 20 Kings County volunteers has been opened a.
$50. go Grand street. Brooklyn. J.. ID kecrIi's thefs
receive the $500 Ia hand as sworn In otho'
bo.LLie. follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Great Increase OF Negro soi6i' y nj Siclr.
bprg--Enough Organizing TO Guard the
whole Mississippi Kentucky becoming
InionEC;y EcynI-PositiOn OF her Gov
ernor Guerrilla Warfare 80 DoisfuI
-steumLont Disasfor Arkansas AZ
fuirs-R River Navigation.
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SUPERIOR COUET-sPrcl.L 1Enx-Dzo. ,.-ssfar
frsffr. NgsgII.
jrsfic. NOafLL-
BAESEV WILLIAMS ~ coU.

Ws'fou go. Ifu.Gl Fsheliy o,hsrvise Barney Williams
The Court gave Judgment this morning upon tn,
- made by Mr. Durpiy 70 hsve the damsges assessed
% 1urf sna before o. THIS Court instsad u before
s-s Jrrv Ordered that ,s motion -houd be- granted
,r.e ~. on OBJ, cs!sDiI for the third Monday in Do
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tEcoED nAlcH LNosnoLs. J

NC II'f'IF II n To TITII NJ UTITI Ut 1T
let hong 81 frcf vlic md 10 fft .rcp. 1hc plating 20
tie luL is Eve inches ticA. backed hy ifol .fllrrfs
making the width ~ the nTmof =. inches. llfJ have
revolving turfo - feet in diameter and - inches
Thick which IL AIMED with tao heavy IS inch Dahlrcu
guns On tie deck j. ID inches 10 thiciir,5 - irn ir
two plates hs o. refdcr 70 bomb prot Tlos Dos.
two direct acting cncines whose cylinders me o. ir' -
Ia diameter and capable ~ ritrr speed of .f ..at
ten laois an hour They lave Msff.f'- h..fu. az
is cass Only III inches a. the side rise above Che water
Ticir intc!nI tH.ac upis oi tho usual description &
L. No.
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TIT rRIQATES.
JJ1e,,
FIEsr BATCH lNosIIoEsl.
-,

These yCsscl nro 4 ne following dlmcnsiOn-. HVlce
hong ~ fcci de- and 10 feet deep. Zach weasel has
revolving tlTra "a feet n diameter composed ~ iron
plates bent O. the Tcgrcd shape md II inches thicA
Tho ainmCu ~ the turrct consists 4 two heavy guns
-fJ ly Is inches. Dahucn's design. heir dra't 81
water /. about ~ feet when laden. he mail aruOr q
inches tmck) tie entire craft, Terminating "a "a
formidable rnm al tie bow 1t also extends 4 fc, or
hall the drn u the vessel below the water line render
INK every part Of the vessel mpfegnahc 20 prrjriie
They MI bc provided With engines To drive the p, pc
ler whose cylinders are ~ inches IN diameter. The
highest speed pro ahi' attained - miles hour lie
interior lifting Up o. he bo,i kind and tlevcsss work
dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

The statement Of the Boston banks for tie
st yect co~pafrs ph the previous week and loE the
,.,r,...,u,...y vorF rf l-t1 rs fo'uvss
90.

Ilctt ..inclt O. tle pre.,ut week as mrlrel viii
tto preceding shows Oh iror,-sc oft67r a ihelt1ns
of loans md j. ,oorni. Cd i,0 90 circulation. nd b.
decrease q .ci 80 10 specie 81 Jr.o 20 a,poi.'a
1homgson's Bark Not, E'Porfcr lc..heqcsent
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FIRE ,vp ACclDENr-Late on Wednesday
pll two hnrus on Maspcth avenue aid ,anu''."rs
fiiec, Brooklyn l.. d., were found "a ns' o'em y, y.
.r, mo loes including barns. contents anu tws
h,.',s br,ned viii amount to e2,0O. MI y. MsaA.m
Gal Am Insurance u $500 While rrnnlns to tho hrs
wlth engine 40 . Joha Nelrh was h s ns
Cg,rer Reed took hn. to his residence no. jO9 Norn
second slgcgt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

Tux CbD LADIES' IloME.-lhe annual dons-
ton visits 10 this Institution, situated in "sshns'o"
avenue, near do Kalb wero made yesterday ana ths
day previous .,atee numbers were in attendance botn
DAYS .f man, biunelt Az ces Of use AID oOiuor iof
tho upeI inn,a.,s a variety ~ fancy goods were -,
u0scd il. sac and lrDug good prices The insa1u''A
is "a a doe lalug cOli4i.Jl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

Tuy UoNR POR pEsT'rUTE CHTLpRHS.-Ths
,,,e Foir held nj the Brooklyn Academy 81 Music. IN
III ~ tbe Industrial School and Home for Destitute
gIilrcn. realized Ito cum OF nearly 55s0 over 81
pcusun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

NpTolr,lo A Nlb. itk... 81
01 alton * =. n. hil.... -
Nl in.ss. ~
m Ch,.uro j. y. -. I,E. g.
'NI Nn..ss. tsssssssfs
I'D iNss.ss ~ ~
rl Chic.r1 1 Alton itit.. h1
Nu dn............f'' ~
20 Mar. r. ,iu. "a ll1 90 -
81 Ai-. n Alton ffrl.... .
.l0 Mis-. S alissoali AA.. = .
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-13
DELAWARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRIDAY

and allowances a.riny ,,,ei az cs. al, ,...a,. h
shall moi rarn vitlin Ne i'm ~ al FL NJ u
dent s6s lpsn ha,as ag ,s - ss.ined Dy .s tfs
provides W Fs"'7"'' IN '"' 80"
See. n. Ind be Il further raaei.d Tint denost,ns al
witnesses residing h. youJ In, ltmts al liz Vii, Tr,
tory or disttlct in which military ennr, sbnii H.
To it, may b. taken In eas,s 't es1al by liisr
and read in evidence provided the sans shall h. takst
upon reasonable motto, 10 e nrssit no 10 ,r i,,iv M
thentieated - i' t''' N '' $50
sec. IS. Ind be l. further ebaefd That tina INDIA AL
shall have oger to appoint reporter whose duty
Il shall be record the md testimony taken
before military rourts insi.i AZ IL ira scs3. a +
such reportr msy t,t o 1s yuuse Atl
mUny In The frat in sborthand Thstnartsr
be nr affirmed faithfully 10 petf IN, intv befrs
entering upon IT, '
sec ~ ind Le il f,fr,bsr .,,,,,5 i., A.. ..,,,t
shall for reasonable cause rnp eosnannrs 'p p
party tr sueb Tina ,,l ss r ~ III III s,, ~, b XII,
PrOridsd That II the nrisnn.r H.. in cass .nnf neasnt
the tda shall not be delayed for pefi ID longer than
sixty DAYS so fN'''N ''"ss' '-'4
Soc. 10 and b. II further euacieL That Ia tima AZ ,,nr
insurreetion or r.beon tnr asat . i as ~ %
intent IA Iii nssA.,it a,'9 nA.eIy WIN
lug or sthbhiuy with M intent In commit ,nrr ,b
berry arson burglary rn na.alt mn, b,t,srv vim an
intent commit rape anu nrny shall b., nunsbabe hy
mission when committed s irrsans who ara i'm 1bs Mill
tary Feryice of the United States and subject To- III, nrt
cts OF war; and the puntssuis FOR eh offences shall
be less than those need by the laws Of The state
Territory or district in which t5 nsv h.v, Iss, cam
mted
See. 81. And FURTHER enacied That any officer absent
from duty with Lava axrept for sirness NJ o,, sha
duiuE his absence reee W half OF the nav and allowances
prescribed by law aud no more; aud any nfer absent
without leave shall in addition to he nsnatis nr.,erbed
by law or court martial forfeit ali nav or allowances
during such absence
Sec. 80 And BE- Il further sBaefed That tho enmmau-
ders Of regiments and Of batteries in the held are hereby
authorized ana emn .v.rsd Ia ,rs,,, f,r,,,ghs ~
period not exceeding thirty ,ys At any one te to Ave
nsr ,sntum d tile non u1ie4rs ami nrvatss
lar a,od eondnet in Tia Ina n dtv gnJ s,isc 10 t1
approval OF the COMMANDER Of ths forces of winch se,
nnu-conmissloued olr-rs and rivaies G,r,1 a nart
see So And bef Jnrtipr enacted That ths President
of the United state. is hpr.liy nthnrizeI and .,n
powered during the present rebellion 10 cali firth INA
national forces by draft tn, man provided Tor in this
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-13
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward ID. Porter, Principa

FALL SESSION 1860.
THE Fall and Winter Session Of this institution will
commence on the hrst WEDNESDAY OF November
and continue five months
The buildings and grounds have been placed In com.
Plete order aud filled up with new furniture especially
adapted for the comfort aud convenience students
Rooms furnished for the older boys AZ In Colleges for
private 'udy free from the confusion aud restraint Of
school room.
The Houfss Of Instruction Is thorough aud practical,
designed to TT yonng for admission To our best Col
ege or FIR the active duties Of the farm shop
ing house.
by the herality Of the Board Of Trustees, the Academy
" furnished with Library of 1900 Volumes and one ct
the best collections OF Chemical and Philosophical Appa
ratus In the United statesthus aording facilities
acquiring complete Scientific aud Mathematical eluea-
ton far superior to most schools in country
The best Teachers will ha employed and no labor
spared 10 the proper moral mental and physical
training OF the young entrusted to his care Terms
moderate. For circulars and information address
EDWARD d. PORTER.
an Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-13
Machine Poetry.


When tines are hard and gold iE mighty dear,
II makes old i0gies Rruwl aud young ones try,
The ladies' bielg them, sigh aud drop a tear,
Ana wonder why 1t Is that goods are high.
When Wall street gamblers make aud sometimes lose
Large silod fortunes In a single day
hhen Government contractors never lose,
hut always do contrve To make ii pay
What wonder that you pNy full double price
FOR anything you want, that Is quite nice;
Ny goods cost at present nearly double,
To manufacture them II not much trouble,
make the best llnop Skirts that Is In the town,
ny SO doing have got the most reuown,
Ny new style tape IL clasped over each tpring
And do really think they ought TO bring
Joy into each household where they are worn,
BY any lady even II her foru
Should not compare IN beauty and In grace
With auy Other ladies IN the place.
My cord Hoop Skirts Eve told YOU Of before
Oar styles the latest, and really what more
Could ray except our Skirls are best,
Because we make them better than the rest.
One thing more must tell ifter to-day
We repair our Hoop skirts without any pny
And hold on seth wo all out nf rhyme
Wind up the machine, tell the rest next tlmf.
WIN. H. HYDE, Agent,
Hoop Skirt Manufacturer
mar 6-lmil Institute BUILDING, MARKET above Eighth.
gs5- CHEAP Joua's IS the greatest place IN
own.
aE5S" Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
han any other store IN Delaware.
Hels' Cheap John has the greatest stock Of
my other store. in Delaware.
1fss4 Cheap John is the sole agent for the hes
spool Cotton made IN the world, ut the SrAH
STORE No DOC Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-13

CANCERS CUREp.-Dr. Lesey informs tho
people of Wilmington and vicinity, that he will
resume his professional duties in this city, and
will be found at Almonds Hotel corner Fifth
and Market streets, for the CURE OF CANCERS
on the third Saturday in January, 1861, and on
the third Saturday Of every. month thereafter
until further notice, between the hours of ten
O'Clock in tho morning and two in the afternoon
Persons afflicted with generous diseases fre in
vited to call. tf.1B