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SITUATION WANTRD-As Cook, or
~ 10 do general homework in private family by a
girl who CAN give The very best city reference Please
leave address for NJ. o., at this office. d3;* ia
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o OWNERS OF BREED

Ssa@%a ING MARES-The fine Trottng Stallion,
.--Sl- .llg EDWARD SARGENT, owned by CHAs b.
-. sfRATf, will stand Stock Horse the pre-.
sent season in the city of Worcester.
This stallion sired by Nonpare ont of the fast
rottmg Mare Lady Jones He is six years old, l6 hands
high weighs 1850 lbs is of bright bay color, and
style beaut and all the necessary qualities OF Stock
Horse cannot be surpassed All persons interested in
the breeding OF fine Stock invited call and decide
tof themselves as to the merits this Horse par
tculars inquire at the Stable OF WITT Il PRATT, OIL
Foster street or of
me- DIFF GEO W. HAIL Groom
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~ scripted men procure Subs flutes immcdiatciv,
by calling Z. Y BUBBLE K, z. =. y. Rendezvous ri
Main street, Piper Block, Worcester. DIT y
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WANTED-A strong, healthy woman,
w who has had experience in sick room, and can
be useful in family to take Of elderly female
who is an invalid, and whose home is in th2 cour tr
Such an may hear place by calling on A Firth
agent Boston * Worcester railroad.
Worcester, July 20, 1868. div i've
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nOUBLE HARNESS WANTED.-A
~ of light double Harnesses: al light arriace
Pole. Address, with price, ~ W., spy Office.
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Snsurance.

q This very successful company conducted upon the
oAsH principle VITA rigid economy, having accumulated
large cash capital the Directors have Been enabled 10
reduce OF premium by dispensing entirely with
depost notes. the premium being the extent OF liability,
making IL of the most tavcraOl ana reliable COM
GAMES in which 70 effect Insurance.
$4,000 only tGkGu on risk. Policies issued on
good lives California and Foreign Countries at reduced
rates Of premium. For further Information apply at the
Office of the Company, NO IS Main street. Worcester.
Ia2g tt
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X e. N b A L L S
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al this Office on Sunday at % o'clocs p m.
from i 5o5 to Io4 iU a. w. ~ j. a. LARLE PM
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NY aus.
WANTED-Two Carpenters or wood
on the road. at. Il8
SITUATION WANTFD-Rv a raDabln
- ghl. TO do general housewors. AMY At -
CTRSTTTT7TFS-I0 w IVTFO -
= - - ~ 49, w., 80, o. T. III
- q9iIe az ne once OF WOOD LIGHT Il CO. June
uOH N"'i'ine Shop 'S-' rs
~ BsIIIUIES FUBNIS HE'D I'M
street a fN ds. u II F i5s
OBSIIIUIb.S;- =. Substitutes all for
a%ined BY G d2ctG be had apnag at The only
once drafted men shall not be dsapncinie as we bsvs
any number Of spplic@nfs d3l+ '' NS VIZ i. 5S
OOb In. , H. h MS AN IhD-A
Pole Address with price, i y. w. spy once
10 10.
"ANTED-A Partner J.. \ ATanut.r--
~. turing Business established IN TINS city. None
and $500 need aT.ger lbs il has 10 so~Reion and
once sPi'"Ui' pI0H' 55ts - Ia D. ho''"' i%''
- : -, -
SCDoI II = les . / l'ii - on
BY calling on Z y BUFLlR, / ; y, Eerdczyoas. ii
pan sILeet, l'Pel 6locA, worcester Gu j.2
MAN WANTED-One who understands
III div C. BELCHER t co
CTTT7I7TT0N W I77TI50 D-------17-
a tiON w AN AEC-hY d cdpable
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SITTTT rCT11|7 ITT @-r,I|I(
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~ capable girl II do general bouseyfrk ADnI,- NJ
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,rorsr situation 9 ton in small family is good washer and
t t29S in I 9g eoqatry Can give city and country
W u z777757z ast.
,s Wv 0.ogI who has had e5psTlsnes n SICK room and
such M a ie eaG aa hone ds Is IN on %
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H1TDT 017,;7,-71,, w -z7775 : -
tMfhO ME- " AN led by a
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Express, 2S4 Main street dlwF jI6
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M AOdlNlS w AN led. - A few
the CROMPT0N Loom WoRKS
70 : aI
A u n N n 1 E D,
S the in AID f Of the ST
PHILLIPS. Address
No. IS weybosset street Sire ,f Providence.
M ACHlNISTS WANTE 0-25 first
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MACHlNISTS WANTED. A few
AVA Machinists wanted as Shaftng Turner's &c at
the CROMP1ON LOOM WORKS.
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d.
~ STEPHEN + TWISS, Esq, Attorney at Law,
Mo- Flaggs Block Worcester, Mass is authorized
and applications prepared forwarded by
him will be promptly attended to. DIT e23
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DEOPLE'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.

NENVI IlE - MI " NJ FINI INcUN'
z ANCE COMPANY, Worcester, Massachusetts,
with g Cash Capital Of over $685. zoe,
Insure Buildings Merchandise, 10 snna Property
conducted Stock or MutHal Company. The hrst class
OF DwellpS HoEse ana thelr stac Hlcus, Farm Build
ugs and contents !nsurci j3c one or ave years
Buildings In proErtsS OF er..Uon, or repair in.
sured for time desired ,uusble terms Losses
eluitahiy adjusted and promptly 1aiu.
Applications for ms rance may be made at the Com
DHnN Once, or 10 any OF rs AGENTS.
AUGUSTUS n. CUBRiER Secretary.
HlNBY CHAPLIN, President.
DIRECTORS Henri Chapln, Je gh Pratt, iaoratio
ruwer. Joseph BoydCn, Jonathan srrpn. jonathan Lu
Their Henry Gouldns, EdW ard Earle, L, H. Brigham
Timothy s. Stone, John c. Mason, Samlel II, Cotton
OWi .ht Foster. Chas ETsas,ii, Ichabod WGShbdrf.
is23 itveavlv
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PIN-VyORNI SYRUP
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

IT. LMBOLD EXTRACT BUCHU
HE For sale by BUSH IL CO., 81 Front street
ie22 diff
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80 s5z7-.zs NORWICH < WORCES-
Esz.:.-zz=5.s=ar FER RAILROAD. - s SUMNER AR
go, 80 ANG r. NEWT, commencing MONDAY,
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DENSlC Ms, BOUNTY MONEY, &c.
Particm attention given to the Election of PEN
sions, Bou tv Money, &C, by HENRY RICE, Coun-
seOr at ! wv, No. BTinley Hall, " orcester.
jyY dam
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-By a
- Young man of business capacity, good account
ant, bookkeeper &c. Would prefer business hav-
ing outdoor exercise Address IL" Freeman's
Express 234 Main street dlw* il6
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A q L n T S w A N T ED =,
A ON COMMISSION OR SALARY
Ladies or Gen emen in all parts of the state to can
yass for the SPEECHES AND LECTURES BY WENDELL
PHILLIPS. ADDRESS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
The Confederate Loan.

In speaking of the Confederate loan in
England, the London Times gives the fol
lowing analysis of the terms on which
it is To be negotiated The enterprise is
styled "The seven per cent. Gotten loan of
the confederate States ofAmerica." The
total amount to be distributed in London,
Liverpool, Paris, Amsterdam and Frank
fort is G3,000,000, and the price is fixed
at 80. The dividends are TO be paid in
sterling on the LIST of March and LIST of
September, and the principal, unless the
bonds are given up in exchange for cotton,
is to he paid off in sterling at par in
twenty years, by half-yearly drawings,
commencing in March next year. The
holders of the bonds may at any time, on
GO days notice, have them exchanged for
cotton, at the rate of Cd. per h., which is
equal to about 5id., allowing for the fact
OF the flOO bond having been issued at
80, in instruments extending to the 18th
OF October, with I per cent. discount for
prepayment. If the cotton be demanded
while war still prevails, it will be delivered
in the interior within ten miles of rail
way, or steam navigable to the ocean, and
the parties must take the risk of getting it
through the blockade. If it be not demand
cd until peace shall have been established
1t will be delivered free of all charges
ut the ports of Charleston, Savannah. Mo
bile, or New Orleans. The contractors
for the loan Messrs. Emile ErIanger &
Co., Of Paris; and the several agents are
Messrs. j. IL. Schroeder e. Co., London ;
Messrs. Fraser, Trenholm q Co., Liver.
pool Messrs. b, III. Schroeder e. Co.,
Amsterdam; and Mr. Raphael Erlanger,
Frankfort Six months is allowed as the
period during which each holder of the
bonds will have the option, after the rati-
llcation of peace, of changing them fol-
cotton, and those who now subscribe will
do so in the belief that the average rate
throughout that interval will be at least
Sd. per h. Every other mode of regard
ing the affair will be irrelevant.
The Daily News says the promoters Of
the seven per cent. cotton loan of the
Confederate States of America" HAVING
fortified themselves with the "opinion" Of
Sir Hugh Cairns and Mr.. Cotton, to the
effect that their is no irregularity what
ever in the transaction, have this after.
noon issued the prospectus. Should the
north subjugate the south, it is to be pre-
sumed that the holders of these bonds will
lose their money. Neither is it expected
that, under existing circumstances, the
loan will be admitted officially into the
London Stock Exchange, the belief being
that it will be dealt in here in similar
manner to Turkish Consolides. The ap,
plications in London have reached up
wards of s25,000,OOO, and it is known
that those in Liverpool and Manchester
are very large.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10

What is to fear from the Copperhead,
That starts AID shrinks from pntriot's tread
Tint squirms aud wriegles in corners mean,
To vent the gall of his limid spleen,
What is TO fear from the Comprehend,
That hea his own HES with secret dread;
That would, but dare not that haies, but fears
And ends Ills fury in feeble sneeis?
What is to fear from the Copperheal,
Bursting with venom he dare not shed
Aud scorned by his brother Rattlpsnake
That boldly strikes from the Southern brake?
What shall We do with the COpptrheals?
Seed Of the woman the word II said
Bruse his head, or your naked heel
Shall ache for the silly trust 70 feel.
What shall we do with the Copperhead
Stamp out the reptiles lOathsome bed
Tfample to powder his poisoned fang
And then as a sign, let his carcass hang
Strike, strike. Mt the traitor Copperhead!
Beat up the llnd till the thing Is dead
womea with distaifs aud boys with stones,
Are stout enough for tue heart he owns
Who then shall pity the Cepperhcad,
When life from his lying lips has fed
Ii not Iha father Of lies is hell,
For he served that household passing we'll
No one shall grieve for the Copperhead.
His Southern lord, when he fluids him sped.
Shall spit in his white and siscd blood,
And swear be died as coward should
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10

lafOn Z. S. Army General Hospital,
Nllmif gton, Delaware.

'"'"' q a. army "eNeT" HosPHdi'
T,..,,--..-., Wllmi' gt"n' peit"arr'
'ue borrowing arueies IRE gratefully ncknuW-
'"heu Us nAVius oseh reeelFtu Ior me use aud
op w m OIL sne Fa'eh's mere uurhg tue month
VI march, looo;
ron' Delh"are o'a'e Assocuuon window
sneuee' Cocoa matuhg' roekins chairs water
Suo'ers' mugs, saucers' spoons, KNIVES ana forks
-, euVn vi tne wares u wooheh shirts, IL
s't.v' sn''.S' - pairs canton nahhs, drawers, II
p'us s'ocAings' arm sung. Mrs Il WARD Moe;
ousnloneu arm CHAIRS pNlrs scarlet ana wool
zen s'oekihgs TOR lh,umatcsi MIS- Levi q.
Slack, basket of fruit and cakes: Union N Il
Church Aid Society, l25 handkerchief. Ia
towels, o neck ties, 9G cotton shirts . nnirs
Canton flannel drawers > feather riiows 4 n,Js
mad cases, 70 pairs slippers; Mrs 4. 2. Shannon
% furnished needle cases; Mis-. Edwin Wilson,
tMaine,) 20 oranges; Mrs Edward Rife Il nirs
Mrs Longncie, oranges and APPLES Mrs LAX
oranges and apples; Siiss pixon. 3. cup,
jelly; Mrs. S. W Robinson, npples Mis..s
,'aSe, oraug anu gingerbread Mrs Sally Rice
't, 1"s' ",u nun, Mi's ii1ulr,, rusk MIS- Chah-
'V,' , uun7 tnu spp'es MRS noy"' boxes ches'
,,r..'. nuu e uloH suulu'o" noHss also
49, w. ","''.s h"VH se'e''"" VI n"oAs from
i N.l,e n9sVV'u,,un' a company " niue
uVys anu glr's VINO neii concert Tor suffering
'''u''''' '"H"'O "eu 'ocA'"E chairs
Np,V ~ snt - r,,,,,r- $50. ,.... Q. n "a
Robinson Co, Fourth and Market st'eeis, offer
Tor sale ten Thousand dollars of New Castle county
Loan, Coupon Bonds, to run ten years. II will
he sold in amounts of 900 dollars and upwards
The County debt is not as large now as it was
Que year ago Dniiag the Inst year she paid off
several thousand dollars. The County debt is
as small, or perhaps less than any County in The
n good invcstmsn, ,,o,s has, m ~, y,
there ia M o,hor NJ Sa',i S", 81 We Ds'e ~
marker S1s''s S'1''' A'"" u" ''is
PROVOST GUARD AFFAlRs.-0n Monday, Capt
Gallagher. A. Y NJ, with Sergeant Lee aud Cor
10 Balinore vhar" iha 80
Colonn Fisb Prosos, s. VIII "J'.'sr i, 20 li,.
,be,n :, ,In;u .sna who WI return
nv ia =, fia,.,s'ia. OK were
Delaware Battery; for the 23d N. Y | for the
9TH Pa Reserves for the 10Th U s. Infantry,
aud : for the 3D. Pa Cavalry
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
FfCSn the First Delaware Battery.
CANIp BARRY, ]

A|-hhRAI
April, It'll, 1868.
Editor of the Delaware journal:
DEAR SIR Almost all of the facts
connected with our recent trouble have
been made known to the public, but the
most serious part of the affair remains to
be told.
John johnson, one of the six who were
tied to the caissons for twenty-four hours
has gone to his last account Yes, one of
the steadiest and most promising Young
men in the battery has died
Can we call this dispensaton Of
Divine Providence We cannot consci-
entiously call it so The surgeon in his
report will be compelled to render this
verdict: "Died from iU-treatalent receiced
at The handS of'his suPeriOrS )" and all men
will point the finger of scorn at them as
the cause of Johnson's sudden death,
Apart from the punishment inflicted upon
him, there is an incident connected with
this sud affair that we cannot overlook.
When johnson was taken sick, his friends
requested the use Of the ambulance to take
him to the hospital; but was refused by
the Captain on the plea that il was to be
used by himself and his bosom companion
the Colonel, on pri0ate business in Wash
ington that night, We would not have
wondered much at this, if something else
had not occurred few days previous to
the mutiny affair. The driver of the
ambulance had troublesome tooth which
he wished extracted, and requested the
use Of his wagon TO 60 to the city TO con.
suit a dentist; but was refused on the
plea that the ambulance was intended for
sick and wounded soldiers only Oh.
what consistency is here displayed
1t may be consistent with military rule
to tie men to caissons for twenty-four
hours, but whether it is lawful to keen
them there until they are carried to their
dGath-beds, remains to be decided To
what extremities will men use misplaced
power
Yes, the pride of his parents, and tho
hope Of large circle of friends has be.
come victim to military tyranny. In
the battery there is not one who could say
aught against him and his manly quail.
ties won him many friends and admirers
When the tidings of his decease reached
us, it cast Il chill over the whole company;
and the merry laugh, and the cheerful
speech were suddenly turned into the sor.
rowiul heart and the subdued mutterings
of the sorroW-stricken assemblage The
ill-timed jest was quickly rebuked, and
many an eye that sparkled with the mer-
riment and ht-heartedness of youth, was
dimmed by the tear of sympathy More
than one man was thrown into q ''brown
study" and thoughts of enmity and re.
venge intruded themselves into the mind.
As we are now situated our hands are
tied, but if God should permit us to live
until the 9th of August 1865, it may be
otherwise. God will not always permit
iniquity to reign.
Our LIST Lieutenant and both I'd Lieu.
tenants are innocent of any completely in
the affair. The whole company concur in
this assertion. The Lieut.. Colonel has
spoiled our officers 1t had been better
for some of them if they had remained at
home. In conclusion, would appeal to
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
BOOK NOTICES.

PHYSIOLOGICAL MENoiRs.-J. L. L'ppincott &
Co, Philadelphia, have just issued II neatly
printed work from the pen of william A. Ham
mond' NJ. D., Surgeon General Of the United
States Army, entitled Physiological MEMOIR"
The most of the Menors appeared originally
in the American Journal Of the Medical Sciences
and are reproduced in this form at the reoues,
of number Of friends. The productions are
the result Of much study mud many experiments
and while they have served to sa,isfy the Doc
tors mind OF the views entertained by him, have
been a1opted by those both in this coustry md
10 Europe, whose opinions, and elevated scion
tine position, give their endorsement much
weight The work should meet With an extern
s've sale. l, may be procured at the store of
}. IT, Head, No. 42l MARKET Street
CAMPAIGNS oF 1862 AND 1868. We have "a
ceived from the publishers y. -. Lippinoott 4.
20, Philadelphia. a new book entitlei D." Cam
paigns Of 1862 and 1868, illu. trating the prin-
ciples Of Strategy. By Emil schak.p The
work is complete military review Of tho cam.
taign Of 1867 The writer discE sses the sub.
Ject in on able manner, points out the errors Of
the past and gives instructions how 10 avoid
similar ones in the cam .paigns To come. The
operations which will probably take place dur.
ing the present year are treated in a scientific
manner, and the possible results iOreshadowed.
1t Is certainly work Of much interest, and
should be read by all VINO desire to be we'll in.
formed in relation to eve ats Transporting 10 our
country at the present err. 1t is for sale by ].
7. Head, No. 42l Mark efatreet.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
A Bread Riot in Richmond.

5000 Uiomm .4udek The Government Stores
The Militia and JEFF. Davis required 10 Suppress
tbs Riot
Colonel Stewart. of the I'd Indiana regiment,
one Of the fourteen United States officers just re
leased by the rebels, who arrived at Baltimore
on the 9Th rays that on Thursday last he saw
from his prison window, in Richmond, bread
riot, composed Of about 5000 women who had
clubs, guns aud sOuei They broke open the
government aud private stores AMI i1,S bread,
clothing aud whatever else they wanted,
The militia were ordered out 10 CHECK the riot,
hut failed to do so until JEFF DAVIS aud other
high officials made speeches and promised the
rioters that they should have what they wanted.
All the other Union officers confirm this state
tnent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
LOCAL. AFFAIRS.


The Rooms of the Union League in this city
"a story Saville Building are now open for ih
use of members from A. NJ to p. NJ. daily
The large room is comfortably fitted up Us "a
teading Dom. Newspapers, periodicals, pamph-
lets, aud documents, have been placed in the
rooms for the use Of members aud those intend
ing 10 become members
1t Is earnestly desired that all loyal men,
otall trades and professions, will connect them
selves with his assoc alton. Is object l. to
nrng Union men together, to promote by united
action the best interests Of our common country,
ani to diseountenance, rebuke and destroy by
oil honorable means in public aud private, dis
loyalty to the national Government Its purpose
Is to assist that Government iu its Efforts to sup
press this wicked aud oauseless rebellion; aud
1, preserve the integrity, glory and happiness Of
the nation. All truly patriotic md loyal men,
all who favor one country and one destiny, are
invited TO become members.
by order of Executive Committee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10

LoriL LRAGus OF USloN cruEss,l
The Executive Committee Of this League have resolved
nnannou ", to commemorate the great uprising the
city on the 10Th of April 1861 In fstponee the call
he Volunteer Soldiers sustain tue Government II the
lpi'n and 10 suppress rebellion. The Inauguration
ts series 81 events % glorious Ia the history Of the
MEETING Al MADISON SQUARE,
In this city,
ia Anniversary, MONDAY, April 90, at o'clock p III
Addresses may he expected from many 81 tbs most dis
tinsu snrl orators OF tile country.
All oHAL LEAGygs through nut the country ara resi-, ct
fuy requested 70 send depHtaiiOus all nya cit zens
wnoht regard To residences station occupation, party
a. invited To- be present to unite 10 this Mass ASSN
uLaGh OF tue loyal men VI the nation.
suitable arrangements for the meeting ia progress
and wi be publicly announced ia dus seAs0n.
ROBERT MocURDY, Chairman
p. Nj wEiMoRE, Secretary.
In response to this invitation, tho Union
League at Wilmington held meeting on
Wednesday evening last, at their Hall in
this city, and resolved unanimously to send
delegates to New York. Tho following
gentlemen were appointed, with power to
fill vacancies
Hanson Robinson, DIR. j. +. Vaughan,
John A. Duncan. Evan G. Stotsenburg,
Henry Eckel, Samuel Biddle.
W lillian Preston, Henry Dure,
Daniel Lammot, Jr., Thos. d. Webb.
This celebration will be followed by
others in Washington Philadelphia and
other cities, all tending TO consolidate the
loyal sentiment of the country and thereby
assist the government in crushing out this
wicked rebellion
The spirit of patriotism is abroad Let
the enemies of constitutional Liberty and
civilization tremble
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


ErrcaE OF BUSINESS AND PgasosAL IsrGLLI-
eeScs "A good, sober, steady man is wanted to
drive SIX horse team Apply 10 =. A. Harvey,
hing street above Sixth, ia this city
Robert A. Wiley, Constable and Pol oe Officer
Tor Newark, informs tho public that he still re-
sues at that place where he will give his atten.
ll1n as heretofore, to all legal business that may
he entrusted to him.
An election will DO held at the Bank Of Smyr.
IN, on Thursday, the 9TH of May, between the
hours OF and O'Clock, P. m, for nine Direc-
tors Of said institution
Sheriff Sidham adyerlisps the following FRO
perry for sale At the hotel Of Caleb Miller,
Newport, Del on the 30th inst. Mt 10 O'Clock,
m, the property of Thomas 4. Sawdon. At
tue hotel Of WIN. Baldwin, Chrstana, on the
18th inst, ut 10 o'clock a. M, the property of
James Montgomery, &c At the hotel Of Morris
Dickinson, in this city. on the 29th inst, at .
o'clock, ?. m, the property of Charles B.
Campbell.
large three story brick Coach shop in
bridgeport, Pa, is OHere for rent, Apply to
j. W. Andrews, Norristown, Pa.
l.. Nj England, corner OF Fifth and Market
stTeetst advertises pure Drugs for sale
Caspar Kendall. No. s East Third street, in
yites those desiring to purchase excellent liar
uots. trunks, Sc, at low prices, to give him
,al. Mr.. Kendall has been long engaged in
the business, employs none but the best work
men. and purchasers may rely on getting a good
article. Give him call,
SALE on Cry LOAN. 1t is said that one hrm
in this city, have negotiated for over fifty thou
sand dollars Of the Five Twenty U. =. Loan
within The past week but we are satisfied thnt
This sum is far below the actual subscriptions by
citizens OF Wilmington. We have heard Of one
subscription of thirty THOUSAND, during the
wpek, which with the applications made directly
at Jay Coohe's Office, will swell the sum over
one hundred Thousand dollars Aud to show
,lat the recent cutlery and attempt TO dcprecia,e
the credit Of our own loyal city is groundless,
the opening of the bids for the new loan Of
twelve thousand doilars, reveal the pleasing fact
that the Si3. 700 WAS offered by fifteen bidders,
mi whole loan taken NJ premium ranging
ilom SlOl 30 10 SlOG I, as fOllows;