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IMPORTANT TO Suffers
eUTLBRs WILL HIND
H. A. DOWNING & CO.'S.
CONCENTRAT CLAM
TO BE MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE FOB
THIIR TRADE.
It soils very rapidly, and is the most economical
article Of diet for the officers mess It'll prepared
in ono minute, and makes most delicious Soup OF
Chowder.
1t is highly recommended by Army Surgeons
The profits are large. For by
BARBOUR Il sEMMEs. Sole Agents,
IS Louisiana Avenue,
se21y Waship ston, D. o.
IlNIrED gTATEs sac BONDS,
UNITED eTATEs 1-2G TREASURY NOTES.
UNITED sTATEs COUPONS OF 1esI,
UNITED STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
DEBTEDEEsS.
Gold. Silver, Uncnrrent Money, ExohanRe all
parts OF Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorized to furnish a-10 Bonds It mar
until the LIST Of August next when the priyiled se
OF conversion ceases.
Orders 'or Stocks and Col executed in New York
exclusively on commission.
RITTENH0UsE, FAINT CO.,
UT Rsnksrs. 3a2 Penn avenue
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SIG ESMOND HAYWARD,
NHw AND IkPRoYlD xNvIHfIoK
ARTIFICIAL
gHE0PLASTrC BONE TEETH,
WITHOUT METAL PLArso OF CLASPS.

OA, o. .. blt 9o@OoNs
SAs SyeSsscs, fess so,k end goo Psanss sssAsG
assH1s, hsfssssn lstk sad l5tA sts., WasAsegfoS
Calls she sttsDton OF tie pnblio to the tollowins
advsntases CT h Is improved systam: rA
!. The Teeth OF Els manufacture wins $
Aeids being three. iourtss lighter than any other
NO teeth or roots need Be e1trsted, IS tbs
artificial ONES can he inserted over them.
). I he roots viii De made inofsnsivs, and never
20 sshe.
4. No temporary teeth 1rs nseded, a. permanent
onss can be nsds immediately, tbsrsbY preserving
re natural OPPRESSION OF the face which Under tbs
6. Tkis work baa bssn fully tested over sys
.ears by many OF shs hrsr chen lists and physieiaHs
OF this country.
DR.. s.. has also invented . white undsstrrcti.
letsl alling, with which the most sensitive teeth
-, "a oe nilsp aathout pam, ana can h1na uh per.
through lifetetims
Oali and examine for yourself. ~ H-tf
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PRIC1S.

Extract Buehu, 81 per bottle, or Ex for o.,
Extract sarsa parillA. 0lper bottle or six for "a.
Delivered to any address, securely peeksd hon
observation.
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THE GREAT CHINESE
HI /REMEDYfWG ONORRHEA, q LEEI,
dUH Etc. Okl BOX WILL PERFoRn CuRH.-
@JInSredisnts are purely vegetable. It il
4EN plessant e the tasts, has no bad odor, and
detection. Circulars free. Price 81 . box Sold
by JOHN !. KR0M1R. successor to 8. q. Upiatn
4O3 Chestnut q PhiladslphiA, md In Washins
6ent oy mall. s+4sFr.ss 10 I6-oolY
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AH9Alne. u Menb end Boys Clothine a.
- BxVO3 L CO.'S, Ae1 seventh street. iyl
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Two table spoonsful Of the lxtrast Of say...>
rilla ADDED to pint Of water IL equal TO the Lhso,
Diet Drink, and one bottle IL fully equal 70 r,n..
OF the Syrup Of sarsaDarillA, u. Dsoost5oa. ~
usually made.
TED TO USE IN THl UNIFIED STATES ANY,
and are also in vsry esnsral use in all the STATE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC sANITARY INs9I-
fUfIoNs throushout the land, - ven q n mi.
vAts yrastisss. and ere sonsids.sd q iavsl,ahte
remedies.
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BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS AND Oh
:. PRNCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose Of "thstr swnn ana
"othsr" Ar:aslss on the reputation attained br
i-5 ! aELmBoLD's PREPARATIONS,
HuLMBoLDg 7ll95 30 soiessx .rss45sz.
a1NUrss1xEzA suoHu.
.'sa1aUIEs lxrRAor sARsApxxIlIA
HaTNBoLDp Il aaia.1 .ss-sstt e.s
"a axauIsl IMPROVED ROSE wAsa.
SOLD BIZ DRv86IsrS EvERywHxsy
80 + ~ q sa.. All IoR KMxBoLps. ~
l.oaes d,iv hTAxs NO 0xHxA. 60
80 : = advertisement ~ 4aadg
ovo O mA sxyosuSo SsS 3ssMt
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SUTL1Re, ATTENTION = = : :
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H Xbn1nnH r S3AP hAnp1ra,

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sHn MEDICAL HsoRllfIss OF Bvory.
xfom Dispsassso'y Of - Uaissd Sssssa
Bee Professor DEWlle' valuable works O. ~
Practice Of Physie.
Bee remarks made By the lats sslslsatsl Dr.
PHYeIC. PhilAdelphia.
See remarks made By Dr.. 1PHRAIM Nspov
ELL, celebrated Physician, and Member Of ths
Royal College Of Surgeons, ireland, and pubnsAsd
In the transactions Of the King and Queen Jour
nal.
Bee Msdieo chirursieal Review, pubusAsd B,
BENJAMIN rRAV1Rs, Fellow of Royal College
Of Surgeons.
Bee most Of the late Standard Works Of Msdlsi,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
BRANDYwINE RAILnoAp

While the attention of the entire COM
munity is absorbed in our National affairs,
il appears some matters of great Importance
to the prosperity of the city of Wilmington
are forgotten Perhaps, there is no city in
the United States with the natural adyan-
tages and ample resources We possess for
building Railroad, would remain so long
in statu quo as We have done, where there
are so many advantages to be gained BY
building the Brandywine Railroad from
Downingstown to Wilmington, we would
there form connection W it'll all the great
leading Railroads of the country 1t would
commence on the Pennsylvania Central,
whose connections extend over all the
Western Railroads. The Great Valley
Railroad would connect the Brandywine
Railroad with the Reading Railroad. and
following up its multifarious connections.
we would be united to and with all the great
commercial thoroughlares of the Nation. 1t
would open up to our manufacturers the
means OF obtaining much larger and a
much cheaper supply of coal, besides new
markets for sending goods to, would he
opened up. The vast coal fields of Penn
sylvanla would he brought to our doors.
And there is no doubt but Wilmington
would very soon become one Of the largest
coal depots in the country The whole DIS
lance from the Rocks" beside the Ola
Swede's Church, down to the mouth Of the
Christiana on the Delaware river, would be
one continued range Of splendid coal
wharyes.
This would make the most secure harbor
for coal vessels imaginable. The wharyes
could be easily made out any distance from
the creek front into the marsh land. There
IS an abundance of material for constructing
those wharyes. All that is now wanting tc
accomplish this grand undertaking of tbe
Railroad and coal depot, is a little Yankee
perseverance, by some few men. who NOS
sess enough energy to carry out such an en-.
terprse, which would make them rich And
do good to all the interests of Wilmington
for generations to come.
There is only one objection TO he found
against the depot proposition, that is, ,there
will be ice in the Christiana in winter If
Surprising there should be, very little trouble
would keep it open. One tenth of one per
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
Proclamation by tho President.
BY he President ofMe Unitea States Of Amaica
A PROCLAMATION.

BY he President Of The Uaitta States Of A8lerica
A PROCLAMATION.
1t has pleased Almighty God to hearken to the
specifications and prayers OF an afflicted people,
and to vOuchsate to the army aud the navy OF
the United States victories on the land and on
the 20 signal aud so elective MS to furnish
reasonable grounds for augmented confidence that
the Union OF these States will be maintained,
their Constitution preserved and peace aud
prosperity permantly restored. But these vic
tories have been accorded not without sacrifices
of life, limb, health, and liberty, incurred by
brave, loyal, and patriotic citizens. Domestic
hiioion in every part Of the country follows in
every train of these fearful bereayements. tits
mete and right to recognize aud confess the
presence of the Almighty Father and the power
of His baud equally in these trumphs and
in these sorrOws
Now, therefore, he it known, that / do set
apart Thursday, the sixth day Of August next,
10 be observed as day for national Thanks
giving, Praise and Prayer, and invite the peO-
IL of the United States to assemble on that oe-
casion in their customary places Of worship, aud
/ in the forms approved by their own conscences,
render the homage due to the Divine Majesty for
the wonderful things lie has done ia the Nations
bshalf and invoke the influence of His Holy
spirit to subdue the anger which has produced
aud so long sustained II needless and cruel ehel-
lion, to change the hearts of the insurgents TO
guide the couusels Of the government with
wisdom adequate to 30 great a national emer-
gency, and to visit with tender care and c0nso-
lation throughout the length aud breath of our
land all those who. through the vicissitudes of
marches, voyages, battles, and seges, have been
brought to suffer in mind, body, or estate, aud
finally to lead the whole nation, through the
paths OF repentance and submission to the
Divine will, back to the perfect enjoyment Of
Union md fraternnl peace
IN witness whereof l have hereunto set my
haud, and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, the
fifteenth day OF July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
L. 3 siXty.three. and of the Independence Of
the United States of America the
eighty-eghth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
Without Further Notice,
TO TlIE TAX PAYERS OF THE CITY OF
WILMINGTON, UNDER THE NEW MA
TlONAL TAN LAW.

The United States Deputy Collector Of Iu-
tcrnal Revenue, for this city informs the
Manufactures, Butchers and others, That
the duties aud taxes acoruing upon
their raturns 10 the Assessor for the month
OF Juae, win be due on the 10th day Of July,
aud that will he ut the office of the As
sislant Assessor, en- aud after the 2Oth until the
a0h, tor the purpose Of receiving the same.
Payments in all cases to be ma lie in hankable
funds
All persons not awaiting themselves of the op
porluuity Of the tire named, will subject them
selves Ia nu addition Of ten per cent on the
amount due.
Mn prepared to deliver licenses to those per-
sons who have not taken them out heretofore.
JAMES l.. DrvOU, JR., Deputy Collector.
uGise second story Custom House building 80
0lcc hours . to II a. NJ, l to +. NJ.
[july 16 It,
GOVERNMENT LoAN.-we are instructed to re-
ceiyc subscriptions to the ak per cent 20
loan, I'LL August LIST 1868.
IL. r. ROBINSON & co,
jylO4t Agents for Delaware.
Tmr ADAMS ExpnEss CoMrANY. -The Adams
Express Company have now car attached to
the train running from Wilmington to Salisbury,
Maryland, aud intermediate stations. Express
train leaving the depot in this city At o'clock,
A Nj. To Dover and intermediate stations,
every evening at 81 o'clock, North, ut A. NJ.
aud II NJ and South nj 0 A. N. The Company
are now forwarding freight aud parcels to Fort
Delaware twice day, morning and evening
Per desiring TO send packages to their friends
in the Fifth Delaware Regiment, nj the Fort, eau
now have them forwarded Ivy the Adams Express
Company. Apply to Samuel +. Belts, Agent, al
the olhae, Ma. West Third Street, je 70 In
LAulg4, will you all take the time to call auC
examine llyde's new Double Gore Tape anr
Cord Hoop Skirts, made close al top md bottom
which makes them superior to any Skirt in The
market We can make you a Skirt Il yOid
long and 1 yards around, or we can make go,
one q yards around in fact any size or shape
ANY pers0n who will call aud look NJ our MAKE
Of Skirts before buying elsewhere, will not enl.
save money hut get a better nIoe. We iefun
the money or give sntre satisfaction,
W. II llYpr, Agent, manufacturer of Hoo
Skirts sol Market Street, Wilmington, Del
Branch at Philadelphia, 1916 Arch Street,
, ?. S.-Ladies will please not bring any NOR
Of Cheap Johns miserable Hoop Skirts fer me I
t repair. je 26 Nv.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
Registers Office,

NEW CAsrlE CouNty, June l1th 1862
1p0N the application Of CAlHAklNE DELANEY,
u Admnlstralix Of William delaney, late OF the cry
Vt Wilmington in sad County, deceased II II ORDERED
and directed by the RCgigfr that the Administrators
aforesaid give notice vi the granting Of Letters VI Adnh
straon upon ha Estate of tho deceased with the date
Of granting thereof b, causing Advertisements to he
posted within forty days lrh the date I'll such Letters in
six of the most public places NJ the County Of New
Castle requiring all PERSONS having demands against the
Estate, prsseu the saue, abide BY AN Act ol A.
eenbly In such mada and provided Aud also cause
the TO 10 inserted within thu period la the
published iu Wilmington, aud he continued therein
two months.
-, Owen under the hand aud Seal ut Onee nt the
FHNsN legrtur aforesaid, At New Castle in New Castle
SS1 County, Aforesaid, the dAy aud above witt
ten. PETER u. NANUENEk Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
Ode to a Lobster.

ny THE hard of TOWER HALL.
Though thy form is somewhat queer,
THU inhabitAnt of ocean,
Anl thy beauty don't appear
To excite much warm emotion
In the hOsuins of huhuldcrs,
Who with cool indifference treat thee,
Or Struggling Of the shoulders,
Unless they mean IN eat thee;
condemn thee not with rigOr
For thy oidity, go1d shell FISH,
And see nanght in thy figure
Diabolical or selfish
Among fish, thou art rare one.
Quite distinguished as We say;
And melhlnks each scaly fair one
Must her homage TO thee pay.
And have heard it is thy prnclce,
When thy crusty cont is worm
To ftHfic It 4; and that fact is
An example none should scoru,
From the very depths Of ocean,
addressed mortals hear that call
Hear, aud put your legs in motion,
And proceed to TuwER HALL.
We have the largest stock and hest assortmen
of seasonnho rehdy-made Clothing in philade
phia, which we are selling at prices much belo'
present values.
TOWER HALL,
No. 5l9 MARKET Street.
BENNETT & Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
SUNDAY PLEASURE.

A correspondent calls our attention to n
rumor that the Union League Of this city
chartered boat on last Sunday, and made
pleasure trip to Fort Delaware; aud asks
us whether it can be true. We cannot an
swer as to the truth of the rumor but we
are free to say that, if true, it is reprehensi.
BILE in the highest degree Who in author.
ity in the League can tell anything about
IT. or through whose instrumentality a plea
sure boat was run to Fort Delaware on the
Sabbath day?
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
CITY MATTERS.

I iva ASSERT IT BoLDLY.-There are no other
Medicines so reliable, effectual aud convenient as
HnLLowAys PILLs AND OlsTMgST. always ready
for They are Invaluable to the soldier ex-
posed to wounds, sores. Fevrrs and howl com
plants They never fail. Only 20 cents per
box ur pot 229
Norce On and after the first day of Janu-
ury A. b, 1864, the price OF lots in the Whining
lou and Ernudywine Cemetery, will be 20 cents
per .quare foot. by order of the Board of Di-
rector. A. W. SMiru,
Secretary of W and u. Cemetery Co.
AN Wilmington papers copy. jy II wit
WASirp-A respectable protestant woman to
do general homework in IL very small iamily.-
Gooi references required. Apply Mt Sl4 k'ug
street. Also, II lad 10 attend to Il horse
iyal.3t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21

REpoRT or THE COMMITTEE ON THE CONDUCT
OF TINE WAR.-We arc requested to state
that the Hon. GgoRGR r. FISHER will be
unable to supply all those who have made
application to him FOR copies of the Sc Report
oil the Committee on the conduct of the war"
Mr. Fisher was informed that the number
OF copies to which lie was entitled was 800,
and on the strength of this information he
promised to send it to number of persons.
Instead Of 100 his complement was but 40.
and consequently those who have not been
supplied will be unable to procure it.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21

To amend the Ordinance concerning Markets
Sec. l. That Section twenty seven OF tho Ordnance
concerning markets. he and the ia hereby amended
ny striking out the words zone dollar the fourth lima
o. said section and Inserting in lieu thereof tho words
mot less than twenty dollars than onv hundred
ANA that said section DO hereby further amsndel by
Audlug at the end Of said section the following word
" anu II is hereby made tba duty OF the Clerk OF tb
Market 10 seize aud destroy all such unwhoesoe blown
or unsound meat or provision alludsd In this s.l,
Passed at the City Hall April "a. 1888
JOHN NJ. TURNER
Attest, L. r, TAYLOR, CLERK. s'u''"'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MusIc The band engaged for the sixth
Delaware Regiment, went to uavre dc Grace
yesterday morning.
TnE lloME BOARDING. School AT the soli-
citation of n number Of persons. Dr. Brown will
keep his home boarding school for masters aud
misses, at Chesuut Grove C,tiage, open during
the snmmer-oue session per day. This eater-
prise has been attended with much success
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
HnnSES FnR SALE.

~ In Market Shcet-stoie aud Dwelling below
E.itN Second street; an excellent business stand.
iiNt In hhiplry street Three story Trick dwelling
kllh above fitth street "a iet front 90 feet deep.
In seventh strerIwu three Story brick dwellings be
low Lombard street. Also two three story Brick Dwell
ingH Nos ti6 and 6ls Nest Seventh street
In Second sifeeiA three story brick dwelling between
French and Walnut Streets might be made good bus
stand.
In Taina Siroet-i large three story brick dwelling
with all the modern imprOy ements No IA Iatnal st.
lniliiug lots- desirable property at the corner Of
Third and French tttetH suitable either for building
lots On site fnr manufacturing establishments toi
terms aud particulars applJ To
JOHN McLEAR 4 SON.
ApH No. M Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21

ANN sLiNGs
We have received requsition for arm slings,
with the following directions for making them :
"Ihey should be mada to TT on the underside
of the ann, from the elbow to the hand, aud at
equal intervals should he furnished with several
npes-say four on each side, long enough to tie
round the neck and shoulder The advantage
of using this number Of tapes instead of one or
two pair, IS that it affords better opportunity
for accommodating the arm at different heights
and in different positions, as mny be called for
by the feelings of the patients
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21

fnHg subscriber has disposed vi his eullre Stock vt
j GROCERIES, WINES aud LIQUORS tn Messrs Hlr-
Ian BROTHER WIN will caFry tho business in all III lis
branches. ut the old stand, No. Ets Second sltnit
Thankful Tor past vorH he respectfully recommends hs
10 his friends and old CUSTOMERS
WIN thoroughly understand the business, sud wilt
give careful aud prompt attention those WIN favor
them with a call. EDWARD IL RICE.
MAJ, lsH1.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21

THE subscriber having sold his stoo Of lumber for the
purpose OF disseminating the business would cordially
recommend his successors, WISE 4 WELDIN, 10 thos,
who have been customers the yard and nc one of the
partners, John Wise having been identified with this
business r the past IS years who perfectly un
def,ands T. firm that will attend to their wants bnh
asreeably aud with promptness.
JESSE LANE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

IN and around ChristiaHa, Dei
IN, ONE large story brick dwelling with back
HiWn buildings garden, yard, and stables attached
EiiM a good stand Tor store.
kahNtA one double frame dwelling iuse with garden
blacksmith and wherlwrsht shops attached the best aaud
in the Nillage
one large frame dwelling house, suitable for two
families with 30 acres OF aA1 attached, we'll fenced
Ona small framr dwelling with 20 acres OF land,
This property will be sold low For terms and pifllcu
ars apply To JOHN McLEAR s SON
ap.24. No. NJ Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
DIED

MULLEN.-In Dover, on the 9TH inst, Capt.
WILLIAM MULLEN aged about 90 years.
JANNlER.-On the 18th inst, Mt New Castle,
Del, Mrs. CATnARISE L. JANvIER, in the 90
year of her age, wife of George Janvier, Esq.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
Notice.

ALL persons having cnims against the Estate 81 the
deceased present the duly Htesr TO the Ad
mnstratiix or tn the Rev. Patrick Reilly before
tho l1th day Of lane, A. D. 1851 ahdn the Act of As
samlly In such rase INSIDE and provided
CAruAnlNE DELANEY, Admiuisuatriy.
Wilmington, Juns Il, lSt3-ieip2n.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
gssE LANE.

The suhscrlhora having taken the Lumbar Yard oeen-
pied by Iesse Lane with the intention OfcArryiu ON th
sAne business (reailing umber it IL hoped the old Gus
TONER'S and friends OF the yard will continue with the
new firm the patronage literally bestowed on the for
mtr proprietor
WISE X wELDiN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21

The subscribers having been Identified with the estt
shmeut at EdwAfd l. lice, have purchased the store
which lie has occupied together with the eutre stock aud
fixtures, purp1sins 10 continue the same business They
respectfully solicit cont nuinee ii tho pubs Patronage
which has busu literally bestowed upun tue former
proprietor. HARLAN BROTHER,
No Fast Second Street, Wilmington, Dol.
), MARSHALL HARLAN,
EHuun 1. nARLAS. 29-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
NOTICF.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the c"partnership hera-
~ iure existing hutween A. Peters and A. u. Pen.
ningon, aud known as The firm pi A. Peter. Cu Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All Wr4nns indebted
to the late firm will please make ulriy payment and
those having claims will please present them to A
Peters for settlement. a. PETERS,
A. H. PENNINGTON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
II AHoON =
Compound Syrup of Tar,

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, SO.
W. LfPPINCOTE, DeaQgiss III MirEet Street
HISS been appointed agent for this preparation In place Of
a. IS Ihompson, WHO has been heretofore sole Agent for
Wilmington. but owing t. thu removal ~ thu proprietor
TO Philadelphia the agency has been transferred to Mr.
Lippineutl who Will always kesp large supply Of II on
hand 10 sell Wholesale and Retail II is also kept for
Sae r9a A. T. MclNALLs Drug store, aud al }. j. GAL
M nm drug olofe, frlce 20 rts Ter bottle 81,
honest and unpr nciped to make imitation.
segnently all should ask for HAss0NS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF TAR my lh0m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
FIRE ARMsl FIRE ARMsl

Good selection Of Fire Arms, comprising Shot Guns,
IA double and single barrel Colts, smith NELSON'S
aud Aliens Cartridge keyolye also full stock VI Car
trdees, Balls Caps Powder FlaskE Shot and Game Bags,
Holsters, Army Pocket Knife aud Fork at
WM. II, BlLLANY CO.'S
s. Z. corner SesUnd aud Market SITS,
July Lift Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
DIR. 10. DAWSON.

Ldte Of Caiaden, DtiHeaye. and Of tie U. s.
Volunteer 1rmg,
OnsH 10 give prompt attention To the citizens OF Will
nluston and ,irlniiy in the Practice Of his profession.
H1-Ohce sos KING STREET third door below tho
Post ONCE. nv b3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-21
HousEs FoR SANE.

.s.Sa three story Brick House in Fifth street, be-
ii!8E tween Pine aud Spruce streets Price SLIGO,
sW Also, two story lirck House In Thirteenth
liat4sHh street between French aud Walnut streets,
Price s725. Apply to
NEBEkER & TATNALL,
mart If Lumber Merchants, Market st. Wharf