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REAL ESTATE.
xSsSsS USES 4;;ssHr
HIE FOR RENT. .iA


Brick House on Market between sth and ath No,
6t5, S25o 40.
Frame Aouse iu Mechanic rtreF below Lombard ST.,
No 81, SiS 20
Brick ouse and Lot Lord street, third door from
llsiiroad, No. Ps tNOiO.
Rrick House On Lord second door from Railroad
S75 20.
Frame House corner of Church Taylor Streets s65 OO
do do IN fa ior street adjoining The above So 90
Five Brlrk Houses Uf ltn street Pine, Nos. tul
b0s 6Q5, G01 and 60yi each ;6N %.
Five Brick Houses l2th street Lombard, Ncs
sos. 50i, b0i, 5U1 and 81, each $50 90.
Two Frame Houses Riddles Lane. first from stnna
Tayeru each $40 90.
Frame nouss joining the alley I'd from tavern $50 %
Four Frame Houses adjoining the above, Aeh $50 00
hiiek Hsuse on Lombard street between McCAuliey
and 18th streets, sou ~.
Brick House W. corner Of Front and Thorn streets.
Si25 ~.
Cottage at n W corner Of French and lIth sts 20 o.
B'k llodse Tan,ll street above Second No.
2Os, SO %.
Small Brick on Orange street between Third and Fourth
streets. $50 90.
Ice House yard On 1iih street between Market and
! Orange streets,
Two frame Houses nth and Elizabeth streets, eaeh
! 1870
Brick House hurch street between Eighth and
| Ninth streets ssh co
Brick House, No. l3lS King street between 18th and
| 14th atrests, 500 o..
Brick House, Taylor between Locust and Buttonwood
| $40 tn.
Krira house on Market street between 18th and l4th
! streets $500 no.
Brick stableon l2h street between Market and Orange
streets, SOS %
Brick honse 9th street between Pine and Spruce
Brick House, rooms well finished, with 10 acres oi
| land, and brick stable, Wilmington, $3.50 OO.
louse and premises at the ;. Il. corner Of Market
and Water Streets now in the tenuteo James h. Cox aud
VIM p. Carr, possession lie 18th II March next.
| Apply to WILLIAM McCAULLEY,
! ieb2s. 600 Market St. Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-20
WEBB BUILDING,
No. 224, Market S., below Sd, ThIrd atnr
WILLIAM II. NAFF,
AUCTIONEER

Z. 7 7 y 7 ' NIHNINa
} ESpECTfUhLT iNtuRMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE
i y pubc generally thar ha continues the
AUCTlOS AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
all its ear0us brAnrie, j. now ready 10 receive
consignment Al kbd- a "ood-, Wares, aud Merchandise
81 tbs
Temperance Hail.
(EIa Fourth Sirrrf, s6Hh sdf nrdr Market Sitcsi
WlLHLNG fON, BELAWARE
Real Estate and st'cks sold ~ public private sale
Contnpes bic agency for Renting and collecting rans Of
kousss fauns, Sc.
rersohs wirinE 10 fs1i p do well to give him a call
Bofrows And liuahs Money nn Commission
Commissioner ior hipg proof D4si- DC In and for
the stale Of New ler-ey
Furaitur" Al rstut.i prices
Public -us, tvery Saturday Al tho Auction Kdom No A
East Fourth street
ohee NJ. we-i Fourth ttrAa sp stairs
n. B.-hous=-. fRrlns ana B1ilaing IoA for sale
please give Lin ataii a.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-20
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL INSuRA NCE CO MP ANY,.
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of Sth
snd Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INlEKEsr ON rREMluM MOVIES hEnuCED TO FlNE

and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOrKs REDUCED To FIVE
PER GENT.
fNHE principle If Mutual Insurance Is believed TO he
the and egperienee has proved II to be the
cheapest oil Insurance against Loss ~ FIRE and
sthough this Institution has heeen but II years in eS-
stenee, the list will compare atoreby With
any other; and the i 10y hre during ttst lime 81
Though eM have been promptly pai, as sill who have
been insured this office and nave had the misfortune
he burned out can attest The object has been 70 Sc
cure good list ol SAFE sks rather than to swell the
number insured without regard 70 haEards thus les.
senng the liability sinking The cash capital In case ~
heavy disasters during the year
DIRECTORS.
INSTRUMENTATION uanhy, Vincent G. Gtlpln Gvorge
Richardson John A. duncan, Jacob Pussy, ohn Cochran
William Tatnal Edward n. npllgh Samuel Candy.
BBkNnYwiRB HUNpRFp --fds. Ertnghursi. Eli u. IAley
CHaia4iASl ftuSukipChss. W. liDwiandi lanes Rii-
die
NEW CASTLE irSpggn,--John iuyer.
WHfrr C1 Az pgyEE Hugprgn-AbrAm r. Shannon
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
GEo H = SiAAoss, Secretary sud Treasurer "a
Ezs oGh-e hours from q to and from to 5.
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PUTNAM
Self Adjusting Clothes-Wringer.
PATENTED DEC n, lsol
Combining Simplicity with Efficiency.

PATENTED DkC n, lstls
Combining Simplicity with Efficiency
livery family should possess cOtheswrnger be-
II cause, ,,,,, ~
2d-It enables the Washing 10 he done iu one-lhird
less time. =
twisting. Dp,-
them. .,
( cause, - =, de- Il
is-The Rolls. beios Of vucanized Rubser will bear
hot and cold water and will neither break nor tear OIL
buttons -,,,
2d-The frsme being Of iron, thorouehly galvanized,
all danger from rust Is removed and the liability 10
shrink swell, split, ete,-so unavoidable in wooden
mAchiues-is prevented.
3d-The Spiral Springs the Rolls render this ma
chine sefAdusting that small and large articles as
well articles in thickness are eernin to receive
uniform pressure.
4th--The patent fastening uy which the machine Ia
tlxhened to the tub belle We to be superior IN su
! rliciiy and efficiency, to any set offered.
bth--lt will fit any tub, round or siuars, froin one
half 10 one and quarter inches u thickness, without
'"S PLiNN JACKSON, Agents,
I House Furnishing Store,
| noy2t 2lo Market Street Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-20
ORANGE GROVE
WITS X Ely.
". G. G..

THE PuREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN.
has furnished the community stimuant pure ath.
ful and invgorsng, at the same time mild delicious
beverage. i is calculated to do away with tile vile
drugged stuff that Is palmed of on the community and
which is injurious to body and mind For sale by
v. q. GlLplN, Sole Agent.
rConer of Tenth and Market sts, Wilmington, Del.
mar 27
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IN FOR SALE,
sssb A Farm containing about
sis 200 Acres.

SlTpATE in Now Casl Couniy. del. three miles from
- New Iasl-, and one IRON cnfstiaun. adjoining ths
lands Of +. u clark Jeremiah l.ewden and Mr. Ashton
now In the occupancy Nlr James Bulisu, formerly ihr
prnpAity 0s Mi.e Anu Miller.
IMn imnrlA amnmla rnnsL.t mf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-20
For Sale or Rent,

45sa&f PARM containing 1862 acres Of land situate
s,s,B sbout miles below Milford, on tho Stato ROAD
iiilM 70 Gsofgstown, adjoining laAds oi W Levin
IiszzA Vaughan. The land Is of good natural quality,
has large old frame dwelling and the frame of barn
anu stable unfinished. The Rail Read from Milford to
farm, sn which is LOCATED DElOr, which wien the
road is finished will make it very valuable or building
lots, &C. Apply TO JUDGE LAYTON, ii George own,
Sussex County, or to WA MCAULlEY
Wilmington, Dec, 0, 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-20
Inc I'.Ia5,n17l DeIawaIe Home for INSANE

INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED BY TIlE IL
6ISLATuRE UF DELAW ARE
| s now open and filling up with boardarH Rayng
Maniaes and ineurabe cases not waited but only
such as there is hope can be nsde better ty
kind and iudieious treatment Charges moderate
my 2s-tf j. A. ER0VN pga1,5stor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-20
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.
THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
No. 609 Market SLreet.

ne uHANDLEk's Family Medicines Expectoraat or
~ Cough Mixture cheapest and lest in use Dyspeput
.lAlr ana fis better than any n0sfrun Aconiie aud
Lolenges, safe, sure, and agreeable medicine.
homaphian, an invaluable preparation Tor the Halt
VouRh and Throat LOzenges, cheapest and best in mai
Ret. Irusses applied by DR.. Chandler. ane assert
ment Fasks Portland Kerosene oil, lamps Shades &c.
oet3. at 6O9 Market Street, Wilmington Dei
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the next attack will be at Gordonsville, which
has been the base for rebel supplies. There are
vague reports OF the capture of IA 600 rebels,
but they cannot be traced tn a reliable source.
The weather is excellent this evening.
The HeraldS Washington dispatch says there
are no fears as to the success of the Army of
the Potomac. Gen. Meade is pressing Lee hard
and Lee has been defeate in several skin finishes.
Lee declines to open the battle, and is stubborn
ly falling back. All looks well for our arms.
The Times dispatch, dated Germania ford,
at midnight of the Goth, says the whole army
is now crossing at Jacobs mills and Culpepper
ford. There was some slight skirmishing, but
the rebels retired, abandoning their strong
works. " Grant and glory > is the shou. OF
this army.
SECOND DISPATCH.
At 8 O'Clock on the morning of the 9th the
army train crossed.
Another dispatch states that Lees troops have
evacuated the nights OF Fredericksburg, which
arc now in now held by our cavalry.
A Headquarters Army of the Potomac dis
patch, of the 9th to the Tribune, says that
the news from Chattanooga was received by the
army with demonstration of JOY. The head.
quarters are to be at Robertson's Tavern, and
the onward movement is to be rapidly continued.
Gen. Custer reports that the rebels have
abandoned their whole line on the river, and on
the morning of the 9th, they occupied line
six miles long to the southwest.
New YoRK, Nov 28 A special dispatch
states that Longstreet has not made any heavy
assault upon Knoxville, acting as if he consd-
cred his force not heavy enough to hazard a
serious battle Gen. Wilcox with a column Of
troops is rapidly marching to Burnside's rehet
The rebel cavalry are between Cumberland Gap
and Knoxville but communication IS still open.
New YORK. Nov % The Herald contains
statement signed by Surgeons Meeker, Sim
pers, Brown and Parker, detailing horrible bar
barites practiced toward Union prisoners in the
Libby Prison, more than confirming the previous
awful accounts
1t is reported that Longstreet has raised the
siege OF Knoxville.
New YORK, Nov. %, The morning papers
contain nothing from Chattanooga additional to
what was telegraphed last night.
The HeralfS Washington dispatch says Gen
Grant has discovered large numbers of parolec
Vicksburg rebels among his prisoners, and ha'
teegraphed to the President to know what t
do with them, The army says shoot them
Several quartermasters ore about being sen
to Chattanooga.
=, New TINE TABLE.-Trains now leave Mont
pelier Depot as follows
> Going South and East.
Mail Train $40 a. IN. Chicago Express
200 p. NJ. Night Express, 1922 P. m.
4 Going North and Vest
Chicago Express, $3.50 p. m, Mail Train
525 P. m. Night Express, 2;5O a. m, Ac
commoda ton, HOO a. m.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 90. The latest news from
Knoxville is to Wednesday.
The north part of the town has been burned
including the railroad depot. Burnside is still
cheerful and confident.