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ERBAT EXCIT EsF
VI among the
CLOTHING MERCHANTS!
owing to
J. BRUCE & co.
selling their stock Of
MINIS ASH BeYs' CLOTHING
at less than any other house in Wsshinstos. Nsv
10 the time to seeure sore CT the
GREAT BARGAINS
offered By NJ. We have on hand the finest ss<ss-
Ation of
CASHMERE COATS. PANTS AND VESTS
In the city. Also iatast styles OF
MCCLELLAN SACKS
for ciusens' and soldiers wear
BOYS CLOTHING
OF all descriptions.
All OF the above goods VIII be sold at Lea IA.
wholesale prices fer the next sixty days, to make
roon for Barring Goods which are now mann
featuring. j. BRUCE CO.,
Clothiers, S64 Seventh street
taD Two doors below emthh .
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WOULDN'T HOLD THE HoRsH--Wm Hayv
vss arrested by county pstroImas Benson for
refusing 10 assist him In making an arr~s4
Thr case " az laid before Justice johnson. and
Mr.. Fendall, Jr-, appeared for the defence. II
appeared npon examis alton that Mr.. Bensoa
10 = tell eat, k,eper a. will - patrolmau, aad
pay the toll WHEN dcmanded; but afteryards
did pay. He murmured NJ the rate Of toll
taken. and used language that gave offence %
Renson, for which he was arrested by Shs
latter, who ordered Hays To hold the prison-
er's horse This Hays rrfused TO DO, aud Bea-
son cbtained the warrant upon which he ~
rested Hays. After the examination, Justioo
Johnson dismissed the case, deciding that re-
fpsing TO hold the horse OF an arrrstad party,
was not refusing 10 aid the officer in making
the arrest.
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WASHINGTON wATER-CURE AND ELEC-
w TRO-HYGIENIC INSTITUTR.-Dr. s. NJ.
LANDS; OF Phil adelphia, has leased the Private
part of the "MssropOlitan Bath Rooms" on Pa.
avenue, nth street, where he is now prepared
to cure al diseases by the latest, most improves
sienic Appliances daily, from to 5. He give.
.S: Ia sse. 10 ns an n sos '
Wound., Dyspepsia, Female, Liver and Nervous
Patients visited at their homes Diptheria Scarlet
and other Peyer. prevented and cured. Testimo-
country be seem and the best Of city references
eivep. ia 7-im
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~ Two hundred and Fifty three coroner In
qneste were held In Baltimore city Las. year.
~Asjor General Sumner vaaIa Nav yo,.
yIsteyday.
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Potion Rsronrs. -S.osst PresSsa. JsAs
McDspsld. assssls and pottery; disnssssd.
r..r,ce ks.nsn. dr.ss s.d ProhseS Had =.
fA4rS fress.si-9esrss bsdson, di.or1srsvx
dismissed. John Harley, assault ball fvr
cosrt rred. ossserson. dfsak disniosd
Timothy, do; do. Gran Helly, de-; do.
SsssA fre~s<S-John Thorp. oestructiH 49,
walk; dismisscd- VIM johnson, fass ridiaa
fined si5s Jo~~ph Mccullow, drunk, turn
oyerto military. Orneiius Christsnns, creooae
hned %. Lucy Queen, de-: do. a Rs6DS
CsrrNl. DO; dtsmiss~d. Frederick HelieuS0.
drunk; Michael DAILY, do; turned over 20 M
tarv.
TerA Frces~ef-James Renpey. asSsuls a.
battery; s~eurtty for hearing Francis Ossev
d~serter; delivered % naval authsrities ~.
Jones, disorderlyi fined 81. Thus. Camph.Ii
and Csthsrine Foley, do; do. d. 90 each Wu
CARROLL, suspictoa OF stealing horse: turnsl
over TO military. Thes. Weldon, drunk snI
disorderly; hned sa.e
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AnorHRR IMPORTANT GYMS
CcLxS Sore Throat, p,sA1N
(o~Sh, Sore Throaf, DiptArsA
Cbtgh, Sore Throat. Dtrt&~ss.
Cured by
PEAksos's INDICATED TAI Dsors,
Try them
And b tcise 81 fisp!
Washtssfos, ID. C., De-. g. lssa
Gro. PEARSON, EsQ.-Dcdr S;..-I purchase Q
package Of your Medicatef TG- Drops nay son avins
asevere CoHsh and Sore Threaf a "a 4. pronounced
by many in tts frst stages Of Iisthersap whes 70
my sstonishment. they cured him, 40 many neigh
bors viii also testify, since which I would net Be
without them. Respectfully yours,
l.. sIsKLAR SMITH, No. 46I street
Prepared snd sold by Csc PkARsoN, N LiSer-
y street, Baltimore Sold also at 4 OIL Eighth ST.
Washington, and At the Drug Stores, st Is osot
per pack age. 1aHlu
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+ MILITARY AND UIILHH
q Dk1ss G6xfs, bSisSIiS 1Rrssn. Rsisiss Tsf
neat Of DO siH lss SUITS, nsds u IS" noss a..
assiross 10 Asir wants. Heavy Noelen BfasfsSs.
Sof camp ~, q rsesonahls lrtoeo
339 IeAn1ylvAAia aye1Ia
oS0-G0 betwooa ~ and i0tk etreeA
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DI AIRY,
11oM nAIoh 4. lsSl, 70 HovHnBla u, lSoa.
By
ADAM 4UR0WsKI.
HDILPRINS Bookstore,
oS d IA Pa. avenue

n HCHNEIDAKB
W IMPROVED PATENT
WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS
For use In
Hosptsals. Hotels asd Private Fa,ailsSs
These Stools are made WHOM OF metal are osr.
oetly free from smell cannot get oct OF order and
being portable the most convenient articles IN
as They lave been adopted in al the o. 8. Hos
pitAis, They may b had in Any quantity Of the
PstenteS, No. al Pa. avenue, ap stsirs, WANING.
Soo. y. y. tyH sn'
LADIES DRESS FURS!
JUST Arrived another large and 6ns assortment
all OF our own manufacture, and a. the stock Vss
housht before the rise, We are thus enabled 10 sut
new arrivals. 8. d w. MHYtNBURQ
- MArkse eDAes, under Avenue House,
NO y BAtween 7th and Sth Sta
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DLeDGETT & co. PORTABLE GALVANIZED
ID IRON PIE BAKERY
AT MANUFACTUREES PRICES!
We keep constantly On hand fall assortment Of
above ovens, from No. 2 &c 2, inclusive, which ere
indis pensabie 10 the sUfLea.
Also, the celebrated ARJT FIELD OVEN. They
are OF su cient capacity 70 bake bread for
regiment. They extensivsly used By the q.
DfDD & CO.
j. G-6teo 30 Light stree Baltimore
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PERSONAL.

AHR. sMITH, or Any other naa that wants COAL
VI OIL. cen get 10 ~ the New York Grocery, cor
n.r .. Eleventh. OF the very ,est quality, for
oaly 5 (dityl cents per gallon. "a 9l-3t'
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NJ RS. WRHN
lEl STILL CONTINUES TO
CURH livery DISEASE
HAND MAGNETISM
44S STREET, BHrwBsH era AID TIE,
BOARDING.

ID Chamber; also, commu nicatng rooms on third
floor. Apply at No. 7, Indiana avenue, opposite
the City Hall. It*
EIRST CLASS BOARDING-Vaeancy for q gem
Il tltman and lady, at No. $50 K St., franklin
Row. between 18th and 18th SITS 1t is y MON
house hold, and rebel sympathixers need not apply
Js 81 st.
u G-Pleasant Furnished Rooms to
ID rent. with Board J sin gle and communicating
one square from Wizards Hotel. Ir li-e at the
Star Office Also. few first class Table B0ariers
taken. ia 25-tf
ROARDING.-495 Seventeenth street, between
- H and l., one double BED ROOM, and two
single ROOMS for rent, with first class Board. A
few Table Boarders taken at s. per week. ja23 ST.
nAY BOARD.-A few Day Boarders can be- &C.
- comm odated with good home board at s. per
week at the New York Hotel, corner Of 7th and 4
streets. ia BlmH
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0@CITY POST OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, D. o.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
instruct laid down BY the PostIna ter General
will receive. on TUESDAY, January & and for
the space of thirty days thereafter for redemption
1T this once. such solid defacsd postage Stamps
as hare become so BY bsing used as rirrercy
Apply at Room No. -, between the hour rs Of 10
O'Clock q. m ., and o. clock p. IN.
Al-eoim L. CLEPHANB, Postmaster.
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M J. JOLLI W.T. o~
SNK PRoX PARIS, N.Y.
zae1has Just opened beautiful collection ok
AD-DEBSSH6, WRAATHS and FLOWERS
Also, IVORY COMBS


zAeShas Just opened BEAUTIFUL collection 2NgS
HEAD DRBsSBs, wREATHs and FLOWERS,
Also, IVORY COMBS
ja3'-]w Corner and 18th sts 46s
FOR SALE-Three thousand cords OAK WOOD
~ miles from Browns Switch. Also a "a an
fortable dwelling and new bar n, within Eilss OF
Brown Switch. One third cash one and two
yearsf or lie hal8p:e.-Ptica q IA a, "A-fen:Ivl-
Tbs CAMPBELL MINsTRBLs,
ODD PELLOWS' HALL,
his com pany attracted another hi9hlJ inteIIs.
Aaolence last evening to witness their reeher.
S.t tsnnme MT, And We never moro sstis-
tAcGon evln ,sc or An sudence better piaassd Th.
tIoure MIST class in all its departments vhathap
". IKE TIE soio singing by Gray and O,rlton fha
guAte te Inc hEo haas Of Gar dner the jnstrn
m3 "a under their able leader FAM enhsum "a
~ intt etting the Brass Band, which IL far bsttar
suan ehy W Save see: With other com psnies an
and hear the best band that has visited ne 20, m
- : > "~no eeriy jaaI
II SIS, "aru neecner,
GrAyer thoughts Of Country psrson. s,n
Srnry on the II uard-By Mrs. fremoat ri "a
Mintbrcp 3 Canoe and Saddle ~ ~
De TooauevIiles Memories 4 vols Saho
Gussses at Truth, 81 80
lilen-by lean Paul Ri 'htsr ayoIs a
syrlnss OF AStiSn-Ry Mrs Richsrds ii
Tmolrs OF hra ethune, 81.
fresent Heaven, 81
Yernsr's PrideLBy Mrs Wood a,
Aurofs Floyd. Novel, Is.
kuseslPs biAry, 30
jsH 1R2NGK PAyIop
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n+REOPENIN.- or THR UNITARIAN
w CHI UkCH.- MORROW, tSunday,I Peb.
l, the nHarlan Cnurcn: corner OF and sixth
termor will be deli, ered by Rev. WiLLIAy uByRr
CEANSISG Hour Of service, Ii O'Clock. A vespsr
Servce will oe observed in the evening at y:
O'Clock, punctuauy it.
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gAAHkLJE = co.,
0kTlOIANs 80
9&< FHusYLvAEIl AyuyvI,
t.'rsA siA'J s'tr: e. l'sA and nH -
ia Pa. svsss, s.z~ ~ Hssssssl Md.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE spIorkoLDs,
Correstly suited 10 the eyesisht.
MILITARY FIELD GLAssBs
BxROaifRRs .na rHHRsoSIYsEss
00MPAssns, "a
eURylYORY IEkTRC A1Efe,
fHoroehAPHoSV0 t shsY II vIsIrr....
~ tie lowest prices. 81 10 eodH
SHILLING ORIu
The sntirs stock Of rich Pail and Water pKnrS
GOODS. now in store, 80 greatly rsduood pros:
Also largo staoi hanasons SH evils aud CLOTH
oL0Aks WIN be .ios.d ont ct s,e.s ss; s.in:- for
special OF the Ladies' are invit,e " shfs
js :l--teon s23 III Il shove Pa. ay.
uoREoaHy CoLLHGE.
D BsLfIHoRB CouEfr, Nd
The eiNth semi arm AL tsion OF TIL IGstitutfs
opoSs on q o lat OF feeruary, las. You're eentas-
~'n f RPv. = :. q sAEsf sHGLbRos Frsaip.,
n sfsr~~ Piks-vi,le Ma.
NORMAN BuARDING SCHOOL FOX BOYS
Nt Nazareth H-n, Sssareth, So-thanrson
Comfy p. pnsyIranlA. Rsss of zccess from Phils-
del A. his by NcrEh Penn As lTosd. 10 acth,s5rm.
and fr,tn q arrishuTz by Lebanon vsli-y kR..rosd
Be- ri ana TIiti q, - P-- Que ter GrsGinE.
Muse ans Lane asses. peg So ~ 81 p-r quarter
Rev. EDEaRO Il RsiCH-H.
d" E-rns1n- Pr.a -ipsl.
DLkYISG CL41S-aest 3 40. an1 otkers
hS FkAzck fkGLbk,
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1863 VALsFr1Essl 1862
The tssds susplsd ct the lowest wholesale prizes.
VALHErINDe
NATIONAL Bo0KsroRl,
10 f-7v 91efA sv., ssv. llts and ifth s6.
~ PAIGE RBDFCBD!
ONLY GENTS PIa HUsHhl
Bsis& ussh ths sA:arest tusl - be hsd 4. ne
city The Coke u OF peYioY s1slity. uov Il
the time 10 pur-hsss Iss1ke ~ the on 90 OF As
Gss Light Co, s1I HlsvsatA ~. "a fl-lmss
800 MILITARY t1S Amy BOOTS. 800
O. CsestssssssS. er Sod - Aasssee~e's PrS>N
JOHN hILL8, Assxy.
Military YASHIoHaBLl BoofnAKRI
AND DBALBA IN YG8RCH SRoKS
Alse, eat for Tie sAls ~ Military sd Aruy Bss0
frsn fsaR Of The ~ est Raaahstertss IN
HsTnaoso, aAaeAaAassW-
save esnseaatiy On hand large assortment e
Aeeure< B wives.
Ssslers sal Traders wo1la do vel 10 sau and o.
en- me ny stoek before raakisy their purchases.
Don y forget tie rum bee-S0< Pennsyivania ave.
tAa p-seims JOHN MILLS, ASent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

BEAUTIFUL NEW SONGS, for Sale at Grobe's
Music Store, No. ZIG Market Street: " Irene,
the Little Queen; y "Oh could but recall
the hours" "Sweet Evelina :" "Angel
Nisitants "Was my Brother in the Battle :"
Sweet Love, forget me not !" Flora Lyle !"
" Love, thou art heaven to me !" " Home is
home y There's no such girl as mine"
GARDEN SEEDs.-Several varieties of Garden
Seeds have been received from the Patent Office,
Washington, and may be had gratis by calling at
the Office of the New Castle County Insurance
Q mi any, Institute building, Eighth aud Mar
ket Streets.
SOLDIERS, TO THE REscUs Young men,
rushing into the exposures and dangers of a
soldiers life, should prepare themselves for tile
fatal Fcvers. the Dysentery the Sores md Scurvy,
which are almost certain to follow H.LLowAr's
PILLS, used occasionally during the campaign,
will ensure sound health to every man. Only
. cents per box PA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
S M. PETTENGILL & Co.
NEWS AND oTuER mArTERs.

The Post Office Department is making |
arrangements for the more prompt and |
speedy conveyance of letters to the sol
diers of the Army of the Potomac and
those around Washington.
Chicago packed s7O,9e4 hogs during
the last season Cincinnati only 265,5s2.
Chicago now claims TO take the lead as
the greatest lumber, pork, beef, and grain
market in the world
The Union League of New York have
rented the Parish mansion, on Union
Square, for $4,000 per year, They will
fit it up for their meetings at all expense
of 100000 more.
Professor Newman, one of the few dis
tinguished Englshmen who have upheld
the cause of the Government Of the United
States in England, in private letter to a
gentleman Of Boston, writes: "Your worst
repuses have been through too great haste,
and your haste through foreign interview
ton. Regarding that as now impossible,
trust that your people willnow desist to
suspect every secretary and general who
counsels delay. All delay is in your favor,
and jadtciOus delay will save bloodshed
and make your victory sure.
The New York Times says that the re-
coyery in gold is partly owing to the de-
mand from one or two large houses, who
are interested in checking the depreciation
of their heavy stocks of foreign and do
nestle goods. One of these houses is said
to have sent abroad about half a million
of dollars in specie.
Accounts from Bermuda state that the
ship Star of the Peace, of Boston from
Calcutta, was lately burnt by the rebel
privateer Florida. The cargo of this
ship, as we learn from Boston. is estimated
at the value Of half million of dollars OF
which $lSs,OOO was insured.
It is reported apparently upon trust
worthy authority that Gov. johnson has
been successful in obtaining from the Go
vernment full powers for the liberation oil
East Tennessee, that he has been author
ICED to raise troops for this specific pur-
pose, and to cut all the red tape that might
embarrass him.
The Sheriff of Fairfield County, Ohio
arrested Governor Tod for alleged kid
mapping DR. Odds, virulent Copperhead
An indictment having been found against
the Governor by the Grand Jury of Fair
field. Gov, Tod was taken before Judge
johnson upon writ Of habeas corpus, and
was admitted to bail to appear before
the Court of Common Pleas in June next
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07

THE WAwAsEr LYGEuM.-At q meeting of this
Society held at its rooms, Ferris and CARROTS
Hall, on the evening of Tuesday last, the ques-
tiou "a Is the ballot-box an evidence of free
people ?" was discussed by some of it's members
The niiir native maintained, that the ballot-box
enabled every man, 10 whatever station Of life
placed, 10 vote as he pleased, independently of
persons or Arties, and therefore it was an evil
dence of fl &c people. The negative the
other hand ara 'ued that, the fact of its being
secret mode of v, ting proved clearly that cause
existed for adop. ing such an underhand method
Of recording volt s, as for instance the undue
influence of an O. nployer over an employee !;
thus showing that n 'hilc these influences existed
perfect freedom was not enjoyed. The question
was decided in the neg alive. The Lyceum is an
excellent institution an d has for its object the
cultivation of literature. Besides debating, q
portion of its time is devo ted to " Readings and
Defamation" and the read. ing of 1.-THE Paper"
in which appears original pieces only. 1t is
composed chiefly of young lad. es and gentlemen ;
and we would heartily rccomm, end all our young
friends who desire to improve /. heir literary ta-
Tents, to join the Lyceum. 1t me, is every Tues.
day evening ut O'Clock, in FerE is " CARROTS
Hall,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
Wooden Comparisons.

BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
AS various sorts of wood we find,
So may we classify mankind;
Some men there are, like hickory, tough,
Some, cypress-like, are soft enough;
Some are infiammable, like pine,
Whose veins are charged with turpentne
Ladies' with rosewood we compare,
For they are valuable aud fair;
Although, like maple, It's complained,
They're sometimes apt TO be cross-grained;
Some men are, like the willow, plant,
Some, like the oak, are stiff, defiant;
Whatever gales or storms arise
Their courage all assault defes.
Some, like the plane-tree, or the box,
Can bear the hardest rubs or knocks
Some, like the Lombard poplar, frail,
Will for no earthly use avail.
Each with which am acquainted,
Shows best when polished well, or painted,
This is the dressing all require,
Before spectators can admire
And men, of every sort, show best
When they at Tower Hall are dressed.
We have the largest aud most complete assert
ment of Ready-made Clothing in phila ielphia.
TOWER HALL, No. 5l8 MARKET Street,
BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07

}iriyJ.,ot 9,,;r ,sor co,,.r..t H.. Mann, IT,n1
someiv Idippea~ Re6eis Reireoing wiM HsGvy
Loss Capture of 400 Prisoners, a large mum
Der Of Horses, Cattle and coior
THE OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
WASHINGTON. April 2.-1'he following
has been received at the headouarters Of
the army
LOUISVILLE. Anril / 1888.
70 M,jor General Haiieck, General in Clief:
The following official despatch has been
received from General Gilmore, giving the
details of his successful attack upon the
enemy in Central Kentucky:
SOMERSET, Ky March 3l.-I attacked
the enemy yesterday, in strong post of
his own selection, defended by six cannon,
near this town, aud fought him for five
hours; driving him from one point to
another, and finally stormed his position,
whipped him handsomely, and drove him
in confusion towards the river.
Ills loss is over three hundred killed,
wounded, and prisoners. The enemy ont
numbered us two to one, and commanded
by Pegram in person.
Night stopped the pursuit, which will
be resumed in the morning.
We captured two stands of colors-
Our loss in killed, wounded, and missing
will not exceed thirty
Scott's famous rebel regiment was cut
of from the rest and scattered
QUINCY A. GILMORE,
Brigadier General.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
IMoRTANT NEWS FROM SOUTH
CAROLINA.
The Attack on Charleston.
OUR TROOPS LANDED ON JOHNS IS
LAND
skirnlIshing Commenced.
TIE REBEL pIOKETs DRIVEN IN.

TIE REBEL PICKETs DRIVEN IN.
fortress Monroe, april Yesterdays Rich
mond dispatch says that Pensacola was fired by
the Union soldiers about the % ult, and most
of the town destroyed. The soldiers are going
to reinforce Gen. Banks.
STIRRING NEWS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
The enemy had landed in force on Scabrook or
Johns Island Three gunboats and several
Transports are lying off the Island. Diminishing
has already taken place between ours md the
enemy's pickets Our picSets are driven in, and
the Federals are advancing
General Hagood has ordered all the women
and children and non combatants removed from
Adams Run, which is twenty miles from Sea-
brook lsland.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
DIED.
DIED.
MORROM.-I Chriatinna Hnndrah nm

MORROW.-In Christiana Hundred, on the Goth
Of March, MARY BANNING, daughter of Hum
phrey and Alice Morrow, aged IA months
BoWEN.-In this city, GU the 4th inst, ANN
BowEN Widow of Thomas j. Bowen.
SPRUANCE.-Near Smyrna, on the 18th ult.,
Mrs. REBEceA p SPRUANoE, wife of James
W. spruance, aged "a years months and is
days.
PE0PLEs.-lu this city, on Monday morning.
18th inst, JOSEPH ALEXIS, infant son of JOSEPH
II and Sydney j. Peoples, aged l months
TAYL0R.-At Toronto Canada, 9th April. 1868.
aged ~ years, JESSIE, wife of Thomas Ward.
law Taylor, Barrisferat-law, and eldest
daughter Of Dr. John Cameron, of this citv.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07

The School Election on Saturday, was
conducted with very little more than the
usual animation in some of the wards
The following is the result =
FIRST WARD.
Allen Gawthrop, All
A II. Quinby, 81
John H. Graham, 81
r. K. Jones, 81
james Stroud /
Mr.. Maris, 8
SECOND WARD.
Job Ii, jackson, 81
L. 7. Taylor, 90
Lewis Paynter, |
VIM NJ Horn, /
j. v Christy,
THIRD WARD.
George W Vernon, SO
B. S. Clark, IS
George c. Ward, L
FOURTH WARD.
Rev. George f, Wiswel, 90
Charles B. Lore, 20
FIFTH WARD.
No election
In the Fourth Ward, sneaking effort
was made by the Copperheads to defeat
Rev Mr.. Wiswell, who has been member
of the Board for the past three years, and
against whom, as an active and efficient
Director, not word has ever been uttered.
But the Shiny old snake crept along in the
Ward TO Dust Mr.. Wiswell, and in order
to insure success selected an exceedingly
conscientious young lawyer, who but few
evenings previous felt himself in the sud
den possession Of so much dignity, by
being called upon the stage on the oeca-
sion of Prof. McCoy's Lecture at the In
stitute Hall, that he could not arise and
join in giving three cheers for the patriot
soldier, General Butler, albeit the whole
house was enthusiastic in its demonstra-
tions Of honor to the Union hero. The
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-07
BOOZE and Shoe for the NTillinn

pllE lNEes assortment Of tho above articles To m nn
in the State IL at No, iO9 West Second Street befv
SIMPLIFY aud Orange Street During the summer when
ihnRs were du and before The present high prices rr.
vailed, we ield in lasse quantities Of stock which W.
mahuhuired into H ktuds Of boots and Shoes bsilcs
large assortment If Eastern work which We Bought in
ANTICIPATION u the present slate 0l affairs, all uf which
we are determined tn sell at prices that cannot Do Obi G
cd 10 by the most economical besides all the articles o
At ms establishment are warranted be as represented
Hnj all who p3trpnas this establishment may depend
upon getting au equivalent fof their money as uniform.
ity Of price j. our rule OF doing business ,
. JAMES w. BRINE
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