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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
MARRIED.

RANCE-BAKER--a 81. Johns Church.
Braudywiuo Village, by the Rev. Leighton
Coleman, on the 10th lust, ALBsaT FaAauH
Of Baltimore, TO Miss ANNIE O. BAKuR,
Daughter Of the late Dr.. George II. Baker,
Of this city.
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Gcn1Ielllen,a IEafs.
All the ia,vAt styles at CHARLES UAKFORD SONS,
Continental Hotel, Phiadelphis

The "FAr WOMAN IN a CRI1ioAL POsITlON-
Conductor Fleming's train, Monday, brought
from the north distinguished passenger, the
veritabe "fat woman who is one of the attrac
tions Of Barnum's Museum in New York As
she weighs over 600 pounds the rode In the bag.
gage car After the arrival Of the train in this
city, platform carpeted so that she shouldn't
slip, was placed from the side door Of the car
and her ladyship invited to descend But just
at the critical moment when she had fairly step
ped upon the platform, the fireman on the
engine, not knowing the situation, began to hack
the train, and--"wLat a fall was there l'' The
gallant efforts Of Mr.. Fleming and his two or
three assistants were wpl meant, but futile
If she had been n pretty woman of the ordinary
size, of course II would have been proper for tho
conductor to receive her gracefully in his arms
but the thought of II in this case Tho active
exeriiops employed did not save hor from fall
ing, but did prevent her from rolling under the
train, Of which catastrophe she was at ono
moment in imminent daug'r So the fat woman
still lives Springfield RPu5licm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
Market Street Residence for Sale,

.hlyAe On account Of expecting to leave the city,
lEN offer my residence AT tha corner of Thirieenth
lIk and Market streets, for sAls The main building
42 fest front aud 10 feet deep, two stories high,
win finished attic rooms; back stories hRh
The House Is oomplet' with all modern ,OnVensneos
There ID new brick stable in the rear, with room for
four horses aud two carriages,
The property will he njld with or without the stable
ami a lot ia rear OF stable.
Terms easy. JOHN N ROBINSON
Or apply To r. r. Robinson Co, corner Ith and Mar.
ct slreea. nov lb.tf
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wANTep.---A good gravel roofer. One that uu
deraiands the business, good wages given.
Apply at No. 10 East Second street, or ut No.
40g east Fourth street, to JoHN WRIauT.
Wilmington, November 2lst, lS64'4t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
DELAWARE MARBLE WORKS,

Corner OF Fifth q King BIS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
TTSE citizens Of Wilmington and surrounding country
i respectfully nformsd that the undorngued hays
entered Into eo-partnerahip, under the lrm Of CAL
LAHAN& DAVIDSON, and are now prepared to furnish
Monuments, Tombs, Head and
Foot Stones,
EVERY DESCRIPTION, OF the most modern dsagu,
cut Of American and Foreign Marbles finished In the o
knner, and on terms reasonable AZ will Insure good
and substantial workmanship and nAtNrels Also Mar
bis and Slate MANTELB Of all dascripiionai Marble
Granite ana pTowpstons work for building purposes o.
every description furnished In the best mAnng. -
We tender our aincsre thanks 10 the public for Chs b
erA patronage heretofore, and solicit cennuanee ei he
Same. Kvery hing warranted n give setnhstlon, An
orders from any part of the cot nry attended to WIN
PATRICK CALLAHAN.
WILLIAM Davidson,
ne q 1863. iueema
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Endles, Er,ru

Purchasers may relv upon getting the bust Purs I
dslphla
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
Extra Now Buokwheat Meal.

oHo .cR L0r Just received and for sale at the lowest
Wholesale aud retail prices Also large Assortm
Of Extra, Extra Family aud superhns Flour, &c. At
q. CHANDLER SON,
nov ls-tt GIL Market Street.
4 EtNE AssoItmeuq Of sllysT PLATED WsTs aud Fin
= Table Cutlery just received and tor aAle bv
TH0s. Y DENoRMARlIR
500 MARKET Shtss
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Inhia., n,mru

Purchasers may rely upon getting the bstt fnts At
CHARLES OAKFORD SONS. Continental Hotel, Phlla'
halnhln
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
COAL OIL LAMPS!

bog Lave 10 inform my flsndA and the public ssna
rally that have mmenesd the manufacture Of CeAt
OH LAMPS Of every description aud style Of niah,
No. 3s 8. Second ST., Phllad'n.
with my present facilities for manufacturing, and a
practical experience OF thirteen years in the manage
nent Of the lamp business for Of the largest hous
in this country, Aior myself that my experience aud
knowledge will enable to offer to the public goods
not equAed By any In regard style aud workmanship
And at preea competing with the lowest llshAl always
sndeAVor to lead In Offering to the public and ua
Inventions In cur line. have also tAken the whole.
sale agency for the sale Of uRo. W. BROWN COS
On ABHATEp MRrAl ToVs. A. j. WRfDEARR
No. IS South Second Street
Repl 20 aIa. Philadelphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
ladies, Hats.
Official.

The laigssi assortment al II HARLEs oAKFoRD ATOMS
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
LadIes' FlIrs.
CITY MATTERS.

The largest assortment al cnARLKs 0AKRGRD so
Continental HOTEL Philadelphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
Ladies, ana ChlIdrens Hats.
A JocULAR BaIpEaRooM.

--latest styles at CHARLES oAKfoRD a SONS
mental Hotel, Philsdephia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
Seeond-- Work a. Renlal.,.

An urgent appeal on behalf of suffering Ualon
refugees OF Cairo, Illinois, and vicinity, was SO
hperally responded to by our friends, that we
were enabled to send six boxes, containing an
aggregate of 1907 articles of clothing and AZ
yerus oi muslin, letter was received from
Mr' Folsom Post Chaplain at Cairo, acknow-
these boxes
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29

:, me room Of the Committee, No. 4, Institute
building, will be open every Wednesday, from
y A. NJ, to 6P. NJ, where the assistance Of All
who are willing to work for the soldiers will be
gratefully received. Yarn will be furnished 10
those who are willing TO knit stockings or nlt.
tens,
FpRiops DnivSa.-0n Sunday afternoon,
last, little girl named shuster, was run over by
a carriage at the corner Of Tenth and Orange
Streets, and cut in terrible manner about the
head and face. The little girl was crossing tho
street. and made every effort to reach the curb,
but without avail, as The speed at which the
horse was moving was 50 great that she was
struck by the vehicle before she oonld reach that
point, and knocked down. Her tongue was cut
and several of her teeth broken out. Past driving
is becoming quite common thing in our streets,
and ID very dangerous practice, besides being
in violation of law. We hope that 10 order 10
prevent the recurrence OF accidents Of this char
aoter the city authorities will be vigiiaut 10 en-
forcing the ordinance in relation to fast driving
If men will drive fast horses, they should select
more unfrequented places than the PUBLIC streets
of orr city.
uBsTiTUTEs.--About one hundred Substitutes
have been forwarded from this city to Baltimore,
since the issue Of our last paper.
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gteanboats amo RAILROADS.
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTHR7
n RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE ~
sEGGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK via The -
Railway, from foot Of Chamberss., RUNNING THROw7sa
TO CLEVELAND o., WITHOUT CHANGE on C1St
connecting with railroads for al principal cities In the W.
This road being extended, and will soon DO In cou
running tser to Mansled Gallon Urbana, Dayton CiS
4. Ii. GooDNAH, Gen. Tickle, Agt, Il r. SwEETsEn
Meadvile, Pa General SocA
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VNHE CLASSICAL FRENCH, ENGLISH,
l. and PRIMARY SCHOOL Of Dr- y. BERrIIET aud
X. BEAMAN, $40 Broadway, WILL OPEN Sept 18th.
There 10 Gymnasium fof circular. Inquire Of
LOCKWOOD, ell Broadway.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
v BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA.
bhVV NJ ' II ] Ut bNT1I.I1 ~
THROUGH IN 5 HOURS.

rars ca. Excursion Tickets % coed for three days.
On and AFTER MONDAY, Aug l. 1854, by the conEiodcU
JESSE UOlT foot Of Aan,cst Brooklyn. eyvry
d,y lSgiiys excepted Al II o'c.ocS thenoe to RON
tn and b. the Raii,au anl Delaware Bay Railroad =
ine-ss Philadelphia returning, esve Vines WHAT
r aispha every morning a. u. Sundays e1eeP'edl
Travellers from the City OF EewYork notified not -
arpy passage by this Inc the State Of New Jersey having
z,led Camden and Amboy Monopoly the ezo.aa,<
privilege carrying Passengers and between the Gitise
Of New FORK and Philadelphia
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TTHE NEW ILLUSTRATED HYDROPA.

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TAINTED HEARTS,

hAUNlED HEARlS.-
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NETWORK g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

SUNNI A RANGEMENT.
1853 COMMEhCISu MAY 9, 1854. l&&
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Entrance 27thst.
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II
,sntsss books Of the season. M. T. 7ino. Sum.
ef Cruise on the Coast Of Engard By Robert Carter
S6mo Prce 81 rs Read what tbs Commonwealth .ays oil
"A, Nhen that ROYAL luistc Xeryes offered reward Tor
pleasure he pdy fault hot 10 have anticipated
Er Carter Summer Cruise along he Ises OF Greece In
eonl " mail on the receipt q tho priee CROSBY
EsvYoGk b. o. s. FELT 80 WakeT.st, and b ais BooEsel
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IIyO TYPE FOUNDERS, PRINTERS, and

L CAPIftIfSrs.fho stock. hxtgre-. Gni sood viii Of
the basne.s ~ tho T.. H. WK corner Of Dutch nnd
Fulton ss ~ VI ons led ~ very advantageous
tern- Too atock embraces variety OF Printing hla-
rial Printing r.cs-e enc. hlso dcsied, viii le sold with
the above, the stoc and machinery tor tho nuilcuro
OF wood type racks stands cslrs grys &c, contained IA
the mn uiariory Par on y j. Tho l~n'lo II az wish
ing purchase wildly anA lncriv" hIfnesi eiab
shed M the past Ar y,r yr1r c.ra 10 this nro cnsurc
uve.,ueuL II soil private sa" by the i5h OF sep
tenih-I next tire Whole. OF III raaiir rou Ursod VIII
be- sold public auction that dsy. ddrcs apply ia
rcfsou, JOHN -. SlAOSD5. farcu.o., - G. al Str,ct
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EOR WEST POINT, NEWBURGH, PO-
< KEEP5lf. ROUNDOUr and KINGSTON, landing o..
Co,zens Cold Spring Cornwall New iiam6urgh aud Milton
The MARY POWELL leayos from iooI Of Jay .trsct every
afternoon, at ~ O'Clock.
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WILL BE READY SEPTEMBER 18th

History tho Processes Of Manufacture aud Uses Of
PRINTING GAsigh Pottery Glass and Iron "iih numerous
fustrsona From tho Encycope din Britannica PTice 80
Eew.Y orb: JOHN BRADBURN, Publisher, Gate ID Doc
lsdv Walker street
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I OST or MISLAID.
IL CERTIFICATE No. 1855 for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK dated Aug.
n l9G3 In the sAms Of CAMMAN Co.
The transfer has been stopped aud eli psrties notified
not 10 ne rotate the certificate.
MEDICATION viii be made fcr Certificate
H. 6nder IL cquested to return the same to
4. WEITEHOuSE, son 4 MORRISON.
No. 70 Wiliismst
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A LIFE OF GENERAL GEORGE i
IA MCCLELLAN.

The subsbsr has had in preparation for several months
A MEMOIR OF GEN. MCCLELLAN.
tracing with great funess and the of tho Geaern
through West Point tb, MeIcsn War the Red River Expo
6iion the Journey to the Crea AID those important Cam
p.sns Of the present In which he filed eonseuou
apart
This Volume IN the Press and viii be Issued
eith Illustrations, IN en- attractive style
Agents to sell this Work wanted to whom liberal tsrm'
IN be given
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street, Ne~-fofk
NEW IUslC.-"THE SOLDIERS DYING
IN FAREWELL Song with Chorus. hasic BY Ars
On the field ofbsstIe, Irother.
AL the nigh; alone ay,
.i Ii ,s s' SsossiSs o e day day
shs words q this !, o Rv WI NJ G aa soldiers
S''' '''''' "MooN2iGMr AID sIAaTGHT."
Song witt Chorus. Poetry and Music BY James q. Clark
sna sung y so OK G or OF 2" TIE MOUNTAIN GIRL"
Music Dy h hS* JANE ii ff IS Sol DEE BRAVE.
Bon. and S9o yI :; sSsF ey the a %
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THE STANDARD WORK On EMANCIPATION.
MANY THOUSANDS have already been sold tho de-
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country, te.tifyis TO i!s importance -, ,,..-,,
hInk that large cIcas,ioa OF the work in This SITE
should have 6ens1co S s MI aGs' he. s,e S aSaOe
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From Hon Geo. r. Fisher OF Delaware
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rse awarded by the French Academy and TIA. the sci
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NANCFR CURED.-The New York Medical
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~ D. % lSt e.. New York, says that he has treated and
Oxainsd over four hundred Of Cancer with bis
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Unstruction.

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WANTED.-Several Furnished Houses, III
w first class ne.hboshooj, for good desirable tenn
Also wanted purchase rent, house. ga good locations
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vsutage 10 send Us full particulars.
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| WANTED-A Boy about IA to l6 years old
w in whole,ae store who resides vita biz parents
in this city. Address Box Il +. o.. stsng address.
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INVEST ONE DOLLAR AND SAVE FIFTY
hrS Knshts Coof Boob Ii, Bits how to prepare nice
Itsh ct uodetate expense By Mira s.. g. Knight l2mo.
Brtce 81 Just published by CROSBY NICHOLS, III
Wsshnsonst sent by nail post psid receipt Of price,
Sold In NewY0rk By o. S. FELT - wslkerst and BY al
Bookseller.
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DRIVATE CLASSES ~ STUDIES PRE-
j PAHArORY TO COLLEGE, e. NORTHAMPTON,
Mas Year Sept Is 'sr p1sticulsI Cncu.
lars. JOSIAH CLARK,
Late Princip,l Il Wilision seminary.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-PaSSenger Trains 10,

AZ follows, viz:
Z T. m, Express for Buffalo.
"a m, Express for Cleveland direct, via A. O. W. IL
$50 a. n, Mix daily for Otisyile.
l0s H., Mail for Buffalo.
lp m, Way Tor Otisvile Ne~bursh, and Warwick.
p m, Night Express Saturdays and Sundays eKoeps
for bunkrk Buffalo, &c.
p M Lightning EIpress DAFT, for Dunkrf. RocssesH
Canindsgus &c On Saturdays This train vii to Boa
only. 6 .. M, Erois ant. Tor DunkEk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

NkW-JERSEY RAILROAD and IRANSPf
IN Coon and sfler MONDAY Jan. IS iest Trans "
fave SEW.YORk Tor BALTIMORE and WASHlNG1ONs
Al All 10 m. 100 p. and l. MidEiEh. The t.gPA
Train " n Passengers for BALTIMORE end WASHste
TCS oily. This Train makes connection o. fhiadespn
grsirr Philadelphia will leave kewfoTx o. and 10 ~
u m, and .. and IL Midnight.
MILITARY TICKETS viii not De received the . -
or ~ ,, u. Traina J. w. Woodbury.,
Dec. g lc51 Assistant Superintendent n. J. K 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

FNO PRlNTEES.-FORS SALE a SECOND
l. hand iinch ERICSSON CALORIC ENGINE now
in use and In r order and running printing ~
Price, 500 Also. nearly new, Drum CyisGsr Pres,
,JoI w. made Of bearers. Enquire lmrcilely Of
C. POTTER Jr., No 10 Spruce st.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-13

PARDosEp.-Nr Lloyd. Who was convicted
.. The lste term Of the Gran, County Circuit
Courx. Of manslaughter in the fourth degree.
for the killing Of DR.. Tawney, and sentenced
20 Two years in the penitentiary, has been par
doned By the Governor, and returned 70 his
home in ONO. The jury vho gave the yer
dict against LLOYD. recommended him to tue
slercy Of the court. Aut the Judge took the
tals extent of the lag in passing sentence
whereupon the petition for pardon was ger
Up by the people Of Grant County signed by
niae Of the jurors who tried the case, and was
granted BY the Governor. Tawnev, who was
living With Lioyd's wife, vas shot in his own
house at Beetown, last October, by Lloyd,
and died the following day