Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

Deputy Collectors, ten per centnm will be added
to oil taxes except the income tax, upon which
1--WE per centum will be added in ell cases.
C, II. b. DAY, Collector,
District of Delaware.
DEPUTY COLLECTIONS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that will attend at INV
office, No. GIG Market Street, Wilmington, On
AMI after the 24th day Of August, 1864. uuu |
,Ae oh day Of September, 1864, to receive the
taxes upon the ounua list for 1864, ms comprised
in the foregoing notice Of the Collector
JOHN p. HILYARD,
Deputy Collector First Division.
aug Act
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF DIVISION NO. l,
Tho United States Deputy Collector of la
ternal Revenue, for Division No. /, comprising
Wilmington, Christiana, Branjywine and Mil
Creek lids informs the Manufacturers, Butch.
ers and others, that the duties and taxes acclu-
ing upon their returns to the Assessor for tie
month Of July, 1864, will be due on the 20!h
day Of August 1861, and that he will be at his
office, on and after the 20th until the S0th of
August, for the purpose Of receiving the same
Payment in all cases to be made in gold or silver
coin or in Treasury notes issued under the au-
hority Of the Unite States, or in notes of banks
organized under the act 10 provide National
Currency, and known as National Banks
All persons not ayailing themselves of the
opportunity Of the time named, will subject
themselves to an addition Of ten per cent on the
amount due.
JOHN p. HlLiARD, Deputy Collector,
Office GIG Market Street. Office hours to
II A. NJ, l. to 4 T. NJ. aug. 10 2w.
REV. Mr.. WiswELL, Pastor Of the Central
Presbyterian church, is expected to return from
bis visit 10 his friends on Long Island, this week,
and will preach next Sabbath. Services nj lUl
O'clock a m aud " p. IN.
MILITARY oFncaRs AND SOLDIERS should have
Browns Bronchial Troches, as they eau be
carried in the pocket aud taken upon the first
appearance of a Cold or Cough, which, il ne
elected, may terminate in something worse. As
there are limitations, he sure aud obtain The
genuine BrOWns Bronchial 7rochcs, which are
sold everywhere OF 25 cents a box.
To THOSE LIABLE TO THE DRAPr.-The Com
missloners under the Act recently passed by tie
Legislature, entitled Gan Act to relieve the
people Of this State from Draft, will meet at
their oihcei corner Of Third and Market streets,
IN this city, on and after tomorrow Men
liable to draft should hunt up substitutes and
put them in Immediately, and wait on the Com
missoners Tor the sum voted by the General As
aemby.
the Friends High School, will commence on the
9th Of September next. fhumas Griffith, is the
principal, to whom application may be made for
further information. This is nu excellent school,
and we commend il to our citizens.
The New PUBLIC seuAaE.-At the last meet
ing of the City Council, held on Thursday even.
ing, an ordinance was passed appropriatinq
s 900 for fencirv laying ort ani nhntine
trees in the public ~ IL . user ,Au oew reser-
v0lr. We may anticipate that in few years
this will be beautiful place Of resort for our
citizens.
CANDIDATEs.-The City election takes place
on the 9th of September next. The following
gentlemen are spoken of in connection with Iii,
Offices named, by the Union party
For Mayor-John NJ. Turner, Robert II. Lo.
gan, Samuel Biddle, John H. Adams, Josbug
Niaris, and Capt. II. b. Ray.
For Alderman.-Wm. Silver, Jr,, and Abra-
ham Staats.
For City Treasurer. William Preston, Joht
Downing, Edward Darlington. VIM. IL. Pierce.
For Assessor. .-lseac Darlington, Alexande
Chandler, and John B. Lewis.
the LADIES CoMM1rrsB Of the pslavar
State Association, acknowledge tie following
ioastons received siuce May 10TH Mrs. Il
WQ0dc0ck, int, bandages, old muslin: Susa,
L
Aid Society of Summit Bridge, 81 flannel flirts
! 70 pairs flannel drawers, 43 pnirs yarn stock
ings, sheets, pillow cases; Mrs. j NJ Pusey
Old muslin, baudages Mrs ]. Pusey. 4 lar
blackberry jelly; Miss A. P. Wullastop, lint
: kebecea WOrre, Mill Creek, hospital cushions
old muslin; Miss Il. Lea. l bottle SAmbuc
,, wine Mrs. G. Chandler, u peck apples; Mis-
y H. Robinson, IL bottles blackberry wine; Mr
Cyrus Pyle, so quarts Of backberries; Mrs. \
Candy, bottles Of blackberry syrup.
The Committee also acknowledge the reeeiu
Of $S4 % from Mr.. A. H. Wollaston, that beliI
= the sum received by him ns bounty for tb
> Emergency men, called for during the late lebe
raid into Maryland and Pennsylvania.
o A MEETING OF THE DELAWARE BRtNcu of N
] Ladies' National Covenant, will be held in n
Scientific Lecture Room Of the Wilmington In
stitute, on Thursday, August 25th, at O'Clock
All ladies interested 10 the objects of tho Cove
a nant, are respectfully invited to attend.
q To BE PAID OrF.--We learn that Paymasie
a Of the United States Army has arrived ia hi
. city, who will pay off the Seventh Delawar
l Regiment to-day.
= NoTIcE.-The Committee of one hundred an
a poiuted to encourage eulistments Tor the lat
emergency, will meet at Institute buildin
on Saturday evening" August 27th, at "A o'clocR
Questions of great importance, both to IN
Soldier aud the Committee, remain unsettled
and cannot be satisfactorily arranged without
I full meeting. 1t is hoped that each uembe
! will be present. Contributors to the fund. ar
invited to meet the Committee al the time nm
place above named. j. II. ApAMs. Sec,v
!. August 23, l6G4.-2t
Notice.
! The Commissioners appointed by an net of tb
General Assembly Of the State of Delaware. en-
titled "An Act to relieve the people of this STAT
from Draft" passed at Dover, August 1gtb
1864, will meet at their Office, Southeast corne
Of Third and Market streets, Wilmington, Del
aware, on and after Wednesday the 24th inst.
IT, BY order of Commissioners.
$40 and 1910 CoUPoHs.-R. r. Robinson
, Co., corner of 9TH and Market streets, are buy
ing the go and l0.40 coupons, and paying Col
, rates for them. They have for sale 100 sbore
Mechanics, and 40 shares of Union Bank Stocks
also SoOO Wilmington City Loan. Also the ney
7-3O Treasury notes for sale.
: NRw CHURcH ENTERpRIsE. The NTethodi.
, I UhBFci@ at Newport -one of the Oldest in IN,
State-has been removed, in order to build rev
edihoe The Pastor is holding a sories of meet
ings in the woods, near Newport. AT the,
meetings collections arc taken TO sid them il
erecting the new house of worship So far n,
congregations have been quite large. On Sun
day, the ReVs. Messrs. Gillingham and NJ, IL. Sis
ty, pl elched able and Impressive sermons, Yes
terday, the Rev. VIM. c. Robinson conducted III,
religious services TO day, and Tomorrow, Tia,
Revs. j, A. Brindle and Wm J. Stevenson, ar,
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