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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
MARRIED

CULBRETH-HlCKEY. AT Dover. Dsl.u
on Tuesday, the 10th inst, by Rev. @ Bua,
ington, THOMAS o. CuLBRErH, ESQ 10 a Nv.
MARY +. HIoKEY. all Of Dover, Del "'A''
PIERPoNT-PANC0AST -.March 2oh
Woodstown, by Rev. A. E. Ballard H. /"
CHARLES L, PIERPoNT, Of Salem. Ia M,., ,.
HANNAH b. PANooAsT, Of Woods,oNn 'i'''
FINE-FERGUS0N.-O the 10th insi .,.
residence Of the brides father, in PhiladeIpbS''
Ma. WILLIAM FINE of Bristol, Pa. 10 M,'.
JENNIE FERGUSON ~ ''i''
JEANDELL-BATCmELoR On the 2l,ti0.,
by the Rev. J. H. Kennard, Ma, Wnt,." "
JEAEprLL, formerly Of this city to Miss 3. sa..s a.
BATcHELoR, of Philadelphia. '@AAA
TEMPLEMAN-MoVA In this c;,r
Thursday, March oath, by the RI. Rev hl,,.a "
Lee, HENRY TEMPLEMAN and HENnIrrr, nv a"
WAY, both Of this county. "u'
PALMER-TALLEY.-In this city, on the ava,
ing Of the 22d inst, by Rev. James & Di0t..
son, Mr.. MARTIN v. b. PALMER and Mi.s ~
DIA TALLEY. '' W.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

FohclBLs lILUsTRATloS.-rh attitude of tbe
kentucky politicians who are now trying bv for
chile resistance, or threats thereof, 10 nreven,
The drafting Of slaves in that State ia thus for-
chilly Illustrated by the Cincinnati Gazette.
A call is made upon Kentucky for troops. 10
The negroes are excluded from the rolls. ih.,r
places must be filled with white men There ia
WHO" woman with two sons She owns M
slaves Ihere is her neghbor with a large nlan.
tauon ana hiy slavts Twenty Of these are
mates mates between the ages of twenty and fortv.fve
1hese rlafes are notenrol'ed The widovia sons
are enrolled The draft is made one of Ibs Ia
ter is taken The rich neighbor viii III 49,.
" slaves escapes. IL this Just To the ,.;Io,'s
Would il be just TO the non slaye-nw,a. ~
State Certainly not unless tha, /, y, nv
shown that 1t would be just and cons,;,n,,a an pe
for Congress to pass a law exemptino tho s''l
and property OF certain classes from the h,.
then growing out of the war. But aavs ,ho
STAKEHOLDER, my slaves are worth 81 900 each ~
Grant 1t but what is the son of that wido,
worth Ask that weeping woman as her son ia
drawn to fill the place of your 81, 900 slave =
Who shall put higher estimate upon the aIavs
than upon the poor white man! beside. If ths
slaVeholder does not choose to part with the ne
gro he can pay the exemption money of three
hundred dollars, and retain him. This. the moor
wnl1e man, If he is drafted, cannot do. No
luere Is no Justice in the proposition-nnne
Whatever The claim Of the Stakeholder ia nre-
Pos'erous-Just as much 80 as il would he for
.no rlcn men OF Ohio to claim exemntion for
I1eir sons on tue ground Of wealth. Il is aim.
ply question OF class, that even a das,sas;.
government and much less a renubIicen .,o ra,""a
ment, could not recognize. so'er"'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

CRRDlr FOR EELIsThENTs IN TnE Navy
War Department, Provost Marshal Generals Of
fee, Washington March %, lS64.-Cnoular No.
1.-THE following opinion Of the Hon. William
Whiting, Solicitor Of the War Department. is
published for the information and guidance of
all officers of this Bureau:
In regard to credits Oh the quotas OF wards
towns, &c, OF persons enlistlng into the naval
service or marine corps Of the United States
(SeetiOn 8 act Of Congress, approved Feb
ruary "a, 1864, amendatOry of the Enrolment
act.)
OpNIon Or those persons who, since the
24th OF February, 1864, shall have entered The
naval service or marine corps of the United
STATES some are, others are not, by law, to be
credited 10 the quota Of towns, wards, &C.
No person 80 enlisted is to be credited to apy
quota unless he is "liabe to service" under the
enrolment act, whether he has or has not been
enrolled. Thus, il an alien, Just landed in =
seaport is enormously or improperly enrolled
ne owes the United States no allegiance. and IL
not against bis will, liable to military dutv
anu II he enlsts in the navy, cannot lawful y be
credited to the quota OF the town where he har-
pened to enlist. So, il citizen, whe, by reason
OF his age or for any other cause, is not liable
to military service under the laws of the United
states, should be by error enrolled, and should
then enlist in the navy. he cannot be credited IN
any quota, because the law allows credits onIv
for seaman who are "liable to service under saij
act." 91'u
When such credits are to be given, they must
be given to the towns, wards, &C., sin which
said enlisted mariners, Sc, were or might have
been enrolled, aud were actually liable 10 duty
under the enrolment act"
The two questions of your letter are therefore
to be answered. as follows:
l. A person enlistng into the Marine Corps
or naval service of the United States who IL
laccording to the provisions Of the act of Maroh
o. 1863 liable TO military service, whether en-
rolled or motif he Eight be enrolled-is to be
credited to the quota Of the place where he was
liable to military service.
?. Persons not liable to military ssrvice
whether enrolled or not enrolled, should not he
credited TO any quota JAMES b. FRy
Provost Marshal General
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
DIED.

DAWSON Friday, March 26th, in tbis0,v
JoHE FRANKLIN, infant son Of Joseph & "a
Susanna J. Davis, aged months and ia dsS.
SPlCER.-ln Dagsboro' HID, on Sunday X.
18th instant, WILLIAM SPIoRR, aged about X
years,
kERSHAW.- Philadelphia, on the 26tb I'M.
ofinhammation Of brain, JAMES KRRsHAv IN
iant son of John and Elizabeth Kershaw, sasd
months. ss'a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

RoLiND FOR AN oLrvER.-A tavern-keeper
IN Newark, when giving New Years present to
his ''help," told one Of his porters Ia smart
lrishman) that he was about the best man ia Tho
house, and therefore he should give him the
most costly present. ''Sure," said Patrick, rub
eing his hands with delight, 81 always mane to
or, "and therefore shall make you a present oF
all you have stolen from me during the wear y
"Thank yer honorl" replied Pat, land NAV nil
yer friends and acquAinIances treat you as lib
erally."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

H. II. baiNdHURsT, DRUGGIST AND APorHn-
CARY, 3l7 Market--next door to the corner Of
Fourth street-has just received and offers for
sale, large variety of fancy articles, drugs,
medicines, chemicals, Patent medicines and
perfumery. Having lately purchased in New
York and Philadelphia at low cash prices, a large
assortment Of hair brushes aud tooth brushes.
combs, fancy extracts, cologne water, toilet
soaps, hair preparations, &C., he is prepared to
sell them at The original New York and Philadel-
phia retail priceS. He keeps constantly on hand
large stock OF the most popular 8nd most rei.
able Patent medicines, all Of which he guarantee.
TO be the truly genuine, and warrants them
fresh and unadulteraled. Ayers Sarsaparilla
anu Oherry Peotoral Jaynes' Expecorant.
1ayneS Alternative Carminative, Vemifuge,
and Sanatlve Pills; Browns Essence of Ginger.
husbands Magnesia, Browns Bronchial Troches
Railways Ready Relief Tobias Horse Lniment,
ROBERTS Horse Powder, Hunts Liniment VOLTS
schnapps and Drake's Plantation Bitters, war
ranted genuine and sold at reduced prices,
we would also call particular attention to his
family medicines, among which the following
preparations have been used for many Years,
ana can be relied on for their safe and eiica-
clous ourea; bringhursi's Cough Syrup, for
coughs, Oolds and Asthma, is one of the best
emedies known for diseases Of the LuDes-
bringhnrsfs Dyspeptic Pills, an excellent rene
dy Tor Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints. &c. Bring.
hursts Anti Bilious Pills, popular and desi.
rable cure for Bilious Fevers, Jaundice, Cosliye.
ness Headaches, &c. Bringhurst's Blackberry
compound an invaluable remedy for Cholic.
Sholera Morbus, Diarrh@a, Dripping Pains, and
summer Complaints in children. Bringhurst's
& hlhss Mixture, speedy and cfficacious nppli
cation for Pans, Bruises, Rheumatism. Chil-
hlains, Frosted Feet, SC, and also Brinehursts
Essence OF Jamaica Ginger, the popular meli-
cine for Dsordered Stomachs Indigestion, and
Diarrhea. This preparation of Ginger, unlike
those disagreeable and useless nosirums eold
under the same name, is prepared only from tbe
genuine bleeched Jamaica Ginger.
hassons Compound Syrup Of Tar, for Coughs
Uoius, Hoarsoness, Asthma, Sore Throat, and ali |
81 oe"'S per oottle' sep l4.u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

TBE sEoREr.-There were two little s;s,or, =.
the house, whom nobody could see withon, ioa ~
ing, Tor they were always so happy toee,b.r NV
Iney hsl the same books and the same plav.
,h,ngs' out never qIarrel sprung up between
running away in pet. 0n the green before ,bC
a1or, tr1ndling hoop, playing with Rover, helm.
ing mother, they were always the sweet temnpr.
eu iitue girls You never seem 10 ouarreI ; 7
-sAlu 70 them one day; how is it you are alWavs
Ioge.her They looked up aud The eldest az
sTered, sns 4 'sPose it's because Addie Its me.
.n ana let Addie. l thought moment. jan
,bs, , y ~ said' she lets you, and you lei her
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
Grav Hair Restored--Balduesa prev.n,,

draV Hair est0red-Baldness Prevanta,
London Hair Color Restorer and DreAsnS =,
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing -,
" London Hair Color Restorer and Dressns !.
" London Hair Color Restorer and DRESSING
RESTORES GRAY HAIR WITHOUT DYRIHo.
This discovery for the preservation of III.
human hair is taking the lead OF all hair prep..
rations, besides restoring the color and making
hair grow on bald beads, 1t is a beautiful dres.e
ing, keeps the hair soft, smooth and flexible -.
moves any eruptiye disease, Itching Scurf. DAN
drufi, 60 Many who were bald aud gray bay,
had their hair permanently restored. Only On,
preparation. Large boitles, 90 cents ;, sin bottle,
iIll Ia v XIV ~ SiI an 5,'Is,, t,S.,s
,eiIeala = salt|' n 4,lt - i1| frlEalaS
I ll. I 3 n !. s:... y. -.
X l ssE' E wv .68 Hi Nm. M =
'1tlN fteltt zs2fNa k7tpa SFa HAH1s roiIfi.r
I z Aad 4hR fkASt y. f| \ VI 1f Z,
\ nAeRafuAaa R&qei 4al II iAI aI's. N ~
\ 4&fteelnlAian ueelslns " lah lssStsy..-
4, 9|s6sRlea enls fhfoat, Hip JOINT Complaint.
- Dark Blotches, or defects in the skin.
Obstinate or Scaly Erupuons, Cancers.
Weakened and Debilitated system.
Boils, Yellow Skin, Pimples 10 the face,
Mercurial Diseases, liberated Sore Legs, &G
Patients whose bodily health seemed entirely
gone, and the whole system feAstered with tie
corruptions Of scrofula, have been perfectly "a.
stored by this world renowned Panrcea.
10 cRae Of erupiions Of the skin on any part Of
the body anoint with 'Swayne's All healing 0nt.
mont" IL will hasten and cure the most obstI.
nate and loathsome diseases, no matter Of how
ong standing. BE very particular to get The
senuine, as prepared only by Dr.. SwAYHR 1
gOH, No. 800 North Sixth Street. PHILADELPHIA
Sent by Express to any address,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

BRows's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs clear and give
strength to the voice of SIEoRRs, and are indis-
pensable to PUBLIC SPEAKERs
"l recommend their use TO Public Speakers"
Rev. E. II. CHAPIE.
"They have suited my case exactly, relieving
my throat and clearing the voice so that | could
sing with eaae." I. DuoHAHdE.
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal.
Sold by ell Dealers in Medicines at 25 cents
per Box.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
CITY MATTERS.

ATTENTION, SoLDIHnsl PROTECT YOUR HEALrRl
No sensibls man will leave the city without
supply of HObL0WAY'S PILLS AND ONT
MENT. For Wounds, Bruises, Sores, Fevers
and Dysentery. these medicines are the best in
the world. Every English and French Soldier
uses them. Only 25 cents per box or pot. 225
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

Governor VoTR OF New HAMpsHtnp 1894
The following is the complete vote for Ciovernor
Of the Granite State by counties, exoludine
Gohtowu, where the Copperheads by violence
prevented an election, reducing the Union major.
ity about fifty: ''''-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
FARMERS

Put 10 your Oats. Corn and Potatoes and Ia,
dress your Grass with "p
ALLEN & NEEDLES
u !, d. Fertilizer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

Five Danish steamers are crditfag Oh tiaf43hfif.l Il
where the Prussian f,tilla is ioeebound The
Auslrlans have entered Aarhas, marching on
Fredcriea. The bombardment of the Duppel
fortifcations had been commenced. An impor-
tant engagement occurred on the 18Th, at Sun
derWett, but no particulars are given.
In Auburn, N T., on Saturday, q collision
occurred between a squad of the Invalid Corps
and number of the 10th regiment N. Y. S. ",
(veierans') Two Of the latter were shot and two
severely wounded.
letter received nj Boston, from Madeira,
states that the pirate Florida sailed from Fun.
chal on February 3.
Hoa. Owen Lovejoy, of Illinois, died in Brook
lyn, N. Y, about midnight on Friday
The committee appointed by the Ohio House
of Representatives 10 Investigate the escape of
John Morgan and party from the penitentiary,
have just reported. They find that the prison
ers had no nd, and that none was required
since the escape could not have occurred if he
air-chamber under the cell had not existed
They place all the blame On the military au-
thoriiies for not making a regular examination
Of the cells, and recommend hereafter that all
prisoners coDhped in tue penitentiary be under
the control Of the Warden.
Governor Gilmore, of New Hampshire, has
issued proclamation stating that the Deficiency
under the call for 10000 men is $50. There
was an excess Of 29l men under the 300 900
'NN eHS'N hFc Cltultou 10 tue state, as We'll
as the re enlisted veterans, numbering .9G7
men. The new requirement being, for 9, ,G26,
leaves 659 more TO raise as above stated.
Governor Gilmore calls upon the people to fill
up the quota at once, and TO unite in reiteral ting
the statement that there shall never be
another draft in the old Granite State"
An order has Just been issued from the War
department which reads thus: e. All Confeder.
s.e ollls, notes or bonds in the hands of sfficera
or agents Of The Government will be transmitted
TO the Adjutant General OF the ARMY. with
specified statement how and from whom thsv
we're received. II captured, the circumstances
OF the capture will be stated and il any mr.
tion has been expended, the amount aud mole
Of expenditure will be given. COMMANDING
officers Of departments, armies in the field. in
dependant posts, regiments and companies nrc
charged with the execution OF this order"
The Secretary ofthe Treasury under the au-
thority Of the act authorizing lin TO sell The
surplus gold in the Treasury, has determined 10
Issue gold noie7, receivable for duties. with
which he proposes to anticipate the plyment Of
interest on the public debt due up 10 first Jan
uary, 1865 That due on or before the 6rst of
July next, will be paid without rebate of in.
teresti on that due after July LIST rebate
OF three per cent per annum will be exacted II
is supposed that about twenty-five million of
anticipated WIZ ''
The President has Dismissed from the servca
Gol. Wooliord, Of Kentucky.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

1864 Gilmore over Harrington, $40; ovsr
all, 8 668.
lS6S.-Eastman over Gilmore, 3,79s Gilmore
aud Hartman together over Eastman,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

A schoOlmasier in Ohio advertises that he will
keep Sunday school twice q week-Tuesdays
and saturdsys
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
YOTYGE

IlnosE In want Of Ever Plated Ware, suuh as leo
Pitchers, Silver Plated Tea Sets Silver Plated Castos
Silver Plated Forks and Spoons, &e &c. viii do we'll 10
examine the stock Just received aud for sale low By
TllOS. Y. DE- NoRMANDIR
Ap 702 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

U. s. 1905. 5-2O's, &o.-R. R. Robinson &
Co., corner Of 4th and Market streets, offer
their services TO parties who hold tho U. s. 7.30
Treasury notes, to convert them into the 'Sl six
per cent bonds; but they advise parties holding
1850 Treasury notes to keep them till near time
of maturity, as il will pay them z, 80 per cent,
interest in gold, 'insteRd Of per cent, which
will be l.SO per cent per annum more in gold
than If they changed them now. They will al
so pay the highest price fors7 ;aQa saupoas dlfd
LIST Of April and " ~ d ~ Aias
Sac jan lsg 1g sap "a hIbuyiay
III y Y. II, ,DEs'll
9 M 4 's : Z l'ssE ss A.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
THE UNION LEAGUE
FIR EE r READING ROOM,

Savifs Building, Corner Of SirM and Market So.
Open daily Sundays sxeepted) from m till 10 p m
"a IN LOYAL MEN, WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF
rAIf, arc invited to visit tho room at any Time and as
ohen as convenient -
NEWSPAPERS from all parts of the loyal States are
provided daily for the information and entertainment OF
Free of Charge.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
NOTICE.

Tue C0PARTNERsHTP heretofore osIstlns between
JAMES WILSON, CnARLEa GRKRE and WILLIAM Will
soNi JRr under the name and firm OF
Wilson, Green q Wilson,
vas dsaolvel the arst day OF March, A. D. 1868 This
business Of the late m will be settled ly Charles Green
and William Wilson, Jc, Who alone will use the firms
name 10 liquidation. The business Of Manufacturing Tin
and Sheet lronwaIe will be eontnhed by ths
under the name Of 0RREH WILSON
CHARLES GREEN,
February IS, 1864. I'm Ssiml
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
~ n'lEAA 9 Soy
No. liz, ,
MARKET STREET,
B r o X E R S.

WE are prepared to convert the D. s. $40 Tre,.urv
w notes in,o the per cent Bonds Of 1881, viii
M ket rates all kinds Of GOVERNMENT sRCURiTiFs
U. b-20 BONDS
y. s. 7-a0 TREASURY NOTES
u " MOS, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
u Z. QUAkTERMAsTERs CHRuKs, i-'S'
u r. TWO YEAR PER CENT LEGAL TENDER
u s. 3 PER CENT COUPONS AND REGISTERED
n,,.ahs1S eeiuneA'ea OF lndehtedneaa collected or
pV ,nar vnassl is0lu JOHN MeLEAR d SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
IIIAASl HAG

fhn Uaiisd States Deputy Collector Of Inter.
nal Hevenuo, for Division No. l, comprising
Wilmington, Christiana, Brandywine and Mill
Greek Hundreds, informs the Manufacturers,
Butchers aud others, that the duties and axes
aecruing upon their returns to the Assessor for
the month Of February, 1864, win be due on
the goth day Of March 1864, and that he
will be at his office, on and after the 21st
until the 3lst Of March, for the purpose of
receiving the same. Payment in oil cases to be
made in gold or silver coin, or in Treasury
notes issued under the authority Of the United
States, or in notes of banks organized under
the act to provide National Currency, and
known as National Banks.
All persons not avaliug themselves Of the op-
portuniiy of the time named, will subject them
selves to an addition Of ten per cent on the
amount due.
am prepared to deliver licenses to those
persons who have not taken them out heretofore
JOHN ?. HlLYARD, Deputy Collector,
Office GIG Market Street. Office hours 8 to
II A. NJ, to 81 p. NJ. [mar. ls.2w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
9 M. pFTTRNaILL 9 Co.,

No. az PARK Row, NesD York, a 8 Safest, Boston.
Ars our authorised Agents In hoae cities to take Ad
vertisemsnts snd subscriptions for the Journal and
statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
NOTICE

usT received at 302 Market street. large and besu.
inl coeciion Of GLASS Fruit Bowls Of entirely new
Htv'e' Cali anu examine them.
N TH0S. Y. de N0RMANDIB.
NOW is the time for putting up fruit for winter use and
or tnSt purpose Of every reliable kind ara haai
aug los safe by fIOs. Y. de NoRMANDIE,
gAu - a02 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
Aganta 1

JUN JUN 70 your inierossi Call and examine something
Isenty needed by every person OF ten 5. npes sent
~, ny mail Tor Twenty Cents, that retaila for Two
Sqisrs; Spig by L. W0LcoTT, No no CHATHAM SQUARE
'H" 1ohh dec 22Iyw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
NEWS ANp oralsR MATrnRs.

The President has issued proclamation defn
ing the cases in which the rebels are entitled to
the benefits of the proclamation of the 9Th Of
December, 1868, and the manner in which they
shall proceed 10 avail themselves Of these bene-
fits.
The steamer Evening Star, with New Orleans,
Texas and Mexican advices, arrived at New \ ofk
on Saturday Alsnsndria L., was surrendered
to Admiral Porters feet on the 18th. The Fort
De Russey prisoners had arrived at New Orleans.
The army in Western Louisiana is moving, and
General Lees cavalry had occupied New Iberia.
Two of our guuboats had dressed Grand Lake
and ssceuded Grand river nearly to Butte La Ruse,
where they burned rebel camp and equipage.
New Notifications are being built up al Browns
WILLIE Matamoras, II was expected, would be
attacked by seven French frigates which had
appeared of the mouth Of Rio Grande. Partic.
nlars had been received OF the capture OF Qua
dalaiara by the liberal Mexican forces under
uraga Twenty four cannon aud 700 prisoners
were captured Mejia is at San Luis Potosi with
5000 men. expecting nm attack, Puebla is said
to be besieged by the liberals
The rebels attacked Union City, Tenn, on
Thursday, and the place was surrendered by
Colonel Hawkins. commanding 400 Of the Seventh
Tennesse Cavalry.
Paducah, Ky was captured by Forrest, vito
force of 5000 men, on Saturday morning.
The rebels made three assaults upon the tort
below the city. but we're repulsed each time
During the rebel occupancy our guuboats shelled
the place, and much Of it was burned, The
enemy loft on Sunday morning, after burning
the government storehOuse. Our loss was u
killed and 40 wounded, und that Of the rebels Ia
reported at fiom $50 10 800, including General
Thompson.
The rebel forces which entered Kentucky are
under the command of Forrest and Faulkner,
and are moving towards Clinton. They were
between Columbus and Mayfeld on the 2Gth -
Their losses, though crippled, are stronger than
was at first supposed. Between 1900 and 1900
wOuaded have reached May field from Paducah.
Lieutenant General Grant intends, it is said,
to place oil general officers on duty at Oaesr ,,sl
Ii is repeated thai !. a snf|s. n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
TO LET.

1,6F a tenement Of ave rooms; rent IS per month.
niN Preisrencs VIII be given to family without
Il small children, and considerable work
AAA4L DO haJeither on my arm or in my house.
- j. A. BROWN,
"" Living Home, Newport Pike.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
Lost or MisIaid
NnrIcF

FiNk Lot Of Silver Plated casiors just received, 10
n ssie io", at Nols12 Market street, by
ps THos. Y. DHN0RMANpI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29

,ANDRErn's new crop Garden Seals, Peas. beans
sn,nssh sParagHs EGGPLANT Pepper Lettuce Oabase
oPlnNcn, celery, Cneuuber Onion Radsh &c. for carly
"'"s a. u. CHANDLER & son,
r.n,.,,, GIL Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
FOR SALE.

41ar GOOD PAkM near Dover. ,,,sr,ng &,
Iiis Acres. The improvements consist of a nav
lii house with good barn aud necessary ont bulld,
iAaA ings. Term, easy '''
H1LYARD Il co,
,,, 6i6 Market Street.
"A' - Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-29
DELAWARE MARBLE WORKS
FOR SALE

fTa4s The Brick Dwelling, No 203 West Seventh st.
hii with Side lot 1thas 9rooms besides the finished
iia4 attic; modern hester in cellar heating the Par
hlor, Dining Room and suins Roola panrs
with hot aud cold water u Bath Room side Lot % By
w Apply to The subscriber hs premises or Al h
onlce NO East Third Street, between 10 and u A NJ
maj io-u CLEMENT u, SMlTH.