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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05

Eye AND EAR.--Prof. J. Isaacs, nj. D., 0ou.
list and Aurist, formerly of Leyden, Holland, is
permanently located at No. Oil Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dseA
SOS Of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured IL durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.-Tho Medical faculty is invited, as he
has no secrets in his mode Of treatment. ju8-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
ELECTION.

BANK OF WILMINGroN AsD RRASDYwIETl
Wilmington, Del, March 18th, 1864
Notice Is hereby given that Election will be held
MONDAY, the 4th day Of April next, at the Banking
House. between this hours Of and o'clock p M, for
Nine Directors TO serve the ensuing year.
mar 1stm E. RICE, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills.

The combination Of Ingredients in these Pills are the
Lssut Of long aud extensive practice. They mild In
tbel opsTaton and certain In correcting all hresular
Ass Painful MsnstruAOns, removing all obstrueuona
whether from cold otherwise headache pain In the
slds papaton Whites all nervous affections
hyserios fatigue, palm in the back aud limbs, &C., dis
surbsd sleep, which arise from interruption of nature
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills
Wa The commencement Of a In the treatment oi
Atss and obalruoons which hive consigned
30 many Ia -mature grave No female enjoy good
health unless sbe l. regular and whenever an obstruction
takes place tbs genera, hsalth begins to decline.
DIR. Cheesl lNman's Pills
Are the most eeOtuAi remsa eser Anown i0f al com
pAInta peculiar to Females. To a. eAsAss tsy arc ,u
valuable, inducing, with certainty p,
They are known to Thousands who have u'sa .ns~ =
different periods throughout tue country, A~As ~,
sanction Of Of the ointment PhyEieians Nu'v
ca. Explicit direeoas stating when they should "' "
used, with eAeh box-the PGcs One Dollar per Box
tslnng from 80 to 60 Pllls.
Pills sent by mail promptly. by rsmittins to the Pro-
rlstor. Sold by Drugniss generally.
HUTcHGNas nLLYER, Propristors,
sspll-ly 81 Cedar Street, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05

PnorodRApHfu GALLERY. .--Messrs. LARKiH y
Co., formerly of this city, having recently Gu
larged and improved their hitherto extensive
PoRrRAIr AND PHOTOGRAPHIC Picture Gallery
at the CoRNnR OF EtaHTH AND AROH STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA, are now prepared to take all
kinds of Photographic Pictures, plain or colored,
in the highest style of the art at the lowest pos
sible prices Aged and young are alike taken in
all weather and in any light, by means of the
additional facilities at this establishment. The
new entrance on Arch Street is great conve,
nience to ladies, all Of whom are invited to cal
when in Philadelphia, and see the numerous
beautiful art specimens which adorn the gallery
ep 24-1Y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
,MERIEEALTI

THE Undersigned offers himself candidate for the
il nomination Of the Union party of New Castle coun-
ty for the office Of Sheriff, and respectfully solloih the
support Of his fsow-ctzens At the same time be
pledges himself to abide the nomination and give the
nominee cordial support
jan. lb tn. GEO. 8. H4GANY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
SheriAaItv

To The Unconditional Union Voters Of Nsp Castle
County:
mIE undersigned offers hmtelf as a candidate for the
nomination Of the Union voters for the oicepf Sheriff.
and respectfully sools the support Of aud at
the time pledges himself TO support the nonnee
the party. WILLIAM JONES.
Red Lion Hundred Jan. H. 1854. jan lb-tn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
REFERENOEe

Mr. s. Allen, 1915 North 1lth Street, Philadelphia
Mrs. G. She's, 1909 Arch Street, Philadelphia
Miss L. Weaver 229 Carpenter street, Philadelphia.
Miss X. II. Evans, Port Deposit, Nd.
Mt. Wm. Russell, Little Water 81, Baltimore
March ~, leS4,-4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
UNITED STATES sa
INTERNAL REVENUE.
AHunuuou n,u-aa s., nSnA

The attention of Taxpayers Is hereby called to the
provisions Of the United States Excise Law relative to
the Assessment Of annual taxes.
By the sixth section Of the Act of July 1902 smade
heduty OF all persons partnerships hrs, associations
corporations made liable to any annual duty license
tax ON OR BEFORE The FIRST MONDAY MAY YEAR
to make list return To the Assistant Assessessor OF the
District whero located Of the amount Of annual income
the articles objects charged with special tax and
the bus snesa occupation liable to pay any license
EverypeTsOn who shall fail 10 make such return by
the day specified will be liable to be assessed by the
Assessor according to the best information which he can
obtain and IN such the Assessor Ia required add
nifty per centum to the amount Of the items of such list
Every person who shall deliver TO an Assessor any
"a 80 or fraudulent list or statement with intent to evade
the valuation enumeration required By law Is subject
to fine Of i've hundred dollars; and In such the
list will be made out by the Assessor Assistant A.
aessori and from the valuation and made
there can bo no appeal. Na
Payment Of the annual taxes except those for licenses
will not be demanded until the thlreth day Of June
The appropriate blauks which to make return, and
all necessary information, will be furnished by Messrs
James M Braefini Centreville O. Wilmington James
Woollsy and Frank Taylor, Wilmington; Samuel L,
Eoces, ChristlAnA Robert Cam, New Castle; John c.
Clark, Jr Kirkwood j. S. Hand Blaokbird; Assistant
Assessors for New Castle County to whom the returns
should be delivered before the first Mondaylof
Ma y At their espectlYe Offices
JOHN p MoLEAR
U. 8. Assessor, District of Delaware
Wilmington, Feb. 29, 1894 mar1-Im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
DELAWARE STATE JOURNAL AND rUEsDAY
Sherifps Sale;


,sa4 by virtue Of writ Of Venduonl Exp0nas Il
liIEH me directed will be exposed to Public Sale Al
i6kA the Hotel OF Morris DicE son, In The city OF viii
llkl4i mlngton, New Castle County Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY, The day ef April. 1854 At O'Clock
H. the following described REAL ESTATE, via:
All that certain lot piece Of land, situate In The ely
o. Wilmington. bounded and described follows, TO Wit;
begnning at stake the aaserly side Of Washington
street. betweel Eleventh aud Twelfth streets at
OF The Pabe School House Lot and at the distance OF
one hundred feet from the northery side Of Eleventh
street theuce partly along line Of said lot and part
along line of other land II William W. Tofbert eastarly
and parallel With Eleventh street hundred feet to
stnke thence along the two following lines dividing this
rom other lands " the Aforesaid William W. 1Orbert
lorherly parallel with Washington street, twenty five
ieet TO corner stake, and westerly parallel with Eleventh
street one hundred feet to the aforesaid side Of Washing
Ton street. and thence thereby southery twenty-five feet
70 he place Of beginning containing twenty-five hundred
eet Of land be the less, with two Htored
irnme dwelling and other buildings thereon srsctsd.
Seized and taken In execution the property OF Charles
H. b. Smith, and TO be sold by
LEWIS W. sTlDHAM, Sheriff.
shsrlas Oaiee New Castle, March 49, 1864. is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
Sherihalty,

fHE undersigned hereby offers himself to the voters OF
i New Castle County candidate for Sheriff, sub
ject to the nomination Of the Unconditional Union Party.
He pledges hinselfo give the successful nominee
divided support THOMAS NJ. OULBERT.
MllnlinEion. Jan 0. ls6l.-tn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
CLOAKS / CLOAKs! CLOAKS
AT TUE |
New Wilmington Cloak Store,
No. 6OS Market street,

WILMINGTON DELAW Ahki
Where the ladies Of this city will fnd splendid as
sortment Of
Spring Cloaks Of the Latest Patterns,
And at prices lower than any Of the cloak stores in
Philadelphia New York. The proprietor hopes 20 be
able to present such Inducements to the ladies OF Will
mington and vicinity, will make It their Interest 10
purchase their ooaks al the New Wilmington Cloak store
No. o07 Market street Call and examine his stock lie
will take great pleasure In exhibiting his goods TO any
one desiring to purchase Coaks made to any pattern
apl-ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
$50 CARRIAGES Ar AUCTION

NEW BOOKS!
At D. s. r. Butler's Book ard NsgspaPrr Store
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. \ = i.
TrumpB story Of American Life by @. ". Curtis.
The Crossed Psth by wilkie Collins y
Harry Harson, by John T. Irving. -
The Attorney, by John 4; Irving;
The Constitution Of the United STATES
wild Life. by Capt Mayne Reid.
Life Of General Francis Marion.
Eyerybody's Lawyer
Moral History Of Women.
Miss Gilberts Career
One Of Them, by ChAs. Lever.
The First False Step, by Reynolds.
The Woman in White, by Wkie Collins. =,
Twenty-Five different kinds OF Novels at dime eAtl
All the Magazines, Daily and Weekly NewspaIr,
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles, for sale in y
variety api
IN CHANcERY OF DELAWARE.
New Castle, County,
Between
Joseph Martin,
Complainant, In Partition.
David Martin, ct. al.
DetendantH
And now to wit this leth day Of February A. D. 1864
the Sheriff having made return 70 the summons issued
In the above cause that part Of the Defendants said
Aun Martin, Frances Martin Of Jane, William Martin Of
Jane Mary Jane Martin OF Jane, Elizabeth Martin,
Maria Martin, Margaret Martin David Martin of jane
James Martin Of Jane and Annie H. Martin non sunt
inyent and further appearing by the affidavit Of James
stidham fled in this that the said defendants
have no known place Of abode within this county and
DO served personally with process, and that said
Defendan reside out of this sate II is ordered by the
Chancellor that the above named Defendants be and
appear before this court Monday the eleventh day o
April next and show II any they have why part
tfon the premises described In the petittion filed In
this should not be made pursuant to the prayer
the petitioner And Is further ordered by the court thai
copy ofthe for going order be printed in the Della
ware State Journal newspaper printed In the city OF
Wilmington aud continued therein for the space Of four
weeks before the said llth day Of April next.
,r-~ In testimony that the iorgong 10 true copy
L. Of the order Of publication made by the Chan
'~~~' rellor IN the cause above stated have here
Chaneery New CASTLE this third day Of March, A.
| lSf4 SAM'L. GUTHRIE
mRrB4w, Register In OhAneery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
ELECTION,

1IIO LOINs
N ELECTION will be held at the Ohice Of the Della
n Savings Bank, No. COG Market Street. on thu
Fourth day Of April next, between the hours Of thre
and four O'clock, p NJ for twenty five Directors
the ensuing year.
March %, 1so44t 7a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
STnVESI STOVES!!l STOVES!

Auditors Notice.
The undarsgnsd will attend at
Georgetown, Sussex County, April II, 1854
Dover, Kent County, April 25, 1864.
New Castle, New Castle County May o, 1854.
Al which time the School Committees Of the respee-
tive Districts in said Counties are requested to appear
and settle their School accounts
ANDREW l. GALLEY,
Dover, March 90 1884 Auditor Of Accounts.
mar 256t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
PENINsULAR R. R. LINE.
Change of n,

Change of HOURS.
| ON aud after MONDAY, October 5th, 1853, Trains
" the ACCOMMODATION Of Passengers will run fol.
lows, until furtlsr. .Aotee;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Ag
rIcutura Society Of New Castle County, will be held
the ofce Of the Secretary, SATURDAY the End day
April next. pl opositon for the sale Of the Farm vii
be discussed, which account general attendance Il
requested. ROBERT hoCABE, Secy.
mar
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
Sheriffaltv.-' a
SIHERIFFALTY,

INHE Subscriber offers himself TO the voters Of New
IL Castle County rs candidate for the office OF Sheriff
subject the decision of the Unconditional Union Party
lie returns his sincere thanks his friends the fat
terng vote given him in 1862 and respectfully solieitl
their votes at the ensuing nomination election pedginl
himself to yield ardent support to the successful
nominee. SAMUEL ALLEN,
jan. lb-tn. White Clay Creek Hundred.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
HOME BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR MASTERS AND MISSES.
A The subscriber will keeprpen Chestnut
As.NA Grove Cottage his late family residence, for
lssss Masters and Misses under competent insirur-
~. ters.
9A.A4 Dleteties and gymnastics, or in other words
proper food and plenty Of exercise, both in doors and
out will receive the special attention Of the managers
maki"g It health we'll as education Institution
Care Will be used not to excite the inteecual faeutie
to the injury Of the physical system but pos
sble to made II suitable Home School for ALL and par
teularly for those Of feeble constitutions
The entire building will be appropriated exclusively
to the Of the children and the teachers 1t is stua
ted the highlands just outside OF the city Of Will
mington, aud is pleasant aud healthy location
be found In the cOurtry,
The government Of the School will be mild and gener
al In Its character while all the rules necessary for thu
proper management of the pupils will be strictly
forced.
For further information address,
DR. ]. A. BROWN,
IL. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
New Restaurant and Lager Beer Saloon.
GEORGE STRoEHLE,
No. 234 King Street,

@-@@Nt3 0sACC
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
ID EsPEOTFULlY Announees that he has ftied up A
~ Saloon at the above named place, and opened Hst-
class
Restaurant q Lager Beer Saloon.
All the decacies and substsntias Of the market VIII
be served up by experienced caterer in the most APP
proved and palatahle styles
Perminent and transient borders Accommodated ON
reasonable terms.
Meals can DO procured At all hours the reason
able terms Lunch every day from 10 to IL o'clock
His Bar Will be always we'll supplied with all the best
foreign and domestic Liquors, together with Lager Bee
He Invites the public TO give him call ap 5.6n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
FOR SALE.
Agents I

1 OOK to your lnteressl Call aud examine something
" urgently peaded by every person ten samples
FREE by mall, for Twenty Cents, that retais for Tw
Dollars by II L. woLcoTT, No. ITO CHATHAM SQUARE
NEW YORK dec 22iyw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-05
NnTICE

FINE Lot Of Silver Plated oascrs just received, 10
"A sale low, at NalsO2 Market street, by
Ps = THos. <. DENoRMANDI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03
THHHaRAPH1O.
FROM MOBILE.
MOVEMENTS OF PR E.

NOBLE, Nov. LA special toIthe Mobile Advertiser,
dated s,natobis October Ss. says that St. Louis pa
psrs of the 2sth report Price 20 miles south Of Kansas
City. The same papers add that the lighting aud ma
erial lost on both sdes amount to no great conse-
quenoes
1t was supposed that the main body Of Pf;oss army
had not yet been engaged.
The ST. Louis Republicans says that little reliance can
be placed in anything coming from Blunt and Lane.
An interesting special to the Democrat, from War
rensburg, on the 2ls Gays that Price Was making bis
way through Kansas, Smith following him. This has
been shown to be false by still later Yankee sdveeS]
The latest news places him beyond the Missouri State
line, having purdersd 20 counties, and causing great
murmur among Missourian1.
rhs latest advices from Yankee sources place him at
Carthage, Jasper county, Missouri
Plsssanton is reported Wskrg up ~ The Federalf
lost 800 st Kansas City, and claim to have captured
5 0Oo prisonera
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03
THE CITY.

MEYoR's OoURT.-The following cases were before
the Mayor this mornings
CHARLES Pryor, free negro from fredericksburg,
charged with having pair of new cavalry boots, sup
posed to have been stolen. Waterman Kennedy found
the negro in the street with the boots The negro tried
to sliuk out Of the way but grabbed BE than sd
the boots belonged to Mr. Lucien LewF, and showed
pass purporug to have been written by Mr. Lewis, to
ssh the boots for $780, Mr. Lswis appeared and repL'
dated the pass ana disclaimed all knowledge Of the
boots.
The resro was sent on to the Hastings Court for trial
He ia o notorious thief.
Richard Blue, with horrible Scalr-wound, was
charged with assaulng the city nghtwatch. Watcaman
Everett stated that, he and Waterman Carter
going down Main street, 18th street, they saw two
men together on the opposite side Of Main street. one
Of the men called out "oons ever to ny assistance
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03
FOREIGN MUSICAL NEWS.

Adena Patti is playing in Paris after having played
q successful engagement in Lyons.
Gounod continues to be the reiEnuR musical favore
in Europe. His OPERA the Q Ieen of Sheba, WAS lately
pu on the stage at rnstAdt with unusual msgni6cenee
A Meyerbeer festival was lately given OF Pesth, the
opera being the Hug1enos. Ali the psrts-even the
most nsgni6canUeIe performed by tst class artists
A monument to Nsverbeer viii be raised IN Milan.
The Grand axe OF Idsu has presented Herr Strauss
his chapel choir master, With fnuf box, ornamented
with brilljants and bearing portrait of the donor.
The leading rrima donnRs engaged for this season Of
1854 at the Italian Opera In Paris, AdelnR Patti
aud Anna de Ia Grange, Who some years sgl sing in
the same troupe in the New Yok Ac denny Of Music.
Ala recent choral festival a. the Crystal Palace 3
hymn composed by the late Prince Alder. was sung by
five thousand voices.
Vieux.empe the violnis has written overture fer
fol- band and chorus upon the Belgian NIona bymu.
A younE EpClish baritone, Mr.. GSorge Lennon, who
engagements on the allan sg, lsfs Milan for
ne vhare he IL --pg-gsd for SIX months. lie gives
grsa promise Of making brill ant career.
Maria Ssbs, Brazilian lady, 90 years Old Is singing
at the Carcano theatre at Milan She has deluiously
fresh voice and marvellous vocal ex cution,
Willie Pape, the Mobile boy pianist is giving concerts
In the Eagllsh towns with success.
Howard Glover aunouroos q series Of grand mu-
steal festivals st Du'y LINE THEATRE for which two
HUNDRED singers and q largo orchestra and chorus
are engaged.
Al Melbourne, Australia, Lucy Estcott, an Amerc n
lady from Sprrg fed, Mss, is now the leading prima
donna.
Verdi Is busy employed in making serious alterations
in the fcore OF his last OPERA Ii FozI del Dsstno
which he intends bringing out in is amended state at
the San Carlo ct Naples, before submitting 1t to Pa
rlsiAn audience.
n Leopold de Meyer, the lion pianist, as he Is called
has bsen astonishing Rossni bis hcu'e, by the
perfom nance Of seine of mia unpublished works, amorg
Others, q fantasia on Ssmiramde.
Charles Adams an American terror, has been engaged
At the Royal Opara a. srlin. When the present wal
broke out he left for tour through the West Indies
and has sine, surg in Holland, Germany, Hungary, and
lastly in Bsrlin.
LiGIt ia to compose Oracro, with the sacred tte
"Jesus Christ"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03
ROm yesterday, Evsnirs Edi'iOa.


spirit Of tho morning 4AOeS
In On article On the coming election in iAnAeeiAoO'
the Eyaminsr takes this ground, which hemPoSsAss'
'-Our (soushsrp) national Interests and 0slses are
Hksly 10 be promoted BY the success OF the AOohnor-
las and n Be defeated BY tsAs Of the Demccrass-
Fhs proposition Is sustained BY the Examiner with &C.
gent argumensG 1: closes BY saying; III Providence
dss gas he Independents Of the South, Is VIII lsruit
TIA "a election Of Ne Lino'lo'"
Another article psOolAims Richmond saier than Is has
ever been since the battle of Williamsburg. Virginia
Il highly oompnented for the gallant turnout OF the
Sons Of bs soil In response 10 Gen. L'ss lAsSt call.
The Ss-iiHsI bsp.izss is editorial type In an az
tcls N railroad transportation Hopes tS Legislature
viii invest the Governor With full powers to appoint
she rt ite for supplying The wants Of The Poe
pie % the easiest terms.
In regard 70 the employment Of negro soldiers IN
our ssy the Sentinel thinks ES had better saVS zoe
question 70 gradual development and Soaa0o' N the
lshs Of experiences and according - PseVdSres &C ~
max cur future path rather tAAa UrADBl' ever nSv'
Fhs Enquirer agrees With the cAStlS'tSSVDs CAT0"i,
sls hat ours var SoE The supremacy Of ra'S ana
tas right Of Ssf government aud says the au'soa Of
oousOribnE negro soldiers Il one rf sHpssaLey puEty
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03
SALE OF RARE COINS AND MEDALs-soNE OF
TEE CURIosITIES OF NUNISMATIoS.

A great sale Of coins and medals was held at New
York isst Wetk. Blye's we're present from Pailsdel-
mia Boston and otaer ctes. Pieces OF coins have
rauiGly advanced within . few yearS-a circumstances
which tends con6ne the pucbaso of collections AZ
most txsluaiveiy TO persons o. considerable mears
Among tbs piscss most eagerly s,uyht after by nu
njsms.ooRis,s ere what are termed pattern pieces
Pattern PIECES arc p-cos rcm designs drawn a. the
Mint under the direction Of the Superintendent 0ly
a small numbsr are struck CR A proof OF each piece
il sent TO the Secretary Of he Treasury Tese patterns
are fRquenly nj losd after much time ard SIX Il have
e.en speut their designs Ii has been customary 10
isue only Vs or six Of each and collectors of Coins
have sought for them bocsuge they both perfect
aad rsre Gently heWeVer, persons employed at the
Mint have taken the advantage of this demand for pat
"a pieces and have struck eff forty or fay. In order
20 cary GU. their desgns they say that only four or
6ve are issued and then the dies destroyed The
Or arst "a red quickly purchased, often bringing
afy dollars each. In short time few more OF the
same pattern would sold by persons employed at the
ut, end the Fales continue ur.l the pieces became
nearly worthless.
The coins which we're sold last week were collected
by gentleman Of Ro1Sury, Mass, and Originally CONF
priced the sbiues OF kessrs. n. Derrick, J. 0. Em-
oIy !. ] lacy AID L g. Abbey.
Ofe- $500 pi,ees W.rs sold. Among the most re-
mlrks bic prices reAzsd are tho iollo sing silver
dollar Of 1894 brought $40; proof set Of ls4S, con
sistng OF I'VE pisoss brought $50 so; proof set oil
1886, $7O hall dollar Of 1895 brought S22 so Quar-
or sr OF 1873 brJDght SlS one OF 1923 $40; ore
o. 1897 Sl57; dina l79S brought SIC; OF 1904
sI2: hsf dine Of 1894 brought $40 80.
the esnts and hail cents rsa'iz ID imne prices
A cent Of 1898 hroog, $7 one of 1893 $S2 so ore
OF 1904 Sl6 h,lt cent OF 1926 S92 so; OF ls4i
| $40; one O! lsi7 $50 tin medal If John Q AdAnI
| b.dught SEA; silver mt L OF Jackson $l6. Amo;
ooloaial COINS Nsa England shilling brought SIT;
GRAVITY copper $50; Virginia penny $l2; Virginia
shilrg ths fret ever offered for sale, and Of Whicl
there are but two known specimens 10 existet o.
brought S39S; Annapolis thrsspenos tl2; New 1orl
doahIooa of l7s1 900 anew York cent Of l7s7 ssl