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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18
CLOTHING.


WAT NO LONGER now 10 THa TINE.
THY MUTT HI SOLD.
We viii Ne, carry ths- srer.
ne Ersa, invssuOs Of the ASe,
PALNKHs sPoNaING MACHINE.
Every yard 81 good shru.k before making up.
Tst, notwithstanding the extra sxpsnsa We .hA,,
continue - ssn less than Any other house In thi.
city.
SPRING oVERcoATh
CLOTHING
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE
eENTLHhRrs TuRNIsHINe GOODS
sfsvery desoriptiea.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call ssd see samples before purchasing elsewhere
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We sssad 10 keep On hsAd . GOOD ssssrtns.,
rrorLrs CLOTHING STORE,
J. Il. SMITH,
10 'svsNTH STREET, spps.ls. Pos, one.
Als., .I.rss RnsERVs /. u. rear, for ~.
JoBlNo TRADE.
Al .nr vrh.i.. IL. -. 49,, g..
Baltimore.
wIshiagtsaIass visiHar paluasrs VII s.s =,
greatly 70 thsiI Advantage :. call At
SMITH BRorHARs CO.,
west IalaaOrs street.
ns-H BAlHnors, Ma.
"SHAhL WE SAY IT"
"DANR We SAT TIP
We win net - sNIsrsola By n-ih o. lay o.. els.
WI HAVE GOT THEN.
ws'an t.n than, and ". will sell them.
WE HAVE BEEN succusITuL
uadoustsdly ewing - NE fas, that The publ.
have found 90, ana appreciate eur MOTTO.
MANY SALES, BUT SMALL rlorrrsr
aENTLKhETs FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY p<scRIrrIoN.
BoYS CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS vARurY.
AT 20 SEVENTH STREET.
ne-u J. BRUCE 4 CO.
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WARRINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased Ne faaliua Of 10
above OLD Establshsd Printing
nouss ~ a. Alnsat
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rowEH-rHEssEE.
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

.GURoWSKIs NEW BOOK,
VI. DIARY FoR I0ss,
Will be published tomorrow, And Wfl I'm ~ a.
dry bones OF lnSonpStSnt AID iAeSpablS S1SHlS
tai1nEhout The land, Aad AAkS bsusAlSa -
LOOK OUT ToR II.
GUkowSKPs DIARY 1oR IStS.
neW volume BY Count AdAM oUFOWIkd
brAsins . Diary Of PolitisAl AAd hAlIIaTT IISS
for the year OF l0SB.
- For sharp sritiSisn, AltsEAAtnR win -.
CLAIMANTS tenshAnt SAu1tS PRAISE AZ SGL.1xa.
hon, this work must bSAr away ~ pSIn So IN
other other sysr printed In aAis county. 49,, dSA
CARLEToN, PuIliIAs4 ASW Xssk.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18
EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
IA oFTICr 6l4 PENN. AVENUE,
WashtH0tOn 0tts, D. O.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-18

rcneoe tAa . sound mind Aad body arc this mn,
AeeessaEy rsSuintss - promote oOnn abIsl hsppi.
Me besemes weary pngrams AZ; ~, yJoSntc'
hourly dATkenH to tho Wv zoe ISSi bte.hEs,
HhAaowed vita deznGir, ara Ned VIII iae alslNo.
ssUy Tg SO - hs hsppLnSssoS tGASr q
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
A sAp CASE on pIsLuYALrY.

During the incipient stages Of the rebellion
the utmost Efforts were made by The c0nspra-
tors, 10 win over Ia their cause the officers of
the regular army, Circulars wire sent to them
Offering promotion and other inducements 10
bring them under the banner Of the insurgents,
Those who belonged TO the Rebel States were,
with some honorable exceptions, easily persuad-
cd TO expouse the cause Of the Rebel Confedera-
cy, nnl likewise some in the Northern States
joined the traitors. 1t seems 10 have been ex-
peotel by tue Rebel leadeTs that nearly al Of
the regulars would rally to their standard, a
hope in which they were greatly disappointed as
.he sCqual las shown.
Among The regular officers whom they attempt.
ed to win over was Gen. Emory, who bas served
the Union cause faithfully, and who commands
the gallant Nineteenth Corps. lie had son,
abaut Il years Old, al school 10 Richmond when
The rebellion broke put, aud when it was leayued
that the fathtr bud drawn his sword Ter the old
flag Ms. jefferson Davis set herself deliberate
ly TO the work OF scducing the young man from
bis allegiance. She took him iato her own fam
lily, and by the batteries aud cnjoleres that
women 30 well know how 10 use, shs Effected her
object. Under the. Influence of letters from home
hp was on the puiut OF abandoning the South,
hut Mrs jeff. Davis persuaded him 10 Ismain,
aud fuallY 10 enter the Rebel service, iu 0Ider
thei Nhs might plsui thorn ip ihp sde Of tue
loyal father.
Aud thus young Z nNry was seluced, entered
the naval service Of the COnicderacy, aud he was
one Of the officers captured on board the Florida.
Surely there was refinement Ut cruelty in
thrs ruuing the sou for the sake Of punshing
The father for his loyalty to his G1Vernmeut.-
Young Emory is, hoSevpr, now freed from the
wlles Of the lraiiress, and be viii doubtless re
turn 10 his allegiance.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
EMANcIrArIoN IN MIssnurL

The anii-slavcry sentiment in Missouri ar-
pears to have achieved decided triumph in the
late election. II will be remembered that, under
the auspices OF the Claybanks or moderate anti
slavery men of the State, Il measure was some
time ago adopted, providing fer gradual emau-
cipation in that Snte. This did not satisfy the
Radicals, who desired TO exterminate the slave
institution at once, and they accordingly orga-
nized for another battle, aud have now secured
not only majority in the Legislature, but new
convention with Radical majority, by which
immediate emancipation will no doubt be
ordered. The example of Maryland has proba-
bly, had something to do with this action
of the people of Missouri who, among
the first to move in this direction, have not found
much satisfaction in being outstripped in the
race towards freedom. Missouri viii make the
fourth State in which slavery has been destroyed
during the progiess Of the war,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
The Newly-Electod Congrespman,

BY THE BARD or TOwER HALL
"Biess my heat is that John TEiggerf'
But no, il cannot be.
For it surely Is some bigger,
More pompous man than he"
'Sir, It's the gentleman you name,
A man OF growing note
Fer whom, moved by bis honest fame,
l lately cast my vote,
"And that fine, imposing figure,
On which you fix your gaze
10 the Honorable y. TwiGger,'
Well worthy his grand raise "
"Dut yet to me il still seems strange,
That gaining rank and pelf
saOuld work such great and sudden change
10 mans outSaPl self "
well, sir, It's natural that ha
Who helps 10 rule this land
Should now assume dignity
That fits his station grand;
aud What to Mr.. TWigger's' air
Gives grace the most of all,
IL that he does at present wear
suit from Tower HALL"
We are selling Ready made Garments, equs
10 every respect, style, fl, maferiai, aud teo5hmdR
shp, to any made to measure, at 20 to 90 pc
uent. lower prices We have afull aud complete
assortment Of the choicest goods in the market
purchased for cash, at Me iopest prizes of The ssa
'oa and sold for cash only, therefore at th
DTest prices possible.
TOWER HAIL.
No, 6lS MARKET Street.
BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24

II. II. BRIE0nUBsT, DRUOoIsr AND APoTHE-
CARY, 5l7 Market-next door to the corner of
Fourth btreet-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 prices, a large
ossortineot OF hair brushes aud tooth trushes,
combs, fancy extracts, cologne water toilet
soaps, hair preparations, &c, he is prepared to
sell them ut the original New York ami fhiladei
phia retail prices. lie keeps constantly on hand
a large stock Of the most popular anl most relia-
bic Patent mel 'cines. all Of which he guarantees
to be tue thy genuine, aud warrants them
fresh aud uAadulterGtel. Ayers Sarsasarilla
and Cherry Peoioral, Jaynes Expectorant,
Jaynes Alternative, Carminatise, Vemifuge,
and Sauaive Pills BrpSns Esseuce Of Ginger,
Husbands Magnssia Browns bronchial Troehes,
Radway's Ready Relief, Tohias' Horse Linimenl,
Roberts Horse Powder, Hunts Liuiment, VOLTS
Sehnapps aud brakes Plantation Bitters war
ranted genuine and sold at reduced prices.
We would also call Particular attention to his
family medicines, amoug which the following
preparations have been used for many years,
aud can be relied on for their safe and efiiea-
cious cures: Bringhursrs Cough Syrup, for
Coughs, Colds and Asthma, is one Of the best
remedies known for diseases of the Lungs.-
Briughu:st's Dyspeptc Pills, an excellent rene
dy for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints. Sc. Bring
hurst's Anti. Bilious Pills, a popular and desi-
rnble cure for Bilious Feyers, Jaundce, UOstive.
ness, Head -AchGs, &c. Dinghufst's blackberry
Compound, An invaluable remedy for Lholic,
Cholera Morbus, Dlareho@, Gripping Pains, aud
Summer Complaints in children. Biinghursts
Kings Mixture speedy and eilicec'ous appli-
cation for Pains, Bruises, rheumatism, Chill
bans, Frosted Feet, 10, aud also BFlnghurst's
Essence OF Jamaica Ginger, the popular medi.
cine for DisOriered stomachs, Indigestion, and
Diarrhoe. This preparation Of Ginger, unlike
those disagresable and useless nOslrnms sold
under the same nme, is prepared only from the
genuine beRohel Jamaica Ginger.
lIasson's Compound Syrup Of Tar, for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Sore Throat, and all
the affections Of the Throat and Lungs, sold for
20 cent per bottle.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
Trustees Sale
Z NH1EOO . kJuIU
OF
4 E A L EST ATE.


DY virtue Of eseree Of The Court Of ChAnes,y OF the
Dstate Of Delaware, In aud for New Castle County,
made at the FebrutTy Tenn, A. d. 1854 In = cause of
PARTITION between John Randall, Jr and wife and Walter
Williamson aud otheis deylssss of SArAh Dawson de.
ceased. II b. exposed 10 sale At Public Yendus on
WEDNESDAY, the fourtesnth day OF December 1894 at
city OF Wilmington. the following described Heai Estate
situate and belpg in the said city Wilmington to wit
No. l. lot OF land with bfiek HOUSE thereon cree.
ted At the corner Of HaRut and Spring streets being 22
feet wilde in frnRt Walnut street and exeadng west
Wardly at H. hit angles thereto and with the SINE width
distance VI VI liz feet 10 land or late bsonRn to
the estate OF john Gordon, deceased
No. 2. lot Ct land adj lining No. /, With q Brek
Dwelling House thereon erected being II feet wide GU
Walnut street. and extenditg uestwAdly at right angles
tboreo with the width distance Of VI is feet and
themes continuing westWardy further distance 70 feet
with breadth Of feet along continuation ofths north
ery line thereof to lands late belonging to Rich
ard Painter and the estate Of John Gordon decea ed
No. 3. lot Of aLd adjoining No. g with Brick House
thereon erected, being II feet wide Walnut street
Rf0reaid and extending thence WestHardly II right
angles thereto with the width distance Of flg l2
lei 70 lands now or late Of Richard Painter.
No. 4. A lot Of lAni with a Frame DWELLING Houss
there erected, adjoining No. g. being ~ feet wies on
Walnut street. and extending thence Wetwardy at right
ansles thereto with the Width distance or lie
feet to lsnds now or late Of John BTinels Esquire
At endante will be given and terms sale mad known
At the time and place Aforesaid. by the undersgn Tus
lee, or his Attoiusy.
GLo. B. RODNEY,
Trustee.
Nsw Castle Nov. llth. 1864 ia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
Now for the Rush TO Cheap Johns
Another New List of Prices.

Boots and Shoes 80 per cent. less than any
Sther store in Delaware.
Dry Goods 10 per cent less than any other
store IN Wilmington.
Crookery-Ware 20 to 80 per cent. less than
any other store 10 this city.
Notions Of all kinds from IS to 20 per cent.
less than any other person dare attempt to sell
Spool Cotton, ClOaking Cloths, Flanuels. Pant
Stuils, Undershifls and Drawers, Window Cur
tains, Coal Oil Lamps. Glassware, Knives and
Forks, Pocket Books, Brushes of all kinds from
10 to 20 per cent. less than any other store in
the United States Open from A. NJ to . z.
81 No. 600 Market Street. Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24

Later intelligence from Japan, via San
Francisco, confirms the opening of tho IN
iSnd ~ sea, with some additional particulars.
The allies lost sixty-four in killed and
Wounded, W. and the japanese three hundred
lhe American indemnity will reach two
handred thousand dollars. The Japan
sse s forts are to be dismantled and the
HeOts will remain to see that this is done,
The value of the shipping destroyed
uurlng the recent gale on Lake Erie il
estimated at one million dollars.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.

DIR. Cheeseman's Pills.
Ills combination o Ingredients Ia these Pills are the
reau ol long aud extensive praees. 4bsy are mild in
their epetatiou and certain III correcting all irregulAr
tv', Painful helAlruationR removing all obtructloas
whether from cti oihefuise, hsadAehsa paa In tia
ids pAlptAtou ufthe heart, Whtsa all nervous Affection
hytrrlcs fatigue pain IN the back aud lImbs &C. dig
turb-t sleep which arise irom interruption Of nature
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills
Was the Of new era Ia the treatment Of
and distractions which have consigned
many 10 premature grave. No female enjoy ssod
health unless she Is regular, whenever an obs,rueton
takes place the general health tsslns to dscline,
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills
Are tho edeslual remedy ever knosn for all COM
plants peculiar TO females TO all classes they are in
valuable Inducing With certainty, periodical regularity
They known to thousands, who have used them at
different periods, throughout the eounty having the
sanction Of soneo the most eminent Physicians in Amer
ca. Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used, with each box-the Price Ons Dollar per 30 coz
tanning from 80 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by NATL, promptly, by remitting to the Pre-
prieor. Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTcfINOs 4 HlLLYRR, Preprletors
septll-iy. 81 Cedar Street. New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
CHEWING ToBACCo.
Delaware Farm a
Public Sale.

Shtz4A Viii be soll at Puhle Sale on the prem Sea
mi On SATURDAY, this 18th day Of yeceubar next
Ht all tN valuable tfaet OF land or farm situAlsd
k&1I In Chr.stisnE Huadred, New Castle .unty. Del
h0nuns the line u the city o. Wilmington Or upioi
street. knowu the agricultural Parn Of New cssle
County, containing sbca 80 OF hand some oF
acres Of which are viihin ihs city limits
ghe land ia divided i1io ssd5 eonFsnien Tor culbyA
lion, we'll Maered, and uaIor gopi hno-, or heh
Il nsT. The other improvements cOnzist Of h,rss tive
story stone dwelling Ia good TrpsiI strns harm &C =
About y aeIes OF the and hiys hceR eHeosed by sub
stantAl board saes fOs the purpose NJ aicuitafal
billion, with sheds, stalls and stabng errespOndnE con.
tannS gISded ha mite track Ter trottng among the
very best ia the eouniTy the enclosure del with
trees now In iuu ylgOt Of growth.
No aueh Opportunity 0r profitable invest meat Of a.
tai hs- Tsesnty btkn Offered 10 the public. AB alrsady
fiaivd the iaud fronts the Western city line OF VIII
mlaglon, Uuion street cung OF it's N w. corner some q
VI acres into tbs city iimis
IL Is Within two sluares VI the city bozn and lbs
same ds'auos from The 9iiy faroad which mu soon be
extended Along its front In a few years Il will peyit
aby be In demand for building ois and as present site
various manufacturing purposes cannot be exceeded in
this vicinity.
For further Information appiy to the Prsdeat of the
Agricultural sOeiety, Samuel Canby, Esq or TO the ere
Ary, Robert heCabe, Wilmington, or hr. Jacob walton
On the premiss.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock. m, on the abov, Jay
and terms made known by
SAMUEL CANDY.
President Agricultural Society, Res Castle Couaty.
ROBERT McCABB, Secretary. nov l5is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
November 19, 1854.
csraallg corrected VIII egetg cAangs.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMNdroS FOR PmiLtDgLrniA
At II minutes before . o'clock, morning.
At Is minutes after o'clock, morning.
At 10 minutes after . o'clock, morning.
At - minutes after II O'Clock. noon.
At O'Clock, afternoon.
At 30 minutes altcr . O'Clock, afternoon.
At 81 minutes after o'cluck ufternO,n.
at 80 minutes after o'clock, evening.
AT % minutes before o'clock, night.
At 10 o'clock, hight.
AT . minutes Leiore > o'clock, InOru'g. Sundays
At 80 minutes after o'clock, evening. Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WiLMiSdfoN
At O'Clock in the morning.
At minutes after s o'clock, morning.
Al IL minutes after ii O'Clock, murning.
At 80 minutes after . o'clock, afternoon.
Al 4 O'Clock, afternoon.
At 80 minutes after ) o'clock, evening
At 80 minutes AFTER 10 O'clock night
AT | o'clock, night.
At o'elook, morning, Sundays.
~ 10 minutes after 10 O'Clock night, Sundaya.
At / O'Clock, uight Sundays.
STEAMBOAT ARiBL F0n PnTLApELPHIA,
At 100 O'clock 10 the morning from King street
wharf.
fOR WiLMiHGToS.
At . 90 O'Clock in the afternoon, Chestnut street
wharf
------- .---------
Wilmington City Railway Co,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLL EGE,

637 Chestnut St, Cor. of 7th,
ESTABLISHED 1874 INCORPORATED 1855.
lnga
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
The course Of instruction includes
bookkeeping,
As practieed by the best Accountants tor Wholesale
Retail, lohbing, Manufacturing, Commission, Foreign
and Domestic shipping business, Joint STOCK Companies
PENAIANSHIP,
In every style, Plain an Ornamental is tSughtIby
THOMAS W. MOOkR
One Of The most skilful Of psnmen.
MERCANTILE CALCULATIONS
COMMERCIAL LAW, BUSINESS FORMS,
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT NOTES, &c.
time. " S"'
diplomas with the seal Of the Institution attached
awarded On Graduation.
In tho practical value ofis wel-risd course Of
non, extent OF accommodations. aud facilities for imDaTt
ing business kno sledge this Iustltuton is uueuualet
CATALOGUES ssnt ire application.
IS tRi1ESDBss Se,ls4 II Practical TrrStiaes on Book
hnrIius, ahl Judge SHtRswOODs Lecture before tbs
studsnlt on Commercial Law for sale at the College
JOliN GRoEsEEGK. Principals,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24

A MAS NEARLY 0sE HuSDRKD AND EInHr
YEARs Old ForEa FoR ABRAHAM LIscoLs.--
Sehuylkill county beats sturbridge, Mass aud
Conneaut township, Crawford county, Pa places
noted for the great age OF two citizens who voted
al the late election. Ga the 9th of November,
Bernard Eisrnhuth. n resident Of New Castle
township, this county, aged one Land,ed and
sseen yedrs fVe months and treaty three days,
voted for Abraham Lincoln. Mr.. Eisenhuth,
voted for Washington, and at every Presidential
election from that peried 10 this. II seems that
before tho late election he always yOt the
Democratic ticket, but siuce tie commencement
Of the present war one Of his daughters has read
the papers pretty regularly 10 him; he judged
Mr. Linooln's Administration, aud declared that
Mr.. Lincoln was just like Washington, and that
he would vote for him. Mr.. Eisenhulh was born
in Lebanon, Pa, and was member of the
Lutheran Church of that place. lie has lived
in the woods of Schuylkil county during the
last fifty years Iie has hal eleven children,
six sous aud Ave daughters. His youngest living
daughter is fifty years Of age. He has been II
very hnId working man. Up TO the tune Of e1-
periencing au accident some three years since
which dlslocRtel his hip joint, he could walk
thirty miles day. If he lives until the 10Th
day # next May, MIR. Eisenhuih will he l0s
years old. II any section Of the country eau
produce parallel to this oase, we should like
to hear of it.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
wfLMlE0roN MARKET.
CoFrsciei by a. Ghsndlef 4 Son.
W.t,,...t N.-.r,h.. IN
OFFICIAL.
STATE OF DRLAwARE, |
T..,

STATE OF DRLAWARg,
Executive Department, /
Whereas, An election held the State OF Delaware
Tues lay the eighth day of November In tho year OF
our Lord Que thousand eight hundred aud sixty fou,
til being the Tues lay aleF the his MONDAY in sid
Wsnth, IN pursuance Of the Constitution of the United
States aud this laws Of tho State VI Delaware 10 that
leali Tor the oeton Of Representative for tho people
The ssd state In tho thirty ninth Congress Of the Uni
ted Statps
And whereas, Tho r2l certificates or returns Of the
said election held in the seFera counties Of the said
uvernor, it appears iryn nj that the votes In the sdd
Counties respectively r such representative cast
follows, to Wit -
Ia New Castle County, for NathAnlsl B. smithsrs.
42sO votes.
In New Castle County, for John A. Nicholson, ssi5
votes
10 Kent County for John Nicholson, 23gs votes
In Kent q uaty, for Ma haniel Smlhers, 1854 votes.
n sussex County, Tor John A. Nicholson, 2645 volts
In sussex County for Nathaniel D. smthers 23se votes
And whereas. Tho returns duly made out signed and
executed ufho election for the ohnice
Of and Tor the said State in the hiynlnth Congress Of
the Chei state aHAresad having bsen daily delivered
10 the Governor by the respective shsri Of said Coun
Hes and hs Governor having examined the said returns
aud enumerated aud aSesraned the number OF votes for
eAch Nni every candidate or pefson vot0l for such
Representative. th4 result appears follows t1 witt:
The whole nunbtr Of votes given for John A. Nieho
J son. b73l
The whole number Of votes gvsa for Nathaniel b.
Smitheis, s253
Now, lhsrfore, !, William Cannon, Governor cf the
State Of DelaN lre do hereby DECLARE that John Nieo
SON. has received The highest vote the election
ss aud therefore has ben aud Is duly aud legally elee
ted the rpre's Of and the State q Delaware
in the lhlrty'hinth Congress df tho United STATES
In testmouy hlreo have hereunto my hand, and
caus.d the Great Zeal Of the said State to be
4sarss aBxsi at Dover, this twelfth day of November
aE3Sa IN tho year OF our L1id th0uyand eight
%stSb hundred aud sixty-fonr, and OF the indspen.
deneo Of the Unet states the eighty. y.ninth.
WILLIAM CANNON.
iiy The Governor.
sANrst NJ. HARRINGTON, ia,
SECRETARY Of state. nov iSsw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
A. PRITCHARD,
supt. Of Water Works.
Oct. 10. Oct 81 tnov 80.
Oct. 10.

FAVE YOuR MosEY. Rem, nssr the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the Office Of William
McCaulley, Esq, No COG Market street, vii
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re-
eeiye deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent. interest paid
on the same from the lay of deposit.
wN MCCAuLLEY, President
Jnus p. Rurn. See'v.