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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

: &0Ws -
viii be run bstWess Wash stos .nd New York
and wash n gton and the West as foIlows:
FOE PRILADhLPat4;o pa.1oN NS" foAA 1Ia- A80 lVl
t..x. w,hiu ston at 50 o. m, II .ls .. m, and
sSs m daily, except sunday. l'S
ss.d:iT iTifnsGss 4 e 1S4 z 'fH1sADrIPH1A.
~" gs.ys Warrington at sp N. daily, except Sun
sig Messengers viii nsss that this train runs = Il.
"fhA'ATok Tok NEW YoRS.
Lava Washin Ston daily at So p m.
TSis traia isJs, Nsss York SasssHssrs szlxsivsly.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50 .. M, II ID .. m., p.
m. 4Sp. M, 70 ,. m And $50 p. M, except Bum
On Sunday at 50 .. n. >. ~, and ssop ,. m.
FOR AL PARTS Or THE WEST.
Leave Washinston At 9. 50 g. m. and s. As and 80
TeSsts .oid 70 All I'll 90 poins WEST. and baggage
M FOR ANNAPOLIS. 80 I
,s.sksave Warrington at $50 .. N. and 80 ,. m.
as Eo train for Annapolis on Sunday.
lssSins .sh2ste. ss e. .,a 2; p B.. saa
lp. m. 90 through to New forh ~''"0" eSo"ss
ssIins car, g and s trs,na Ps.tas: g y
e' s. sS.s Roar ss9 must - ssesrsS q 10
e.. e. .nS Az stop .. q. po.a
e.: % sii1 ssoss Hn 5unson ssa SsI.s
On Sunday Il stoss 81 All way points.
9 sssday On Sunday it runsto gsl..ysrs exls: Also:
that the s.sop. ~. "a'" taxes H'S 1o'S ssss'"s"'
ts, SE,:, H.. .ss. ss As'ss
s1Ea Tistss esss, Once :, r,,uo,t..,o,
LIN. coEi asnsrsi SIS TisSst Il Agent. je S.H
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~ The Christian Sun, O paper published at
Weldon, N. O., says: 1--WE think there ts little
or no doubt that q feet is now forming between
Norfolk and Old Point TO attack Wilmington.
Among the number Of vessels seen by our in
formant, there are two very formidable moni.
tors. That an attack at an early day upon
Wtlmingtonts ts contemplated we feel almost GER
tain, and hope the authorities may be fully
prepared for IL - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-12

~ The New York Supreme Court mas de
cided that q shiphuiIder who commences Ves'
sci on his oyvn Account. and afterwards trans
fers it under contract BY which he agrees to
deliver 1t for a certain sum, mas no men on the
vessel for unpaid Ss must an necessarisS
remain its owner until 1t is actually delivered
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CAs FIXTURES, ''f 'iA r. y
" CHANDELIERS.
az. BRACKETS
t..E aE. READING LAMPS.
We are now receiving our fall stock of -
las --s.-. .-r GAS FIXTURES 1.
from the factory Of Cornelius & Baker, Philadel-
phia, com prising o full assortment Of all cir
newest patterns, which we sell at the manufactu-
Parties wishingto purchase will find that they
buy as cheap here as in Philadelphia, and save the
All descriptions of Plumbing, Steam and Gas.
fitting done at the lowest rates, and in satisfac.
''i' w." J. W. THOMPSON l. CO.,
a.. 4. 269 Pa. sv, south side, near nth street.
sep 30-lw IChr, Int .Rep, ,Tirnss& Con Unionl
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, - SID
J. OFFICE OF CoNPTkoLLER OF TIE CURRENCY,
@ -11iE7 70 Washington, October 4, 1864.
Whereas. BY satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersg gned; 1t has been made to sppear that
The National Bank bf the Msiropohs, in the City Of
trsei Of I6issgbiao has been dnly organized under
and according to the rec uitemeuts OF the act of
Congress entitled !" An act to provide National
bonds, and provids for the circulation and re-
demption thereof. y approved une s. 1854 and has
neonpiied With sh the provisions of said act re-
aSirsd to be Complied With bsiofe commencing
E4g,thsrAfors,I I, Hugh McC He'd, ,epmptroller
or the g1rrency, do hereby certify that '1hs No
tssten, in the es1nty Of Wdskiasioa and Distrci Of
seetnfa1ta II authoiized to commence the business
Of Benking under the act Aforesaid. -, q.
In tettimony Whereof. witnsss my hand and seal
got, 9fiomse this Josrth dsX Of QaosG is4 !.
oc5 dSot Comptroiiers a. 1Ss GnSrsncvv
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATER.
Pennsy vania Avenue, near Willard's Hotel.

Pennsy vania Avenue, near Willardb Hotel.
THIS "wednesday EVENING, Oct. IL,
Viii be presented for the second time,
i THE GREAT ROMANTIC IRISH DRAMA,
Written expressly for the Inimitable Imperson-
20 ators of Irish Life,
AR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
.r-- ,- By Charles Gaylor, Esq, entitled
THE CONNIE So06AH.
In which both Of these celebrities will appear
sustained by the Excellent Company
of this Theatsr.
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
Tenth street, a6ope PenHsylpania avenue
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE
Of the Brilliant and Successful Engagement Of
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Who will appear
THIS EVENING, October Il, 1854,
II tI.s the admirable dram. from the German enti'
80 II -ey LITTLE BAREFOOT.
-a "A truce with words, they fail T. express
.r.- Her holy zeal and earnestness;.
The high-born mafdens of our land =
81 Should kneel whsre Little Barefoot stands.r
FRIDAY, FAREWELL BENEFIT
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
= WANTED-Twenty-fve Young Ladies', for the
Ballet. Apply, betTeen II and o'clock, to L. Car
POSITIVELY LAST AFTERNOON AND EVEN
ING OF
RIVERS AND DERIOUs' CIRCUsl
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EOR sALEI.An OMNIBUS LINE consistipg Of
HNr.ss Ave ssss snd S5asf Coaches and thir IR6
the line runs from the Nav Ysrd
to Camp p sfsnsman sn m and Giesboro ertsFms, &C..
sRPiye 81 6y % aS.seF OF otherwise to B. BRYAN, No.
Washiug gton. d. q. y ~ "S' fss - $500
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OUARTIRMAsTER GENERALS OFPIcn.
W FIRST DIvIsIoy

- WAsHINGreN CRY, October l. 1854
HORSES, HORSES, HORSES. - ''''
Horses suitable for Cavalry and Artillery service
martet, w, Til Noysmber iissDpro i4 Depot, in open
Horses will be delivered to Captain L.. Lowry
ernment inspection before being acce epted. WV
Price Of Cayniry Horses, $H6 each. ~
Price of artillery Horses. $3.50 each,
Payment VIII be made for six t6l OF more
8 Colonel First Division 3 a. as1 H. asic.
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CELLS AMP l1NxNSRs.sHAK5 q ~ MoRIia
bottle OF Ague Cure and package Of his Antidots.
They are warranted to cure. Price $50. sep 33v
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4. LABBE's DANCING ACADEMY.

Commence at Alexandria, THURSDAY, O
Der Bs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
wistar's Balsam Of wnd Cherry.

SO general has the use Of this remedy become
aud 30 popular 10 II everywhere, that il is I'M
necessary 10 recount It's virtues. Its works
speak for il, aud find utterauce ia the abundant
aud voluntary testimony Of the many who from
long suffering and settled disease have by It's use
been restored to pristine vigor and health We
can presen, a paass Of evidence 10 proof Of our
assertions, that
CANNOT BE DIsCREpITED.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
M BDIoAL DRPAgTMENr
Nl TuH
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

The YIFTY-sRysNTH SESSION or THE SCHOOL.
OF MEDICINE ip the UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND
will commence GU MONDAY. the l7ih OF ocober isda,
and end on the ist Of March, 1855,
full Course OF LeetuTes VIII be given on all the
branches as ioll0was
Oa Sargerg-By Prof n. Il. Smith,
on thertdry and P'armacy-ny Prof VIM n. A,
Aiken.
on Obariries aud Disrsses " lIeaen anf CARdrsn--
by Prof. u W. hiitenberger.
on PriHcpiss dHd Practice ~ M-dliaf, and LIinhal
Msdicine and HyqisHr-By Prot Richard hesherry
on ARaio1y and PhynOiogy-ny rrUL Christopher
Johnston.
Oa Ndiria ivsica, oad T1s,apeafies-By Prot samL
q, Chew.
Pratical Aaafomy will be taught by James II Butler
NJ. D.. DsinouHtratOr.
Daring the continuance OF the Miiiary Surgery
and Miitary Hygiene will he Introduced regular part
Of the cOurss,
Maticulass " this School have at all lnea 10
the wards OF the Baltimore iuhrmAfy, where they
witness the performance Of all The principal operations
In Surgery, aud OlsrVe ths ormH Of dlsi
under treatment This IhhrmRry Is spacious hos
pal attached to the hedeGl School, and II open the
Students daily throughout tile ente year. wihaut Auy
additional charge.
The fsos inr The full Course Of lectures ara 01 Tor
MAtficuation, 20 Hnd for Practical Anatomy, $40.
GEORGE W. M1LTENBEhGER,
sep Dean Of the Faculty
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
MANUREs i MANUREsiI il
FARMERS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
That TAsKER q CLARK's

SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
One Of the best PgRTILIlHRB now in the piarhat "a
Manufactured from unbuTnt Bones Peruvian duane ma
ether valuable Ingredients; thus rnishinE for rsss on
aEain most efficient and reliable mAnurs.-
PRICE, s5S per ton, Oi 1000 lbs
Our Meat and Bone Compost.
Made from refuse Meat and Bone from the slnuahiar
tAtses, TurnipH &C, Ae, .,. ~ j. = f'' -
u.,n.,.,,,,,,, PRIoR! $40 per ton, IN Bbln
M MnAih AANuhh-A cheap and aironE PsrtllIssr from
halr and refuse liquor OF boiled bones, ko. 6e '-
o.u.,, PRloh, tas per ton, In BhIs
. TAsKRR 4 CLARK, d
6. ". Cor. 9Th and Washington sts, Phila.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
HOuSES TnR RALE-

1fJfar In Market btFsst-sLoIe and Dwelling below
E,iEH seeond street an excellent business stand.
EA In Shlpey Street Three story brick dWellinG
1 above Firth street, 26 feet front 20 fsat dssp.
In seventh afest-Two three story brick dwellings be.
low Lombard street Also, two three story Brick Dwell
ibgs Nos. SIC and SIS Wsst Seventh street US
In Second atrsetA three stery brick dWafnf bstu6s
freAeh and Walnut Streets might b mAds good huse
In Tatnal sirestA large three story bfek dwsilIng
with ali the lnodsrn lnproysms snta HoFit Tainall 81
Bullding LotsA desirable property At the corner OF
Third and freneh strests suitable either for bplln8
lots on site ioT manufacturing ssabiiahmsnt Ref
Jim MsLRAR 4 sOh, ya q
Ap& No, III Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
Lehigh and Black Diamond Coal

I HAVE just received cargo Of vary superior SpliNu
/ MOUNTAIN LEHlau COAL, also cargo of BLACK
DIAMOND wlLkSBAkRR CnAL, 10th Ut which eau
recommend telling clear VI SLATE, aud OF very good
quality.
Pur,hasers Invited to examine my stock before lay.
lng Ia their wiuter supply GEO BUSH,
sep2I french Street Wharf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
aNuar Mn nuuuH So


ThIa Company continues to osr to the people Of DsA
ware, ta superior advantages Of Insurance sganst loss
by die on all descriptions OF property except arins
The InatutiOn ia commended by over 30 years expert
ence In and attention to the subject sf Mutual Insurance
(beng the hI e Introduce the pruelple Into SAs
by Of which, II is believed the Managers have
been enabled TO adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property render the member
thp among the most equitable In character the ue
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public,
IL takes credit to itself that i payments loaea have
been prompt aud LIBERAL that In % years business and
losaoa reAt hing over flOO0OO NOT single ga
on has occurred. and scarcely without entse salts
faction to the parties Insured
Looking moro to the safety than tho oumber and
amount OF ta risks II has destined Hundreds Thou
sands OF Dollars Of Insurance, either ~ requiring
great amount in single risk Offering nu6l Oh
jeeh Of Insurance for The character Of the Institution
In this manner II Is conceived II has the safest and
most select list Of nsuanees inpopnrtiun 70 the
--oyer Six milliOna of Dollars of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this II has not ouly reduced the rata
Insurance, at all times moderate, Onehxh during the
last two yesrs but 1t presents now clear surplus fund
$4,000 g unity agalnat any AsArssmsut the Drposlt
Notes which by tue Iosert to Scrip Certificates OF
the btan'es due to each nenbor being Issued, Sill
be paying iuioes to them from January 1862, al the
atsof per cent. per Ahuum, thus making still fariho
deduction
II commenced the year 1902 with zeal protection 10
tbs enmnunity In Deposit Noies II f250,O0O
bnfplus fund 6O0Ol
Total protection, 800, ,OOO
Ills the tho Farmers Of Delaware and aS such
they ought to paironlls 1t.
Secretary aud Treasurer--RoBSRr MoUAsS. N. b.
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Brandywne Hd James Deaplain, ChrstI
Hds Jsmes wobb, Samuel BAR, n. Z. stuissnbufs
aud jesse sharpe, llmingion hd Robert McCAbe, Mi
Creek I'D; John F. williamson White Clay Greek lld
deorge Janyler New Castle ldi Curts u. Ellison, Ren
eadG Hd; John q Clark He'd Lion Hd, Wm Temple
smyrna JamOs II. Burnhaua, st. Georgsa Hd; Charlie,
Flemins Peter CAnsey Mllfordi Henry Todd, Dover
CHARLES Tunnel, Georgetown.
AuENT6As we'll for receiving applications for nsur
anes uuss Vt n emhafe: g.
III Wilson, brandyWne Hdj Robert Mecabe, MIL
hoeh hdi James Delaplain, ChiisilAnA lid John f
M&amson, White Clay Creek ild, Curtis b. Ellton
renssdeF hd Red Lion 81 ueorges and Appoqulnniiut
Nsw Castle nd Charles H. Fleming, Milford Charlsi
fnnnel, Georgsown' Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications on general business addressed to tbI
undersgnsd, Wilmington will receive immsaiAie Atton
| Ion.
| iH ROBERT MoCABR M D., geeretAry,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
COAL OIL LAMPSl

beg isaye to inform my flsnla and the public gene
rally that have commenced the manufacture OF COAL
OIL LAMPS Of every description aud style Of ensh,
No. 3S s. Second ST., PhIIad'a.
with my present facilities Tor manufacturing, aud
ptaelcA experience VI thirteen years ID the manage
neht OF the lamp business 0r OF the largest houses
Ia this eountry natter myself that my experience aud
knowledge will enable tO oler to the public gooda
not equalled bv In regard ~ style and workmanship
and at prices eomPsng with ths lowest ItHha always
endeAyor to leid Ia Offering % the public aud ussul
Inventions In our line. have also taken the whole
CMnnRArEn MRTAt rpia. A. J. WRIDRNER,
No. aS South se,Ond Street,
sept 20 sm. Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
STATE OF DELAWARE, I

STATE OF DELAWARE,
EkeeItive Department.
]. Samuel NJ. Harrington, Jr, Secretary of
State Of the State Of Delaware, do hereby eertl.
fy that the foregoing ia correct copy Of an act
Of the General Assembly OF this State, entitled
"An Act to raise revenue for this State" passed
at Dover. August II. A. D., lsGIi the same
having been compared hy me With the original
rolls now in my 6tfOe
10 testimony Whereof have hereunIo sci my
band and official seal al Dover, this
r. fifteenth day of August in the yenr of
our Lord Que thousand eight hundred
sixty four.
SAML. NJ llARRINdrOH, JR,
Secretary Of State.
August l6, lS64-Smos.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
WAITE! wAITEi! WAITE

Read vvnlte'n CatechIsn.
When A man feels like having a good lunrh Wha,s
should he 80 10 got onsf ~
To Joseph T. WAIts'a old sstablish a ovstav R,, q,
No. 237 Market Street, Wilminatos.
u man wishes to get the choicest silhhes of Dana
Oystera and other nieetlts, where does he got
81 course 70 Joseph T. WAih's old sssbshsd OSsss
Bay At No. ssI Market street. Wlniualon -
one Ia desirops Of procuring all knds u eauasa ,na
drinks In the very best style, whore does lie goY
wAlTRsl WAlTEsl 'WAITgs nj il ths snanhaou,
aud universal RESPONSE
What makes Joseph I. WAite'a Oyster Bay 20 uonu,r
and 30 we'll patroniaed by she whole eommupity
fiRsr-Beeause II 10 centrally located
sEooRD-BscAuse there IA no humbuE aboat III
THiRD-BeeAuse the pTopristor IL a clever fsIIoNl
foURTA-Beeause II Is respectable plasst
ftTH-BecnuBe they are never imposed upon
BixTH--Beeau they consult their own iniorsstsi
sRvEaTH-BeeAuae they consult thsir conVsneaeat
BdHfH-Beeause they are always welcomed
RlsrH-Beeause they are AwAya attended to promptly
TaRrH-Bocauss II Is the only estAblishment VI the
hnd in Wilmington where avsrythng " eondps,ed upoa
scientific principles aud with qnstasss Aad good osIsr
mafehlly,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
For Sale.
HORSES HORsESfl
A Fine Farm For sale,

Containing Eaziy-slx (sel Acres Good BudinSa Thrsa
or four miles from Wilmington. nns young ~ end
Peach OrchAId Ia good bsarlng con ditjon also gef
Of Cherry rte0s The above location Is VeF1 me ape
healthy. Fbr hFmH, eIpy y ''
nuRcstf eco Market Btreat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
The Rev Jacob seohler,


Well known and much respected among the dsInsn
population IN this country, mAkea the following slate
nent for the benefit Of the Afiileisa
uAsOVHa, Pa, Feb. 10, 1859.
Dfdr SiFs Having realised In my famlly Important
benefits from the of your valuable preparation
sure to recommend u to the public. Some eight years
ago Of my daughters seemed to be In desline and
ilttls hopes Of her we're entertainSd then
procured bottle Of your excellent Basan and before
she taken the whole Of the contents Of the bottle
there was great improvement In her health. have,
ia NY Individual ease made frequent Of yoar valu-
abls insdlelus and have always been benefited by H.
JACOB sRcHLBR.
from Jessie mith, ESQ President OF the
Norris Csuuty Rank, Morri-tOwns
new Jersey.
Having used Dr. WIstARs BALsAH or WILD CHHRRr
fo een years. aud having realized It's beneficial
results my family II Affords great pleasure In re
oommendlnE It 10 tina public As valuable remedy IN
Of weak lungs, colds coughe, Ae, aud remedy
taken with perfect safety BY the most delicate In health
From Hon. John &c. smith, a Distinguish
ed Lhnyer In woatminsterp MD.
Ihave On several OCCASIONS used Dr. wisrAR's BALaAn
oP WILD CHkRRT for colds aud also with deeided
benefit know Of no preparation that Is more eheAci
ons more deserYing Of general use.
The BasAm has also been used with excellent effect by
}. H. RLLIorr, Merchant, Halle croAs Roads, Md.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine uuiss, signed al BUTTS" on tho
wrapper
For sale by
J p DINsMoRR, No. asl Broadway. New York,
y W EOWLH& CO, Propriotofs, Boston.
And by all Druggists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
Agents.

ooK to yeur interestal Call and examine something
llurgsnily n,eded BY every or teu Haiapes
fREk by mall, for Twenty Cents, that rea'is for 4
Dollars, BY u. W0LcoTT, no. no CHATHAM sQUA
NRW YORK. dec 22.iy RR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
REMOVAL,
80O non m I,oar

$4,000 To Loan,
On good BONDS and MoRT0A0Es. Apply 90
WA M0CkULLkY
e06 Market st., Whining stonr Dsl
NJ D. Also several heuseu for Aae, Il. ..'
May .. t' N''
I4NARNs AND HoUsKs P0R BALE
seVerA Rarmn fore sale In New Castle couaty; also
Htusss IN all parts Of tbs City Of Wilmington.
WIN hcoAULLBY CO.,
III SOC hArket Ftrsst
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
NA0H MID NUTE SYSTEM.
Important 10 Life Insurers. Facts 70. Fiction

PERSON aged ~ insuNss8 900 on his Life In tho
n Nav ESetASn MuTrAL Lam lssuRAHcR COMPANY, by
paying SIZ ~ In eatl, and note for aaIne amount.
~ az tdsh eompants S1d would ouly insure $4,000.
The Noo plan adds s3,uiiJ at once The Cash plan adds
only VI 800 in ~ Ycdbs,
In the Note Company the dividends ars anprl 10 can
ceiling The Notes, thus reducing the bu pTin-
elpal aud Interest
In tho event Of DEATH The hers of the Injured under
lhe hus system would receive SOY ltan the nOteA
paid In the Cash Company only 900 would la maid
to the heirs Of the deceased.
. person aged 81 insured 10 the New ENGLAND
MUTUAL Tor AlGuO, paying annually III 10 In cash and "A
note Tor the name amount About year since he eulAs
IN the 18th Regiment r. W. aud after lew mOnths SER
wee died After deduetlng unpaid notes. bis widow re-
ceifed hsOut $3.50 In Cash OOmpApy The widow wnnld
have received only S5uU. one fact like this ia worth
thonsand pamphlets got up to deceive the public
prominent Market Street merchant remarked few
dayt shee that be could make than teu r cent an
the amount lett him by the Company at sx Der cent in
lessi Thh vaH good common stnse THg isTfRH5f NADK
" fng INJURED cAsoEls or RHcEsDs TRRRsr pAlD no
rae COMPANY This important fat II entirely ignnrsd
ny all cash CompRnles hs unalrness and design Of
auoh course are too apparent.
Tbv great Of the Note CompanleH has
" es attack OF az cash Companies An examination
q Tie tFo sysems will convince any candid man that the
Note company makes the largest provision for his aiv
about half the expense. ''
The greHt object OF life insurance ~ PRrsKT bRyERIf
and not remote contingency.
Dc essssafy blanks will be furnlshed application
W. u. STROUD, M. D., Medical Examiner
At The Oiiee daily, from II to o'clock
liERkRENCEa.
George q. Stuart, Rsq, James Graham, Esq,
non Mm. a. Perter, Rev. J. b. DAieS, D'D.,
d D. Comegys Efq, BOYD Stroud,
Joseph Lea, steflng Ffnnks
ilenfy bmons Julius Lee Esq.
-. Rayner Goodwin, Il. D., WIN. NJ. smith Rbu
Wallace a BIowns. ''-'"''
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent.
feb l2-ly d26 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
Attention Ladies'.

A LII the newest styles Of Fancy COnbs, Steel aud Je
n JsNelry, Pearl aud Fancy lead Dresses. SILK Pans
tory At II. DiXoN's,
Fancy Goods Store q South sth street,
Philadelphia.
80 Peacock Peathsrs bought or made into Faus or
ly Brushes mAr80m,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
Final DiVidend 0fIhe MeChanicG'
HANK t-.t u

nHE Board o. Directors have this day dsearOd DTl.
dend Of Eighty Cent? per share being ihs Dlrdend
q ths surplus Of ths Institution upon naI settlemon
saa Dividend VIII be PAID to sioekholds they stood
upon the books June euth 1854 upon appleaton 10
the nth inst. S- ""N -'''' --'1'
by order Ofths Board Of Directors. ...-
GkO. D. ARMSTRONG,
=, N Cashier Rlfat National Bahk,
b-tes9ns Eho have not yet exchanged their slgsk
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-21
CHEAP BOOKS
ALBERT w. SMITH,
SURVEYOR, C0NVEYANCER
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

q. e. corner OF 9th g. Market Streets,
CURvKYs LAND, draws Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages wills
y Ae Buys and Sells Real Estate and Stocks Collects
Rents, &e.
He Is Age nj for the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pAny OF and Commissioner To take AoknOW.
ledEmen OF Deeds &c for LApda In the States Of Penn
gEaniA and Maryland
PersoAs Wishing to invest In Safe eseurhss or Real
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The Indian Troubles.

OMAHAH, Aug. 17.-The Overland Stage
Company continue to remove stock to
places Of safety from incursions of the In
dians. The Indians attacked three coaches
loaded with passengers, seven miles east of
Cottonwood this noon. Soldiers have been
sent to their relief.
1t is ascertained by reliable scouts that in
less than twenty days simultaneous attack
will be made by the combined bands of the
Cherokees, Kiowas, Utes, Snakes. Camaches
and Arrapahoes on Fort Karney, TT. Cot
tonwood, and along Platte valley. Every
means is being taken by the whites to give
them warm reception. All the ranches
are deserted.
The people, with their families, have
taken refuge in the forts. Depredations
continue to be made daily,on stock.
The telegraph operator at Alkali Lake
was driven off.
Stock taken in the more thickly settled
portions of the road between Omaha and
Kearney. The people are erecting forts for
defense among themselves, for emergency,
although it is hardly probable any incur
sions will be made so far down the river.
Major General Curtis arrived here yes
terday, and leaves for the West soon to
adopt decisive and efficient measures for
the protection of the overland mail route
and emigration.