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wharf foot Ct g street In this city the following
amc uhts and kinds OF good merchsntable bricks,
ll0o,000) one hundred thousand Hard Red Brick.
(l00 0lO) one hundred thousand Ar ID Bricks,
Goo ,eou) one hundred thou sand salmon Bricks.
be made in as, twenty Eve days from tbs date Of
Bords in . sum equal to half Of the amou Mt Of the
contract VIII be required OF the successful bidder
Bids received for the whole amount, or each kind
The bricks contracted for will be subjected to
rigid inspection before being received
Proposals. must be plainly endorsed g Proposals for
Bricks aad adore ''sd to th6 uEHfeREs iITs.
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plANOs: "A new assortment Of sssinxay q sons
kianos mas just been received, OF all
snres:. 90 ~hieh We call the attention Of
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- III tS for cash We are enabled
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iiDs rlpte: and Sheet hus.e shoIes.is sii at
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r. o sast
try with move and oriS irsl chinery For year
sns half they have been sub. TO popular use
e OF special
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rss 'hTentho The s ners Of ONE ' TRroaEh
the upper tube the smoke is drawn IN its parity aad
from the mouth and condsaSed nico,'ss deecapds to
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The ADVANTAGES of this arrar gernsnt ara obvfous
At first view to svery smoser. The aroma Of the
cunuIateo filth as in other pipes, nor drswn baos
INFO the mouth and tie 2 pc is preserved from &C.
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~ $50 W. COCHRAN & co,
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CPRoIAL NoTICE
TausrEE,s SALE OF vALusRLE IMphofAO
rPslPEETY EAST or THE CAPITOL.
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n : nrsmises en- ~ EsDAy AFTERNOON. Marin
lat II o'clnet o. Lots }. 3, 4S. 8, Il ana T. IA
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TEiLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE WEST.

SAFE RETURN OF GEN SMITHS EXPEDI-
TON.
THE REPORT OF ITS HAVING BEEN CUT
UP FALSE
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,,a nrsm,ses. en- Tu EsDAy AFTERNOON. 1arsh
,st oeiasE 2, lots ; nna as Is On IN
Nnrfs Street and iTs feet on both Fifth Apd SIZE
sISeefs east improved by sris. hoass sna Isl nii
necessary arrangements for . Butchers establish
NEST. .A. lax In
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A SMALL BROWN EsTRAY HORSE WILL BE
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CROWN co. Auctionesrs. fs.9 it
GOOD BOARD ANE PHEASANT COMRORFA-
~ bic ROOMS can be tecured at No 2i2 Bri1ge
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New York lac > has charge of the house fe29-3s*
L,oR RENT WITH BOARD-Ons Large Front
Il BOOM. suitable for four Young gentlemen.
Ats0 Table Boarcers can be accomm sdsts4 Tevmg
nodsra No. 261 street. bet. l4th and 18th.
VNBB BEST PLACE TO GKF BEAUTIFUL
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near ~. Pedif RS in ewelry would dc well to call
End examine TIE stock st the Dollar Store 43S
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ER0CERY LIQUOR AND PROVISION STORE,
~ with Stock sni Fixtures, doirg a GOOD bust
ness. is off. red fer ssle advants geouE terms A
lease of from one to Eve years viii be given In
QuIre on the premises, one door above street on
east side of l4th st. f. % ST.
oSr-0n Friday last. package Of papers 5s.
among which was 8 letter addressed to B.
French, they are of No use to any one exec pt the
owner. The finder viii please leave them 81 the
/ sDk of Washington. suitable reward will be
given if re1uirso. fe79 ST.
- NKW SPRING MILLINERY,
FANCY AND REAL LACE GOODS, RIDBOSs,
FLOWERS, &c, IN
pattern BoENETs, made by VI me Denerusi, *
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rUMB AND COAL.
1oo to-, pu, ef Mine Gu berlsnd Coal for sale
I,nn; ao n9s nI y GSsTIEMAN, No Penn. ave.
ana Roek creek g,dgew ss e tn bsew sf,fSfpes
ITO Bridga street.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW JAEUAR,
IN 1864.
CONTENTS:
Ticknors Life of Pre- scott
The Eibla and Slavery
ihs Ambulance System,
Tie Bibliothec a Sacra.
immortality in Politics,
rhe Esrly Life of Governor Winthrop,
fEe Sanitary Commission
Remains Life of Jesus.
The PRECEDENT Is Policy.
Critical Notices
Sta year, or 81 rs per nun Der
fef7 fRhNOK TAYLOR, Agent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
THE HERO nR ANrIEr,AL

Oopperhead papers rclrr to Mcclellan hy the
above ute-a matter OF Ignorance ou their part
The real Hero Of Antetam was Fighting joe
Hooker, who. II he had been sustained hy Me
Clellan, would have won the battle, aud driven
Lees nrmy into the Potomac Little had
Mcclellan to 40 with the fighting on that
memorable day, and all that little was disas
trous to our arms.
The battle was opened by Hooker on the
afternoon Of the day before, when that gallant
General crossed the Antietam with his aud
Manshelds corps, Hankel the Rebel position
anu pressed coFe up to their lines as darkness
came on. Gen. Hooker that night sent word To
Mcclellan that the battle Wonld begin at lay-
light the next morning, ard that Summers
corps, which was to support him, must be on
the ground at sunrise. Mcclellan returned nn-
swer that Sumner should be there at the time.
Now mark sumner was not even ordered ia
to march till O'Clock next morning, and dil
not reach the field till o'clock, when the battle
had been going on for four hours, aud when
Hooker, thrice carrying the enemy's position in
bis 'front.' Ind been thrice rolled baok by rein
forcements which the Rebels thrice sent against
him. Had but Sumner been sent as Hooker
prayed and Mcclellan promised the left of Lees
army w0nld have been routed ere nine O'Clock
and the battle won. But Mcclellan hold Sum
ner back till HoOker's gallant corps, borne down
by weight Of numbers. had for the third time
been driven back, and Hooker himself Law
stretched on the field by a round.
Whether Mcclellan did or did not mean thai
Hooker should win the battle, We care not to
say but this we say, that il he had meant ia
prevent him he could not have acted otherwise
than he did. Coupling his applicable delay in
ordering sumner forward With the equally iHex
Picable refusal to attack Lee, the following
morning, when he was urged to do SO by botl
sumner and burnside, we may well suppose
that Major Key was informed of McClelian's
purposes when he said ait was not the game Ia
destroy or to badly defeat Lees army. That he
might then have annihilated the Rebel forces.
and that he did not, all the world now Knows -.
Let us have done. then, with the mockery of
calling General Mcclellan the hero of Antietam.
Keep that honorable name for him to whom ii
belongs-gallant Joe Hooker IN. Y. friJune.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
OFFICIAL GAZETTE.

WAsnIsaros, Pept. so, 1867 l0P. NJ.
A despatch from General Grant, dated at 81
o'clock, this afternoon, at City Point, states
that Warren attacked and carried tue ensmy's
line to-day, on their extreme right, capturing
number Of prisoners.
lie Immediately prepared to follow up his
success.
General Meade moved from his left this morn
ing, and carried the enemy's line near Poplar
drove Church.
A later despatch, dated this evening at g p.
NJ, reported that the enemy had just made au
assault in three columns on his lima near Chapin'a
Fa~ni, and had hccn rcpusel
No report hal been received from General
Meade since lao carried the enrmy's line near
Poplar Grove Church,
No intelligence of General Sheridan's opera
tioaa has been received since Sunday night.
except through tho Richmond papers, and the
latest report from that source which has reached
the Department WAS the advance Of his cavalry
to Staunton, as heretofore mentioned.
The Petersburg papers of to day mention o
rumor, which they say is not confirmed, that one
brigade Of Sheridan's cavalry was ambushed at
Swift Run Creek
Dispatches from Newbern, N. g., received
this evening, state that the yellow fever is ex-
tensivey prevailing at that place, but is not
fatal among the troops They arc eneamped
outside the town
despatch from General Sherman, dated al
half past eight o'clock last night, states that he
has made an actual exchange of two thousand
Of his own army, and has made an arrangement
| with Hood 10 seud TO tho other prisoners sup
ply of clothing, soap, combs, etc
EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
ELECT LITTLE MAC AND THEN

Aye elect Littla Mac and then look out for
the opening of the Sixth Seal For then YOU
may expect the assumption of the rebel war
debt, $4,000 600, 600, making with our own, a
total OF nearly 81, 900, 900, 900
Elect Little Mac, for then you may expect to
pay the rebels for spoliations losses, confsoa.
tionN, us much more, making your national debt
$4,000. 900
Elect Little Mac, for then you will never re-
cover dollar from England for the spoations
on your commerce committed by rebel privatrers
fitted out in British ports and manned with
British creWa-i nice little sum of $50, ,000, 900.
Elect Little Mae and compromise your irou-
hles by paying pensions to wounded rebel SOL
dIers ior lighting your own brethren, thousands
Of whom have been even denied burial by these
rebel braves
Elect Little Mac and have Lee, Beauregard,
Bragg, etc come back into the service which
they have irlt in dishouor, aud pay them from
your treasury the same salaries you pay to the
patriot generals Of the Union armies.
Elect Little Mac and abandon to the tender
mereles OF the slaye dig rchs the Union families
ni the south who hnVe aided our cause, and the
union men who have fought under our flag.
Elect Little Mac aud have your national cur
rency superseded by localized bank trash, and
add SlCO. OOO, 900 10 your debt TO achieve this
feat.
Elect Little Mao and welcome Davis, Stephens,
ro5mbs, Foole, Mason, sii len, etc, back to the
Cabinet and the SENATE, to crack tbeg slave
whips again around the ears of freemen.
Elect Little Mac aud abandon the cause Vi
freedom forever.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
BRAVERY REwAnnrn.

Col. Thomas A. Smyth, commanding 30
Brigade, I'd Army Corps, was promoted on
Saturday last to Brigadier General, by the
Secretary of War, for gallant and meri-
torious conduct in the field. Gen. Smyth
has been in all the battles fought by the
Army Of the Potomac fince the war began,
and has earned his promotion fairly and
fully.
One of the distinguishing traits of Napo.
leon Bonaparte's character was to promptly
reward conspicuous bravery whenever found
Our honorable Secretary of War, Edwin NJ
Stanton, is not whit behind the great Ma
poleon in this commendable trait.
There is no man to-day in public life who S,
thoroughly and unselfshly deyotes his grea
energies aud talents to the best interests oil
our country than this same Secretary Stan
ton; possessing as he does in an eminen
degree, towering mind transcendent wortl
and considerNte Judgement, it is ever
pleasure for him TO do full Justice to til,
brave and deserving.
Secretary Seward has truly said, no man
since the days of Carnot, has so completely
organized victory as he. When impartial
history shall have written up the truly grea
men of this age, Edwin NJ. Stantons name
will be found on the topmost scroll. Til
nation owes him everlasting honor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
WASHINGTON TIE LITTLE.

Al copperhead parade in Orange, N. j., tho
residence of General Mcclellan, where the Gen. q.
eral himself appeared and made a speech, q
transparency was borne, on which was inscribed
"McClolan, the Washington OF tho nineteenth
century" Epithels amount TO nothing, and
comparisons are about ns useless, but as this
was case wherein the General himself figured,
we should like to put few queries npropos OF
Mcclellan aud Washington.
On what occasion did Washington favor a
compromise with the enemyg Mcclellan does
80 now.
Ca what occasion did Washington absent him.
self from field Of battle in which his army was
engaged it he WAS within reach Of itY McClel.
Ian did 10 in all his campaigns
Ca what occasion did Washington order q
retreat after II vieloty, leaving his wounded ia
the hands Of beaten enemyI Mcclellan did
80 at Malvern Hill.
On what occasion did Washington take Ia
himself the credit Of other mems heroic achieve
ments in which he knew lie had no share what
ever Mcclellan did no to Rosecrans in wes
Virginia, aud Sumner in the seven days battles
on the Peninsula.
On what occasion did Washington involve hi,
army in useless md stupid disaster, and thor
throw the responsibility on other IN ems shoul-
dcrs Mcclellan did 10 at Ball'a Bluff
On what occasion did Washington magnify thu
forces of the enemy four or five times their mum
ber, to escape censure for tardy movements p
Mcclellan did 20 in Virginia, by exaggeratinl
Lees army to 100000 when it did not reacl
$4,000
On what occasion did Washington deny hii
principles, or seek to escaps the responsbilit,
for his acts aud policy /? Mcclellan did so il
accepting the Chicago nominatien when th
Convention attacked tho Administration fo
pursuing the very policy initiated by Mcclellan
How very much like Washington i Unifei
SfIies GdsMe
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
iErcn the Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph. /
a CA IHOLlC VIEW OF SLAVERY

The interests of humanity and the welfare of
the white laborer in particular. are involved in
The question Of slavery moro than in any other.
and II Is tho duty OF men TO prepare their minds
cobscenti0nsy that they may, as far ae possi-
Bile, muiaIsip whpt is best for all the people
Every one acknowledges lhat slavery is aa evil
No man who is free would consent 10 be a slave.
IL IL abhoTreni to his nature As mere ques-
uon of justice, no ono can allego any right to
reduce 4 human heing to that miserable condi
ton. II is detestahle to mind aud heart. And.
moreover, he who reduces q free man 10 slavery
IS communicated by the Church.
Slavery is the cause of all our national
trouble. 1t is for slavery that the war was
commenced and the blood of the brave men WIN
have fallen on bOth sides in this terrible war has
been shed by this Unsuitable monster. The hone
OF its restoration IS not abandoned. There nre
mullltudea oi men who would love 10 sec it in the
ascendant, AZ It was before. As it is now sup-
pressed in almost all the South. md No mn sndh
just occasion for it's tntal cxtiuction can as;sa
again in tho present generation, would il not bo
sad mistake in the Christian and the statea-
man TO aid in any wny its restoration What
excuse can be alleged TO justify such a hideous
wrong lH the human hegrt so steelel Against
justice md mercy, that 10 crafty a political
prejudice 1t would hnill up again that mon
strous evil which has covered the land with
mourning We trust no Catholic heart will do
so. The curse of our nation is almost blottod
out; but let it not he said that Catholic citizens
took pity ON the brute and bound it's wounds,
and played the part of good Samaritan to the
monster. We do not disturb the repose of the
politician by telling him for whom he should
vote this is matter for his own conscience I;
but he who supports the pretensions Of slavery
after all he has seen of its raVages, is not likely
to be disturbed iu mind or heart by anything in
lhis world lie may lie down with the lion and
not fear to be mistaken for q lamb.
we desire the welfare of all the people, South
as well as the North, To the lover IT the great
Union OF the States there should be no difference
between New England and Texas between rast
aud West. In this Union is our strength AMI
our hope. There is nothing 80 likely to disturb
it as slavery, and hence we desire It's utter nm.
initiation We desire 1t for the good Of tho
nation, for the welfare of the emigrant and tbe
diffusion of tie Catholic Faith, which, in the
Free States, is strong and vigorous and active.
IN the Slave States puBy and cOnsumptiVe.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
A GRAND DEMONSTRATION.
Ratification of the Nominations of Lin
coin, Johnson, and Smithers.
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS AND
sPEEOAAEs.
The Freemen Of Delaware in Council.

Pursuant to public notice. large and en-.
thnsiasic meeting. Of tue Union men Of Del.
aware, was held at the City Hall, on Saturday
afternoon last. During the morning, dark,
heavy clouds fitted through the pky, giving
evidence Of an approaching atoim, which
hal the effect OF deterring large numbers
from being present a stand had been erected
in the City Hall yard, which was gorgeously
deeked with the Stars and Stripes, amid the
folls Of which were consricuously placed mot
toes appropriate TO tho occasion. II was
designed that the speaking should take place
from this stand, but about noon rain began 10
fall, and tho mir became cold aud chilly
Owing to this circumstance, il was deemed
advisable to adjourn into the Hall, which was
soon arranged in proper manner for that pur.
pose. The room was densey crowded long
before the hour appointed for tho organization,
aud hundreds were compelled TO 60 aWny being
unable to gain admission. The Wilmington
Brass Band paraded through our streets, en-.
liYening the scene with patriotic aud soul stirring
airs.
AT o'clock, the meeting was called to order
by John IL. Adams, on whose motion, the fol
lowing named gentlemen were selected al
othcers:-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04

year and war for twenty years to come Zap
plause1; war with emancipation Applause
war with confscation [applaussl, war with sub
iugation [applauHe aud war with annihilation
immense chesdnRl am for war to tue knife,
and from the knilu to the hilt [applausel, and
from the hilt to the heart Of every traitor great
cheeringl Can We let the soil in which Wash
ington and Jackson sloep belong to a foreign
0OVerumeutY Can we allow the graves in
which our braves sleep to be trainpled by au
insoleni foeG No, neverl lAppluuse1
This Is not struggle Tor party. II is q
struggle for Government or no Government, this
dag or the Rebel flag laPplause1. !, therefore,
beg and enIreat Of you men and women. all, to
exercise your influence in this hour Of your
counity's need, so that we shall be able, the day
after the November election, to show to tn,
country, the nations of Europe and the world
that that flag still floats over "The land Of the
FREQ and the home of the brave"
This was followed by immense cheering, amid
which Mr.. Dougherty retired.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-04
LOCAL AFFAIRs.

NoTloE Owing 10 the inolemency Of the
weather on Saturday evening last tho TORCH
II0HT Pnou uRssIoN Of the union Campaign Club
was postponed until Thursday evening next,
October 9th inst.
Our friends from the country are invited 10
join with us on that evening,
by order Of the Union Campaign Club.
W. N. CHANDLER, Secretary.
Commonwealth aud Republican please copy.
FAsnIoNAntE DANciSa Axn DEroRtMrar.-
Institute Building Market Street, W, j. DnR
respectfully intinates lhet his GLASSES will com
mence this evening.
Hours for Masters and Misso1 from O'Clock,
0Onts from o'clock, p. NJ.
SECOND WARD AND rHE LATE DRAFr--The
Second Ward Executive Committee did well in
their Efforts TO release the Ward from tho draft.
They collected upwards cf $4,000 After pay
ing all the bounty money promised. they have
lett $1,000, which amount hns been Invested in
U. $. Luan TO meet q future draft, should one
be ordered. Too much praise cannot be given
| the Exeoutsye Committee aul the several col.
lector5 for the energy used on this occasion.
FoRrUNATE COMBINATION. We are opposed Il
proprietary medicines, ami it s with some com
Function that we see advertisements of them in
our columns. Still we must confess thai
Browns Troches arc convenient and useful, ia
certain conditions Of the throat aud larynx, he
fore speaking. ". y. Chrisiian Adpoeaie.