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The SrANIsH-P PERuvIAN QUEsrIoS-THH Diff
cULTY ~NALLY SErTLED.-Wc have reliable in
seiligencs from South America to the effect that
The long pending and exciting question, which
shreatened the peaceful relations Of Spain and
Peru, has st length been finally settled. The
jntellgence to this effect is contained in letter
teceived by the last steamer from Aspinwall.
having been written In Peru by well informed
person ct tho latest moment No details are
given. because of the pressure of time when
the despatch was written; but in political and
diplomatic circles no doubt whatever was enter
tsined Of the decisive character of the arrange
ment
We have before alluded to the fact that Spain
Was beginning to learn wisdom from the force
OF tho heavy disasters che has recently sus-
tained. Her desperate efforts to hold st.
Domingo, and final failure to do so,
prove this fact Though at a late hour,
che has eventually resolved on abandoning
NE country to the resolute though halfsavage
natives, and even now her ships are engaged
bearing away from thas inhospitable land the
shattered remnants Of some of the finest batta-
Hons that have ever served the Spanish crown.
The lesson learned in St Domingo has been
useful tn Peru, according to the news of the
settlement which has just reached us. We
compliment the Spanish government on its wise
and proper conduct To have held on to any
pretsAtions in America, when the whole con!i-
nsnt 3 combining against European interfs-
Esnes, would have been certain destruction.
Now . mir and honorable opportunity has been
presented for Spain to retire, and she has had
Ne good sense to take advantage Of it The
question now Is, will France and her satellite
Macmillan, and the handful Of Italians on Rat
sa'aad IN Uruguay, follow this sagacious ex-
sApssf Nthsy do not they must look out for
lard knecln as soon ~ our rebellion is at an
snd-s waiter that cannot now be delayed
0n0 E,nger than . few months.
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snd rsnoyst~s the hood sse the vsor ~ hssD
into she sys.sm aud puses su' ne hamors nAs nsAs o
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

H,shsss Premium L.sh.sissh sswi.q
Gssssy ard Wilson's euNonhoic machine.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

Batchelor's Hair Dye-Ths Dest I'm the
world Harmless reliable insAnansous The only perfss
Tacloyy a barclsy
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Clear, Smooth Skin and beautiful
fR1TED FLriD ExTkxcT snRsAPARfLLG. IL 70
pevss black sPos PLmPl.s and Ill esupuops Of the stin
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To Purify and Zurich the BloQd, an9b
b~suufy the sepp,sypn use HEIMBol.Dq HIggff cukl
SEsThATSP FLVIb kXfRAtf sAfsAfARIIhA Zoe
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A.-Yonng Gentleman, II Yoa Have
not rHALONS NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs IN youR
your CASE much be pisied and you ~
nnd yourself ease" when you g. woolns especially -
oase your has shrewd enough W provide k-
ssl 4 yerbuun sap
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Buy Millsr's Hair Dys-Bess I'm Qsa1ity
and cheapest in price Try It Sold By drugxstA Depes -
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Not . Few OF the Worst Disorders that,
sT5fIbbs sTfbbRss ExfRaef op % szRsZSXhiLEx Is rsnsdi X
,hc uuost value
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Fragrant B0z odont Ha rdens and Tnvf9s
the gums purfcs and per the breath
cieanes and preserves tie tetsh from youth 10 old
Sold by all Druggists
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

\ utll,s Hair Dye, Fifty Csnts-nlack -
bvorn Rsl.sslA Depot No ssrslAy street. Sold b. sn~
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

ChevaIier,s Life for the Hafr-Hestereo
ahsir original cosr stops s falling ont keeps ~
head clean ssndS psrison With any other hal
srs:.a;.s s'd at The ds9f .arf eaNESAH1sSSa III Sas
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Attention IL Called 90 the Sale 90 be HcI9
t21 % soS Co Of L y.1, ,I "soas ppSpsry
Nos Ie and 81 Greenwioh street. known PatyaD0
Hotel also House and Lot No - Broome street; also Houso
Lot No. nj fort 0reene place, BrookIyn-
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Prizes Cashed Ina All Legnlized Lotts-
RES Information given. j. II. CLAYTON, 10 Wall strssA
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An Article OF True Merit.-"Broyynsa
BRONCHIAL TRoGHss are the most popular article ID
this country Europe for Throat Dsas and Coughs and tA
popularity based upon real merit which be said -
many other preparations In the market which really -
weak limitations Of the genuine Troches
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

All Ladies Should Use sterltng's Ambrss
ia for tho hair II ceanscs and bcaunes preserves -
jhndsrs the hair soft and Glossy.
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Generals Grant aad Sherman Patron
iIs the great Boot aud shoe smpo,lgm 81 sRoosh, ~
Broadway opposite the Mefrupcihn Hotel Every 6ss -
lsdiss esptlsrnens mirsss boys sgd chidrsns boses
ssoss and Gatsrs boys and ycnths Waterproof Boots
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Grover Il Bakers Ffrst Premium Ess--
sutch Look sswng hsehnes, - srvssSsvss
New York And 23b FULTON strvst bfoohyn
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Cherokee Medicines for the Unfortu-
nsts-n pare pamphlet with full particulars free 40
drsss DR. MerwinA Co, o. Liberty street. New YORK.
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much the Confederate states have taken arms
against the Of the United states without JUS,
provocaon and for the ayowed purpose Of asserting and
maintaining their Independence, and still persist BY
armed resistance 70 the authority OF the United States
and IS public authorities have declared their
duty 10 decline 10 accept Of any terms short OF absolute
.rD,On to s and rn % %
cept tho chief consprstors Ia hereby declared thai
government has already exhausted all the resonrces
Just statcsmanhp except far a. regards
an ERNEST and vigorous prosecution Of the effect
restoration Of peace and 10 that end has done all that
es M respecs 70 the opinions Of world could demand
and therefore, Further overtures public or prvats,
onical unofficial looking 70 : treaty or compromse
with our rights and dignity, and expose us tcnscon
structlon ~ ability 10 compel the rebels 70 obs
On motion or Mr. ELpRIDos iopp) Of wis., the resolu-
tions were laid upon the Ahsyeas II, nays 81 - fol
Amos, Aneos., Sndss.on: s.Iisy sair. bliss. Bsqv:
Ss:.': Ss.s: p.%."$ psnsi:ss Sssess ssi;S fss..s.
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!,s h.sss r:,s.% ss.s.s sss
shsn non snbes Starr Thnyer Trael, Upsqp, Van Val
ssntnrgb, washbutn Mass, Williams Wilder wilson, Win
dom Woodbridge Worthngoa.
TyE UTkRrAL aEvksuu NIL
The House went into committee On the Anepdatory
Revenue bill
br. EEIsor, (opp) OF NJ ", moved an amendment v
lay tar maple sugar and maple molasscs He refer
rod 70 the fact that the yield Of The latter thirty nns
millions Of gallons ANNUALLY.
Mr.. MoRRnI, trcp) Of Va, said the remarks OF ths
gentleman we're Intended " ba swse, on him but he
would remind him that New York produced sorghum
than Vermont
The proposition was debated, among others BY Mr..
srHovsH topp OF Pa who said " the gentleman YOU
20 70 the labor Of extrscng the zap o the maple ana
enough.
hr mallory, lcppl Of Ky., ihcushi the gsnusm,s =
from New York Or Nelseal used microscopic ro~6 70
md out what article should bstaysd.
Mr. NelssN's amendment disagreed 70
Much VINE ~ coesume1 10 sonhdcrina smenomsou
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30

GBNEsAL CouRr-MARTIAL.-Tbe Baltimore
American, Of Tuesday says This tribunal,
Col Sharp, President, Major Head, Judge
Advocate, WAS engaged part Of yesterday in
trying the case OF Lieut. John P. Black, Of the
let Regiment Of Delaware Volunteer Cavalry.
lie is charged with depredating, without au-
thority, upon the park grounds of the Cedar
Park House, near West river, Maryland or, In
other words, that be allowed bis men TO unlaw-
fully hunt and kill deer In said park. He is
also charged with conduct unbeooming an officer
and a gentlemen. Three witnesses on the part
Of the prosecution were examined, when the
case was postponed until July 9th, in order to
procure additional testimony upon the part Of the
prosecution, and the witnesses for the defence,
many Of whom live considerable distance from
Baltimore. John Willis Esq, counsel for the
accused.
BRAEDYwIHE BATTLE GRoUND.-The Fourth
Of July, now tIebly sacred, as anniversary Of
American Independence, of the victory at Gettys.
burg aud at Vickeburg is to be enjoyed by the
soldiers Of Chester and Delaware counties and
the neigbbOrpg country on the consesrate A
fields Of the Brandywine. All the soldiers ex =
pect to be there, aud 1t 10 probable that repre-
sentaves Of every battle field Of the late war
may be seen there. Able speakers are promised
aud music in abundance Tables are to be
food. Soldiers are to wear their corps badges
aud sprig Of laurel on the left breast, to dis
tinguish them from others.
The soldiers Of Wilmington and vicinity and
their friends are cordially invited.
SICK Cow MEAT.-Yesterday morning the al.
teniion Of the Clerk Of the Market was called
% the fact that an attempt had been made to
introduce sick COW meat for sale in our market.
Mr. Kelley, II seems, procured the COW from
Miss sbipey, in Brandywine, under the pretenoe
OF taking 1t to the bone factory but instead of
so doing, he killed the COW, had il dressed, aud
sent portions Of 1t 10 market Some Of the Of
iensive meat was taken by Wm. Wells TO the
stall of Mr. Burgy. in Fourth street market,
where it was supposed to be for sale Tue at
tention Of the High Constable aud the CLERK
of the market prevented its sale, until tho mat.
ter eau be Invest gated.
CONNEEoEMRSr.-Th twentieth Annual Com
meucement exercises Of the Parker Collegiate
Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y, took place on Tues
day evening last. Among the graduates is RIst
Sarah B. Clsaver, of Port Penn, Del.
DiscHARoKD The steamer George Washing
ton, Captain Ingraham, has been discharge
from the Government service and sailed from
Fortress Monroe for this city, on Monda,
morning,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30
TnqoN U. s. A. GprlL HOsylTA1,

Wilmington, Del, June 9th. 1865.
We, the inmates of Tilton U. s. A. Gene
raj Hospital, understanding that Mrs. Tat
nall has been prohibited from visiting said
Hospital, upon the ground OF exciting re-
bellion amongst the inmates of said HoSpi.
tai, in accordance to the above, we have
adopted the following;
Resolved, That Mrs. TatnalI's vista wsre
always for the purpose Of administering TO
the sick and wounded, and never did she,
by word or deed, incite any member Of said
Hospital, to revolt against auy rules or re-.
gulations Of said Hospital.
Resolved, That we, the inmates of said
Hospital, desiring to do Justice TO Mrs.
Tetnall, do hereby tender our many thanks
to her for administering to the many wants
OF the sick and wounded of said Hospital !;
and it will ever be our prayer to Almighty
God that she may live long aud happy life
here ia this world, and when life's Journey
is ended, she may be admitted to realms
above.
David P. Boyd, list Rsg't I'd Bat. V.R.o
John L. Tiff, l7th ="
Z. D. Abbott, Co. L lst N. j. Dragons.
J. il. Dickinson, Co. + Sd Delaware,
Thos D. Turner, list Reg't I'D Bat. V. re
James Gribbin, Co. B lst Delaware Y.
And forty-two others.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30
EAPLOsloN OF ANOTHER PETROLEUM
BUBBLE.

more ''SaJdce iadieations"- $50 900 or $50 OOC
Ha'sea 6y Spurious OIL Company
another oil bubble has exploded in our midst
go so one one company seems TO have raised som,
F'g OVU OF SoU OOO by its bogus transactions
Dlstrlct'Attoruey Hall we are indebted
i'I tue expose of coucern calling itself IN,
RIrst National Petroleum Company" which
was established after the genuine oomnanv M
tnAt t'le had gone into operation, and which
borrowed It's name in order to more readily
s"lndle the unsuspectBg
y me style Of the firm of the F. N. P. Co. No
Ias n, o Rowe q Co, and their plan seems
naro oeeu 70 copy all the advertisements and
o'Iculnrs ot the genuine ooucern, aud. after
senulng them abroad, 20 the parties addressed
! .nat az remlttauces were to be forwarded IN
their (u s R. Co.'S care, ~
The genuine company's eredit a,5 ....
were tood, and consequently M spu'a.lon had I.,,
uheul'y in rCapug pecuuiarv b,rvas, h ,',i,e ~
monner entitled. "N'0H I" was III no
q Gy n'wed rapidly into the hands re- T.7o
a., ~, VINO ere said TO have received az larg,
Nwouht us we have named. Tbev wonId
-. "S'sihed much more, had not one of the
by No. !. N'"'ui'y 0een received
Ihst oontrelemps exposed the sWiudle. and
set 'ne oihcers of and persons interested in No,
- ~ "olh 10 ferret out the guilty parties, They
40. "s,o unsuccessful uutil yesterday, when they
oauseu tue arrest Of Austin Fuller. a olerl T.,
the spurious company, but could not oh,.;u
possession possession OF Rowe, who had obtained earlv in.
telligence, and absoonded. 'A
70 salu aud believed, however, TINT Rowe
".ii oe caught, and the full particulara of The
i9'est sHlndle ia Petroleum be brouybt IN lioh,
AZ J. Tribune Of Wedatsdav. "eA''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30
The News.

The desolation of South Carolina is
complete. The route Of Sherman IS march
through the State is marked by burned
houses and destroyed railroads. The
people are impoverished.
In Georgia the railroads are being re-
paired and business is improving. The
reconstruction of the State is progressing
quietly.
There was meeting of Alabamians in
Washington on Wednesday night to
consider the reconstruction movement.
Several protests of Alabamians have
been presented to the President against
the appointment of Judge Parsons as
Governor Of Alabama.
A meeting has been called in Rich
mond, by Gov. Pierpont and others, to
take measures for rebuilding the city.
Internal revenue officers for Virginia,
Louisiana, Alabama and Georgia, have
been appointed.
A Tax Commissioner has been ap-
pointed for Mississippi.
The Fourth of July will be celebrated
with great enthusiasm throughout North
Carolina.
The Daily News, journal published
At Petersburg Va, has been suppressed
by General Hartsutf
The private baggage Of Jefferson Davis
recently captured in Florida, has arrived
at Charleston.
Governor Vance and John A Gilmer
of North Carolina, have applied fol
pardon.
Gale, the Alabamiaa, who offered onI
million of dollars for the assassination o
President Liacoln, lis to be tried in Ala
bams.
Breckinridge was still in Havana oil
June 81. He advises all his friends tc
ask for pardon, and probably intend
doing so himself.
The colored people of Columbia, Soutl
Carolina, will celebrate the Fourth O
July by giving a dinner to the Uniol
soldiers there.
There is a great demand for negr
labor in Maryland. Field hands ge
from sl2 to $l5 month.
On Tuesday, an accident occurred OIL
the Connecticut Valley Railroad. On
person was killed and thirty eight injur
ed.
On Tuesday, afternoon, trottin
match for $4,000 took place betwee
Henry Clay and Ethen Allen. Henr
Clay won, the shortest time being 2.3l
A horse left Boston, at sunrise on Wed
DsEday, on bet of $1,000 that Portland
Me-, ll6 miles distant, could be reache
before sunset. The horse fell dead 81
miles from Portland, some time befor
sunset.
The conspiracy trial at Washington
ended
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30
General News.

A little girl, eight years old, while
placing pins on the railroad track at Will
liams, one day last week, was run over and
killed.
A lion tanner, attached to a Combination
Circus, while tanning" with cowhide
refractory lioneSs in Terre Haute, last week,
had several fingers gnawed of. Though
fond Of notoristY, he objects to being lion
ized-in that way.
A letter from Florence, says "A woman
III country costume entering Rome was stop.
ped aud examined at the gate, when a letter
was found on her containing human ear.
She was brigsnd messenger sent in Tor a
ransom"
A young man while engaged at a card
table, IN Frankfort, KY on Thursday night,
received paralytic stroke, aud expired with
the deal in his hand. 1t was game of
hazard. aud excitement had SO affected his
mind that his life paid the forfeit.
A rebel officer at ST. Louis says that Trus.
con Polk has gone TO Cuba, that Waldo P.
johnson and Thos. @. johnson, were in
Virginia short time ago, and that Monroe
NJ. Parsons has gone to Brazil
Mrs. Lincoln has accepted the PROPOSE
tion Of the association for building the
monument At Oak Ridge, and giving her
and her family tho use Of the lot as burial
place.
The Potomac army, at one time composed
OF seven corps and 100000 men, is to be re-
ducsd TO three divisions, or 10000 men.
The Jacksonville (Fla.) Union of the 18th
says portion of the private baggage of
Jen. Davis has been secured near GAINESVILLE,
Florida. II consisted Of two boxes and one
trunk, containing many important letters
and papers.
It is somewhat singular circumstances
that the owner OF the farm upon which In,
hrSt battle Of the war fBall RUM was
fought, is also owner of the house at Appo.
mattox Courthouse in which the surrender
OF Lees army was signed.
Two small boys in Chicago were garroted
and robbed last Friday Of their nonkat
money, by i've juvenile rufians, fifteen wears
old. - ''~" ''@''
An an important case recentlv tried in
New York, the jury, after being ont nearly
An hour, came in and informed the conf
that one Of their number knew nothing oi
the English language, and had not under.
stood word of the evidence, arguments or
charge of the judge. The court, after some
hesitation, dismissed the jury.
The steamship Cuba, With London dateI
to the 18th, arrived at New York on Tuesda,
evening. All the Paris journals quote
Lord Brougham's speech, urging clemency
to the rebels, and generally praise it. II il
stated that the English government has
given additional satisfaction for the insult
TO the American Consul's flag at Honolulu
by an English captain, last April. The
conferences with the Canadian deputation
relative to defences, &c, closed on the 18th
and the papers were to bo laid before
Parliament on the 10th. The French fleet
will not visit the English ports until August
The rumors Of large rentorcements for The
French army in Mexico are still denied
The foreign ambassadors had Congratulated
Napoleon on his safe return. The Prusslar
Chambers were prorogued on the nth
The government was left to FIX its ow,
budget.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30

SPECIAL AND INPoRTAET NorioE.-wishing
to dispose Of a stock of Zephyr, from 500 to 600
IDS, before removal, offer these at the follow
ing low rates:
Black and White, 25 cents.
Plain Colored 28 cents.
High Colored, 80 cents.
These prices are lower than even of Zeyhyr
Imported, at the present low rate Of gold, and
persons in need OF the article can save fr ON is
to 20 per cent
Our assortment Of CLOTH AND SILK CIRou-
LARS AND CHEsTERuELDs is complete, and is Of.
fered at low rates, as we wish to dispose Of our
whole stock before removal
Our stock Of Trimmings is very large, COM
prising the leading styles Of Gimps, Buglegimps,
brussels Laoes, Honiton Laces, Buttons, setts
for Chesterfeds.
them at such prices as will he agreeable TO our
customers.
We also wish to dispose of a few pieces Of
black Dress and Mlantila Silk at very reasonable
prices NJ. L. LioHrENsTEIN,
je6-8w Sixth and Market Sta.
LADIES desirous of making their own bonnets,
can obtain all the materials at
WARRISoTos's
III Market Street.
suEDowas --Oakford's Mlcklnaw Suudown
Hat, at manufacturers prices
WARRINGTON,
Will be found at the establishment of j .
y. Pickels, No. 2l3 Market street, Will
mlngton, Delaware, large aud fine assori-
ment oi China, Glass aud Queensware, con-
slstipg oil Tea, Dinner and Toilet Sets, Of
the very best quality, which will be sold
separately or by the set. Everything in his
line OF business will be kept constantly on
hand. Coal Oil Lamps Wicks, Chimneys
TO all OF which he invites the attention OF
purchasers. Goods delivered to oil parts of
the city free Of charge,
April l4-2m.
PASSING UP Market street few days since,
our attention was attracted by window. in
which was fine display of flowers, ribbons,
ha's &c As it was apparently a new place,
we looked around to sge whose it was The
g'ooes GU the gus lights revealed the fact that /,
/ wns WApRtnoroH's
N. B. We would advise the ladies 70 call
aud make their selections from his large stock.
june 6-tf
REAovAL.-John C. Cole Agent, has removed
to No bl7 Market Street. opposite the City Hall,
where be will continue the Gentlemen's Furnish.
Ing business, the manufacture Of Shirts, Collars
Bosoms, Wristbands. SC. Also, Machine Stitch.
lug generally. Thankful for the liberal patronage
| e'J -yeu III 'he OLD stand aud determined TO de-
serve couIi uance OF favor IN the new. Public
attention is respectfully called to the change oil
location msy-s.tf
Tug NEwPoRT-A very suitable hat for sum
mer wear; in white Oad black
WARnfsGroN's.
Ill Market Street.
june 6-tf
BATulHa TINS SEAsoS.--On Silk for Ladies'
Dathlng Caps WARRINGTON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30
Personal Items.

Henry R. hidden, an Englishman by
birth and paroled rebel soldier, who has
been working on farm, four miles west Of
Decatur. Georgia. as hired hand for the
past month, has fallen heir to estates in
Yorkshire, England, valued at G50O0O
Rear Admiral David d. Porter has been
appointed Superintendent Of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis. He will assume
the duties of his new position Immediately
upon the return Of the school from its sum
mer cruise.
Richard Yeardon, the South Carolinian,
who offered reward of $4,000 for Buffers
mead, IS living in abject poverty at Akin.
He has taken the oath of allegiance.
A singular incident took place ct the re-
sidenee of Joseph Hart, who lives in War
minister township, Bucks county, last Satur-
day; he had cage with several canary
birds IN II hanging against the house, about
SIX feet from the ground. On going out
one OF his children noticed snake, about
Two feet long and as thick as a mans
thumb, which had climbed up the wall, about
creeping into the cage to get the birds.
He caught him by the tail and pulled him
out and killed him The wall is an ordinary
dashed one, and the cage was suspended ON
the side to nail free from contact with
anything else that could have aided the
snake to get up. 1t must have climbed up
the plane surface of the wall.
A singular freak Of lightning occurred in
the borough of Prospect, Cambria county, u
few evenings ago. 1t entered the house Of
Mr.. John Boyle knocked the clock off the
mantle, and shatted three of the posts sup
porting bed on which child was sleep
ing, but did no further damage.
Gen. F. P. Blair was entertained by his
friends with banquet at the Lindell House,
st. Louis, on Thursday night. He express
ed himself in favor of President Johnsons 8
reconstruction policy-held that the States
had the right to determine the limits of
suffrage within their bounds, and advocated
leniency toward the southern people.