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TRADE NOTICES.

A MASS MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN
"A painters III be held At 500 uton It, Brookh n,
on Wednesday evening, March ~ at > o'clock.
uncers aud members Of III. Central mon, also the
officers and members OF the various painters orgi
cations OF SeV Ork citv, cordially invited. The
self r ed pynCticlls Or iosscrOvu invited 10 stay
away. VIM I. WEIGH. President. JAMES
WHITE, Secretary. BU6
RLACKSMITH'S UNION, NO. l OF NEW
~ oIk, will meet Mt the Alemun.a Hall, cor Ith st.
aud Ave 4, on Friday evening 10th inst at ~ ock.
All members OF the MON earnestly requested TO
attend ~ business OF importance ill be brought be-
fore the meeting BY order J. T. HAYES, Vice Pros.
WIN. hcCOkklNDAiE, Soc. SCI
TRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
- Association. meeting Of this Association will
he be At their hall, 2GI BOWery, this, "Wednesday,
evening, at o'clock, ~hel Gction will be taken on
Aptoposcd amendment to the constitution. LOT Ia
FkuMNE- PRECEDENT. w. \. CROAAC, Rec sec.I2O
FIGHT HOURS A FAIR DAYS WORK
- Norkingn ems Union Mammoth Picnic. Boats
will run hail hOully betseeu GuyernUur st. ian u,
aud Jones Wood barre vi leave Christopher st.
with Eobertson's Brnss Band, at A. ". landing at
,ouVernour 81 aud i+th a. returning $50 each day
Fare cent? Christopher q 10 cents. Boats baTges
aud groves 70 lot for excursions OitCo $50 West
cor Barrow. II. IL. CkOsSEIr. Iva
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COOPERS-THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ United Coopers are requested TO attend a grand
mas meeting OF tie trade on W ednssdAy evening,
the q h. at ~ o'clock, at Germanis HGl, 29l and
295 BoseIy, for the Of tax ing into con-dcrs
ton the present state vt piecc-york All members
are expected " attend especially those making
piece. work. BY order OF CHARLES CARTER, Pres.
T. DFAkRFiI, Sec. 2Tl
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oils AND PAISTs-IOOF OH. 80 CTS.
pAWNBROKERS' TICKETS DOCGHT, OF

L every description Of goods. Also money advanced
diamonds. watches silver ware, uuslcal ns'rI-
ments, silks, &C. OF the same bought l2J Bow cry.
near Grand st., up stains. 81
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1VVTU NEAIEKN.-A MFFTTNT OF The
~ Pc Me Committee will be held on Wednesday,
2+t., A. ~ O'Clock. = 81, at the Mercer Ilousc, to
perfect arrangements Tho trade AZ LARGE are invited
~ attend, "a tickets will be ready for distritution.
q. II. TURNEi, Pres r. hASlOS, Rec. sec. 2TO
DAINTERS-A REGULAR MEETING OF
the Ni.liAmsburgh House Pain ers' A-socistion
viii bo hell At 2s5 fraud st. on Thu. siAy evening,
18th. There will be election for officers. Every
membor Il particularly requested to attend. j. REV
CRAFT Pr,sI &. HAIGHI, Sec. lly
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THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Il old pesspaperN pamphlets, hooks and waste
paper of every description. STOCKWELL q I'm
ERsON, % Ann ~, door NCst VI NSsAu. at9
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DAWNBROKEE'S SAlf-G. G.. LEWIS,
- Auct'r viii eel IN TAu'sday, Say st,h, q, IS
Chathaul a. a large asrcrtueut Of >, a ana s4lVCr
watches, jeNeIty, guut pftol~ Instruments, &c. 10
SIMPSON 90
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DUARRiMEN BEWARE-THR QUARRY
NSmvn cf luckahoe are nov Oh strike Tor wages,
anu their emp oyers will e IN the city 10 Induce men
take their placos lille the strike By order of
Gu ARLES ALLEN, President OF tie Quarrymen's
Society, Doth At. and 20 ave, New York. 29i
THE WORklNGMEN'S UNION WILL
l. hold special meeting ut Early Closing Hall 2G1
Bowery, Thursday evening, NAV 25th, at o'clock.
Legations from every labol OTganizat IN this
tual In attendance, az the hna arrangements tor the
Monster Picnic Of the 20th and 3vth viii be made.
Rec sec 2Ty
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AICTION NOTICES.

AUCTION SALE or MAGNIfICTNT q! -
LAhoid Fun..uie he wetresda t-ruoon, ,
Vcik At no se l31 West 26th II, retl 8 ave .uf.
ptising Ia Try and ingram csrlets. teds,C I'D hu.
reaus, spriug hair u.AttfWets. tcds and Uy.din p
mirror. clocks shades curtAIns piauofoftes, paor
Tuits china sverV are, cutlery, &c, With eyey
thing desirable IN fac hionbhie residence. Sale rain
Of shine. HENRY K MtSTCOII, Auc.'r. Il6
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-11-15
Josh Biiling ON Hens.


Josh Billings discourses learnedly on
hens in this wise:
The best time tew set hen IL VIXEN
the hen is ready. I kant tell you what
the best breed is, but the shanghigh is
the meanest. 1t costs as much to board
one az it duz stage hoss, and you might
az we'll undertake to fat tanning mill
by running oats thru it. There amt no
profit in keepin hen for his eggs if he
iaze less than one day. Hens ar very
long lived. if tha don't contract the throat
diseaze. 1 kant tell exactly how tew
pick out good hen, but as general
thing the long cared ones, | kno, are the
least apt to scratch up the garden. Eggs
packed in equal parts of salt and lime
water, with the other end down, wilfkeep
from 80 to 40 years if they are not dis
tnrbed. Fresh beef-stake is good for
hens, I suppose 4 or 5 pounds day
would be awl hen would need, at first
along. I shall be happee tew advise with
you, at emmy time, on the hen question
and take it in eggs.
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THE VOLUNTEERS COUNSEL
A THRILLING sToHr.

=. .
John Taylor was licensed. when a.
youth of twenty -one, to practice at the
bar. He was poor but we'll educated,
and possessed extraordinary genius. He
married beauty, who afterwards deserted
him for another
On the 9th of April, 1910, the Court
House in Cla-ksvilfe, Texas, was crowded
to overfowing. An exciting case was
about to be tried. Gen. Hopkins, q
wealthy planter, had offered a gross in
suit to Mary Ellison, the young and beau
tiful wife of his overseer. The husband
threatened to chastise him for the out
rage, when Hopkins went to Ellison's
house and shot him in his own door. The
murderer was arrested and bailed to an
swer the charge. This occurrence pro-
duced great excitement, and Hopkins,
in order to turn the tide of popular, in
| Idignation, had circulated reports against
her character, and she had sued him for
slander. Both suits were pending for
murder and slander
The interest became deeper when it
was known that Ashley and Pike, Of Ar
kansas, and S. s. Prentiss, of New Or
leans, by enormous fees, had been re-
tanned to defend Hopkins.
Hopkins was acquitted. The Texas
lawyers were overwhelmed by their op-
ponents; it was q fight of dwarfs against
giants. al
The slander suit wss for the 9th, and
the throng of spectators grew in number
as. well as excitement; public opinion wa.
setting in for Hopkins, his money hai
procured witnesses who served his power
full advocates. When the slander cas-,
was called Mary Ellison was leftwithou
an attorney-all had withdrawn.
"Have you no counsel ?'' inquiries
Judge Millett, looking kindly at tn
plaintiff.
sNo, sir, they have deserted me, an,
am too psor to employ any more;" re
I piled the beautiful Mary, bursting int
tears. ~
ssIn such case, will not some chiyal
rous member Of the bar volunteer 2" sal
the Judge glancing around the bar.
i The thirty lawyers were silent.
ssI will, your honor" said voice fror
! : the thickest part of the crowd behind tn
bar. - s @
; At the sound of that voice many starte
! lit was SO unearthly, sweet and mourn
, full.
: The first sensation was changed int
Z laughter, when tall, gaunt, spectral fg
;, ure elbowed his way through the crowt
! and placed himself within the bar. HI
: clothes looked SO shabby that the Coul
: hesitated to let the case proceed unds
> his management.
"Has your name been entered on til
rolls of the State p demanded the Judg
ut is immaterial, answered the straI
d ger, his thin bloodless lips curling U
v with q fendish sneer .sHere is my
cense, from the highest tribunal in Ame
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standing By the Government.

y llra
The New York Observer, Ga religious
newspaper, } remarks: ssi Teg
att is painful to observe what papers
now ridicule, oppose, and seek to defeat
the measures of the Government; they
are the papers that were the loudest in
making the support of the administra
tion test of loyalty papers that de-
neuneed every man as traitor who OPP
posed what Government wished to carry
through. We have right to ask such
persons to be consistent; to units now
with the great masses of the American
people in sustaining the Government in
| its patriotic and noble efforts to bring
about the reign of peace, union and fra
ternal love. We hold that man to be a
selfish seeker of his own gain, and not a
warm; large hearted patriot, who throws
cold water on the Presidents plans Of
RECONCILIATION.
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g ostfp. !.
LITTLE WILLIE.

Some have thought that in our dawning, in
81 our BEINGS freshest glow, Fl
God is nearer little children than our parents
ever know,
And that if you listen sharply, better things
than you can teach,
And q sort of mystic wisdom trickles through
their careless speech.
How it is cannot answer; but knew little
~. child
Who, among the thyme, and clover, and the
bees, was running Wild
And he came one summer evening, with his
ringlets DER his eyes,
And his hat was torn to pieces, chasing bees
and butterflies.
Now I'll go to bed, dear mother, for I'm very
tired of play" ~
And he said his "Now I lay ms,'' In a kind OF
gentle way;
And he drank the cooling water from his lit
tie china cup,
.fnd said gaily, "When it is morning, will the
angels take me ups"
There he lies, how sweet and plaoidl and his
breathing comes and goes,
Like zephyr moving softiy,and his cheek is
like a rose;
Blu his mother leaned to listen if his breath.
ing could be heard
"Ohp' she murmured, eff the. angels took my
darling at his wordl''
L = p
Night within its folding mantle hath tn,
sleepers both beguiled,
/ And within its soft embracings rest the moth
| er and the child;
Up she started from her dreaming, for sount
hath struck her ear,
And 1t comes from little Willie, lying on hi
trundls near.
Up she springeth, for II strikes upon he
j troubled ear again, saI
And his breath, in louder fetches, travel
from his lungs in pain.
And his eyes are fixing upward on some fac
beyond the room, &
cheek hath chased the bloom.
Never more his aNow lay men viii besai
from mothers knee;
Never more among the clover will he chas
the humble bee.
Through the night she watched her darling
now despairing, now in hope,
And about the break of morning did the al
l (. gels take him up.
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The memory of a Mother.

When temptation appears, and we are
almost persuaded to wrong, how often a
mothers word of warning will call to
mind vows that are rarely broken. Yes,
the memory of mother has saved many
wretch from going astray. Tall grass
may be growing over the spot where all
her earthly remains repose; the dying
leaves of autumn may be whirled over it
or the white mantle of winter may cover
it from sight; yet the spirit of her, when
he walks in the right path, appears and
gently, softly, meurnfully call to him
when wandering off into the ways of er.
ror.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-11-15

An ANGLERS PATIENcE.--A person
late on Saturday afternoon, hailed a gen
tleman, as he was skillfully essaying the
willy fisherman s art for trout,with, Hal
10, therel Got anything2" Got. any
thingS OF course not; only came here
last Wednesday," was the reply, as the
patient angler once more east his patent
fly. - 15rs..
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DRrssrsa Hoes IN cHIoAao.-An ex

DRESSING Hoes IN CHIcAao.-An ex-
change says:
They kill pigs by steam in Chicago.
A great iron claw, with FIVE fingers,
hooks out the pigs which are quarreling
in the pens below, and lifts the .porkers
to gibbet near by, and then plunges
them into scalding water. By this ma
chine fifty poreines are killed, scalded
cleaned, split, aud hung in rows ready
for sailing within an hour.
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Eey-A young man adyertises for wife
who is pretty and doesn't know il. If
he wanted one who is homely and doesn't
know it, he would find no trouble in get
ting suited.
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sea- If this world were our abiding
place, We might complain that it makes
our bed SO hard; but it Is only our night
quarters on journey, and who can ex-
pect home comforts?
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If you should happen to meet friend
in need, remember that yeu do not know
how soon you may need friend.
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HaS- Folly would do but little mischief
it il we're confined to fools.
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a Charge Upon the Radical Lines
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THE SPIRIT Oh DEMOCRACY,
Published Every wednesday.
FERNS or SUBSCRIPTION,

Two dollars per annum, If paid in advance;
and two dollars and hfty GENTS II not paid il
vsnco.
No paper win be discontinued, except at the
,ption Of the Publisher, until all arrears are
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.J0BPRIINTIlVG

Executed with neatness and dispatch at thi
Office, and at reasonable prices.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-12

Estate SdIe-Ftumiture.
BY MCKAY Sc CABIPBELL.
Will sell TOMORROW, 18th inst, at our Sales Rooms
Nos. 80 and 82 Hasestreet, at IL O'Clock,
MAHOGANY WARDROBES, Sofas, Bureaus, Marble
Top Tables Mahogany Rocking and Hair Seat Chairs,
Mahogany Dining and Card Tables, French and High
Post Bedscads Mahogany Secretaries Gilt Mantle and
Pier Looking Glasses, French Mantle Clock, What-noS
Dressing Tables, Wash Stand. Sdeboards Foot Stool.
Engravirgs Pictures Office Desks, Hay Quttor. Mat
tresses, Feather Pillows Crockery Glass Ware wheeler
x Wilson'S Sewing Machines. &C., &c.
Conditions cash. October 12
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DWELLINGS TO RENT.
D,re!ings t0 Rsnt.
BY JOHN g. RIGGS ~ CO

DtretinIs to Rsnt.
BY JOHN 8. RIGGS & co.
The following DWELLINGS 20 Rent:
xags.S9Sr That two and half story BRICK HOUSE i'll
,,Ed st. Philipstrcet, west sc, next to the
ibei of Wentworth-strcct III good order, and posses
kas.&esA sion given Immediately
ALSO,
That two and half story ERICK HOUSE southeast
corner of John and Meet streets, containing four up-
right rooms and two :!c attics, with requisite out
buildings.
That two and half story BRICK HOUSE No. State
street, containing seven Possession given I'M
mediateiy.
Tho UPPER PART OF TIE HOUSE No. State.
street. containing eight roonssuitabo for Offices
Residence. Possession gTe: immediately.
kSD
Tho two story WOODEN HOUSE south side of Gibbcs.
street, with six rooms. Possession 1st November.
The two story WOODEN HOUSE east side of Smith
street, with four rooms. Possession lat November.
AND
Inc two and half story WOODEN HOUSE south
side OF Warron street. wcss OF Coming street. with four
upright rooms and attics Possession lst November.
,,...-. A!'o,
Several VACANT LOTS, IL eligible situations. Apply
as ABOVE, at No. STATE.STREET.
October 10
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FOREIGN IMpoRrAr1oss -Thcrc was cleared at Liver
pool for this port from 14h to 10th September 1866
the following articcs Sc brandy 100 tons coal.
case gun cases. packages hardware ton iron castings
cask composition nails 4a6 tons salt 37oo slacs 800
boxes tin plates s93 tiles, and cases wire cloth.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-12

E,roSs ARrHMErIcs.-I will be seen by reference to
columns to-day, that these very valuable works
for sale in our city by r JAMES r. BIaELow, No. 249
kngstrcet These works published in four pro-
gressive numbers. from tho primary to the "High
School," arc therefore. suited TO the capacities
youths thoy proceed in educaou which is striking
improvement on the system OF olden days. The high
opinion Of eminent teachers and Others which are at
tached to the advertisement gives very strong evidence
OF tho great importance of these books and the necessity
of introducing them into overy school.
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House aud Lot in st. PhiIip-street.
By MCKAY t& CAMPBELL.

House and Lot in st. Phaip-street
By MCKAY Sc CAMPBELL.
On WEDNESDAY next, October 18th, will be sold at
Aour Stores Nos 80 and 81 Hasclstreet at 10 O'Clock
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND WITH THE Two.story
Wooden Dwelling thereon situated the West side or
St. Philip-street. and known No. 49, The House
tans rooms; the premises is good well of water
and necessary outbudings.
The Lot measures 48 feet in front feet in depth
be the said dimensions more or less.
Conditions-One.thtrd cash; balance in and two
years secured by bond and mortgage of the premises
the buildings to be insured and the policy assigned
Purchaser to pay us for all necessary papers,
October IL
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

w. wish 20 he supplied with GOOD BEEF, and at
the LoWRgf RATES to cali nt stalla, Nos. 45 Is
mo TN inst We solicit shsrS Of patronage. and we
hopo BY liberal dealing tb mako many 1fisnGa -
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AUCTION SALES,


AUCTION! AUCTION!
IMPORTANT TO TdILORS, DRiEERS IND HEADS
OF FAMILIES.
. by MCNALLY & LEAIIY.
VIII be sold. at Public Auction THIS Day FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock, at the Store No. l22
MectlnS-street, next to IIascl,
LARGE BANKRUPT STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.
The stock consists of West En,iand BROAD AND
FAhhoM CLoIhS, Pilots, Beavers, DOcskins, &c.
-, ALSO,
Blankets, Carpeting aud Cottons
quantity OF Irish Popiins and Shawis
MANY other Goods not enumerated will be sold with
out reserve. Octo,or -
Furniture, Horses DC
MA, BY BONyEKS d SiLCOX.
VIII DC sold THIS DAY, ut Sales Room No. 24O
., King street near Market. at lOi: O'Clock
tnhnoGtNY Spring NEAT CHAThS, CARPETS.
farne faaoenhy ANY i, IG@tea-Tcte etc Common Chairs.
large biaek Walnut Press, Tables.
One large Mahogany Desk ono piano Stoot
t,ot VI Sut Elass Shadcs, Walnut What-not
SlI d. good Scsars 200 boxes Toilet Soar
Deustcau, ono bo1 S1nd Tobacco. .Smoking Tobacco.
Gold Watch and Chain three Stcrrn glvnr T ,JI,.
Large FISH hni'e AMI Fork, two Bottle ytands
ALSO,
One good SADDLE PONII , ycars old
One good Saddle and Draft Horse, years old
Conditions cash. October 10
By MILLIGAN ~ SON.
THIS DAY, 18th inst at No. 20 Yenduo Range, at 10
O'Clock, will sell
l SEWING MACHINE, Wheeler and Wilson, makors
Ladies' Hccled Caters and Bootees
Chiidrens Shoes, lot Crockcry Brass Fcndcrs Mat
rcsscs Bedsteads Bureaus about 100 feet Wire Cloth
&C., &c
Unlimited articles received up to hour of sale.
October 12
~ G1,1iGge, Buggy and Horses:
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FRESH GO0DS---FULL STOCK.
= EnPACKAGES NEW hiAJkEREL
e1U $50 bags Bio and Java Coffee
200 boxes Candles
400 whole boxes Raisins, Layers
200 half boxes Raisins, Layers
80 boxes Cooking Soda
90 boxes Magic Coffee
80 chests best Teas, cheap
400 bbls. Sugars, various binds
so tierces Molasses
rs bbls Cider Vinegar ;.....
80 bbis. Corned Beef
26 bbls Corned Pork
260 boxes Starch
200 boxes Soap
500 boxes Herrings
200 boxes Pickles and Gerkna
200 cases Sauces and Ketsups
200 bbIs Extra Flour .. r..,'. ..g..U
80 packages Goshen Butter N'.'
Spices of oil kinds Maccaronl Citron, Preserved
Ginger, Cooking Extracts, &c.. &c.
- GEO. W. CLARK & co.,
Augusta NJ 49, 80 g No. 1k5 Meeting street.
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WV o.. .. = - sA.aE
.!sI-:a+i5A1..A ,Ht ~
- IoJaa::l..
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WE pleased to learn that the South Carolina Rail-
road trains will 60 through far Hopkins Turnout
this day, and that stages for tho accommodation Of
twenty will be at the terminus of the road
convey them to Columbia. The charge will be three
nnara
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Groceries, Liquors. &c
Mckay &c CAnIPBELL
Will sell, TOMORROW, 18th inst Immediately after
sae OF Carriages, &C., at salesrooms Nos 80 snd
10 half bbls. NORTHERN FLOUR
10 bbis Ness Beef
90 bbls Sugar House Syrup
20 bags Maryland Oats
Boxes Cloves, Pepper, Allspice and Tobacco
Blacking Washboards. &c.
nighth casks aud. cases Brandy. Whishes, Sherry
Wine Cider and White Vino Vinegar, and assortment
of Crockery.
Conditions cash. October 12
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ooaoiurn wurrHo held an inquost on the body Of
David Chapman, T. D. C., 1T No. Ss Calhoun etrees ON
Tuesday eventng lagtI Ysrdiot'rhAt be TO bis
dsash BY eo1ynlsions bsfssioned hom intempoFsnco"
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WE NEGLECTED to MENTION in our last issue, that we
again under obligations to Mr.. II. P. RUaG Whole
Sale News Dealer arkct.strcc for full files of North
papers full and varied assortment of all the prn-
cpal journals and periodicals. both American and for
cign, may always be had of RUUG.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18

GRASD JuBmEs.--on Friday last, the loyal
,oitizsns Of Dover, had grand Jubilee ever the
fall of Richmond and Petersburg, the surrender
Iof Gen Lee. and the prospect of a speedy peace.
The bells w4ie rung, cannon fired and other
manifestations Of rejoicing made.
NATIONAL BAEK.-The Farmers and Merchants
EBanb, OF Elkion, is to be converted into the
National Bank Of Elkton,' 10 n few days.
$500 TO SsOO.-A party with this amount
can secure the entire control in Wilmington Of Il
Isiaple article Of almost universal use, from al
extensive Eastern mandatory. Profits seventy
five per cent The goods are covered by a
patent, ani now, fer the first time introduced
here. The goods and not the patent for eap
For particulars, address through Post Uflicc.
April l4-2W. HALL 4 Co.
WILL be found at the establishment of j
&c. Pickles, No. 2l3 Market street Viii
Enngton, Delaware, large and fine assori.
imeut Of China, Glass aud Queenswarc, con
.sistirg Of Tea, Dinner and Toilet Scts, d
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, Chirnneys
ito all of which he invites the attention oi
purchasers. Goods delivered 10 all parts ol
the city free OF charge.
April ll-2ul.
\ young Lady having considerable ex.
sperienco as Sales.lady, desires Il situation
Would bring Sewing Machine, if it could
be made OF any use TO her employers inter
sest. Please address,
y. YouN0,
Wilmington 7. o.
SURRENDER being the order of the day, /
lcapitulate at once, and offer the fine stocl;
III Millinery goods, now in store, to the cx.
ANIMATION OF our ladies'.
Jos. H. WARRtNGrov,
April l4-ti III Market st.
PHiMs HioKoHr AND OAK woop.-Just rt-
3cdved lot Of Dry Hickory and Oak Wood
Csc. Btsn,
upr lO-lm. French Street WAltf