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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
Thc Eighth Division.

This division was composed entirely of dele
cations from BIooslYn comprising civic societies ssso-
Citations end citizens generally.
Col. T. j. Fowler was 3lirsha, and the movements
Of the division were conducted with great efficiency
/ during the entire day
The participants in tits portion Of the procession
bad rore weaIlsome experience than those IN any
other They were usrled CT their rendezvous as
!ear.y as o'clock ia Tie morning. The division 1t IS
believed numbered upward 81 COCO at The start.
and by 81 oclocS thy were IN lotion
stl-,pgh the handsomely decorated streets to-
ward the river. NOtgi-Ls1andia{ the lace
that the grand event in NeH-NOrk had already de-
creased tie population of BFoOflyn considerable
acxfet darse he yes Of lookrs crowded the side
waR OF she ihoroaghlares through which the 'ivlsion
Flnvl, rloysd keeping to,eTr, incgen step N tima
v IN the mourHfq martial music ,whieh preeeced IL
william shlrgb Gieenp ilF bad other adj cent ocail'
ties contributed arge to me ,I.onss ''Y,Is On
everyone taking considerable pgde IN ther -ee saoo'
which was to form portion h. TIE graGd pageant COM
memo, afiye Ofthe momonto1s occasion.
The division reached the fe1Ty ai sbn eleven o'clock
where some time coIsIu'G IN oros,nG the !iver
Tho ferry. boats probably never mo.e eompeiey
inmcd inan upon this OCCASION; but tue adm,rapio
arrangements waicn had been perfected prevented ay
confusion. aud Vell few minutes NeIc icqsiieu ,.
form the division after It's arrival on the Manhattan
side Then for hours aitergard the boats Of oil ths
ferries were again greatly er9geea ~ ,ae Pe1p' WIN
Tie division. after being reformed. proceeded Up
Brekman TO Nas.au-st, and up Nassau to friniing
HOusp Squufe NAfEc llt mead itrs'S' 'H' 'H'N
SON hating until according tie programme deter.
min a on neir turn should arrive 10 fa IN $50
As the main procession DID not commence moving
Iorti . o'rl0ck-gn hour later than the time agreed
upon-and as the E ghth was destined 10 wine up the
Whole affair they wa ted lOr weary hours before they
we're permlted 10 moge At last, however. at elock
the band commenced playing, and the Eighth DIVISION
|sgung slowly into line.
Immediately following the band came company OK
gallant little boys. the Cadets oil toe Father Mathew
lSocicty OF Brooklyn They neatly dressed IN red
white and blue. marched exceentiy, and made avery
creditsb,e appearance.
J The Fetier Mathew Total Abstinence Society or
Brooslyr followed numbering several adred strong
fn regaa and bearn their handsome banner taste'
fully trimmed with crane. .o.-
Another delegation ii boys followed, 40 or ~ In num-
Der. They made an excellent ippeerdnce Then dress
trnwscr graceful Green sash tipped with Grape. and
green caps With white tassels and trimmings
4 An alyapcc guard " Lolgshoremen, pearihe, tlo
,atora colors furled AID cTapc-trned followed by
tho Longshorenen's Union Protective ASSOCIATION;
which numbered several hundred bearing at the hea!
Of heir column their banner which had been prepared
for the occasion:
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The rinb D!v;sioa.
JOHN TUCKER, MAEI.AL AND AIDS

JOHN TUCKER, MAf.,i.AL AND AIDS
The division was composed Of three a.socla-
tons OF the Father Matthew Temperance Societies.
the Hbernian Society add tie Cadets Of Temperance
an m rceaa and with banners shrogdcd IN mourning
Il,y numbered ovp. 900 strong, and made very
mro,pr appearance. The reg ais and general appear
nncc OF these societes have very recently pcen DE-
'eIbed IN HE TmhuSr, viz; on st. fatriskS Ia!
March ~
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The Fourth Division.

OF this division Gen. j. II. Hobart Ward was
Marshal supported by his eids. Col c. f. Smith Capt
W. II. Nash, Clinton Rice, Lieut. Col T. j. Leigh, Capt.
W. H. Draper Capt. Frederick Swift Capt. Josiah
Carpenter
1t consisted Of the Grand Lodge Of Free and Ac'
ccpted Masons end over co subordinate lodges in all
numbering certainly not less than 600 men. These
wore no repaii but appeared IN back clothes with
green syigs in their button holes They made spien-
dii 81 earance snd followed by the Grand Lodge
l. q OF q + numbering abOnt $50 men. aud ttc W.
To- X. NJ. with about . men. 1be display made by
both was highly crediiahe. Then next tie Order
II Buai EaIeth IsIaelitsn institution, numbering.
probably 5pU men, followed by tne y. Free Sons o.
Israel This organization Lumi cIed about LEGO men,
aud they eued by tier banner, bearing the
following inscription;
The FATHER of tins COUNTY, is Dead.
The Na'n Nouns T. ? Him.
lie is NOT dead for be LIVES
in tue heart ~ tie NATION.
The tui'ed Sons of Erin came IN at this point nUl
baring 20 men, ard aiieT these followed tGe Bted
Brothers numbering GbOu, .o0. Tine men wore reg ALA
aud looked very we'll
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First Platoon, Fourth Co,
Seventh Regiment.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott IN carriage.
Admiral Farragut and Gen Hunter in a carriage
Carriages containing pabcarers. distinguished officer
Of the army and navy. and military officers
from foreign countries.
Troop Of cavalry, as escort 10 the Grand Marshs.
Brig Gen. Hall, Grand Marshal
Col. John w. Avery, Aid.
The Hon. Abram Wskeman. Aid.
The Hon. Charles q. Cornell, Aid.
Col James Price, Aid.
Capt. Charles A. StetsOn. Aid.
Col. &. A. johnson. Aid.
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. Coumbas Mrriyed Chief
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Also banter on ore side OF which wes:
"c,m an Gq,l an Gsaldk Csii'
and on tie obyerse side:
Instituted 4. D. lsJi-I cofperatcd A. y, 1851.
German society," Pres dcat II. Snicker Vice.presi.
don't Charies = ebeei - men.
German D.srensoiy
Germaus' widows d. D phais' Society.
German Say'n-s Banks EiDrlayel.
Gcrmrn Fi;e and Life l.sarnnce Conn anies
Twentieth Ward tierLag RcpnDheaH Assoclatlons
MAJ slal--M. n Ger e1 mcmbcrs
Bohemian National Benevolent society.
Twentieth " ard Union Club. Pre,ident--Dr. Schultz,
yico.PgcsGcut-h Donnie. $50 members carry
Inc one society DAG AID one National hae,draped.
Island Social Club. MarsaI. >. laompSouj Ani, NJ.
Nelson. &C m.nbers.
Ancient 0idef of Fi.thin Fellows.
Henry Clay DeJitiiE AsaOc ,sJn. President. Samuel
Adler 20 members.
Edward Everett Literary anG social Union President,
H. Bceiner 30 members.
National Gee Club March }, James Hess; AID, l..
Washington Coterie.
Social Reformera ana { oinet Makers. MafShas'
II. Appel, Geo. Reimceer N. Lochuer. l,nO members
Nev-Yolk Turner's society, with me Band aud
Drum Corps o. 90 Marsha, " iiliam he scier fare
of this body. consisting Of over CO. were dressed III
white linen coats, but the majority we're dressed III
blgek civic dress.
Twentieth Volunteers. @e.man). President WIN.
stippe. ~ 1len. .,
Twenty.Dmth Volunteer, oieiinan) Marshal hr.
Kn'A
Eighth Regiment Blnker5 ve,eron Society. President,
Col. Goseaclaus; Nlcr- president. NJ Felt
Lousen; 300 members.
Garibaldi GulIls. Mafs-4, \. Werner; Aid, John
Siict 90 rien.
Seventh Regiment Vo.Gateer Socety Marshal NJ.
APPEL . 900 memheTs.
Eenemann & SilenuAL's six Factory Employees.
Marshal, Thomas Niger Aid Mr.. Roth.
30 men.
NewYork ShaTp shOOteTs; Commander, Louis Geisler;
40 men.
New.York Boss Boxers Association. Marshal. Jacob
Eidt; Aids, Charles DCrae.mer A. Albeit;
90 men.
Young Mems Iudependent Democratic association.
President. Joseph Hartmann; Vice President
5. j. Schck; Secretary. j. HAITI ~ men.
Italian National Association with Red. White and
Green Badges dressed in crape--AaIshol Secchi do
CasaIi 100 members. They carried one ltaiaD Ma
i.0asl Flag Draped
Steuben Veteran Corps Marshal Colonel Kaph-io
members.
CaryeTs' Society; Plcsacn. jacob CoDde Vice Presi-
dent A Aiiiol-SU men.
New York Cigar nlltrs Associations; President A.
Cooke: SecIeIary ,. llaaks-4JO members
Nornandlc society: President Alt0u Swlcker; wee.
President CLaricS tric.e ,e--l5o meulDers
Liinberser Social RcfoIrers.
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WE MOURN OUR Loss.

Next came another band, breathing music as il
swept along.
The 81. James's Roman Catholic Benevolent Society
Of Brooklyn, came immediately after They had turned
out in great strength but the long period OF wearisona
waiting had depleted their ranhs through desertoDs
Nevertheless they made very credtabls appearance.
Citizens OF the Fifth Ward Of BROOKLYN with banners
dressed monrning the gded eagles on their SUM
ms shining dimy through clouds OF enyeioping Grape.
lin the center of this delegation W this banner;
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CITIZENS OF THE FIFTH WARD.
THE HAND OF THE ASSASSIN
HAS TwINED
THE NAME or ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WREATH or IMMORTALITY.


Other delegations from Brooklyn ana willamsourgh.
|cieties: Shamrock Society No. /; Assumption I. AZ
|B. Society; Representatives of the Fire Department
Notwithstandins the TACT mat the DIVISION nad sut-
able display they swept through the dense %
living hedges which closed up behind them az they
brought the grand pageant TO a close.
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The Procession Four Hours
i'm Passing
GRAND MILITARY DISPLAY

immense Turnout of Civic Societies.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06
Sd Sd xRMrRs TAKE NOTICE !
81 a.as1cWR q, CLAIRE,
SUPER PHOsPHATE OF LIME,
REMOVAL.


The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their oeA from No. lit Market Street to No. 607 near "
opposite the Bank Of Delaware
IEooRroAArnD LEaiHIAruRH OF rHR STATE OF FL
AwARR, WITH CAPITAL or
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
TNHR PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RRCBIv.
ing applications for Insurance at their ONCE In Will
mington against losses by Fire every description Of
budnga in general merchandise shps In port and their
sSOes household furniture and other personal propfry
also Against loss or damage by inland transportation OF
goods, wares, merchandise and country roduca.
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable as any OF ths
companies in the cities Of Philadelphia or New York
Parties insured repose the fullest confidence in the
sodiy Of A capital and that all losses will be promptly
DIRECTORS.
At the annual election held the 9th day OF March,
1865 the following directors were elected to the
ensuing year. viz;
George JoAss. Samuel Floyd, Edward MeInAl,
D. Cr rWilsoa, sAm1 D. NeWlin, George W. Sparks
Joe. MsndishAll, John B. Porter George W. Bush,
Insurance may be made for any time less than three
months
b addition to the above mode Of Insurng property the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company twhoas charter ID per-
peuAl eeet perpetual insurance real estate the person
bseomng isAired deposits in the once certain per
moro less according to ths nature Of the s upon the
amount 70 be innured-but which be Withdrawn @.
auy time By leaving per cent the amount deposited
this method IL believed to bo much
the Insured than the fomsrthe expense about one
and there 10 20 renewing Of the policy from time
Properly that would be Insured per annum at 40 and
IS cents the 1000 will be Insured At and per deposit
and in like proportion the risk increases.
Persons Wishing to Insure their property wanting
formation the subject ofinsurAnee will apply to the
agents a. above, or 10 . 49,
JoHH NOLAN, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
EXnhanna Rrnkara


No. HI Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
BERDs, BONDS, MORTGAGES, &e, &e., promptly apd
PRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED
STOCKS AND LOANS OF all kinda bought and sold on
commission in this city Atths Brokers Boards in PhA
dephiA New York or other cities BY means Of CORES
pondinR brokers who all firms Of high standing.
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged stocka or
purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and our agents.
DRAFTs.-Ws draw on philAdelphiA, New York or Bos-
ton and procure dras on other American cities, At the
lowest rates OF exchange.
FOREIGN DRAFTs.-Ws draw on Great Britain, Ire
and Germany and every other country In Europe,
on houses Of undOubtsd standing In sums to suit
customers.
EXCHANdR-Forsign or Domsste--bought and sold
At the most favorable rates allowed by the market
York.
REAL EsTATR.-ws attend to the purchase and sale
Of Real Estate in town country and respectfully invite
purchasers or sellers to give call We rent houses
and whom desired by our customers attend to the eoee
ton Of their rents.
coLLKoTIONs.-0ur correspondence enables US to
country, through the most reliable ehAnnes cur faci
ties for making collections therefore complete,
consequently persons avAing Themselves may
oRhdent that their business will be faithfully and
oromptly attended to. Our charges low
N ade by any reliable parties.
In every case whore employed aim Ia to do
he best for tha interest Of customers, aud solicit
he patrnag Of our friends and the public ger ally
ian nS JOHN MoLEAk a son
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06
For SALE.
A Valuable AiH Property at DelaVa

A Valuable Mill Property at DeldWare City.
This property thirty (s0 by forty 4u feet corner Of
gscoud and Canal streets, three stories high, with
KneIne House. sixteen 6 by thirty 1907 feet. There
three N run Of stoneH with bolt cloth, rolling SCREEN
Smut Machine and one ~ largo size Hominy Machine
The lot apon which this mill stands ia y (6O by two
hundred i2OO) feet with sabng and shedding thereon
drst class steam Rngne, thirteen Inch Qa in) sylln
der thirty inch $50 in stroke and boilers Of the safest
and economical kind This mill has been built four
M years and Is in excellent order There Is other
mil within eight miles having little competition
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal passeH within ity
feet Of the door, Fort Delaware directly opposite ST.
eotqes ana Port Penn each four ~ miles distant The
above places depending principally upon thia mill for
their supplies OF hsur and feed This mill Ia doing
ourishing business The Of sale, health Of the
present proprietor.
!, Terms easy.
For further particulars apply 10
WILLIAM McCAULLEY Co.
0O6 Market Street. Wilmington Del.
Or W. c. ROBERTSON, Proprietor, Delaware City.
fsbl4-u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06
62s HOPKINS 62s
HOOP SKIRT MANDATORY.
NO. 62s Arch Street, Above Sirth,
PHILADELPHIA.
HOPKINS
82s
WhOIesaIe and Retail.

The most complete assortment and best quality Aad
styles OF Ladies' Misses and Chdrens Hoop Skirts In
the city. These OF Our Own Make" are gotten up ak
preHsy to meet the wants Of First Class Rsfdil Trade
aclng ali the and desirable Hylea Sizes lengths
and size waists, In trail aud plain skirts irom ~ 70 %
springs, from IS to a inches long, and ~, IN D.
than a bundled varieties for Ladies'; In Misses and
Childrens Skirts we are beyond all compstihon all that
are made by have stamped the kid pad pkinh
Hoop Skirt Mandatory, NO. 62s Arch Street. fhilAde
phia, and ara warranted 10 give satisiactlon.
~ Agents for the New Flexible Skirt, this most
pliabls Hoop Skirt made equal to Bradley's "DupleH
Rliptlep Skirt, and at much lower prices
Also constantly In receipt OF full assortment Of goeu
Eastern made skirts which being sold At very low
prices Kid pad and metallic fastened 10 sprngt 50 cen
20 springs sf CO. 20 springs 81 1 so springs 81 - and
40 springs s1 60 Skirts made TO order altered and re
paired Terms eAsh-One price only. For Circular con
tanning catalogue Of styles lengths, sizes aAd pTleea cal
at address by mall, incloslng stamp for posiAge
HOPKINS HOOP SKIRT mANUfACfORf,
mar7.3m No. 628 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06
FrOnf nnd Frannh afreefa.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. zoe Chestnut Street, Above Seventh,
adjoining the Masonic Templsl
PHILADELPHIA.

CThIs old and popular hots Is situated In the very
centre Of business and convenient the Steamboat and
Railroad Depot access from which the hotel is AttAn
able at all times The house has been thoroughly reno
vatsd and newly furnished and in every respect rends
ed TO meet the wishes and desires Of the travelling public
The reputation that the Manager has enjoyed In the
duct OF other hotels will be sufficient guaranty that no
effort his part will be spared to mske the WashinH-
ton" hrst-elsss house. The Ardsr will be unsxeeptos-
able in every respect This Manager will be pleased 10
his old friends and former patrons Of the "Ind ian
Queen" Wimington, and "stAtsa Unicn," Philadelphia
And TO welcome many new
oHAs. NJ. ALMOND,
iAn1IHsm Manager
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06
Wharf Property for Sale.

N excellent Wharf property in the city Of Whining
n ton, Del, with $50 feet the creek, eontalninR
between two and three Of land, which is dye
TBNEhRNT5. It 10 near the Railroad and adjoins the
sxtsnsvs Ship yard OF John X. Kirkman Co. The
water along Is the best in Wilmington, and has besn
used for ship yard and Coal yard. For ahlp yard or
Rolling Mill, or manufacturing purposes, 1t a unsur.
psassd by any location In the city.
Apply TO WM. McCAULLRY Co.,
noVi8.tf COS Markell streat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware

(ORIdINAL MILL CRRRK, &a1
THIS Company continues to offer to the people of Delh
ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance against os
BY IRE on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks.
The InstutIon IL commended by over 90 years expar
In and attention to the subject Of Mutual
(beng the rs to Introduce the principle into our a,s,s
by reason Of which, It Is believed the Managers nave
seen enabled so to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property As 10 render the msmh
hhip the most equitable character Of the
ous Insurance Companies presented to the public
1t takes credit to Itself that its payments OF have
been so prompt and LIBERAL that In 2 years buBnes and
ossss reaching over 100000 not single case Of litsS
ton has occurred, and scarcely without entire aas
faction to the parties insured. "A's
Looking more to the safety than the number and
amount Of its risks Il has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars Of InBurance either as recurring la
great an amount In single risk Offering unit ob
In this manner IL conceived 1t has the Safest and
most Of insurance. proportion to the amuupt
over sx hilIons Of Dollars, OF any other Company
As evidence OF ths has notony reduced the rata OF
insurance. at all tmes moderate, oneslxth during tbs
asst two years. but presents clear surplus fund of
$4,000 A. security against assessment the Deposit
Notes. which By the resort to Scrip CerihcAes Of
the balances due 10 each menber being issued will
be paying interest to them from January 1852 Al tbs
Ateof per cent per Annun, thus making astn arthc
1t commenced the year 1862 with real protection to
the community in Deposit NoteS Of s250oo0
eufPiuA fuho 10000
Total protection, 100000
It the work of tho Farmers Of Delaware and a.
-, PIssldsnt--JRssE SHARPE
beeretAfY and TraAaurer-ROBRKT MuCABH, N, D.,
DIRECTORS
Bill Wilson, Brandywno Hd.j James DslAplaiu Christi.
ana Hdi James Webb, samusl Barr y. q. stotssnburs
and jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hd Robert MeCabe Mil
Greek Hdi John p williamson white Clay Greek nd d;
George JAnyier, New Castle Hdi Curtis D. Ellison, Pen.
eader Hd.i John Q. Clark Red Lion Hd.; Wm. Temple
smyrna James II. Burnham, st. Georges Hd; ChaTlsl
y fleming, Peter y CAusey Milford Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AshNIs-Aa well for receiving applications for Rsur
Ell Wilson, BrA9dywine Hdi Robert Mecabs NIL
Creek hd,i James DelapAin, Christians Hd.; John u
Williamson, white Clay Creek Nd; Curtis u. Ellison
Peneader Hd Red Lion, st. Georges and AppoquiniminI
hundreds; Joseph Q. Griffith, Smyrna James Crppen
New Castle hdi CHARLES 4. Fleming, Milford. Charlie
Tunnel, Georgetown Henry Todd Dover.
Communication on general business addressed to th
andsrsgnsd, Wilmington, will receive Immediate sttsp
lon.
IH ROBERT MccABR NJ. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06
PROCLAMATION.

I, CHARLES KIEFE, Chief Caterer to the sni,, .s 4,
wilmington, and the public generally, do pu0n'
declare; - -, ..ns arc ID
i. That REED BIRDS and other choice gAsn s..t IIA,
season. and may be found done up in the Iedy b.
al the OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD sIhhA
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS. a,,,dosl
O. That OYSTERS are now strictly prims' ~ ~ Il III
MP In the most delicious stows, Pans, frys' e"'
Oyster Bay House In Third Street. =. .h,,iusd d
g. ThAtall kinds Of Iefreshmenta may ?, tsns up D.
the said Oyster Bay House, in Third STREE, ops Y
the future, 10 the past 10 make this d
the best In the United States. model uhisn sIaJ
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can esn,,89}Na. 9ga Al hli
luxury IN the shape Of RATING and ,ngfompl
prices, and be accommodated pleassnuy "a ee q li
-, Given under the hand and seal ..os 81 bstTssa
LIS sAd Oyster Bay House, in Ihlrs pslaNl,
ts--4 Market and King Streets Miimine
is seventh day Of September a. u lses proprtaf
sep2o chAhLhs AihN1ItiI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06
Children 40 Tndent,,ra

QoYs AND GIRLS from three to thirteen years OF age
ID to be placed with suitable persons in the country
Apply At the HOME FOR PRIRNDLEss CHILDREN
No. 4l2 King Street. on Mondays from to o'clock p NJ
April l. 1sst-fg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06

Redding's Russia salve
Heals Old Sores
Redding's Russia Salve
ourss Burns, scalds, outs.i
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds, Bruises. .sprAins.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures BoilS, Ulcers, Cancers.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Salt Rhsum, Piles, EryslDslas
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Ringworm, Corns, &C., &c.
NJ. FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT..
Only 25 Cents Boz.
FoR HAL1 ny
J. p. DINsMORR, No. 49l Broadway, New Yorh.
8. W. f0WLR a CO., No. Is fremont Street bo'N
- ~' saw ap ISL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.
JAMES BRADFORD
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w generally, that he has
Removed to his New Store,

Removed to his New Store,
Nos. and East Third Street, near Market,
WILMINGTON, DEL
WheTo he viii keep constantly on hand full steek
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
His facilities Tor conducting the business on the most
enlarged scale and In the most satisfactory manner
net equAed by any other establishment in the State
whilst his stock larger than In any between Pha
delphia and Baltimore. lie returns his thanks to his
patrons for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him. and hopes by strict attention businets to merit
nd receive continuance Of their In his ne
on, nseb
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06

STATE OF DELAWARE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
/, CUsTis W. WRIGHT, Secretary Of state of 'ths
State Of Delaware, do hereby certify that the aboye and
foregoing correct and true copy Of the act eptid
can act to amend the ninety-ninth Chapter Of the Re
vised Code" PISSED at Dover, March H. 1866 the or
ginAl Of which is on file in this Department
In testimony Whereof have hereunto sat m v
IT, hand and official seal, at Dover this twenty
tN'sl seventh day of April, in the year OF our Ioyd
one thousand eight hundred and sixty five
OUSTIs W. WRIGHT,
mAy2-lm Secretary Of State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-06
Living Home for Sale or to Lease

Living Home for Sale or to Lease
Oh Incidence prompts to offer the above institu
II ton 70 some person who Is anxious or more In
need Of some paying business than am. have fully
aud practically demonstrated the necessity of such
ntuon, and made for 1t reputation ssond to no other
In the country i age. and we'll worth the Of
any wishing paying business Of the kind will
sell ths buildings, with all the fixtures At cost valua
ton, with any amount Of land from to forty acres or
will sell Chestnut Grove Cottage, my family Residences
containing ~ rooms with tenant house and other out
buildings and such amount land the purchaser may
desire The property Is only onsfourth Of mile outside
OF the city limits, the hghlands having full view Of
the city, and the Christians and Delaware RiVera.
]. A. BROWN.