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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-12
RnnSES FnR SALE.

sAfA In Market strsst-stoIs aud Dwelling bsoN
IIlVf Second street an excellent business stand.
I.i In Shipley Strest Three story brick dwell ing
above Filth street. 26 feet front 30 feet deep
In Seventh streetTwo three story brick dwellings be-
low Lombard street Also, two three story Diirk Dwell
ings Nos. 6I6 and elS West Seventh street.
Ia Second stre5tA three story brick dwelling bstwssn
Ffeneh aud Walnut streets, might Be made good bus
Esss stand.
In Tatnall street-A large three story brick dwelling
with all the modern Improvements, No IA TAtuAll st.
Building LntsA desirable property st the corusr oil
Third and French streets, suitable either for budine
lots site fur manufacturing establishment. Fui
JOHN MeIEAR SON,
auQ4 No. III Market sfrea
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H. r. BRIEdnURsT, DRuduisT AND ApoTHR-
Cary, 3lI Market-next door TO tue uorner oil
Fourth street-hae just received and offers fol-
sale, largs variety of fancy articles, drugs,
medicines, chemicals, Patent medicines and
perfumcry. Having lately purchased Id New
York and Philadelphia at low prices. large
ossortmeot of hnir brushes aud tooth brushes,
combs, fancy extracts. cologne water, toilet
soaps, lar preparations. SC, he is prepared TO
sell them si tho original New York and philadel.
phia retail prices. lie keeps constantly on hand
q large stock of the most popular aud most relia-
bic Pateht 'cines, all of which he guarantees
to be the Il -iy genuine, and warrants them
fresh aud uuaduterated Ayers Sarsaparills
and Cherry Pectoral, Jayne's Expectorant,
Jaynes' Alternative Carminative, Vemifuge,
and Sanative Pills Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Husbands Magnssia, Browns Bronchial Troches,
Railways Ready Relief, Tobias Horse Liniment,
Roberts Horse Powder, Hunts Liniment, Wolfs
Schnapps mud brakes Plantation Btters, war
ranted genuine and sold al reduced prices.
We would also call particular attention to his
family medicines, among which the following
preparations have been used for many years,
ana can he relied on for their safe and eliica-
cious cures; Bringhurst's Cough Syrup, for
Coughs, Colds and Asthma. IL Que OF the best
remedies known for diseases of the Lungs:
Bringhu:sts Dyspeptio Pills, an excellent RENE
dy for Dyspepsia, Lv er Complaints, 80. Bring
hursrs Anti Bilious Pills, popular aud desi-
rable cure for Bilious Fevsrs, Jaundice, Costive.
ness, lleAd- Aches, &c. BrinRhurst's Blackberry
Compound, an invaluable remedy for Cholic,
Cholera Morbus, DiarehOm, dripping Pains, aud
Summer Complaints in children. Bringhurst's
Kings Mixture, speedy and eifoacious appli-
cation for Pains, Bruises, Rheumatism, Chill
blains Frosted Feet SC, and also Bringhurst's
Essence of Jamaica Ginger, the popular medi-
cine for Disordered Stomachs, Indigestion, and
Diarrho@. This preparation of Ginger, unlike
those disagreeAble and useless nostrums sold
under the same nme. is prepared only from the
genuine beached jamaica Ginger.
llasson's Compound Syrup of Tar, for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness Asthma, Sore Throat, and all
the affections Of the Throat and Lungs, sold for
20 cent per bottle
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Auction Sale of Condemned
Horses.
QUARTRRMAsrsR uASERAL's oFFicR,
itaHT UIyI Ion.

VUANIhNMAFIkH Uh NhkAN7 . NFFiVHl
ftHHT DIvG Ion,
WASnSsfUN CRY, April 20, 1866
VIII lie sold at public auction to the highest iddrI
At Tie tlme aud places named below, viz
1866.
CARLISLE pENNsYLvAAiA,rh THURSDAY, May II,
1855.
PITTSBURGH, PENNsYLyANIA. FRIDAY, May %.
1866.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORsEs,
at each place.
These horses have been eoadrmusd as unnI for the
Cavalry service OF tho Army
For road and farming pui pfsss many good barsatnb
may be had
Horses sold snsly sales IL commence at lO A. NJ
Terms cash 10 United States currency.
JANIS A ERIN,
Brsve Brig Gen. In charge First Division Y N. u. ..
mayg TIA
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wilmington Post ofice--Maila Close.

- 00Is0 NORTH.
Philadelphia, Pa. 800 A. NJ.
Philadelp phia, Way and New York IL 30 A. NJ.
Philadelphia aud New York 90 aud 500 +. NJ.
doINu SOUTH.
baltimore and Way, 500 A. NJ.
Baltimore aud Washington, Il.30 A. M.
baltimore and Washington, 800P. NJ.
PEEINsuLAR.
Peninsula Mail on Del. Rail Road. 800 A. NJ.
fenlnsula Mail to Dover, 100 p. NJ
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
INVALID,

Published for the benefit and As a warning and
A CAUTION TO Young MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature DslAy %
Manhood, etc supplying At the same time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
By who has cured himself after being put great
sud injury thrdugh medical humbug and quAkerY
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope single
copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Rsq..
dse38m Philadelphia, Pa,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-12
Deafness, blindness and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by Dir. }. IsAACs
0cullel and Aurist (ormery VI Leydsn HOllandD No.
59 PINE Street. Philadelphia Testimonials from the
most reliable in the city ard County be
At his office. The medical faculty are Invited to Ae-
company their patients, he has secrets 10 his praq.
Ice ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pain. No
thArge made for examination febl0ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-12


OBITUARY --"Died, Nay 7, 1865, at th
navy'yard, Washington accidentally browne,
endeavoring TO save younger playmate)
Willie N only son Of Commander William N
aud Lucy lie @, Jeifers, aged seven years ani
six months He was taken to Philadelphia 70
/ lnterment"
The circumstances which caused the cad be
reavemeut above recorded were as follows
| On Sunday afternoon two little boys. one the
sou Of Captain Carr and the other the sou o
Commander Jeilers, inspector aud commaudan
| Of the navy ordnance yarI, were playing neal
| the new ordnance foundry, when they tell into 9
body of water standing in q portion Of the
foundation, some eight feet deep. Their cries
! attracted the attention of a colOred sailor who
ron to the spot in time TO rescue Captain Carr
sou in an exhausted condition, but could not ge It
COmmandant Jeifers' son out until life was
extinct. II appears that little Willie, though OF
snch tender age, had brave heart and seeing
his still younger comrade fall into the water,
jumped 10, and in endeayoring to rescue him
lost his own life.
NATIONAL CEMETERY AT AATIETAM Tho
Maryland Legislature, its last session, passed
an act Incorporating National Cemetery at
Antietam iu imitation Of similar Incorporation
by the Legislature Of this State, at Gettysburg
Seven Thousand dollars were set apart as
Maryland's proportion, and provision made for
the appointment Of one trustee from each State,
on condition of their contributing an amount of
money propOrlioned to their representation in
Congress- Many Of The States have desired to
do so for long time, and will aid in this
patriotic enterprise. Thousands of our soldiers
fell on this bloody field, whose remain, lie half
buried over an area of fifteen miles. The
trustees appointed for Maryland are Thomas A
Boullt, of Hagerstown Dr. A. A. Biggs, Of
General Edward Shriser OF Fred
erck, and c. c. Fulton, OF Baltimore. We are
assured that a cemetery will be erected no less
fitting and attractive than that of Gettysburg
suitable lot Of ten acres has been purchased
on part Of the battlefield, near the town Of
embracing the ground occupied by
General Lee as signal station, from whi,h the
whole Of the ground fought over can BIZ viewed.
II is pronounced most admirably adapted to the
purpose, and arrangements are already being
made to commence operations II is proposed
to remove the remains of all those who died al
and other hospitals, US well az of
those who died on the field, Those Of Lees
army who fell ia the battle will be inferred in
d separate part of the cemetery. 1t will be
difficult at this late day to learn the names aud
places Of ali the bndiep as many Of the graves
have no longer any marks 10 designate them
The citizens residing in the community should
At once 10y before the trustees nil the nfOrma
lion that can be Obtained.- PARddd. North !
Amer.
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JonE p. Rum. sGo'v.


REMovAL.--The Artisans Savings Bank has
been removed to No. COZ Market Street, where
it will lie open daily to receive deposits aud
make payments.
Dividends at the rate of per cent, per An-
mum, have been paid to Depositors. semi. .anuu-
ally in April and October, since the orgAnsa-
tion of the Bank in 1861,
Profits on deposits, after the payment Of
necessary expenses, are all d. voted to lhs bene-
fit and security of the depositors.
Managers ore not allowed to borrow any part
of the funds belonging to the Corporation.
Managers: - William s. Hlles, Edward Belts,
Joseph W. bay, Charles ". Rowland, WIN. II.
Billany, George 3. Capelle, Job H. Jackson,
George W. Bush, Leonard 4. Wales, DR.. j. =.
Vaughan, N. r. Benson. Clement b. smiib
Henry f. Dure
WILLIAM s. HILLRs, President
GEORGE " BUsH, Vice President
JoHN P. M0LEAR. Treasurer.
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PENINSULAR r. r. LINE.
Chance of 3oura

IN AMI sitter MONDAY. APRIL 80, 1865, Tr.ins for
" the accommodation VI Passengers will run as follow
until tutther notice.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
COmmenClng M0ndaY. AnrII Rd. IRRS

NN"OnShh5 mOuudyg HpEH oul 1000
IL, IfSio, rll leave Depot BROAD STREET AND
| W NAshinuTON AVENUE as follows:
T., hAPRtsS TRAIN at 4o5 A. n, (Mondays excepted
pv y, natmvTe and Washington, stopping at Wilmington
( Magnolia. 's''' 4a" anu
.LAwARE RAIL ROAD TRAIN at 74s A NJ
mediate stAtionr ~ ~ 47 '"N'
wAYAAIL TRAIN at SIS A. NJ. tsuudays excepted ,
EMPRESS TRAIN At is p. H. IsundSy" sScsptad , f,y
baltimore aud Washington, stopping Chester Wmlnx
EXPRESS TRAIN At s. P. NJ (sundsys .xs,pt.d., f,,
Ssssrs glston, NoH1hEss Ps,SPRHE AZ Wlei9stoa
perryman's. Magnolia. and stemmsr Run ''
Il, NIGHT EXPRESS at 4 Is ?. NJ. Tor Baltimore Aa
and Washington passsngersl Wilmington NswarE, ElS
loe, North-East. psrryvils, aad lIavre do Uraee.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe will take the Sis A. A.
SiLMIXGToS ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
stepping At all siaons bstwvsn Philadelphia aud WI.
leave rhii.i.phlA at 7.I5, II o. A. ~ 2oO 50. sos
100 ADdiJVUP NJ The 55U P. ~ train connects with si
awAr- Railroad fr Milford and inlsi mediate stAtoas
M ssa's "il9es'on a. o. 800 osnd ssV A. 81, 200.
TrAins ior New Castle leave PhilaIvlphla AMI
u W A. 8 - an b.l0 z. 81.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
CHESTER FOR pRlLIDELpHiA
Leave Chester at -, ~ sud iU.il a. ST. 1896 24s
From BiLrlMORg 10 PHILADELPHIA
l.s''s Baltimore $40 A. NJ Way Msl. LiUP ~, e..
pres ta' p A.. Way Train. go p. A, kxpisss s25
p. d- Express.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester At e.5a A ~, l.5O aud n 90 Pm
WlmnSlon At sia, 9a5 4. Al 4ss o. And
i2.95 p. N. - " ~N
fhkiHHr TRAIN, with passenger car attAohsd VIII
sats Wllmlns"n r Peryvils aud iutsrnsdias stations
SUNDAY TRAINS.
EXPIRES TRAIN st 4O5 a. NJ for 1,ltin,r. ana
stopping at Wilmington Perry ylIls HsTIs
10 utass ABERDEEN PsrfymAn's and Msgnulfa
NloHr EXPRESS at mo p ~, for Baltimore and
N Asthlngtoa' slepplnK Al CHESTER (ior Baltimore and
hAshlnglon pAsHsngsiHl Wilmington, Newark Elstoa,
Nofth kas, fsrFyFille aud Hayre de ufAer.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN At lO T.. M Tor WIiningto,
md Way Stations.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore st s.2S p. 81. stopping At HAVE A..
lraes, PsFryvills aud Wilmington Also sfops Al Ekfs
nd Newark Ito take passengers for Philadelphia and aav
AssenGers tfom Washington Bkiimsre sud Cbe.tsr 10
ave pissanxvrs from Baltimore or Washington
Leave WILMINGTON for Philadelphia at $50 p M
II. .. KRNNRY Superintendent
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journal ami stateaman TIme-tabIe.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AN0 WILMINGTON.
April 8, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-12

TRAINS LEAVE NEw CAsTLE FoR WILMIsaToE.
Al 30 minutes after o'clock. morning
At minutes after clock, morning,
Al 30 minutes after O'Clock. afternoon
Al G o'clock in the evening.
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the hridal Chamber, an Essay OF Warning
and Instruction for Young Msn-pubshed by the How.
ard Association, and sent ee charge In sealed snye
lopes Address. Dr.. J. sklllln noughon, Howard As.
ISOLATION. Philadelphia, Pa febi0.ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-12
caroalla eorreelea wAl epe1u elana..

TRAINS LEAVE HiLnHoroA FoR PHILADELPHIA
Al 10 minutes before O'Clock, morning.
AZ O'clock, morning.
AZ W minutes after O'Clock, morulng,
At IL O'clock noon.
AT = O'Clock, afternoon.
At 4 O'CLOCK afternoon
AT p minutes after 4 O'Clock, afternoon.
At 30 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
AZ ~ minutes after o'clock, evening.
Al ~ minutes before O'Clock, night.
AZ u minutes before 10 O'Clock, night
AT 80 minutes after 6 O'Clock, evening, Sundays
TnAINs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMIN0TOE
AT minutes after o'clock in the morning,
At 10 minu.es before ! O'Clock, morning
Al 10 minutes after Ocock, mornlng
Al II o'clock, morning
AT 10 minutes after | O'clock afternoon.
AT O'Clock, afternoon
Al so minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
AT minutes before o'clock, afternoon.
AT O'Clock, afternoon.
Az O'Clock, evening.
At 10 O'Clock, night
At 10 minutes after ii O'Clock, night
AT mlnutes after O'Clock, morning, Sundays,
AT 10 O'Clock, night, Sundays
st 10 minutes after II O'Clock night, SUNDAYS.
TRAIHs LEAVE WILMIsuIOE FOR NEw CASTLE
at 10 minutes after 9 O'Clock, morning
Al % minutes before O'Clock, noon
Al minutes before O'Clock, afternoon
Al 20 minutes before 7 O'Clock, evening.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw CAsTLs FOR WILMIsGToH
Al 30 minutes after O'Clock. morning,
Al minutes after o'clock, morning,
AZ 30 minutes after | o'clock afternoon
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Dividend.

OFFICE DELAWARE FfRg ISsuRAycR COMPANY,
wilmington. May o, 1906
The Directors OF the Delaware Fire Insurance Com
pAny, have this day declared their eighteth dividend
ofHve cent for tha last six mous payable n the
siookholders their legal rpteseutRtve and after
the 10th inst. at their Office No tO1 Market sirest
mAyS4t JOHN McLEAR, Secretary.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
~ 1-'"E 1T
Corrected BY a. Chandler & Con

QY virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court for Csci
ID county, Ia ehAueerY, The undersigned, ~ Trustees
will Offer at Public sale,
On Wednesday, Ms 3ld duy Of Nay, inst.
At the Court House. Rlkton, Maryland ali tint tract
parcel Of land, In klk Nek, Cecil county Nd whas
on Mark Moulsdale now resides. containing
1872 Acres of Land,
bsinR the tract which conveyed by Alexander VIII
son and Wis TO Elisabeth Mousdas and Thomas NIous-
dale BY De ed dated the 9Th OF March A. D. 1872 and
recorded In Libsr IL H. NJ, No. !, folio 65 Ae one
Of the Laud Record Books OF Cecil county.
This property lies within about four miles from tbs
village Of North kAs, and about miles from Rlktop
aud IL convenient to nATigabls water and one OF ths
Depos on the Phiadelpha. Wilmington and baltimore
Railroad, The soil Is very kind and easily Improved
The buildings consist of a email Loo Dwell. &mazA
LING HOUSE, frame Barn, Stable, Cornf5assss1@A
Crib and other Out Houses. There is AliSaI
good laaaaM "a
Peach and Apple Orchard
In full bearing condition IT, The choicest ysrsts
Of other Fruit Trees and grapes have been planted
now growing on the premises.
TKn TERMa Oh sAlH ARR;-One.third mart of tha
purchase money to be paid ln cash on the dav Of s,s
other third part In eight months and the residue in
sixtean months from the day u Sale; the last two In
ttamsna to bear Interest IRON the day n sale and 10 h
secured BY the bond notes Of the purchaser with
security to b. apprcTed BY the Trustees
JOHN O. GROOME,
A., - JAMES BLACK GRooME,
klRtons ma'f AAy y, ls5ol2ts, Trn-.----
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EYE AND EAR.-PrOf J. Isaacs, NJ. D., 0ou
list and Aurist, formerly at LeylO Holland, /
permanently located at No. Gil Pine Street
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with diss
eases of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treate and cured il durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N B.--The Medical faculty is invited, as he
has no secrets In his mode Of treatment. jul7 ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-12
One Cent Reward.
To Purchas ers of Organs, Me-
lodeons, or Harmoniums.

Every che having tuy thought Of pnTehasing au in-
strument uf this class At any future time should
send for of Mason and Hamlus CAblnet Urgan
Circulars, which will be to any address entirely
Tree nf ex peufe This rrcnlAf ,niahA much nfoTmA-
tlun which will be utsful to every Purchaser ofsush
Instrument, such articles "HOw to Judge OF a
Musical Instrument" istory Vi the Organ, History
Of Reed Instruments" Sc, Sc.
Address, MASON BROTHERS.
t96 BroadwRy New York,
Or MASON HAMLIN. "a Washington street. BOstOu
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WHERR you conquer one Moth now you conquer
dozen in June-that Is, you kin rm Jsfors eyre b'rH
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SAVE YOUR MoERY.-Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located ut the office Of William
McCaulley, Esq, No. COG Market street, VIII
mingion, Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceive deposits All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent interest paid
on the same from the lay of deposit.
WM. MOCAULLEY, President.
JouH p RuTu Sao'v
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% 900 sold. New Ware Rooms, entrance Art Gallery
Of wend roth Taylor Brown, 9ll Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia. WM. DuTTON.
manq4t
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THE BEAVER OIL COMPA ANIES
DEER CREEK AND CLARION RIVER.
OFFICE 500 cm EsTNUT STREET,
PHILA DELPH[4.

1000 Of land Deer Greek 1000 acres on tbs
Clarion liver, deer Check Is Ab.ut miles IL, III oil
Creek, aud MAS formerly In Neuango County)
MI. NM
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BDUcATI ON FOR BUSINESS

Young men who wish 10 qualify themselves for Bus
ness Life have unequaed advana ges for doing 20 al
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gH3l:IiyH:IXIlilIliX
CHICKERING'S PIANOES.

Will do 1t fyou set his meek while they're In rhrysas
HARRIS 4 en- HAPMAN, Boston. make Cedar Cstnphor.
Every druggist sells IT, naS91w
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l32 Acres of Land,

Il Il = ai5i: ;: ;:4 :: e: a: A.! ~:
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BRCHOKIYy

IhF SECOND EVENING at the New Court
h''Se alto we'd i'r ne inspection Of Ito braGir.,
was taken adv-nwre Of ty thousand. l. ma
'e s'-'si mere 'la' the cost Of ,ho buldiac, in
Guiding tho ground upon which il stands, ID $3.50.
ooo' To-day the business Of some o. the G urts
WEI nc resumed and e..her ON Friday or Saturday
ksnp'Hn'endtnls Of the Poor WI r,uoye from,
y. '"y ia" and occupy their new qulr.crs.
The FUNERAL Of M. joel c. oaks. Of tho
4ita Police Prrcint, and for como wears dc,oil.d
om'e' ~ 'he lhird District justices Court, took
place YESTERDAY afternoon from h.s late res donce
III SAL Ian suee'. His death occurred on Mon
any. C9nLer's Blul preceded tn procession,
laEIhS 'nr DeAd Asrcn The BODY was conveyed
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~ asr IN. lao .on days n thai mouth was s,2ss.
u -.-ur.ns B. thus tspa up the army viii be
sp,si.y rsinforosi 10 The eHsen, necessary W put
81 end W IN. war
Ts, Secretary Of The Navy, IN r.spopse " :
ssn,p respunon. yeeisrdsy, replied ut, inve.'i'
g,uon, have .vsrsustod in N. detection Of eT.
ieunv frauds perp irsisi by certain naval con-
',setor-- and that IN some instances officers and
IN pIoye~r n N. Government have heen inpi-
rsicd Restitution W the amount NJ s476S1 has
hen nsde hy person. arrested In consequence n
iNeso inquiries Puu,s lave siro boon hned "
ue Arn mt Il az, 90.
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General Intelligence.


In, o.,.t A..i.,. ~ p,.,on have advanced ,hs
.r r. seysntoon dollars TN.
Et,t hsrpu,ess don't connst ~ much n Whist .
.rsr DOM ,vs a, Il docs "a what he DOM want
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",'o' -. ~. 49,, ,Va',.,".n. o.,
s.i.a ia. bAve -uhscrited ton
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- ...,S 80, 80, .,',,.,.. a. - - E,.nc,
,a,' -,s - .l't'. ". - :,
" g. FRIDAY evening, February l'th, $50 nsu-
~ nHes 81 the Atlantic telesrrh eshle hal been
A ~, - a',' W. ", ., 'i.'',' .J a.,
,.I e., w. '''' -''' w '''' - Wv
IA Mrs hif'r,' said VISITOR W Der hostess
dear Emma has ycur features but think abe
'1' her Atn"r's har" ION, now J go, said
"T"f 'iiis bmms 'fe because have hther's
A. that ne wo-Je wig
Armsl.s, rn.,iu,. n Mr., Lincoln. woman ~
W iad,lpl.A ro-.,ssiuy literary ,usintnents, a
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MARINE NEWS.

hon 2-s Ei'c', o aa- .. sets, 52-An set, II IS.
CLEARED
ST NNflliPs-City II Dublin. LIVERPOOL Rio
,'frno" Il -t'W'r.r Carolina Beaufort. \ 4. Ball.
nor, " aI'iILr.
shli-H"t lri. Govlev, for Ilavana
- HNl't 'uIloe Albert, Zaya; AhuatA. Port sn
fiin.' \ Darrell. BcruIIa N.p'oris. Vera Gruy.
a. J. 'v'E, iolt Eoy H3 MARY BORDEN, Gipru. ar: col
dh.I ~ Bedford.
ARRIVED.
AMSfllPS- "enns, ivauia. Live. TOOL. Th-rnNs
VI scott, Futtle's Monroe. Chase f.1uflrf. y 4.
moro 'as''o' iis'"nA A.ago, i'uu'portI Port Royal.
SHIPS lvi', Of aut from Live rpoo, with rndtc.
BAGks-llb1 Cgftcnns: rhou.a. do; Columbus,
hhi~HiP Maria AtJontluo HusuDs Ayscs. Mary, Pa
BkIGS = u Wolf - Thomns. Ariomede, Matanza.
sCHoONERS-Bs strong, Elizal ethport. Euchsut-
rses, PAsH
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THE COURTS.

THR LAZARUS MURDER. Judge Barnard.
Of Zoe supreme Court yostertay granted writ o,
error in ,he case u Barnard Friery, seutenccd 10
Ia executed for the murder OF Harry Lazarus, On
the BIS, q March. This stayssl proco.dinys I'll
after tho case hiss boon TO the Court Of Appeals,
which viii DO In June.
CouRr OF GENERAL SFssIoNs-Coxyrc.
ton oE TsAsK fEERs ron WIFE MrppEa.-The
trial OF Francisco og Frank Ferris Cor the murder
OF HE wife was conducted yesterday Ia the Court
OF General sr'slots Il appeared by the evidence
that Ferr.A who had been ON bad terms with Ais
wife asry fer' s. went 70 the lodgings at 81 James
street. On the 9th q e. p.ourcr, biokc orcu the
door aud crushed in Der brains with Az axe.
The ncicheors found tie woman dead, and tie
prisoner standing los her side, haf--oyered with
b'oHi, Inc rrislucf't counsel claimed m accl.t.
Gal on the ground of insanity. T.cy ar.1lci tl,i
lie was I2sscs>ei & . homicdsl mani,, which wa.
~ 'Ill'I y 800 sOi4o one, sud which w9s a stale
- mind dat he Was unable to control Ercor. =,
Hoffman a chat ng the Jury, held that . n, The
u0n' fe-r- 'uuu tied tie deed he WIS ,apable ot
WsiinrWsuing between pVht and WRONG, n. law
hcld MN responsible for his sets. The lur, ron.
d'icd 'e'tct OF guilty OF murder IN ,hc first lc
t'ace ''
ArTEuTEp BrEGLAHY ~ OiIVFR SrErrr
About o'ciNI Yesterday raorniu,, q bur IA,
.i'emb'ti q" tr. Ak oIel windoy IN the -c,r ri
/ D. ~ bl.for street, occur eli rs Oa..cr J.rn..
WAl'e' 81 toe % Precinct. MIR, Wuuc opened an,
va" uo.r ana 7nd the burglar, who was stand
ny ON ihe Sico' beneath tho win low. Tie pr5,
oH''' "I' : We MS ranc 40 .wagi WAial, va,
I. 4nea leioro Justice powhng, who committed
hun Tor examination
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