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Also the finest assortment of FANCY FUR ROBES,
CAP, MuFFLERS, and GLOVES ever before offered by
them, all Of which warranted to he represented
RD-SIlp Ing FURS BouGHT.~Na
Oct 81 lS6j-4m
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=
w. J. JONES,
ATT TORN ley AT LAW .

PRoPoS stt 10 continue the practice of his nrncs-
Rnna in Cecl He requests his clients. AMI q other
rAr,T's dosripg 70 him business, call 1T his
ctnce In bln IN VI" re lar' # the wack, say Mou.
Aav', "" d,,'' v !nesla37 aud Thnt1daJs,
95t q, l5cS-U
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FAGl. AND WINTER GOODS,
Ready Made Bonncts and Hats,

Ready Made Bonncts and Hats,
Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers and Laces,
Grape, Grenadine and Lace Wells,
Rolls and Hair Balls, French Hair Water
falls, linir Crimpers and Fancy Colubs. Hair
81. fcrtuuicry and Lilly White, Falcy
Rung OF ali kinds. Fancy Buckles and
Belt, Embroidery and Fi"uncng, Plain and
Fancy Nets, Buttons and Trimmings. Beads
il great variety, Fancy Grnanl"nts, Floss
and Sewing Silk, Ladies' Neck Ties. I.adic' S
Dress Caps, Cioaks and Circulars. and Par.
terms OF every description, besides many
"therarticlcs in the NJ iinety and Trimming
line.
No eltrrts will be spared to please every
taste, and my prices will he found satisfactory
tn all those laTorine me with their patronage T..
Elkton, oct Z, 1865.
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NEW MlLLfNERY
ANEs .TsANTgA MAKING.
Fai, and Winter Goods,

snrh rs Eibhnns, NelvetS, Feathers. Flowers,
tmpc-. Illusions, LareS, Nets, Ornaments,
Dre>s Cnpes, INFANTS Hoods. Lace and Grape
Wells, &c. Also, u full assortment of Notions
and Dress Trimmings all OF which they will
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms iur cash
Nct.. alil cady -n.auc Bvlncs and Hats always
OH ilanl
All kinds Of Dresses and Cloaks will he made
by !Firm ACCORDING to the latest STYLE .nd in the
Most substantial manner.
Stamping Iol.c, and guaranteed not 10 rub
OFT
Tie nc>t style Of Patterns always kept Ior
sale.
They beg leave 10 call the attention nf their
friends and he public generally to their Goods
before purchasing elsewhere. At the stand
formerly occupied by Miss Caroline Chapman.
nearly opposite f.. Brown g. Bros store.
RERECCA d KATE CROUCH.
Get Z, 1~tiTi--tf
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lME.-Agricultural and Building Lime. for
IL sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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FURS. FURS. FURS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES OAkFORD 4 SONS.
Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia,

Have now open their large and splendid stock of
LADIES FUR CAPES.
COLLARS.
MUFFS,
CUFFS.
GLOVES,
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Millinery & Trimmings.
MFRS. M, A. NELSON.

EHS3 EexF'io"r to Dr. Mitche's Drug Store, -
w having jast returned from the city,
hrgs leave to call the attention Of the Ladies
u EIktOn and vicinity to her stock nf
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF THE
DEAD PREsIDEST.-On the Goth the Joint Com
mittee of Congress appointed to consider and re-
port by what token of respect and affection it
may be proper to express the deep sensbility of
the nation on the event of the decease of the late
President Lincoln reported the following, which
adopted
Resolred, That the melancholy event of the vi
olent and tragic death of Abraham Lincoln, late
President of the United States, having occurred
during the recess of Congress, and the two llou
ses sharing the general grief, and desiring to
manifest their sensibilitv of that public bereavc-
ment on the occasion, therefore be it resolved by
the Senate, the House of Representatives con-
curing, that the two Houses of Congress will
assemble in the dousc of Representatives on
Monday the eth day of February next, that be-
ing his anniversary birthday, at the hour of l2
M and that in the presence OF the two Houses
there assembled, an address upon the life and
character of Abraham Lincoln be pronounced by
the Honorable L. VI. Stanton, and that the Pres
dent pro tenn. of the Senate, and the Speaker OF
the House of Representatives, be requested to
invite the President of the United States. the
heads of the several Departments, Judges of the
Suprcme Court. and Representatives of Foreign
Governments near this Goyernment, and such
officers of the army and navy as have received
the thanks of Congress who may then be AT the
seat of Government, to be present on the occasion
Hen PRIcEs EAsr.-Thc editor of the Spring
field Mass Republican, went to market the other
dav. and on his return wrote an article upon the
high prices and the spirit of speculation every
where rife, and closed up as follows;
Might not our religious teachers find it saluta-
nv TO turn aside for a time from lamentations
over the heather, who worship the best gods
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30
HAPPINESS OR MISERY 1!
THAT Is TIE QUESTION.

VyIIE PROPRIETORS OF THE "PACIFIC
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE -
have determined, regardless Of expense, to issue
FREE for the benefit of suffering humanity four
of their most interesting and instructive Lee
TURES on MARRIAGE and its disqualiGcations
Nervous Debility, Premature Decline of Man
hood. Indigestion, Weakness or Depression, Loss
of Energy and Vital Power, the great Social
Evil, and those maladies that result from youth
ful follies, excuses of maturity, or ignorance OF
Physiology and Natures Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlinhtenine and saving thousands, and viii
be forwarded FREE on receipt of Twenty-h'e
Cents in postage stamps by addressing -. :,
tary Pacific Museum of Anatomy and ociente,
EUREKA THEATER, Montgomery street, ''''
Francisco. VILE Fargo
Ed Ae"ei' " 9yl0.ly-is
4 Co.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30

RD- TIE Eenfan BrOfHerhOOd of Trinity county
meets at the Hall of the Saint Patrick Benevolent
Weaverylle the Second Fourth sunday month
29.to DAVID FARRELL, c. {.
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Sotittu Aotiers.

BE- Trinity Chapter, No. 10, RovaI .Ireh Ma
sons, meet the second fourth Tuesday in each month";
at the Masonic Hail. Weaveryille
Avs WM. BAEIIR. Secretary.
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s0UAREA'S PUNCHES, CORDItLS
AND E3TTTEIS@.

lA-< u h II = H kA'-7s
on exhibition, declare them TO be composed of
the best material, and that the same were manu-
featured with science and utmost care.
The Committee, in their deliberation, had to
RELY entirely upon the numbers the bottles !;
knowing nothing of the authors of either sam
pies submitted to their examination, but were
unanimous in their appreciation of the one. and
the condemnation of the other.
Respectfully submitted,
DR. l. ROWELIl Prof. Of Chemistry,
DE- l.. j. CZAPkAY.
4J.3m FRANCIS c. BELDEN, Committee.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30

THE bottom seems to be falling out of ror-
,;on If San Francisco. On Thursday evening of
last week about two hundred feet OF Drum street
which had lust been graded and maca lamized,
sank from two to twelve feet No lives were
Lost
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30

Coon SAMARIrAN.-As certain the Holt
day times return does the announcement of A.
A. Louderback, a game dealer in Washington
Market San Francisco, appear to the effect that
the charitable institution of the city will receive
a suficiency for Christmas dinner free OF ex-
pense. Last week he gave notice to the super
ntendcnts of the Protestant and Catholic Orphan
Asylums to call on Saturday and make their Sc
ections. Louderback loses nothing by his gen
erositv we are certain
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30

Irrr DAVIS TO BE TRIED AT RIcHNoNp.-In
rr,uonce of the recommendations of the PreSi-
dent the House Judiciary Committee are arrang-
inc Bill which provides for the holding OF a
rnited States Court in Richmond to try jeff.
wis for treason.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30
Special Aatiees.
The Growing Discovery-THE

The Growing Discovery-THE WORLD APpRE-
GATES 1.-THE progress OF practical science during the
years has been unexamped in the history Of the
world Intelligence which in the early part Of tc present
century Travelled slowly by stages and horsepos the
land and by sailing vessels the literally ligttens
through all lands Ocean steam navigation upon which
looked establishment at its now COM
paratively affair and Submarine cables convey from
shore in wnkling Of eye all that is Importance to
the merchant, the the private in any
walk life. There but discovery, made within the
period have named Of Importance mankind than
all 1t is neither less than the Of
curing all the painful and dangerous Of human ailments
THoM, HoLowAY, the originator Of this great boon
sick and suffering. belong of right the highest hon
His Pills aud Ointment. those sovereign remedies
and external disease before which dyspepsia and
scroui and all the complaints which are most prevalent
and other countries succumb intrinsicay
phanthropc than any invention for the
anniaiion Of time and space Stan however Is the
of their diffusion 1t literally bears them ends
the earth When thousand gttcrng theories Of the
present day shall have been forgotten the substantial
conferred upon mankind by Professor will be
held in grateful remembrance-Ne' Iork Mercury.
The best Family Machine.-wc would call the
attention Of readers the GROVER BAKER MACHINES
Their reputation is well established for attempt
word in their favor bnt would advise any person want
ing a reliable Family Sewing Machine investigate the
merits Of these before buying word 10 the wise is
sufficient 4l.v9.
10 Hope for the AHiicted.-Ix another part Of
this paper celebrated
Institute established 10y Dr. j. C. Young in 1850 this age
Of deceit ami charlanism it boon the suffering
point them where they obtaining wish
ed for relief and Under the care of the ,Ll Doctor
the sick and troubled ivest themselves their burdens
of pain and shame lay aside their AMI secure health
and happiness. If yuu sick trouble. do hest
tate Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do not
CONSULTATION OFFICE so Washington street Fran
cisco. 4I5m.sn.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30

ONE OF GRANT 5 Reconstruction NOTIONS
While General Grant believes the mass of the
whites in the South are peaccably disposed and
ready to accept the verdict Of the war, he is sat
isfied that the Freedmen Bureau is an indis-
BILE institution, and that it would not be safe to
withdraw the national troops. He thinks the
freedmen will require not only laws for their pro-
lection, but the paternal care of the Government
for several years.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30

A REGIMENT OF yAGARoxDs.-The Fourteenth
REGIMENT of Infantry now stationed at San Fran
cisco. are evidently a rough set. Every day the
name of one or more Fourteenther appears on
the Police Court record, and since their arrival
in San Francisco the members have been guilty
of every conceivable crime but murder. We
notice that several Companies OF the Fourteenth
are ordered to Arizona. Just the place for
them. but we pity the Apaches.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30

V'HE COMMITTEE THINK THIS \ FIT OC-
/ casion not only to award to true merit and
stamp with verify an article Tor articles worthy
OF public confidence and patronage. but also to
put their seal OF condemnation upon rWa'no"s
comDounds. base mutations and worthiess counter
ftts. which resemble the genuine only in their
names. The Committee, after careful eXamina-
tiOn of the
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30


'JAcfNTo " SENDS GREErNG.-John Carr 5
Hay Fork Express is of the institutions of
this county. Some days ago resident of the
South End who was too lazy to carry his beef
home from market, entrusted it to Cars Ex-
press. Going to dinner at the usual hour, the
South -End-er was informed by his indignant
better half that no beef had been received
The rest is explained in the following
B-R-o-w-N-'-s CREEK, Dec. -, Go.
Received of John Carr of the Hay Fork Ex-
press, 10 lbs. more or less of choice loin beef
which am constrained to say came just in time
As the donor is unknown it leaves me to conjec-
ture. Wonder how he stands on Sambo suffrage
and the final salvation of Copperhead. 1t may
be woman. forsooth. If so, could she enlight-
en- fellow as to the amount Of madden and in
digo necessary to ''sct Poland hen. Or it
may be the donation of some Miners Sanitary
Commission. It's awful to live so far from Il
butcher shop.
Well bully for the Hay Fork Expressman for
value received. May he live to populate thou
sand battle-felds with Union soldiers, and " bet
your ribs he's doing right smart in that
line. Pard. sends his love- and thinks by work
ing hard six days of each week, hunting on Sun
day, and paying for our beef in receipts, that we
can live on B-r-o-w-n-'s creek and keep good
sized dorg. Very afTectonately, JAcINTo.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-30

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-To MoTHERs-THorsANDs
of lovely females, in the Spring-time of woman
hood. have been rescued from an untimely grave
by the agency of these medicines When the
sprirhtliness of the romp is changed to apathy
and internal suffering. and the glow of health to
the salow hue of cankering deseaSc, it is a crisis
which requires the maternal attention and solicit
tude, and for which the pills will be found an
efficient remedy. They are equally efficacions in
the autumn or turn of life-the most critical
period of woman's existence. Sold by all Drug
rists.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS TO
fl sell his private residence on Center street,
E=f=l- with or without the furniture-cheap
for cash. ~ H. "ihHit'
Weaverrille, Oct 10, 1858. 1910
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
AN ORDINANCE.

Further to smoud The Ordinance entitled "An OGdnsbcs
Conserving the Markets.
10 II ordained by the city Couneii Of Wilmington.
skeTIos l. That this 9th Section Of the oriinance en
ed, AN ordlnauc3 concerning the Mtrktwn IL hereby
rep Aed ana tna following inserted in liau thereofAs
'Ths following al, ts a,ations f.r Ysai.les, whore
pelons who are not prohibited by section 80 Of this
Ordinance may sell The growth and produce Of their
l,nd The sasisry side % Market stset sont
Third street on Wednesdsss and safurdsys from tls
rst day Of May TO tho FIRST Jay Of November aud The
westerly side OF Market south 0 Eleventh srret
ana ihe wtsey stsoi King siree north oTbrd sreeton
Wedneatsya and Saturdays during the feuisner Of the
telr AMI On Iueaiays and Fridays throughout the year
ana bolh sues o Fonri srest aud the norherly side
Of the following ttrees between Shpley street anu King
sueels 10 wiz Third street Fifth street sixth street.
heFeuih street Eighth street aud Ninth street. amt both
sides OF Market street between Eleventh street and
Thhtesaih street on all market days throughout the
year eAecpng. tue inierseruns of the said stre-is
and the erossg hereat Nnd the spaces provided for by
seeitln ~ OF this ordinance. he said vehicles Market
str T. King Street and f0nrth street shall lie placed With
the back end aud the other with one side to-
wards and as near as possible 70 the curb line md
centre or the street. shall any animal bo attached Of
be kept Attaehad TO standing any vehua EXCEPT
for the purpose OF placing position or removing Tie
vehicle. And on The market stations in Market street
between front street and Tenth street the shafts or
tongues OF ihe vehicles shall be removed tersrom or
shall be securely fastened 10 the vehicles such posi-
ton that the cars In her passage tia railway shall
not come In contact with thei. Any person Violating
any OF the provision 0t this section ahal he nsl one
dollar by the Mayor Alderman The pruylalons an
psnaltiesOf fsons - and ~ ot this Ordinance shall
SityS P''''4' ''''s '" any o' Tue ''''.'' OF ms
sEoToS Q. section of the said Ordinance shall he
amended by striking theefrOm tho f1llowin words 10
Wit market aud Twelfth, which occur In the 10Th line
OF said section IN the book OF Ordinances pnblshtd In
1863. "
SECTION The Ordinance entitled "a supplement to /
an ordinance entitled 'An ordinance eoneernnR the
Mafkelsl passed April 18th, 1854, shall 10, and The
Passed at The city Hail, Wilmington. Del. Feb "a,
leeh. A. HOLLIN0sMORTH,
Atts-L E. T. TAYLOR, CLARK ie5iOlt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
FOR SALE.

4 PaiuO6ie MN Property Al Deiaicdre City.
THIS yTopsIy Is thirty tsO by forty (4Ol feet corner of
second aud Canal stIeets, three stories high, with
three ) run Of stones with bolt CLOTH rolling sereen
smut Machine aud one ~ largo size lIominy Machine
The lot upon which this mill stands IL MY 900 by two
hsndred t2OO) feet with sabling and shedding thereon
ttst class steam Engne, thirteen inch Q3 in.) eylin
der thirty inch go in stroke and boilers Of the safest
and most economical kind This mill has been built four
~ yearn and is 10 excellent order There is other
mill within eight miles, having little or no competition.
The CheaspeAks and Delaware Canal passes within iiy
test Of the dohr, Fort Delaware directly opposite ST.
Georges and Port Penn each four az miles distant The
Abova places depending principally upon this mill Tor
their supplies Of n.ur aud feed. This mill Is doing
nQprshlng business The reason OF sale health Of the
present proprietor
Terms easy.
For fnriher particulars Apply to
e tt s-f WILLIAM McCAULLRY & Co..
COO Market Street Wilmington DEL
Or w Q. ROBERTs0N, Proprietor, Dele ware City.
fsbl4tr aI.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
TIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
ON RfocIka Gnr aaIe.
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLL EG e,

63J Chestnut St., Cor. of 7th.
ksFABLIsHED 1874 INCORPORATED 1865.
A. Al institution designed To sid young men in Aequir
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
Fhe course Of Instruction Includes
bookkeeping,
IS prseteed ny the best Arcountants for Wholesale
Retail, Jobbins Manufacturing Communication, Poresn
ana poursie shipping Business, Joint Stock CompAnss
PENMANSHIP,
Ia every style, Plain and Ornamental, is tauelitfby
THOMAS ". MOOBE
Ons Of the most skllfuI Of psnman.
MERCANTILE CALCULATIONS.
COMMERCIAL LAW, BUSINESS FORMS.
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT NOTES, &c.
timp. - aH'
Diplomas With the seal Of the Institution atiaehsi
AWARDED graduation -'
the practical value Of lis Well-sd enufse OF nstre
non extent o. accommodations, aud facilities r impar.
ing Basihs.s knoaedge this Institution il unequaed
SAiALO6uks sent free on application.
- tAllTENDBSa Series OF PfaehAl Treatises on gak
hespingi aud Judge SHARswOobs Lecture belprs ~
sth1enlf on Commercial Law for sale at the College
3 y; rklTIENDEN, p,,n.,,.,.
JOHN dh0EsBECk Fnhe'lAs'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
sherif's Sale.

By virtue offs writ Of Vcnditon expenas to me direct.
ed will be exposed to Public Sale. he hotel Springer
Mcdaniel, IN the village Of Stanton In Mill Creek hun
drsd, New Castle county, Del, on SATURDAY the 9TH
day Of Mafch A. D. 1855. at o'rluck r. NJ the follow
log described Real Estate via All ths right title and
lntefbst Of Jesse b. Ra In and TO the following described
connty andsiae OF Delaware, To wit Begnuing at stake
ln The middle ofhe Public road known the Limestone
road At corner OF Ja'ob kubsncams land, thsnce by
his land south ~. degrees west e. aud six Onehunedtha
peTehes 10 stake, thence by NV line dividing this
ffom part OF the residue Of the Real Estate OF james
Ball. deceased uorth a. degrees, 10 percles 10
stake, thence By another line dividing Aforesaid
south 40 degrees vest 40 perches 30 tue middle Mill
Greek, thence UP the middle thereof by its several
eonrtes about 2Ot perches thence by Abraham ChAnd
isfs lind and land Of Allen Ward decreased and cross
lag said public road north SOL degrees 3s and
fourteenth peIehes TO stone, corner for the whole
tract late Of the said James W. Bali deceased thence by
the following four lines dividing this lfem tho residue
foTeaAid, yfs North 66l degrees eas aud orty -four
one hundretthap q p1stsouth 59 degrees
aud seventeenth perches TO the middle Of the aforesaid
Limestone road and thence thereby south 395 greer
cast IL aud sixyene hundredil perghes the place
ofbeginning, containing within said bJuuds is acres
rood aud 10 psrchAs Of land, be the or less
with asone dwelling house aud clrriase house thereon
erected.
Seized and taken in eIseuton the property Of Jesse
D. Ball, aud TO be sold by
LEWIS W. STI0HAM Late sheriff
shegiHs Office New Castle, February ., ls65-ll-ta.
fRR6 PHILADELPHIA 12R5
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
Notice.

The undeIsignat, having opened Broker's OfHee In
the Guy Tressurers Room Fourth aud Market strees u
the ohargee VIM Pfeston Es would call special Aiien.
tion 70 his list oi Kent and Sussex Farms issued every
month Tor gratutiuda distribution. Al kinds of Real
Estate In Wilmington and Vicinity taken In charge 10 sell
ard rent. Money Loaned AMI 0biained GU Mortynas
Catalogues OF property for Hale IN Wilmington viii lie
issued in short time No charges made except In case
OF sale 'hare ofhe public patronage Is respectfully
snelied. A. T. JOHNSON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
ECONOMY DURABILITY CONVENIENCE !
TlIE"STAR"
NO-CHIMNEY BURNER
herosme M Lamps aAi Laatrns.
tRDdARs PATENT, AUu. II, ,isdqJ


10 eonsuners If Kerosene oil, this Burner will he
Ioana Invaluable belng designed O supply the long
existing demand i1r good light from Kerosene oil,
hhhont the use Of the glass chimney which Is con.
hanl expente and ineonYernce to housck erpers The
qualities which most prominently distinguish this ap-
proved aud superior burner the following.
i gives brilliant and steady light tree from smoke
smell OF eyaporation OF oil.
y II esn be carried and handled freely without heing
ehIngushed andis especially adapted ior hand lam
u u ITS all ordinary dz, Lamps, aud burns 70 per
cent less OIL than the or1us,y Size eh 'mney urnsr
ed safe and reliable.
This Burner has been approved Of and adopted by the
largest Lamp Dealers in the country, the best aud
most durable yet invented II is used 0u various lives
OF hRllroad Cars and Stages In tbs city, with entire satis
action
"a READ THk FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL:
. This Is 10 certify that have used the 'sta' No
Cbmney burner Tor the last three months with perfect
satAfpciion, aud would recommend to parties running
use.
HAIRY pALMFR,
supt 1th Ave. Line Stages.
"New York May II, 1884,
N y, Tfm the Wick tquAle with the top Of the surner;
= VIII give much better Light than to round the
WILLIAM sTRIMPLE,
S. &. Corner Of Riag md Front Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Sole Agent fOr lle ftatss of Delaware and Maryland
ivhi0-im.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
For Rent.

three siored brick baililng suitable for sroe.ry in
Also large house and from tea To III irt.an ,.. ri,
land suitable fOr trucking or for keeping COWS and h
Apply 70 WIN McCAuLLEY Co A'
COG Market Street
January &C. 1855 '''"' Dr'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-24
January 90, 1855
Election.

Notice Is hereby siyen that an election for nina
Directors 10 serve for year Will be held hy the sin
holdefs OF The Delaware tis Insurance Comp,ny al |
otee, NO. III Market street. Monday the az dav ~
March next between the hours Of IL and II oeloek
Ii, JOHN AioLEAR sscrs,sss, .
February 18th ~,