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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Annsemenss.


NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ =. Doors open at II; begnss; Il.
Lessee and asnager.. .............".Wh. WHEAILEf
(rHIs EsrABLIsHnFSr pors Not ADvEErnr IN THE
NETWORK HERALD.l
RENOWNED hAVELS.
''''N = ' ANTOINE RAvEL,
The MARTINETrIs, signorins PEPITA, &C. &c.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Get 20. at p Doors open at H.
GRAND MATINEE.
Ihe beautiful Ballet CT the
VENETIAN CARNIVAL,
YOUNG AMERICA
Mdllcs Vanaris, Marrst, Desiree, NJ. Matthew Garcia
rno, FULL CORPS DE- BALLET.
A'' 'A' FULL COMPANY
ITALIAN IN BRioANps. sHI
THE MARr1SErTfs, DA''A-'D'.
COMIC PRELUDE, kc.. &c.
IN THE EvEYINo, at a,
with ANTOINE RAvEL iafHTo IL 4. Celebrated part.
Full PAXToMlME COMPANY.
'' GRAND BALLET, e
PEADlTA.
YOUNG AMERICA in his famous SAILOR PAS.
Sgnorina phflTA, ~. Matthew,
PRINCIPALS, AND FULL CORPS.
0"'"e"''rf TIE E'iS WHITES AND THE BROWNS,
with Mr. and Mrs Gousrsal Mrs 81. Smith, bliss Burke,
T. L. Morris Barry 6c. Sc.
Admission IS ceuts S family circle ten'
trance on CrosbysL). 80 cents
NIBLO's GARDEN.
lg GRAND RAVEL MATINEE,
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT2.
YOUNG AMERICA As THE SAILOR BOY,
WITH A BATTLING PAS.
NIBLO's GARDEN. NJ
~ THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2,
GRAND RAVEL MATINEE.
ANTOINE RAVEL, YOUNG AMERICA. and
FULL COMPANY
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ TaIS AFTERNOON AT2.
GRAND RAVEL MATlNEE.
THE FULL PANIOMME AND BALLET COMPANY
WILL APPEAR.
HUNTINGTON GREAT PAINTING
MRS WASHNGrONS RECEPTION DAY
view bay and Evening the Art Gallery NO. G25 broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

EMPLO OYMENr-YOUNG MEN desirou'
IA 81 doing GOOD M enqaging in profitable Agency
addres. win stamp FOWLER WELLS No. Ss9 Broad
way New ~ ork
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AMusements.

w A1hAvKs. nlvKs.
proprietor nd Manac.r. ..Mr. LESTER wALLAcK.
SSw''sas nxRAlDj
, SATURDAY ana xvsuY EVENING.
'n' We" AD0 0'S1' THE III NsESs;SSy by H. T. Craven,
(wh new Scenery y Itss1 er and Msedr
"A''D''' y Ippointment,C oss'uraes aid
In which Me,sr. f. T.. 'yDH't 6ysvcurort M.rs sa. IT,,
land Yoppg John SETON. 3; kiusgod Merton s. g MI
Ma.sinsrrs Great Pisy, A NEW WAY TO fASqstosit oin
next Of TifE D0TBLE GALLAET srih III
WATERS RUN DEEP aud ICI ON PARLE FRANcAis.
f 3 AZ IL. ree4 nas Of m ROBINSON
the Thcater Royal St. James London whose arrival dsj
expected Open st7i. Begin at @.
pARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ BROADWAY, between Sprina and Prince'sts
trHs rs.ADL.Hxxsr Dors sor ADVERTISE IN sHn
If. sEw.YoRK HgRNDl
THUNDERs OF APPLAUSE
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
-. BRILLIANT ATTRACTION AND TRIUMPH
GREAT SENSATION OF THE AGE,
the romantic Spectacle Of JI
OR. THE WILD HORSE OF TARrARY.
PERFoRME2o For TIE y5 tAS{ 5gI TIMES q. THIS AFTEH
| OCFANk
| The CZARINA Of the HiPP0DRAIh.
THRILLING AND PERILOuS FLIGHTS
| by the
| TRAINED HORSE TARTAR"
The charming Commedieunr and Vocalist
| MISS KATHLEEN ONEIL,
| In Souss Stories &C.. OF "Oud lreand.'
M fIIE IDESTicAh b nei GiNcoIS fS'' 'IoeGDcABIE f5eDe.
bua by ABRAHAM LINCOLN in Macon Couuty, Illinois
| MISS ANN ELIZA LEAR BORN WITHOUT ARMS
| CROCHETS. BRAIDS HAIR EMBROiDERS. ETC .
THREE OF the TALLESr GIANTS In the world,
and pretticst CTRCASSlAN GIRL ever
| Gen. GRANT ir the smallest DweIf ever exhibited
BOHEnIAN GLASS BLOWERS,
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES ~ NOTION.
| PROF. HUTCUINOS. LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
ThREE.bORNED BULL.
CosmDpms' Stersoscopteons, Learned Seal. Happy Fam
| fly Grand Aqu1Ia Mammoth Tur.le, etc.
MONDAY, OCT. 3O-First appearance Of Mr.. c. w
! CLARKE.
| Admission 30 cents Children unde, 10. IS cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

4 locomotives for SALE-Two LOCO
/ A MoTfVEs IL and ~ tuns; gauge { feet ~ inches
JOHN STUARf No l95 Broadway, dealer In Locomotives
and Machinery.
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mntbinerp.

NOR SALE.-One 64xI2, and one double
L S,Il2 STEAM ENGiSEj one Boiler, lSborse' with hI'
tqres; "a Hoiting Mlchnr. with buckets &C. complete
STERLING 4 KERR, Iron Worts,
No. 34t West Twenty fonr .itst
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JOSHUA sPERING.
Nc. 1924 South Fourth.si., Pnilsdelphis.
nor SALE-Tbe Mansion HOUSE and
nor SALE-CENTRAL PARK LOTS, ON

Il tiith and kish'h-aves -
Also Lots on The Street. adjacent TO the Park.
Also Lots on the Sixth and seyeuhayes above the fah
Also, Lots the principal Streets snd Avenues -'''o au'
below the PBTk. . ooo,,-.,
' -FF'' No. ~ Broadway.
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4 Unframed HATS
GENIN's, No. 5is Broadway.
SEsT AssORrMENr IN THE CITY,

FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY,
LOWEST SCALE or PRICES
ONE THOUSAND Uutruln-d fancy Hats gnd Bonnets foT
ladies.
ONE THOUSAND Untrmmed fncy Hats for young
misses.
ONE THOUSAND UntfiInm-d plain and fancy Hats for
boys
0NE THOUSAND Untr!mmed fancy Head Coverings fo'
infants.
The ides tha. Broadway prices MUST NECESSARILY be
higher than those sskrd other localities j. nson In
ofdero ii pei GENlN invites comparison between tho
hgLcs at-cLea to his utrmed plain and fancy Ea1si and
the prices Hs'.ed for siuIlar iabr CO az the
S..LF-SIYLED CHEAP STORES.
lie pledges himself 70 the pubic that
.f NO HOUSE SHALL USDbhSEI. HIM,
and invites attention 70 the great variety Of lis nntfnimed
fabrics and to tie -
NOVELTIES ~ SHAPES AND srYLEs
included in hi. stock lie caiIns tha. bis UNIVERSAL.
HIT STORE Is complete cppms oi the whole plain ana
hat trade aid fancy de in al their depart
ucntA GENIE Ne. 'li Lr1hdWay.
CPECIALITE DE DENTELLES - M
y rORTANT' To THE RETAILTBADE.-l viii ofsf OF
whoefse my very choice and val abe -ssoImsni Of real
LACEs and LACE GOODS black and whit. ~ hb@ril .
my former popular Pdees unt Dec. Psevou' to
going 10 Europe ior spring eood..
JOSEPHTUCKFP,
Importer 10 Iich L'ces,
Fsst River National Bark, No. teD broadwty,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

IN Harlem lane One hundred seventeenth aud One
hundred gteenthst. Tor SALE. Apply to T. CbtLN'
LEY, No. 80 N6l-st., JGuncey'cour.
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ALL WANTING FARMS.

A SUPERIOR and highly cultivated Grain,
n Hsv Frot and Stock FARH l2O acres, finely timbered
fenced watered fnited &C. Good house sr aga ne ous
kil5nss near Naryick Orange County Tor SALE cheap
All to W L. SEYMOUR No. III BToadway.
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professional Notices.
I EWlS d COX.
~ JosKPH J. LEWIS CnaRLroy 7. LEWIS S. S. Cox.
COUNSELORS AT LAW
No. 13S Broadway. z. o. Box. No $500,

NEWYORk CITY,
Attend 20 all business In th~ Courts Of the United States
and in the Departments ut Wellington Especial attention
Internal Revenue business aud to claims against
Yoreirn Governments, as well as our own.
Jadgo xperence Commissioner OF Internal heV
enue and Charlton Lewss experience a. Deputy Cons
sonr win be guarantee Of thorough acquaintance WIN
th. Revenue Laws. 49, =,
NJ Cox connection Of fonr years with the Committee OF
Foreign Affairs in Congress and his long membership OF he
National Legislature. insure thorough knowledge Oh es'A
tion and practice In both departments.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

At GEORGE KEYES, No. 3i3 Eighth-avc.,
~ yard vlie ~ OSs al pure SILK VELVET 0Iom a9c'
toul at : 10 pr yari-wrA worth 80
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AN EXCELLENT DWELLING and out

IA builGing; ALL new water taro gh The house and
the barn; commanding Yros ect 10 acres with plenty
choice ifu ant SHADE thee mmutef nom Gero inqHe o
letter OF in person oi c. V. MUNDA, Netuchin, n j.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

DAW SILK-20 bales CANTON REREELED
III STRAW BRAID, p csses CANTON--ior SALE BY
ARCHER a bt La 10 ~ NaicF'st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

TNOR SALE-A FARM of 40 acres, within 5
a miles o. Jersey City by Els Roilwuy. Apply 20 r.
FURMAN No IS Courtlandt'ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

EOR SALE-Two or three excellent FARMS
In the vicinity Of Painted n. j. Inquire at NO l6'
brosdwsy. Room No. %.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

FACTORIES for SALE IN Newark, n. j.
Il large 3s.ory brick about 100 feet square, with p
horse engine vita horse power ersne Cen
trAl and well lighted. Apply to a. IL. BROWA, No. I7
Brosd-st., NewsTk, \. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

NNANTED-SOLICI for tirst-clas
w LIFE lESURANCE COMPANY. A liberal arran g
men will be msde wit senemen Of tntelsenee and geo
Standing Address LIFE INSURANCE Box no. 0Il New
York PostOhirs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
FRNylCH
g. SMITH. HAVING JUS.

INDIA CAMELs HAIR SHAWLS-a splen'
I dd y,iaty of far qu,iirs J. RUSSELL, 40 -, Woo'
tcr.si., a. lfi i9of below Amify-sL
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XyANTED-A MAN familiar with the BOOT

w and SHOE trade to act travelling agent those familiar
" an Southern trade prersd Add es with reference, A.
n. H., Box. No 2il Tribune Ohce. ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

EOR SALE--on the Hudscn-aDout ~
ACRES handsomely situated the river, coriuana s
one Of the fnes, views between New-forx ana Aoy -
ssr.s of indefinite iu m oveent OF would make hsElsome
plne with moderate expense. II woed sceomodae Tour
pes wishing build ogethr there bang low nrd.o"
sites for buildings Apply 10 bhNbDlOi WIZ -'''
Pine st., keNy-f York.
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4mnsemtnis.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC--MATINEE.
ITALIAN OPERA.

(rRls gsrABLisuaESr DOES NOT ADVERTISE N TIE
NEv.YoRK HERALD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
GRACE CHURCH.

On Saturday afternoon last the ceremonies
of laying the cornerstone of Grace Church,
at the corner of Ninth and West streets, took
place, in the presence of large concourse
of people. We shall give detailed account
of the services in our next paper. Grace
Church will be the largest and decidedly the
most handsome edifce in the city. 1t is be
ing erected by the members of St, Paul's NJ
E. Church, who deserve much praise for the
zeal and energy they have eyinced in the
work of promoting the success of this gigan-
tic undertaking.
The Philadelphia North american in
speaking of Grace Church, in this city
says, that no Methodist Church in Pennsyl
vania, except that at the corner of BroaC
and Arch Streets will excel it in costlinesi
or beauty.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Lieutenant Colonel Martin, of Adam John
sons rebel command was arrested at Green,
vile, Ky, last week. on the charge of hay
ing been concerned in the attempt to burn
New York city, and also with being in league
with the steamboat burners on the upper
Mississippi
Three men were killed on Friday by the
falling of rock at Littleton, Mass
-Four men bave been arrested in Rhode
Island for passing counterfeit United State.
money.
A St. Louis burglar, who was robbing 9
room in which young lady was sleeping
could not resist the temptation of kissing
the beautiful lips of the damsel, and wal
caught at it. 1t will be State prison tor
kiss.
On Thursday, Thomas McMarra was killed
while digging a well in Springfield, Mass
the earth caying in upon him. He left
wife, with six children, the oldest of whom
is less than ten years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
GENERAL NEWS.

semi-offlcial adyices from Mexico state
that the Mexican General Villagera attacked
and took possession of Parval, in chihuahua,
in August. General Meiia was killed in bat
tie. The French had been coldly received
in the city of Chihuahua. Maximilian's
proclamation of September 8 practically re-
establishes slavery in Mexico.
The North Carolina Convention has reaf-
firmed the ordinance of 1889, and declared
the act of secession to have been at all time.
unconstitutional and imperative. Itrepeal'
the latter act Slavery was abolished OF
the 9TH inst The State election will occul
on the 1st Thursday of November
The Planters Cotton Warehouse in Mobile
was burned on the 5th, with four thousan(
bales of cotton in it, mostly insured An
other warehouse, with eighteen hundred
bales, was fired the next morning, and burn
ed
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
nEGIsrnR,n nErrcn

IL Nav Castle Cou,rY, September 18th, 1850
Ipon the application o Patrick Kelley, Execute nr
me last Mill aud Iesi neat Of sarah uougety ate
nj Wilmington Hundred, sid Colnly, deceased it ia
ordered and directed by the le4ister tlit thsEx,cnn.
inestd, rive notice Of he gianting Of Lett rs ests
taiy upon the E.tAte of tho dee, Fed with tn. d,ts
granting her by causing advertisements II he rn,d
W. hin forty days from iha date Of uch et tens in Six Of
tho most pubic places of the County New cart e. re-
gu thg ali persons having demands a.nst thu L nir
1" present The same, abide by Act uf Assenhy m
'ucn case made and provided And also cause be- sin
10 he inserted within the same perud in the delaware
state journal and Statesman, neWspnper Published m
Wlmr stoni an to he continued hsfeu two ut5nih
{ - Hlvnn under ths hand aud Seal Of Onsn ut tii.
Register Aforesaid, at Now Castle in New I,sllr
- County aforesaid. the day and year above Viii.
'en' X. c. fRAlM, Resist.r
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
ADJUSTMENTS.


I MS It II U tt 70 Hal
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY
"WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, FRIDAY and sATusn..
October Iith, 18th, 18th and iAtb,
MATINEEs,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY aud SATURDAY APrpn,o..
AT THREE O'CLOCK. "Ooss
ELLINGER 4 FOOTE'S
COMBINATION WITH THE OLD coNrrNps-.,
oUARTETrR
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AMUSEMENT TRAVELLING
THE THREE SMALLEST HUMAN BRrNos 'r,"' n,
ExIsTRNoR.
COMMODORE FOoTE
Comedian, Actor and Dancer. "'HusHh htis
MISS ELIZA NEsTELLE
The Fairy aaeen-the beautiful little DApssr ,na
es-The whole world Is CHALLENGED In ~.
~ THOUSAND DOLLARS to produce the soaa u oi RlF-
modore FoorE and sister ia Weight Size ssS o. Com
COLONEL SMALL, '''
The srelt fomsls Character Dancer
THE OLD CONTINENTAL ouARrvrrs
W. D. FRANKLIN,
j. W. SMITH,
III. M. ROGERS.
A. w. WOODWARD
WI sppear as Of old in their beautiful soD,. a.
LOVE and LIBERTY. 'OHs' OF rkAcE
Mrs. O. j. RUSSELL,
The celebrated Vocalist and Pianist
MASTER ZACK,
The talented young vioinst and Solo aul,.rls
MASTER WILLIE,
lhe Youthful Prodigy-Young America.
Doors open at o'clock To commence "a
%son % 70 Cents Reserved seats 90 Cents Idmt.tmi aami
MAllnees - Gents. Children Is Cepts uu'As'on 10
Sc special arrangements will b. mada ,,,,, -,
Apa private schools by applying the Manaser PuO
''p'-'" +. A. CLARKE, Aea,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10

ORIGIN OF THE COP HYMEN.-Danebct.
the French poet, tells us that Hymen wa.
u young man of Athens, obscurely born
but extremely handsome. Falling in love
with lady of rank, he disguised himself
In female attire the better to carry on hi,
amour and as he was one day on the sea.
shore celebrating the Eleusinian rites with
his mistress and her female companions. n
gang Of pirates came upon them by sur
prise and carried them off to a distant land
where the pirates got drunk for 10y and
fell asleep. Hymen then armed the wiz
gins, and dispatched the sleeping pirate,
when leaving the two women upon til,
island, he sped to Athens, told his adventur,
and demanded his beloved in marriage AZ
her ransom. His request was granted; ant
so fortunate was the marriage that the nam,
OIL hymen was ever after invoked on all flu
lure nuptialsi and in the progress Of tim,
the Greeks enrolled him among their gods
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
10 EGIsTEIl,s OrFICr.

AZ NRw CAstLB rorsfT. Sept. 81 h, 1865
upoh tne apthcati1n OF Janus l. Dofou and laitc I
ueyYu Executors Of tn last Will AMI Testament
Devou ate OF Wilmington hundred ia sud Coatly .
le'tahei u IL onlersd aud dir CT ~ tn Register thu
iNe tNteulofs airoAid. give notice of the eiantns
Letters documentary uruu tile Ato vi he C. ssi s
lhe hie u granting there iL by causing adsetheents
10 De posted within forty days from the Ate of sct
Lrles ~ SIX oi tile most pub e PLACES of the uumy o
HHW thstl iequinn{ al peruus having demands alaip
the estate present. The same or ah.dn y an Ac M H.
ssnoy IN such case made and protide5 And aso rausr
Delaware State Juurna and Statesman n new spape puh
months. W '
- dvou under ihe hand ami Seal Of @ nitn OF tho
u T. Regis er aOrea.d at New Castle iu New Cl.i t
toaniy Aforesaid, the day aud year al we witirn.
Il. &. FHAfM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
pIANo-FORTEs.
DRIGGS, NER PATENT.


ARE THE ONLY INSTRUMENTS constructed on a
truly scientific principle They have g,e,ter arensth
aud will remain longer in TuHs than any other Plano
The construction Is simple and natural, all the exlraue
Gus lumber in the body Of tho Instruments dispensed
With the sound boards are merely two mched planha
oil thin wood, like the front back OF violin the
strings arc attached to a strong iron frame, which Is
separated and entirely Independent Of the case thereby
dispensing with the old harp of atrnslns, by sub
stitutlns straight bridges preserving at the time
the ovel Strung Bass, Of which Mr. DRloos the Iuvsn
tor hy these improvements gain much vibrA.
to power, the sans time preserving all it's purity
and richness Of tone.
They have received the hlghost testimonials from the
Press and all the principal artists In the country among
which are:
HARRY sANDERsoN, l.. NJ. GoTrsonALK,
MAX MARETzEK, $. THALBERa,
THEODORE ElSFIHLD. wM. MASON,
HERMAN woLtENHAUPT, a. BARGLI,
FkANcIs Il BROWN, NJ sTRAcK0soH,
wM HENRY FRY, OHAs. PRADgG.,
Mr. sEsRsMUND THALBBRG, tho great pianist,
says;-l have examined your new Plano fories and /
cordially approve OF It's system Of construction lia
principle by whiih great increase Of yibrAoiy power is
Obtained lpg very simple and perfectly philosophical.
Tue oneis grand aud noble 1t has great capacity Tor
aiuins ths sound singing, aud Its volume Of
l'u hAhH ntftf tAitllei h utptui futilyt anu
sympathetic sweetness.
| WM HENRY FRY, lAts muslc;' critic Of the N. Y
Tribune says-lha exhamnei your newly invented
Pmuo Fort's They merit all the praise given to them
hy Aiessrs lhslberg Gosohalk stacRosch, Mason aud
"tleis, a. regnds htrueture they original and
phosoIhieal in purity volume and continuity Of tone
ia vocal vrrsimtude thnt 1rowning excellence whch
ensb'es the iians,s to "sug' the instrument Your
flhhos ever d'Berye the highest rank Your invention
IN iny opinion is destined to work radical changes h
tho manufacture OF rlanes Throughout the world.
tr IN The " y Hraid, Sept Upon a careful OK
amuaiipn Of DRlld5 ranl.Forte fad tho results OH
t.in'i area very dne singing tone. great purity aud
briaucy throu shout The entire instrument. no, onei
found ia PLANES constructed upon the old PIN.
The N }, Times. July ~ sayss-ws have now an
instrument without equal Il can sing with smnotl
deicaey pciNetly uaattdnable any other ns,ru
meni an ordinary payor obtains with exert.ou, tn
fuucss Of Grand Piano Forte, and thoy must speedl!
superceie the old style
Gg,rleHss ss;-Havins thoroughly examined and tssiu,
tho lmc For'e- invented aud patented by Mr.. s. h
Dmou5, l o. ths olulon that the tone resulting
from bis improvements, IS exhibited in tho instrument
und,r eAaainatiun in point OF richness. depth ant
biiliuoy, equals that ofthe best Grand rano.Portes
and erei them ia pure steal intonAtlon aud acfnd
tone power thus Aprox imAtng closer to what consde
perfection in the instrument than has yet been achieve
BY any other system Of mangfteiare.
Yours respectfully,
l., NJ, GoTTsCHALK.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
SrAPLnn wOoLsroN

STAP LER wOOLs TON
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
COR. FltTn AND MARKET SITS,
ny aud tcll Al bes, market ratss
GoVERNMENT AND STATh SECURITIES
A FOLLOWS;
u, S. 7-8O TREASURY NOTES.
Dated August 10, 1861,
U. S. 7-3O TREASURY NOTES,
Dated June 10, 1865,
U. s. 7-sO TREASURY NOTES.
Dated July 10, 1865,
u. $. 1881 BONDS,
U. S. 90 LOAN OF 1859,
U. $. $50 LOAN OF 1861,
U. S. 1910 LOAN OF 1861,
U S. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
DELAWARE STATE BONDS,
DELAWARE II. II. STOCK AND BONDS.
Stocks Of all kinds .borsh ami sold on commission, n
ton aud Baltimore
liishe.' pTemipm raii for mpound Interest rotc.
""' !" = o'uuin' due N"s. Is oc3 I'm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
FIsHs LAMP HEATING AprARATrI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BolLiNa-FRY1NG-sT WING-sTEEPINa-
VIII THk FLAME THAr LIours 1ns BOON
BY the hAms Of a common lamp, a Y.
cost Ola cents worth Of OIL a yery comfortable bfsith
can be cooked ~. y TribHHf.
orI.r simple in construction, easily hh
10 have on hand. Drugoilri CireHldr. i
fish's Lamp Ia sns Of the most popun
Novelties Of the day, the utility Of II h W
Objectionable. great saving 10 made in heating az
eoohinB small articles and be made 10 ocok MY
iof great many perHons which is actually done 90
Snioui1nee cars which carry the sick soldiers
SelentWc american.
For family use, hospital tent, blrisi
pic MICS fishing nursery, or sick room II Is an afa
o. comfort beyond all proportion to lis cost
hairs Jsurndl Of Hsaifh
and proclaim the same most ynInabls and lndlPas
sable article, and now wonder how we could have.
long done without 1t. Ed Coal oil CirtrIsl
An economical contrivancs for getting
purposes, one ,mnortsnt poipt IL hl
Poet.
PRICES FROM TWO TO sIx DOLLARS
CAPACITY PROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TIME WIFI
ONE BURNER.
Arranged for Kerosene or Coal Oh, or GsL
Descriptive Pamphlet Of thirty pages Furnished s'D
ALSO
THE UNION ATTACHMENT.
Price, 90 Cents
10 b attached to Common Kerosene Lamp e. O. ~
ourneT, by Whleh Wafer may be Boiled Ana fVS-
eookedi also arranged to support shade
lEYERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
WIN D. RUSSELL, As'tt
No. 200 Pearl St.. New f0'''
AaRSrs WANTED aus2Szn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
Personal ITEMS.

General Grant and party arrived in Wash
ington on Friday morning
DR.. Mudd recently made an attempt to es-
cape from the Dry Tortugos He was found
in the coal bunkers of the steamer Thomas
A. Scott, and was set to work wheeling sand.
The rebel General Humphreys has been
elected Governor of Mississippi, The Pres
ident pardoned him on Friday.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10
DEGIsTER,s oEEIcr.

~ NV IA7TIE G0UNTY,
August .2d, lsl6.
Upon the application Of pha VI. nuisnt Henry ia.
ont and Victor DuPont Executors ct tho liz viii and
lr tanieh Of Samuel Fran H. nul'mi. L. 4 n Nto u.
brmdN wine Hundred, In said County deceased; il b..
"hrhhhp AM directed ~ the iiesister that lx4,u
's'ameniary upon the EstatAapf Tie duae,sei with le
aie o grihling thereof hy ,ausug aiTer semenls To-
ne posted wthin forty days from The date such leit E
IN ~ "i Tho most public flac's OF the County OF A.w
Aaste requiring AL persons having demands against a
estate To- present tue sama abide ~ an Act VI h
'em ~ IN such cnsu mAdo and provided And nifo
cause The same to be inserted within the -ame p,r m
lg delaware state journal aud statesman eW spApor
TWO mon his.
- Given under the hand aud Seal Of o1ire pfthr
b. d. Register aforesaid. at New Castle in New Unst.
- Coany aior,tad, the day aud year shove writ.
lrn X. @. .fkAIM Regst I
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-10

IHE CHoIERA-ITs INCREASE. The Unit.
ed States Consul at Port Mahon, under date
of Sept lS, says the cholera at Parma Ma.
lorca, has carried off many people, and there
is no diminution ofthe disease. A panic pre-.
walls there The cholera has also appeared
at Cuidadela 1t is now admitted that about
U pilgrims died of cholera at Port Mahon
and others of various diseases. The cholera
is represented to have broken out west Of
for' Mahon, but thus far this scourge seems
10 have been confined to the great channels
OF human travel and the marts of commerce
Ihere is no information, however, that it
has appeared in the interior of Spain. The
Consul says that, from information received
at Port Mahon, ii is believed that the scourge
will again visit the West, and that ii,forma-
ton has also been received there that the
Russian pest, which was thought o have
disappeared, has broken out in Siberia The
accounts of this pest are frightful beyond
anything heretofore known.