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We take pleasure in announcing the es-
Enlistment Of q prescription store, erehf-
siucJy, al No. SO North College street, opPo-
site "a Presbyterian Church. The commu-
nifty at large have long felt the need Of such
an establishment, and we hope they will
patronize it largely. DR.. Monohin, the
gentlemanly proprietor, is a scientific prar-
teal chemist, and VIII always be found at
bis post.
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Persons u~nacquainted in the city seeing
an MANY advertisement for the treatmeni
Of gpeciaI Diseases, are often at & loss 70 de-
tsrmine 10 whom TO sntrust the treatment
If such cases. To such persons We take
plessure in stating hat the Oldest estab-
Iisbment Of this kind is at No. % Deaderiek
street. and this should be a sufficient guar
sntee that this is a reliable institution. Dr.
A. RICHARD JoSEs may be found in his o.
Zee during the hours stated IN his general
advertisement. Al medicines Furnished ~
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A lady aud gentleman returning from
the commencement exercises ct St. Cecilia
Academy were thrown from 8 buggy by a
runaway horse, and the gentleman serious
~ injured. The lady received only q few
slight bruises. The parties live on Spruce
street VI aid net learn their names.
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CoLAPsKD.-A prominent public msn, OF
South Carolins,-the nestegg Of secession-
has written 70 Governor Brovnlow, 81 the
instance Of many Proniuent citizens Of
Charleston, imploring Instructions in the
art Of self government, and recognizing
she civil government Of the rebel States
Significant, that.
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PoIsoxED.-A negro woman was arrested
yesterday on the No~leusville pike, charged
with poisoning four soldiers. Two OF the
soldiers were dead, and Two are not expect
ed to recover. The case viii be iuvestigat-
ed to-day.
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We were srati6od yesterday to meet with
Mr David D. SubletL q Murireesboro' boy,
whom we have known many years. He is
in good health, and looking well. Having
escaped the peEils OF heod srd fsld, be re
turns TO the peaceful pursuits Of life, ready
70 discharge his duties as citizen faith
fully ana hoBorsbly. He came Of g5od old
Whig stock, and intends in lhe future %
adhere 70 wing principles, escheving every
thing in opposition TO them. Good luck 70
yoa, Dave
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Card.

The Principal and pupils of South Side
Institute desire to present their heartfelt
thanks to the members Of the Thalia and
Agnomen Clubs, and to the other gentlemen
who kindly assisted and co operated with
them in furnishing accommodation and en-
t~ertainment for the friends and patrons Of
the Institute on Monday night last: It.
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Bar PLAoE.-At he corner Of Spruce and
Cedar streets there is a dangerous place for
night pedestrians in the shape Of a ditch
and a pile Of stones. We wish the authori-
ties would see b IL.
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RECORDERS CoUET-About twsnty-6ve
cases were before Recorder shane yestsrday.
Nearly all were drunksas usual. The case
OF ESQ LittletOn, for shooting he negro,
Samuel Mitchell, was continued.
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El7er and steamboat News

No arrivals or departures.
The river Is falling slowy, with 81 feet on
Harpsth Shoals. The H. n chlds and
Pine Hill are expected this evening. The
Lsni Leoti viii bs here from Evansville To-
day, and leave tom orroW At P m.
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Gen. Roussesu's horse, Buck Rabbit, is
getting unmsnagsble. He threw one rider
twice, and another, seriously injaTiDg him,
Yesterday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
announcements for Congress.
FouRrH coNeREssIoNAL pIsTRIol.

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
We are authorized 10 announce EDNoSD CoPERr
Of the county Of Bedford, as a candidate to npre-
sent the people OF the Fourth Cong e~ssiOnal Dis
trics, composed OF the counties Of Giles, Franklin,
Coffee, Cannon, Rutherford, Marshal, and Bedbrd,
in the Congress Of the United States.
He will address the people Of the District at the
following times and places:
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announce NJ. n. BKIES, asa
candidate for Congress in the Fifth Congressional
District, composed OF the counties Of WilliamsoL
Davidson, Wilson. Summer, RobsItson and Chea-
ham. juneIs-tt
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Office on Cherry street wanted. Apply
TO DR.. Aborn, Room No. !, Commercial
Hotel. jun22-tf
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THE
Great South Western
OIL Ind MINING CO.,

THIs compauy haa received a Charles rom ne
u LeHdafurs q tennessee, VITA FeU ADeaA
pngiieEes and poa-rs.
The Comp-nF has arrzniEd ulfe- NE Charter
and 10 ash r. time the Books all b open br ne
sale Of STOCK.
This Company has q large amount n OF and
mincrd land 10 GecrNa, Aasama aadIenueases,
estimated % BE- acrh EFe Mshoa a Dolara
These lands haEa ben C 70 ally see I'D md are
kboEn toe yery lich ID Oi and AnerA
IMs CorporIuou oil ksua shares e 80 ~
mFnF 81 H. mamhara a. this t1mp11r have Aaq
aeaard exifns " sEponeuce Ia tle Mas q ne
Wesi, and the Oh regions Or rennEyisena ana
mo. H pruuisss 10 b. one q ne best H MOI ~
best and most e-1terprslng Comgang ol ms An a
Operating u he Uui.ed States. Capita 10 eli Do
vel % couauft iha Compary betofe purchasLnl
gocE elsewhere. Mnny q he member 81 tnil
corporadon are vel k0oHn Throughout Ma ceun
rY, a. men o. character, mtg ~ and aUii'y-
me following are he oIcers q he corporation
PaUnnr-R h. mLROY, Ma. Gen. Tes.
vios PEIsrBEST-WN. 0LENNY, % Che.
TREasrRa-W L WEIIE, Of Tern
gcsrrmr-JSO. o CRAvENs, AAG Vols.
bmEcIoas:
Josepha Fowler. u. .. senztor rom Tenz-
sheish Waters cf tennessee.
I VI l. White. o.
IL ssisgArt Of Indians
J. ". mlryys 4"
2 Il. Mlroy. " "
william Glsany, Of Ohio. els
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For Sale at this Office, q good second
hand Boiler. Win be sold cheap for essh.
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Thanks Reiterated.

Co. B, 18TH RIG. PA. V. V. J..
NASHVILLE, June q, 1865.
We who have been members ofCo. B, 18th
Reg. Pa. Vet w. l., tender our thanks to Geld
and line officers as follows:
Col. A. B. Bonnaffon, 1t. Col. II. W. Tor.
bett, Maj. R. W. Smith, ADJ. A. W. Smith
Capt Andrew Brown, LIST 1t Bernard Kei-
gan, aud "a L. VIM. H. II. stepp. Their
many kindnesses will be remembered for
ever and should any OF them pass u cab
in door, the latch string Il out.
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We are authorized to announce SAMUEL J. CARVER
as a candidate for Congress in the Fifth District,
composed Of the counties Of williamson, David
son, Gunner, Robertson and Chesthsm.
je2l-td"
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

We are authorized TO announce A. E. GAAREr
as a candidate for q seat in the next Congress ofths
United States, from The Third Congressional DIS,
tot
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

Old Papers for sale at this One The
largest IN the city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

ORA JoB oFEIcE-Wesre executing e'ery
description Of plain and fancy JOB Print
ing in the neatest style, and ct she lowest
prices, ct this Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

Diarrhea aud Cholera Mo'bus treated
successfully BY Or. Aborn, No. CONNER
cial Hotel It.
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Diarraah and Che era Mnrbus treated
successfully by DR.. Ab0rn, No. I CONNER
cial Hotel. Il.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

For sale at this Office, one good Tobaeco
Screw. VIII be sold cheap for cash
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vAs B eouHrr.

James Hunter, Sheriff, Lecl Smith,
county clerk, Nm. Myers county Trustee,
ofthe circuit court, and Peter Caster, Reg
lister.
W. @. Kain, Gov. Brownlow's favorite
Attorney General was sent to Knoxville as
q present TO the Governor. He is now rest
ing on his irons. He asked Mr.. Fletcher,
Secretary Of State, why he was arrested.
He was told that in the circuit court Of Knox
county he was indicted for treason against
the State, robbery, and murder in several
cases and in the o.. s. Court for treason
against the United States.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

VIZ. P. EATox E Co, are cur sole Ave-
tising Agents for Baltimore, &d
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LuMBER.-Knight & Bro. are unloading
at their Steam Elevator. on Rolling Mill
Hill, a barge containing $4,000 feet of
white pine lumber, embracing all kinds OF
clea7 and common plank, framing timbers,
joice, and scantling, as follows;
Exile, Is, ank "a feet long.
2x6-1s, 20, and p feet long.
2xs-2O, q, "A and 80 feet long.
2Kxs-2O, % and "a feet long.
2KxIO-1s and % feet long.
2Hx12-20 feet long.
4x6-2O and 80 feet long.
4xs-2O feet long.
Sx4-e, 7, 10, IL, Is, 20 and p feet long.
Also $50, 600 feet choice white pine flooring,
Of all widths, for the lowest cash prices, at
knight & Bros. Lumber Yard. If
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p ~
or the above named men Jeremiah Cody,
Of company c, is dead. lessee Paul, Of
company B, Henry R. Van Metre, of com
pany D, Lieut. Rea, OF eompany E, Thom-
as and John sckwabb, Of company E, Rob-
ert Borrell, Of company F, J.. K. Turner, Of
company ], Wm. Hines and E.. E. McDou.
gal, Of company K, are the most severely
injured. at FIRST Thought that Lieut.. Rea,
Of Accompany E, could not live, but no is now
going about. Corporal Barton, Of company
G., had his boot torn from his foot, and torn
TO pieces, the electric fluid passing down
his leg and passing from his boot in appa-
rently two places, there being found two
small holes in the heel and toe Of the boot.
which appeared as if they had been made
by 4 buck shot. But strange as it may ap-
pear, the mans foot has no marks or scars
upon it ataI. In All the cases the burns
appear as il they had been caused by scald
ing hot water, in many instances the skin
being shrivelled and torn of.
The men all seem to be doing very well,
and with few exceptions, viii be able 10 re-
sumo their duties in a few days.
The man who was killed was buried to-
day. The whole regiment, together with
Gen. Dudley and most Of his staff, accom-
panying his remains to the cemetery. The
occasion was q very impressive one. The
remarks made by the Fegimental Chaplain,
Rev. J.. NJ. Preshaw, being very appropri-
ate.
The agent Of the U. s. Christian Commits.
sion at this post, Rev. Mr.. Laneberger, de.
serves all praise for the manner in which
he has conducted the business Of the com
E%ission here. He was one Of the first on
the ground after the sad calamity, and rem
dered eli the assistance in his power to al
leviato the sufferers.
Our gallant Major, Jno. H. Hale, ofYicks-
burg fame, was early on the ground and
rendered valuable assistance in connection
with my Assistant Surgeon, Z. P. Catlin,
ard Hospital Steward, Jno. W. McFadden,
in dressing the wounds Of the sufferers.
II. s. PLUNMER,
Surgeon 152d III. Vol. nifty.
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Full bosom shirts, all sizes, just received
+. II. THOMPSON,
iupe2I-u Is Cherry 81.
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GovERSoR Hardin
Turner, Attorney General Of the 9th Ju
dicial Circuit, in place Of John +. Purson,
declined; Thomas saddler, Commissioner Of
Deeds, New York City; A. W. Adams, Com
miAioner Of Decd. Boston, Mass.
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THIRD CONGREseIO VAL DISTRICT.

We are authorised to announce Col. WM. +
Of DeKalb, q candidate for Congress in tht
Congressional District. iel6-tf
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JosEFB B. QuISBT, OF the National BaHneri
is our sole Advertising Agent for On
-,aff
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g. W. Smith, clerk Of the county court
A. W. Stroud, Revenue Collector.
VIM. p. II. Turner, Trustee Of Lawrence
couutv-
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NO. % DEADERICK STREET


hynasn ueo constantly annoyed by pahe1ar returning via auniurvs mwous. Dr. rr ~ m
covered modsd ueament Tor these diseases which + rather pleasure ran 8 pain sEWmm
one hTQghm yeagho2 and As been found much me sadst han ny ether s
nMy mPps proa1ed by tie d schoo Treatment
UEbS cNPsE AZ mes ae in all &es-Hn charge The sane for enc Reku aanton hnia
e~a "'o momIR @couHe bis INTEREST cwaa - a. speedily g. possible
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-27
Sherifss Sale.

by virtue ofsNrt of Lerai Pafias TO me Giflridt
will be exposed 10 Public Sale at the hotel nf aort,
Diekinsonin IN The city OF Wiingish, New Castle Cantv
Del, Gu SATURDAY, the 25th day Of January isl5 al
O'clock 7. NJ, the following described Real EstitN ~
All that certain lot piece Of land with tTa.orel
brick houses thereon erected situate ia the cfy m VII.
mlngton, bounIed aud described follows; Bsgmnng
1t the intersection cf the soulherly side Taylor ir
with the easerly side Of Church street thence along ~
Aouthery side OF Taylor street easerly 10 stake
Themes s;n,hsily HRdPaqle 70 Church street d isel 10
stake, thence westerly and parallel to Taylor street
feet to the eaAtery side Of Church tres aud thenu.i
thereby northery - fest TO thg pla,e Of begiuung
the conteuts thersof what they may. lR cT h.
Seized aud taken In execution as the property of
Patrick MeCoskay and liAnnahhis wife, and tsAnd t.
~ be sold by GEO. 5. HAGANY, sleriH
sherias tho, ,Ncw Castle, IAN. o, 1906. lanis a.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-27
SheriH5s Sale

By virtue of Iisvafi Facfas 10 mo Directed wifi
be exposed fnbic sale At the hesqf Morris Deknsgni
10 the city Of Wilmington New Castle County DEL OH N
SATURDAY, the 2sth dAyof January 1865, at aogloek
p. u the following described Real Estate Via All iAt
Sosse hefeon esotsa situate ia tha ey o %i%nsts
bounded aud described follows, 70 wit; beginning
point the s9uthey side Mechanic street between
Lombard and phe and sixth Seventh street At tis
distance OF 1g9 feet INCHES from tho wall of hs
brick house at the eorneEof Lombard and sieehaHie
streets, ut the middle ofthe division wall bewean ils
Philip Combs fdonine h6ass. tI5nes aoaihsrly 1gf
parallel with Lombard street and through the
the said wall 80 feet tnA tour set ldo alley, thence
iss q obsf alley tnss 6GriAs paasei silh Gs' os
sG the %sssy es &c S
beginninx, be the contents shereof what they may
Seized aud taken In execution as the property uieore
Linn And Rilen his vile, aud te-he althy l4i
-- uEo. S. HAGANf, sh-iiU
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-27
An Ordinance.

& An Ordinance altering the penalties ior keeping =
tipping hou,n, dlsoristy house, or house II nj
fame.
Section J. FtH oritueI by the Ciiy Council Of Wsh
minCion thai la precautions Tor vniations of ths N
feetnn Of the ordinance entitled An arnancsr com
tarning offences HgaIns the public .conotnv ami ari
nuis,ifse" and Of theerdnSnoe nitlsd 'An nrdinqn-
defining esttAin nuisancesr passed MAY iath is-u Ina
daieudaut nnon fouYieiion shall pTeseHbed thenn h
fined In the amounts stated h. enninifl~i 4 tlt
custody q the Aigh Con siahr fsr aay t. nm NOT ea
ps KY days n both Tho defendant shall d. ann.
mted to the eastpdyTug ihs tsl Constable until Ill.,
Judgement agRinsi him b. s,snsd exceeding siNtg
days -ns fnfrnpn-lta 'laf Hfi
Pass,d at The City Hal, January ~. is6s
II. 1I A. 'HoLLiNGSwnRrH, President
Attest, 4. 7. rAyloR, Clerk. iauSlst
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-27
Notiee.

The undersigned, having opened Brokers omes ia
theoiy freas1fers Room, Fourth and Market streets in
The eiarseoi VIM PteftYn Esl woltrall special alien
tion 20 bis isi u Kent ana Sussex Fsms issued every
month t1r grantigus distribution. All kuds of Real
Estate 10 Wilmington anil vicinity taken In charge to se
ADD rent Money Loaned aud ohiainen on Mortrsge
Catalogues - property for xsiN in Wilmington will b.
issued 10 short tps No charges made except in eas
Of sale sliars fthe public paIroBsgs is respectful,
solicited. 10 A. II. JOHNSON =
! Wiimlnston,Dei Jan id, 1875 -90-ih.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-27
! SheriF's Sale,

ly virtue Of writ Isgat Faeaa 10 N dirsrad Wiz
be exposed to Public sale, at the Hotel OF NJ. D. m in
tie town oi Delaware clY,, Red Lou, Id, Nov Castle
Al O'clock, = NJ the following described Real Estaie
-vst All that cefttnlot Or piece ofground staae lying
and being In the town Of Delaware City aforesaid on the
nothwessrly side ol Hamilton etrest At che distance
100 1eet northeaseFly from Second srest eontailg la
front breadth on said Hamilion street sixteen
lnchss aud extending in length depth Of that width
norhwesiafly 100 feet 10 eight feet wide alley huul.
ed norhwesterly by the said alley sonthNeseriy by
Hamilton street. sontheRstefly BY ground late Of Johu
Ashnrs and norheAsteTly BY otter ground ofsd John
AshufEt yt b. --4I F. 2 .TlEIt.ffl i.t IlfaHI..H
sszed and iAkeu ini execution as The property ct
William Young and Mary his wife and 70 lie sold ly i.
GRO S. IIAGANN, Sheriff.
FL SherlTs Cfce. Castle, l2, lSH5.ls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-27
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Gonveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
9Xohange Rrokera.
No. EI9 Market Stree

+-4sNSAAlAAAE3C 41AOAAC1bg
No. kAS market Street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS BONDS, MORTGAGES, &C. &c., promptly and
seeursly draWn.
pRUMIssORY EOTRs NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold 90
commission In tia city n the brokers Boards in Pha-
iflrhla, New York other cities by moans OF corees
rtHitus brokers who are all firms OF high standing
cene purchased abroai the regular brokers commission
OF rue quarter per rcut being divided between oursstes
and our sgrnl-
DRaFfs.--Ne draw on Philadelphia New York or Bos-
ton an po'nra drains other American cities, the
lowest rates Of exchange
tnNEiiN phAFfSy--Wa draw on Great Britain, Ire
aud, uermauy aad every other country ia Europe,
on hnnses ef undouhted standing, In suit oI
cusiomers
ENClANuE--Forugn or Doiassiie-bought aud sold
et ih' most favorable rates allowed by the market
premium VIII almost always be allowed Tor Checks New
iuff.
REAL hsTATK-Ws attend to the purchase aud sale
OF Ne Estate IN town country and respectfully invlte
purchasers o.. sellers 10 give Us call We rent houses
ad "ben dasrod by our customers attend to the colee
tnu nl their t5uta
GlhLkGIiONs.-Udr correspondence enables Us TO
Fat any prominent point 10 Amerta In any foreign
country, Though the most reliable channels Our fArli
tt5 'f making collections therefore complete,
eouenty psfHens hvailiug themselves Of them may b8
eAndvnt that their business Will ba faithfully and
erompy attended 10. uur charges are a. low Is SIC
MSis by any reliable parties.
ln every Ftfe where employed our aim Is 10 do
ne ' tor ihs Interest," Of our customers aud We solicit
"e patronage Of cur friends and the public gener ally.
Na JOHN MelhAR SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-27
sherif,s Sale.


By virtue ofa writ Of Ais LsvaTi Faeias to me directed
will be exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel OF Levi
LAitomus. at Townsend Station, In App ,uunlnink Hon
dred, New Castle County, Delaware, on TtFKs DAY ths
9Th day Of February, 1906 at II ocor A. Tie follow
Ing des ribsd Real Estate, viz
Al thetowing defced piece or parcel ofland stu.
ale in tue Hundred and County Aforesaid and bounded
and described ~ follows 10 wit ;--eginuiug At as.ss,
on the north side of The pubic ROAD leading fro ths
rine Tee u Copmeritl Coluer, aud near the end Of
bridge over said rotd from thence with new line snt
ratlpg lhese premiseslIoi the lRpd OF Abha gram
north twenty-five aud half degrees, West thrtyefehi
perehes 10 sllne north fourteen aud qaarie7 degrees
west i1rlytour perchss 70 stone in james Dought6u
lnei near newmarked black oak fappl g from thence
with the line ot said Doughten's binding Herewith
shout eighty and tlFee-tenlh pocches to
the side OF the Stale road the aforesaid Pine Tree
and the junction Of the aforesaid read leading 10 Com.
merca Corner from thence with said road towards Com
meresi Corner aud binding thereon about thirty .nina
perehes 10 the place Of beginning be the conteus thereof
more or ess, with Dwelling House, Store Iloue, &.s
thereon erected.
Seized and token IN execution The properly Of Jas
II. Hall and /. "a, and 10 be sold by
Et be GEoRGB s. IfAGANY, shcrin.
sherins 0mce New Castle, Jan. 10, lsG5,-r9i.ts,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-27
GARDEN TOOLS
AND
HOT BEDS, &c,
A00TESN-
VIII lie soil NJ lutlc Sale at ths resdence of te sp
ssrihyr, nesr the Oh king Road, hrtwecn siath al
Eighth streets ca
Thursday, February =, HSG5,

Thursday, February ., IS65,
All the gaiden tools, hot beds, GStures aud veaetabf
plants consisting OF three market DsaihoFps in goo
order one rarrisge' one eat, two wheelrarruws t,o
eutivatoIs two ploughs Nu harruws, ses de1b rn
harness, Que ret cart gears. plough gear brides and
ltAding chains cutting lux, iakes, forks hoes spadss
water hosshead and ether hsr's market tubs, ana 9th.
articles uselal about riaa and gardens aud "a lot of
fine green h9ufe sash 1900 feet of glass
win shutters for iheu, also about 70 uoO ebbae plants
etee paui Of the best qualities about 100 shutters for
cabbage sprouts and hot blt boxes. lot OF roses in
poig oi OF evergIgsu and shade trees shrublery aud
garden bushes Also lot o. bricks and stone and about
1000 feet OF boards, variety Of vegetables snrh as
spinach kalo, CARROTS, turnipA parsnps Oyster plants
and oninna Rnc variety Vf gadsu and onon SETS
warranted g,uuine. hl-oa vniety Of other articles
sac TO rua msnee at Ten IelccA, A. III,
WILLIAM ROTTRHoUSE-
WILLIAM II NAeF, Auetienser.
January i,l5d5. IanI3-s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-27
HOnSES EnR SALE.
For GnIe.

Ihrec dwelling nu.es Store. Cooper Shop, blacksmith
and Wheelwrisht Shops, AMI upwards IT FIVE ACRES
or LaNb. within tine, four miles of Wilmington will
Ae hnid low. Apply 70
WILLIAM MrCAULLEY & CO.,
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