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THE CITY.

MAYORS CouRr.-Bcfore his Honor, the Mayr,
appeared thefollowing cases yesterday morning Tor
| adjudication
Joln slave of Catherine Myers, and Cary, slave
OF MIS- Archer Blair, we're agaiu before the court
the charge OF aiding, persuading and conniying. at
the escape of the slaves Sam, Ned. and Bob from
their owners. The accused were sent on to the Hust
| ipgs Court for trial.
Jane King, I. wc., was up on the charge of buy
ing wood to the value OF sl0O; knowing the same -
have been stolen, and was ordered twenty fashes
| therefor
The Mayor looked into the merits and demerts OF
the case of Peter Lawson, butcher, charged with
purchasing lot of dressed beef in the city to sell
again. and concluded by ordering the beef to be con-
iiscated aud the defendant TO lie fined ESQ
Charles Pryor, T. m. c., on the old charge Of steal
| ing a yalise, containing property to tie value Of
500; from Stephen NJ DitSey, was given hearing,
| and the case continued until tomorrow.
Prymas, slave of Shelton Davis, was up Tor steal
ing pair OF boots. The charge being substituted
by the evidence, Prymaj accorded thirty lasleS
by fiat of his Honor.
Samuel Parkinson appeared to answer to tile
charge OF breaking down and jnjufing part Of TIC
fence around the enclosure of JoAu 4. Housmap
aud, also, for having, against the consent OF said
hou.nan, taken possession of part Of the promises.
PerkInson Was dismissed, the charge not being
proven, and the complainaut~as nuicted t. tie ca
tent Of tie costs ol the sui
john, slave Of i, Kick. was charged with the theft
OF four sticks ot wood. the stealing having been
proven, john was condemned to the punishment Of
80 lashes-being nearly 10 lasnes per stick.
SALEoF Srocrs.-Dayenpott Co.'S sale OF bonds
stocks, etc. took place yesterday The pressure upon
our columns prevents Us from publishing a report Of
the sale this morning. Ii will appear in our evening
edition, The gold coin (476Oy was sold at 40 LA
50 sterling at Al AZ IL.
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wounded have been sent to Nashville.
sHERMANs ARMY IN NOTION.
The American says:
Senator Sherman has received letter from Gen.
Sherman, his brother, who writes the Goth ult.
that everything was working we'll, and that large
portion oil his army in motion. The results OF
ss present operations promise TO be very important
The Americans News" article contains the fol-
lowing;
A Washington Despatch to the Philadelphia In
qlsicer says that q Francis Z. Blair, Senior, and
Montgomery Blair returned from the Army OF the
Potomac on Monday night. General Grant declined
to give a pass 10 Richmond, lac not having any au-
thOrity from the President or Secretary OF War to
pass the lines. General Grant would not take the
responsibility on his shoulders. 1t Is said the main
object OF Mr. Blair Senior, was to procure the
letters which had been stolen from his house
last summer by the Rebels, and which contain
a complete history OF his political career, ex-
pose OF which would be damaging to leading
men, both living and dead, upon both sides OF the
lines" The Washington Star OF yesterday says that
cit Erns out that the peace mission TO Richmond,
reported to have been entered upon by Francis L.
Blair, ST., aud Hon. Montgomery Blair, was simply
visit OF pleasure bythesc sentlexDn 90 the front,
and this is all the earthly significance il had
And upon so small foundation has this magnificent
peace mission structure been raised by tte pad
naacs ~ .
Inc report tHui IcpiSoSutdthe az
Washington has accepted Secretary Stewards letter
in relation to the seizure OF the Florida satstac-
tory to his Government is incorrect, from the fact
that the Charge Afaires is not authorized to de-
termine. Our Secretary letter has been transmit
ted to the Government OF Brazil and it is not doubt
cd that the answer of the Government will be of a
friendly character
On Sunday last the bulkhead Of the Canal at Dutch
Cap on the north side of the James, blown out,
but the of earth having fallen back into the
canal it will be necessary to clear 1t out before the
work can be used for the purposes designed.
A despatch from Decatur, Ala, says that General
Steadman, in command OF considerable cavalry
force had crossed the south of the Tennessee
in pursuit of Hood, who was rapidly retreating.-
Two guns and number of prisoners were captured
by ourAorces.
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CorSrY CouRr.-Edward Selaen, free negro from
Bedford county, was yesterday tried before tie
County Court OF Henrico for stealing S450 from Jthn
SRii.h: and was acquitted. !,
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IpIFID.

LIsDsAY.-At Ellicotts MOS the Goth. ult at y
house OF her son-n-law, Hugh: Bone, MIs. aAEGAKLr
ISDsAY in the Gath year OF her age in the iu hope ot
happy eternity.
Petersburg Express copy. -
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JUDGE Lyons COURr.-In this Court YESTERDAY
the ha5eaS corpus case OF VIM. Notts who asks TO
be discharged from the conscript officers upon tho
ground that lie is all exile from Maryland was partial
iy heard and continued till to-day
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sssporss Of the Press A{socts zion rscssvsd RI.
clziivoIy BY the Wing.
FROM PETERSBURG.

IhOH Z f-LNSDJ NU. =
PETERSBURG, Jan. 6...Esery thing continues oset
on these lines. :
A steady rain has been. falling all day and both
armies completely mud bound.
The enemy has not shelIed our lines 10 day.
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RICHMOND WHlG'
Saturday Morning, ban. 2, 1885.
FVFXING WING.

We shall publish, today, al o'clock ?. NJ, and
every succeeding day Sundays excepted al the
same hour. au evening edition of the Wing. The
Eveuing Wing wall contain the latest news by mai
and telegraph, up TO the hour of going to press ed
torisls. local int Iunsnce, sc. B 20
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tLs Moisture bu. II Ii needless 10 say tbs. II IL aas
which would unquestionably call for o counter do.
monstration on our part, or on that Of Canada and
the adjoining Colonies
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FROM THE United STATES.

We have received the Baltimore american OF the
Afternoon of the 4th and the Cincinnati Commercial
Of the I'd.
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SPECIAL coFsrsrosDEycr or TIE WIG.

DETAILS OF THE EXPEDITION To THE SALT
WORKS AND LEAD MINES, Ere
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FROM TENNESSEE.
GENERAL THOMAS on THE MARCH

GENEKAL IHONAs 0N THE NAKCH.
CIScISSATI, Jan. 4..The Commercials columbia
Tenn correspondent intimates that news from
General Thomas viii hereafter be received from
other direction. Marching orders have been issued
and the whole army is IN motion. Ali sick and
wounded have been sent to Nashville.
suERMAN's ARMY IN NOTION
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NIssOLUTION OF CO.PARTYFR-

= BANKING OFFICE OF W B. ISAACS & co. ,
~ RICHMOND. ID January 1854 Z
MR.. JOHN G.. VILLA MS & admitted Z
wi partner In our business krom this date the stye
the firm remaining unchanged,
ja2- lw W,B HAACS 4 co,
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rl-The .Arm,. Commi1,ce oc,hc Hnuiia

Mems Mems Christian Association acknowledge Tie A."
ce!it OF the following contributons"or the soldier. In
the lied and hospitals during tie month OF December
viz
From Virginan Columbia, s. C., 500 from Mrs Mary.
Royster, - from = 81 from MIR. Il. d. Minor pan,
OF socks from DT. :, six pans OF Soris from Jacob
He'll, IA pairs OF socks iom Miss ut NimmO, three
pairs OF socks from ladies per r. ". Knowles 1jpaus
OF socks and Ia pans vi shirts from -, barrei q
apples tor Lieutenant Ben. Baker the 9th Texas reg
mcnt RON Mrs. NJ /. StnrEe, for ladies Jane. Civ,
"a pars OF socks from wyndham Robertson four barely
OF nOur
Tue Committee request contributions in money and
supplies shirts socks and drawers especially equr
ed. Yam will be delivered the epotcrouItr Of 10th
and Bank streets TO any lade, who wili'knir for he
soldiers
Contributions should lie sent 10 ROGER alRrIY Su-
petinieldent, 70 VIZ L. MUSgoRp hit
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PRICE OF GOLD.
Gold is again advancing. 1t opened at the First
Board, on the 4th, at 233.
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mond acknowledge the ept OF tie following CONT Ju-
tions for The month of December, Isc+ viz.
From Mr.. X. W. Lewis OF AlLemarlc barrel Of q
geiible- md apples Midlothian Company, 1890 bushe'5
u coal Richmond and Danyille Railroad COMPANY free
Il transportation 900 bushels OF coal Mrs G.. v. Dos
we'll ESQ 4. b. Gwathmey. 100 DR.. T., ~ Prescott a
Bailey 900 Dr. Thos. Pollard 40 a IiTglnan Columbia.
:. G., 60 kent Paine Co. CONS 90 10 q u Wills
~ David Graham OF " ytAe county. per Rev Dr Con
verse, 100 Miss Julia A. Marsh Columbia = c. ca T1os
r. Price X Co, $50 John n. Tucker so j. h. Winston.
30 ". Hargroye White, 100; Judge Moncure, % Mss
Monsac, & John DOoey, loJ, r. X. J. Camp near Haif
s6nvie) 10 j. W =, 10 Alex. Taylor, Be- ILL., \. Hulk
thai, 100 Thomas Samson, coo Peter v Daniel 200 CHI
OF Amelia PERI g. Jefferson, 625; young lady Of
Meckenburg 900 R. y. strother, 100 James WafvcE,
100 George Royster so little girl in the cOuntIy-her
earnings made b. selling chesnuts-to buy bread for
some poor child in Richmond g. VIM Collie OF Whining
ton 6Oo0 Ciy Council Of Richmond 1900 friend four
500 per cent. bonds
Contributors OF money food and fuel are required for
the poor. Constitutions OF money should be sent H.
+. {. BAsKERyIIL, Treasurer, aud all supplies should be
consigned to the Relief Committee OF Richmond" Gaze
Of Messrs MARTYR ~ CAIDOzO.
ia7-It N'N p M-NrORD po.;A,,
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Confederate States Congress
SECOND CONGRESS SECOND SESSION.
FRIDAY, January 6, 1865.

FRIDAY, January q, 1865.
SENATE.
The Senate met at IL O'Clock NJ, the VIcE- PREsI-
dent in the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Dr. Ley burn, Of the Presbyte-
rian church.
Mr. HILL, of Georgia, presenteda petition from
the citizens OF Georgia. who are bonded farmers,
pl aying to be relieved from the payment OF their
bonds byreason OF the invasion OF the State by the
public enemy /; which was referred 10 the Commit
tee on Finance.
Mr.. .CAPEkQoN, of Virginia, introduced the fol
lowing re solution, which was read and referred u
Committee on Military Affairs.
Joint resolution OF thanks to Brgadier General
Stand atie and Colonel Guano, and The officers
audrmen under their command
KgSolUsd Jy The Congress Of the Confederate States
OF A.,gyica That the, thanks OF Congress are due,
and IA. hereby rendered TO Brigadler General Stand
allie and Colonel Guano and The officers aud men
under their oomWand lot the daring and skill exhibl
ted IN the capture OF over 200 loaded wagons from
tue enemy IN tnp Cherokee Nation, on the i9th day
u September, 1864 ana Or other brilliant and sue
ceSsiul services in Ihe indian Territory.
On motion OF Mr.. SPARROW, the Senate resolved
into secret Legislature session. and, on the re-openng
OF the doors, adjourned.
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WANTED A TEACHER-Compe,eut to
w instruct boys IN tue English braSches and in The
rudiments OF latin References given and required
signed al Rnfin, y. {.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
TErNs.5 sE3l-W EEELY. SI.OU, ,..,,,.,
WEEKLY, S2.u1. '"N N''''
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
PROCLAHEATHOE.

], CHARLES KGEFE, Chief Cipref to tle citizen. ot
Wilmington and the puli' generally, de- publish and
L. That REED BIRDS and other choice pane arc ii
season, and may be found done mp Ia The worry lest
at the OYSTER BAY HOUSE, lN THIRD STREET. In.
TWEEN MARKET AND KING SrHEETs
z That OYSTERS are strictly prime ana are done
up IN TIE most delicious Steve, Pans fys, &c., At the
oyster Bay House in Third street.
81 Iha All kinds of refreshments may be- obtained at
the said Oyster Bay House, in Third Street, done ip IN
the future, a. n the past to make this reactory
the best in the United statos model estab At
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ran obtain sverv
luxury in the shape OF EATING aud BRiNKINd at fair
prices and be accommodated pleasantly and promptly
CN) Given under the hand and seal Of oiice Of lie
las said Oyster Bay House. Third Street between
- Market and King Streets Wilmington Delaware
this fevenih day OF September. A. ID, isdl
sepzO CHARLES kIEFE, pr0prist
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25

on the fourth Monday in September; in Sussex
County OK the first Tues lay after the second
Mondny in March, and on the first Tuesday
alter the third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
arst Monday in March, June, September aud
December.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL DANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
MiNGr0N,
Corner Of Sixth aud Market Streets. Cnpi-
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
THE FARME.s BANK, AT WILMINGTON.
Corner of Third and Market Streets. Cant
~, S286,OO0. Discount days, Wednesdays aud
Saturdays.
TUE NATIONAL RANK OF wlLMISGrON MD
B7ANDYwiNE,
Corner Of Second and Market Streets. eapi.
ial' 500. 1000 Discount days Mondays and
Thursdays.
THE UNION NATIONAL BASK or WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital. $780,
OOV. Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets. Capi-
tai, 100000 Discount da, +, MONDAYS and
Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
HI TUAL lISU IA NOE 60 HP AM
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of Sth
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
REsr ON iKEHGUM NOTES REDUCED wo FIVE


NT70I w t-NHMII ~ NIT rs NEWIILV 10 FTNI
FER CENT.
IlHE principle Of Mutns Insurance i. believed t be
the safest, and eSperehceHo far has proved II flo m M,
clares means Al Insurance against Loss tY FINE AMI
although this Institution has hsesn but l2 years i N
sttnce the list Of iuaurers will compare a,oraby with
ny uthsr; and the l3sFaT by hFe during that time al
ihonfh nottew have been promptly ptid all WHO have
bsN insured in this once sid have hat TIE uis fortune
Ia le burned out attest The object lss been 10 NJ
cure good list Of safn risks, rather than to wp I'll the
number Of lnsnitd Without tsArl to hafaris. us Les.
SEEMING the liability of sinking tho cash capital IN case N
i0t'y dis';eiers during the year.
DIRECTORS.
wILSHaToN--William Css'- neorto Rishati.en.
j'hn A. Duncan, Jacob Pdaey, wiumni tala3,i, Cl,m
eat u smSthi John Cochran, Edward r E5dsl sam
ul CAhby, ChAs. W. uowlani
lH,spHwiEE HuSnREn -zlw. nunshur cloud
thRisriAsA HunpELp.--Janies Ndilr
Nav CAsrlE HUEDREp.-Juhn .uyer
NHlfR 0AAY CEERS HugpHEp--Ahf.m %. Shannon.
WtLLlAM,C CASNY. President.
$. D. SMITH Secretary aud Treasurer. ~
- oiilce hours from to and tom ? go !.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
HOOP SKIRTS.
NEW SKIRT FOR isG5-0.
The Great invention Of ths Age in
moor SKIRTS.

MOOR SKIRTS.
D. W. BkADLENs New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor douhlel SPRING SKIRT.
This Invention consists ntrlsN Tor two) Ettpr,,
fuRR REFINED srEkL srAlSd insenilusy BRAibFp Tggr
Lf and fiHhLf together, Ehug to Hn,E making III,
TOUGHEST, most FlExinLB rtA-rfc and brRlntr sputs
ever used They seldom BLSn 90 HHEAK iike the sin,ia
springs, aud consequently rescrvo their nprfct ara
beautiful shape more than iWic3 long as auy sfnva
Spring Skirt that Ever Has or Can bs made
The wonderful heNihility and great comfort ana ul.a
sure 10 any Lady wearing the Duplex Eintlc Skirt will
be experienced particularly in ali Crowded Assenbls
Operas Carriages, Railroad Cars. Church p.,Ts Ar,
Chairs for Promenade and House Dtess Ms tbe III III %
DC folded when ID use to occupy small paee as easii
ond conveniently as silk or Muslin Dress. ''
lady having enjoyed tho Pleasure Comfort anI fr,t
convenience OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel snrng
skirt Tor single day will never afterwards wIiIng i
dispense with their For Children Misses en Yay
Ladies' they are superior 10 all others 'h
The Hoops are covered with ply duuble f,rfasd tv
and VIII wear twice a. long ns ;ha S1ga warn covorir
which Is used on all Single sea ndp skira The threa
bottom rods on every skrt als1 uoubis steal and
twice or double covered In prevent tho oovsrinr from
wearing of tile rods when dragging Down st,ira t
steps &C., &c. which they constantly subject Ia tgbsn
In use, sNN' " "ho"
All are made Of the new aud elegant Cordial Tanas
and are the best quality in every rart giving tn ba
searer he most graceful and perfect shape possible and
are unqueslionAby the ghtast, most desirable ro,n
Portable aud economical Skirt ever made '''' ''Hi
VESTS BRADLEY CARY, PROPRIEpORs of t,o
INVENTION and SOLE MANUFAC1 URERS g7 CHAM
BERs, and 79 & 81 READE STREET New YORK
For sails in all hrst class stores 10 tbia ritv and
throughout the United States and Canada Havana IA
Cnha, Mexico, south America, aud the West Indies
Ef-INQUlRE FOR r1E DUFLEX ELIIpTiG fnp
DuUBLE SPRING SKIRT. y'
angis3m ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
EDUCATIONAL.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

No. l-Grammar school, corner Of Sixth and
French Streets
No. Primary School, corner Of Eleventh
and Washington streets.
No. 3-Primary School, jefferson street, be-
tween Second and Third.
No. 4-Grammar School, Washington street,
between Second and Third.
No. primary School, Sixth street, be-
tween Market and King.
No. Culinary School, Walnut street, be
tween Third and Fourth.
No. Primary School, corner of Fifth and
Pine streets.
No. s-Primary school, corner Of Seventh aud
Spruce.
No. 0-Primary School, corner of Tenth and
King streets.
No. 1O-Primary School, Second street, near
Washington.
OoLLROEa.
st. Marys College, Delaware Avenue and
Madison street.
Wesleyan Female College, No COZ French
erect.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
FERTILIZERS.
A LII ZEN & N H E L IL
IMPROVED
SUPER.PHOSPHATE OF LIME

A LIEN & NE e D L II s.
IMPROVED
SUPER-PH0SPHATE OF LIME,
Manufactured ONLY by them at their
AGRICULTURAL WORKS PHILADELPHIA.
We respectfully call The a,nhon u Farmers and Dealers
70 me toHor'hg tdeisi-
Ist,-ALLRE 4 NEEDLES do not claim for their article
exclusive excellaueu, but Mey know, and c0H-
supeiS know, that Z is OF surpassed BY any
Sd'-We believe and act upon the principle that there
ample room for a manufacturers who desire
to do business iifly
Sd.-lf We eau furnish the grirututisi with Suprri-
or AHicb At reasonable prices, we consult our
0aen and Afir Interests by doing
4th.-It is, and always has been fixed rule with III.
never 70 uuteryalu0 goods made sold by
others but prefer {, say OIL we possibly can III
communication of them, irrespective Of who
mauuiactuies tho article
6th.-rhe orders fr Improved supor.rhosphats Of
Lime came in 20 Leiviy the pait season, that
we fear SOME were disappointed in obtaining a
supply. We trust that ia future we NAV be
able 10 meet all reasonable demands for our
afiifle. 10 gunrl ainat the possibility "
such disappointment. suggest Ia all who
want our Phosphate 10 make arrangements for
early pufcht.,. iai next spring Onr celebr,t.
cd article tan lr had from most Of the respecia
bic dealers throughout tho country il tho
merchant In your ntithi orhood do not have Il
on hand request them 10 procure It Tor you.
Ns-A TRADE DISCOUNT Allowed 10 DgALsRs.
ALLEN a NEEDLES
9S s. DELAWARE AyrSuE aud a. s. WATER ST.,
tPiHt Store above ChestnuD
PHILADELPHIA.
l1 " 'eH no a'hcie bm s4A as zoe cin s,jeiy re-,
'"""'ena oeiis-am
Caution to Farmers.
Whereas, certain indi' ueis who call themselves my
Agents for the sale oi
MORO PHILLIPS
GENUINE IMPROVED SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
D. uch below my established Philadelphia and Baliinar
hetall ffice hereby give nn'se that have nn Agent
Depot ' '"'o ""u
No. % North Front 81, IHaaaslphn,
AND Al w maven Horss
No. IA Bopley's lrIatG Baltimore.
1t is also sold by responsible deaers in an parts of bo
country make no nsisnMenis hut sell al my whole.
sale price to licensed dealers and at my rapi prce 10
onnsumers Ny price B. uniform e. ALL sixty doliars
per ton In Phlaaulphia, ami sixty dollars per Ton In
baltimore Three dollars per ten Tor freight &c. added
10 10 the baltimore prize paorF are not permitted 10
overcharge the Farmer bui tl satisfied with rssson
abie proht and To soil ur less than my retail nrire
m ~ rnlAuephR amt no more than my retail price In
do this for the protection ii the Farmer that nv
article hhould not tall In the hands of Irresponsible
Farmers will find It to then interest TO ls,t opIv ,vtn
responsibls parties aud alos them to make fair profit
m no man. honest or otherwise Will work for nothing
Respectfully YOURS,
MORO PHILLIPS.
rmLApRlraiA, August 7,h. Isf5-lj
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25

G2S.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
FURNITURE, &c
Wharf Propertv for sale

A excellent Wharf property In tie city of WUmips
n ton, Del, with 200 feet the creek, eontaipine
between two and three Of land, on which N nv
TENEMENTs 1t is near the Railroad and adjains tbe
extensive Ship yard Of John X. Krkman q Co. Ths
water along is the best in Wilmington, aud has been
used for Ship yard and Coal yard For a ship ward o.
Rolling Mill, manufacturing purposes II Is nnsur
psssed by any location In the city
Apply to WIN MCCAULLEY 4 Co..
noVle'u d0a Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25

PAINTS, OILS, &c.
\ViNDOW GLAssi WINDOW GLAssi,
WILLIAM EVANS, JR.,
No. 252 SoUTH FRoST STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Wholesale and RstsiliDoaler in
hMLRlCAN AND FRENCH GLASS,
PUTTY, PAINTS, OILS,
VARNlslEs &c, 6e.
% -. very desirable braud Of bGLAss for PICTURE
''Ho' oesl-3m
DENNsYLvANIA PAINT AND COLOR
! WORKS.
llmATY WHITE Lead LIBERTY WHITE LEAD
TRY III TRY TIT
NARRASrsp to cover moro surface. for same weitbt
man hhy other Buy he Best il is he ChCapedg
TRY irl TRY lT'
Liberty Lead is phaer than any other.
Liberty Leal eoU,rs better than auy other.
Liberty Lead ieears longer than any other
Liberty Load is ntore economical than any other
berty Lead is more free from inpppfftes aud /. Wan
HtsiEn 10 M more and Jsier tpork at qtes coi than
Iuy other
RrY rnE BEST, IT Is TIM CHEAPEST
Manufactured and warranted by
u Il II & SMITH,
WHOLESALE
DRUG, PAINT AND CLASS DEALERS.
1877 NORTH THIRD STREET
.oyl-mch1-ly PHILADELPHIA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-25
HOOP sKIRTs.
Ci2S
HOPKINS

GOWN MAKE" OF HooP SKIRTS,
Are gotten up expressly to meet the wants of rrns
TRADE. ~ % 'iAsi 'hAAa
They embrace complete assortment Of All tho WV,
ana % DEslRAnLE Styles, Sizes and Length for Ladies'.
sses and children, and superior to all others MApp
IN point ofSymmetTy, Finish aud durability: beng M a.
ol me hnes tempered English Steel sprngswith Linen
nhshed Covering and having all the metallic Inn
moveaby secured by improved machinery. They fetain
tner shape and Elasticity to the and are wsRRAET
BD 70 give ENTIRE sAiIsFAcTioN.
Also constantly In receipt full lines orood Easter
made Skirts, at very low prizes. SKIRTS made to oyr
altered and repaired. WHOLESALE and RFTA ~ ~
MAEURAcToRY and sALRs RooM, - AZ
No. 62s ARCH Street, above Sixth, pHILADA
So THRMs CASH. ONE PRICE OHLrI ar-