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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17
THE WILMINGTON rosT OFFIon.

THE WILMINGTON POST OFFICE.
We read, few days ago. in q Wash
ington paper, an article stating that the
President did not intend to make any
changes in the various Post Offices
and other subordinate official positions
throughout the country, where the pre-
sent incumbents have given general sa-
tisfaction and performed their several du-
ties promptly and with fidelity.
This determination on the part of Mr.
LINCOLN will meet with very general ap-
proVal-at least SO far as our city Post
Othee is eoncerned-by the citizens Of
Wilmington and vicinity. The popular
voice, hereabout, is quite unanimous in
its eOmmendation of the manner in which
the business of that Office has been man
aged during the term of the present in-
cumbent-Col. Grimshaw, assisted by
his clerks and the employees of the Office
generally. Our pursuits as editor and
publisher of'an old established and -four
ishing newspaper, to which is added an
immense jobbing business, constantly
pouring in upon us from all parts of the
State, bring us in daily and almost hour
ly contact with the Post Office, as mat
ter of course, and we take pleasure in
stating that in no single insta nee have we
failed to meet with kindness, courtesy and
attention-under whatever eircums tances
from the Postmaster and his assistants.
And this is the uniform experience of all
who transact business with that Office
Always polite, always agreeable, always
ready to accommodate, it is not at ell
astonishing that they should command,
as they do, the confidence and favor of
the community generally. Hence the sa-
tisfaction and feeling of security that is
manifested by every one having business
with the Office, upon learning that the pre-
sent incumbent is likely to be retained by
the President. Col Grimshaw is a faith
ful and energetic Postmaster whose intel
ligence, affability and experience will
make him even more popular in the fu-
ture than he has been in the past years
of his administration, We congratulate
the public upon the moral certainty of his
retention in office, and the Colonel upon
bis success which has made that retention
almost necessity
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17
RELICS OF THE CROSS

The historical facts known on the subject of
the nails of the Cross, are these
When the Empress Helena made excavations
in Jerusalem, in the beginning of the fourth cen
tury, to uncover the tomb and place of execu-
ton, she was informed by certain Christian in
habitants Of Jerusalem, that the crosses of Christ
and two thieves were cast into pit or ravine
among the rocks, being in Jewish view, polluted
objects. She dug ont this raVins, and found
various pieces of timber.-Whether they we're
the crosses in question. or whether they we're
the timbers Of old buildings, il is impossible to
athrm,-The nails or spikes she found also. One
OF these nails she sent to Constantine, and it
was BY him made into bit or an ornament for
part Of his horses bride. possibly an intention
al iGlhllment of well-known prophecy.
The other nails were also preserved. There
is no reason to doubt that many fragments Of
the wood thus discovered by Helena remains in
European churches The large fragment in the
basiioa Of Santa Croce, in Rome, is undoubted-
ly fragment of the wood discovered by Helena,
Whatever that wood was The nails disappear
ed from history, until some hundred years after
Helena, the iron crown Of Mona, was said to
be made of one Of them. And possibly it was
For where long tradition states a fact, and
there is no evidence to the contrary, the proba.
bilites are in favor of the tradition having found
alton in truth. ChristiaH L1qs6sr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17
By the President
WILLIAM h. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
DINNER AND CONVERSATION.


The dinner may be edible but not edfyihR,
Except nder more skillful arrangements than
are easily attained with ordinary dOmestcs,
conversa tion is impossible. The mere inter-
ruptions of table courtesy dsjoint it. No sub
ject can be kept running clear. II soon gets
disturbed with offers of gravy and salad, or
swsmps entirely among the vegetables. Goodly
repartee arrested by sudden outlet, slides off
the point Of the knife. Exciting stories end in
the beginning. Glowing sentences are split iu
twain Elegant metaphors retire in dismay ;
and rout,and ruin ensue. Every one must re-.
call the laughsble trials Of Miss Bremen 10 her
interesting dinner talk, by being constantly
roueed to decline pickles. No sooner was she
embarked with fine thought than some one
discovered that Miss Bremen had no pcklell'
Then the sour civilities must be exchanged
again. Finally her thoughts and amabiiity
went away together.
But probably 1t was not the above mishap
that made this lady 30 severe on great dinners
IN America. She declares they were so income
parably stupid and there was no chance OF
keeping awake except by eating things that
one did not Want--After one Of these " horrible
feass," where, across the table from her, two
elderly gourmands had dozed all the time, only
opening their mouths to take in fresh dolicacies
Miss Bremen turned to clerical friend be-
seeehing him to preach against such dinners"
"Not against dinners, Miss Bremer," was the
arch reply. Alb thought the little lady, gentle
men, the best Of them, are quite too fond of eat
ing
Nor is it the most graceful and ennoblng
sight in the world to behold ones hero at his
roast-beef A lady relates that having long
Worshipped Fanny Kemble afar off, some friend
connived to procure her a nearer glimpse at q
dlnner-party view revealed the queen
OF tragedy with open mouth aud a respectable
morsel Of meat balancing before it. The sub
lime attitudes all bow down before this. Char
lotte Bronte Jared no better with her Lion of
Judah" She was seated opposite Mr.. Thack-
cray at table, and herself always eating lightly
was doomed to nervously watch her mighty
man. He, still humorous as we'll as hungry,
and not unwilling to shock her little said never
word, but kept steadily despatchiug fabulous
quantities Of food. At least, almost beside her
self, she exclaimed tragicAlly, " oh Mr.. Thaok.
array please don't |"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17
LETTER FRom nnvnn

ihe Wilmington Cty Bounty Bill Defeated
PoAnes the reason therefor Columbia and
Port DspoIt Rail Road bill pGssed-Ths in
evitabLs Junction and BrsakiVdfer 6M again -
Pdsses 1ndliy-The State to aid il by Bonds
-Pds'elgerS and freight 10 be taxed 10 make
Il PGy-7he Fss-6M law-Iacreast Of pay
Of Jurors and Waneues-TAe Board of I'd
ueafion biz squslchsd in the Rouss-TAs sNa-
tlvs born DsldWdreaa" ruse apsst-Pri1s
Fighters 10 b introduced hereafter 10 the pill
Tory and EhPPiag post-SkatiHg Park incOr-
DOfdfsd re n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17

REV. Mr. DIoKERsoN. have heard
rumors for several days past, that tine
Rev. james S. Dickerson was thinking
of removing to Pittsburg, Pa Upon in.
quiring at headquarters, we learn that
several weeks ago the First Baptist
Church of Pittsburg, extended to Mr..
Dickerson cordial, unanimous and very
fiattering invitation to become their Pas
tor Owing to the peculiar condition of
his church in this city. being in the midst
of an interesting and extended revival
of religion, Mr.. Dickerson has refraiped
from making the matter public or giving
it final decision. We sincerely hone
that our Baptist friends will take such
steps in the matter as will induce theil
popular and gifted Pastor to remain with
them. They cannot we'll afford to lose
the services of gentleman who has done
SO much for the cause of Religion and
Liberty as Mr. Dickerson.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17
BROWNING'S
EXCELSIOR COFFEE.

whilst trying Cohss Of all the various brands
Remember "BRoWNlNds ExcELsIoR"-At the head
II stands
True. its not like Othera that ate "soLD EvRRY.
little stretch, all do know good goods wlllsas
(But stretch like ths"sold eVerywherels ivory apt
10 tearl -
Now, can safely say, without any hesitation
There's none like "BROwNIN0's RXCELsIoRD in thia
enlightened nation.
Skilled chemists have found Coffee from auy store
POSSESSING the same ingredients "Browning RTeei.
Nor is there any one in or ont ofths Coffee trade.
Who knows the articles from which "Drownings Excel
sior's made
I'm told rs made from barley, rye wheat BEANS and
peas; -
Name Thousand other things-but tue RIGHT. ONE n
you please.
But with the Coheemen will not hold contention
Por the many many thinss they sAy-too numerous to
mention.
whilst they're engaged running round from store to
To learn the current Wholesale price Of BrOwAlnss Kr.
Some who kaow my Coffee gives perfect aAtlafAetlon,
Have formed plan by which they hope TO cause quick
reaction.
The cssO-tls with few no doubt 1t will bs nO,s--
To name theiT CoHeei after mine tBRoWNING'sl EX.
Some theirs the only brand which will stand ready
test -'
Nov, w little Of them ull-ses which you like the
Three years have passed away since hrst sold so,e
Never have i In your paper advertised before;
Nor would now, or ever consent 70 publish more,
II like soms used BY "eVarybOdy," 'slld eVerywhss In
"everY store"
trade liEs this do not wish the ordora could not
hll;.
The factory all Jerseys land would take--oAvs not
foot 10 till.
Ny trade is not very lArgo still think have my
share;
But reader ySs may rest assured s NOT SOLD
Manufactured and for sale by fhs tprifsr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17


Mr.. JAMES WooLLEY, whose card will
be found in our columns to-day, has re-
signed his post in the Assessors Office Of
Internal Revenue, for this District, and
intends hereafter to devote his time and
talents to the business OF an Accountant,
for which he is peculiarly fitted, and in
which capacity he rendered valuable ser.
vice while in the position from which he
has retired. Mr.. Woolley's attainments
as Book-keeper and Accoun tant are
very generally acknowledged and appre.
ciated by the business public of Viii.
mington he has made himself com.
plete master of the art, by the closet
application and study, and stands at the
head of his profession as an able, safe
and reliable accountant, Arithmetica
intricacies and the perplexities of for
midable columns of heavy figures are al
nothing under his methodical genius and
patient perseverance, and the government
has yet to learn how much it is indebted
to his skill and unaagging industry fol
the success and system which at present
prevail in the Department which he ha.
Just left. We commend him to all busi-
ness firms and others who may require
his services, as thorough, practical, ex
perienced, gentlemanly Accountant.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17
LadIes, Furn.


CHARLES oAKFoRD SONS, Continental Hotel, Phiia.
delphlA.
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF DIVISION NO. l.
The United States Deputy Collector of Inter
nal Revenue, for Division No / comprising Will
miDgton, Christiana, Drsndywine and Mill Greek
Hds., informs the Manufacturers, Butchers and
others, that the duties and taxes accruing upon
their returns to the Assessor for the month Of
February, 1866, will be due on the Goth day Of
March, 1866, and that he will be at bis
office, on and after the goth until the 30th Of
March, for the purpose Of receiving the same.
Payment in all cases to be made in gold or silver
coin or in Treasury notes issued under the au-
thority OF the United States or in notes Of banks
organized under the act TO provide National
Currency, and known as National Banks.
All persons not availing themselves Of the op.
porlunity Of the time named, will subject them
selves TO an addition OF ten per cent on the
amount due.
JOHN P. HILYARD. Deputy Collector,
Office GIG Market Street Office hours 9 10
II A. NJ. to4P.M. mar. l7.2w.
Notice to Deserters.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17

The whole three members of Congress
Just elected in New Hampshire are Repub.
licans.
Vermont has ratified the constitutional
amendment
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17

The Secretary of the Treasury has not
considered the subject of sending to Europe
the Savannah cotton.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17

EYE AND EAR-Prof J. Isasos NJ. D., 0ou
list and Aurist, formerly at Lsyden, Holland, Is
permanently located at No. Oil Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dig.
eases of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured If durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.-The Medical faculty is invited, As be
has no secrets in his mode Of treatment. jul7 ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17


RESIGNATION OF Ma. FELTON,.
consequence of continued I'll health,
s, NJ. FELToN, Esq, at late meeting
of the Board of Directors resigned the
Presidency of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Rail Road Company /;
his resignation to take effect on the 18th
of April next. Mr.. FELTON, has long
been acknowledged to be the master
spirit of Railroad enterprise and man
agement in this country, and has done
more by his indefatigable energy and
skill to bring the road of which he has
had control SO long, to its present point
of success, than all other influences com
bined. His resignation is regretted
equally by Stockholders, Directors and
Employees and be retires in the full en-
joyment of the confidence and esteem Of
not only all those with whom his official
relations brought him into business in
tercourse, but also with that of the COM
munity generally. He has our hearty
and sincere wishes for his ultimate resto-
ration to health, and that he may enjoy the
reputation and honor be has so fairly
earned by life of severe industry and
crushing labor in the service of the
people.
We understand that the Directors have
elected Mr. Hinckley, of Lowell, to the
Presidency of the Company. This gen.
tleman is said to be man of scientific
sttainments, and well qualified for the
new position to which he has been called
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17
nIEn

GILPIN.- Suddenly, on the 14th inst., EDWARD
VINCENT, only son Of the late Hon. v. @. Gil
pin. The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
at the residence Of hia mother, 8. W. corRer
Of 10th and Brown, Friday. 18th inst, IL,
A, NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17

BEAUTIFUL lot OF aalAss fruit Bowls, lust really
Aand for sale low By ' 'SsF
THos. =. DEN0RMANDIR
SO2 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17
THE BEAVER OIL COMPANIES

IhE BEAVER Oil COMPANIES
DRRR CREEK AND CLARION RIVER.
OFFICE 500 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
so0O acres os land Deer Creek aud 1000 aerss on A
glAIion river (DsSr Creek is about 10 mss from 0ll
Creek, and was formerly In Fsnango County, "
TIN TIsous OIL co, THR MARGARETTA OIL 90
RAoLl " sUsoUEHANNI
0ALRNA OIL, SPRING .
PRRu " P0oOHONTAs
Capital stock Of each Company, 100000. diva.
nip .Sssss Sass q Sa5 1850 SA"S 10 sash
served for working capital. -" "
The companies have ther title Ia fee simple for lhs,
lRnds - ''' '4''
There are about 400 Of land, with two mile, Of
boring front, to each company
Ans tsrrtory 10 pronounced by good Judges 10 be a
good as any on on Creek, the oil being produced
IRON wells In the Immediate vicinity, is tie Ilms
wells on OIL oreek Pue Is abundant ON the lands, sud
the Clarion and AlsghAny rivers afford cheap trans
portAton for the oil to Attsburgh.
Two nteen horse power engines are on the ground Al,
present eight more are being finished and the ent Sr
Priso will be prosecuted with the utmost vgor and WIN
the eonndsnt expectation OF having good Weld Of ei
/ by the nrst day OF May next.
Mr.. aEo; 8. DouaHRRTY, OF PttuburE ID III,
| energetic and practical superintendent, ~
The stock Il all subscribed for, except part Of III,
working capital Of 100000 shares the price Of vhh i
two dollars per share subscribers to have onesnh Of
thsr interest In zach company. To allow all pArtqs
TO participate In the profits o. the oil business subsrp
ons will be received for any Of shares from ons
hundred dollars upwards the OF land In theas
companies reduces the subscription at two dollar psr
share 70 about twenty cents compared with the amount
OF land owned By other compane which are Organised
on from 10 to 100 acres With the lumber Of shares
and Of the par value
PARTIES sending certified checks to the Office paynbe 10
the order Of ueo. Hsnkels, will rscslye by return
mall, receipt for the number or shArss desired ot
which receipt certificates Of stock shall Be A.
soon A. they are issued.
$50 a,, GRo. J. HRNKBLs President
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17
THE "OIL CREEK" OF OHIO.

The land Is veil fenced. twenty-five (25l acres are
covered with good timber which VIII fufntah the com.
pany with fuel for engines 49, ARd any lumber Aeedo1
for derTteka other puTposAs
This tract Il only ssvsu (Tl msa distant By q good
road from hcooNNHLsVILfh, on the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17

''GOLOMBTA,"

na iearaep eVsr fAs marLa "Ths Ohio Fettoieuui
PPany dselAse dividends Of TWO PNR CENT PRR
"TRrh Tsll On CAPITAL 0R ONE MILLION DoLLkRB
rhere are other promising oil wells east nerth And
south o. The RoussAu Petroleum CompAny's furm And
W. W Wlhin ~ R0ba Of u.s. now bsinR bored WITH
good AhoW Of oil ~ = dapth ei 100 TnRT
The olsphngs on WOLF 0rsei and IL branshss ara
numerous. " e's
At isaat nFss.jOaTias CS.) Of our IGAais
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17

Rooha TO LET.-An uufurnished second story
front room in very pleasant situation on
Market street, will be to rent after the 25th
inst, with board, for gentleman and wife or
two single gentlemen, IN a private family.
Address, postpaid, box 643, Post office
March l7-lt.
DELAWARE STATE BoNDs.-Several Thousand
Dollars Of this desirable security for sale by
JoHN McIRAR & Son.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17

And Truckers ID called Isl "a ad we'll seastsA
stock Of fresh and reliable Garden Bseds which ~ hsvs
recently laid In, Tomato Beet, Extra Karly and Tom
Thumb Peas 40, for early sowing Also choice selec
tion Of Flower Seeds. WV
O. CHANDLER a BON
Flour and Seed Store
mars No. GIL Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17
Totioe to Deserters
OFFICIAL.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
PropoH Marshal Generals Oeies,
WAsHIEdToA d. q,
lar, March II, 1855
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-17

DoIAWhTo UIIyl Fo1s 10 IbdDe
NoTEl-Persons who fail to meet at one plAes NAV
meet me at one Of the other places named ana by y
doing save Themselves the penalties. fsblT-iv
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

" oNGshoREMENs u. y. ASSOCIATION, NO. L.
The members hereby notified that special meeting
VII be held :. the Of Henry street and Oliver ths
tas % stsenannee Is requested business Of importance
VIII os transacted By order OF the following members
George John barton Richard Donohoe Edward Last
Edward Locke John Nelson Con Hehsrnan Martin rurpin
Thos ODee Edward Malone, Patrick German John Riley
John 0ilfoyis; ;. Dennis Manning Patrick Mccarthy
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

'T'Hh NAIIUNhL QUAKTEKLY REYIEW FOR JUNE
contains articles ON the Celtic Druids Waenstein the
New YORK Bar Charles OConor &c together with search.
ing ana fearless criticisms various subjects Terms %
yeat IN advance General Agents, American News Com
paiu.
The New York herald., 1865-06-27
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTHf.
A MOST WONDERFUL DIsCovERY-rEETH Ex.
n racted without pain charge Beautiful Teeth IN.
serted 81 each All operations warranted j. JAY VII
LERs l66 Grand street, two blocks from Broadway.
AT CoLToN DENTAL AssoCIATToN--s,oO PATIENTS
IA have had teeth extracted with the nitrous oxide
without single accident failure with the proof
that understand he business which originated Most
Of the leading dentists send us their patens We guaran
pain pay The gas perfectly harmless The
A sET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS, AT B4-
"A Nitrous oride fresh day Special mechanical
dentistry At 264 Removed from go To 26 No pay TIL the
done Entire satisfaction pay One door be.
low Seventeenth street, 2A Sixth avenue.
RrIFICIAL TEETH, ONLY -; BEAUTIFUL SETS,
upwards. Extracting without pain. by r. MICIfAUD
0oURDIER, Dentist "a Sixth avenue, two doors from
Twenty eighth street
DR H. vTLLERs DENTIST, 100 TWELFTH STREET
~ Third avenue inserts beautiful Teeth at each
set $40 upwards, and warranted Aching teeth nsd
tractsd without pain
NsTEO PLASTIC, OR ARTIFICIAL BONE YfLLIN0s
~ for dccayed teeth Old roots built up shells sc
ing every cavity filled without pain BY
Rooms ~ Fourteenth
west Of Union square. l20O testimonials.
DURE LAUGHING GAS ADMINISTERED DAILY
without extra charge, nj N5 Sixth avenue. between
Twenty hrs and Twenty second streets Beautiful cheap
light Upper hcts Plumpers 10 bring the cheeks aid
restore youthful appearance Perfect satsacton given
No advance required Call and examine
The New York herald., 1865-06-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LNAT FOLKS AND LEAN FoLKs-CAUsE AND CURE
o. either eacess With Illustrations. Daniel Lambert
Calvin Edson Bantng &c Dieetcs effects OF sweets and
acids How TO enlarge the Lungs, in July PhrenoIosca
JOURNAL Ncents FOWLER WELLS
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

E,IsHING BANKS, AHoY-THE NEW AND SPLEEN.
II did going sieamer VIM. FLETCHER. Thursday.
June q, landing a Broome street At X; Peck slip
n. NACHTMAEN.
p. HAUCK.
The New York herald., 1865-06-27

LVOR THE CHOLERA BANKS FOR BLUE FISH AND
Sea Bsss1he splendd and fast seasoing steamer
CHAS CHAMBERLAIN will make excursion 10 the
Cholera B.nts on Tuesday the 27th Of June 1885 Leaves
at 81 Spring street At and piers at ~ A. M Rcfresh-
ments bait and nshng tackle furnished board Free
chowder the ercurso An experienced pilot board V
put the boat the ground
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