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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
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Further amend Ordnance entitled IAN Ordinance
concerning the Markets
SEcrl0s J. That this 9TH Section of tho ordinance enll
ed, IAN orlunucs concerning the Mirkeis' is hereby
reps Ae apd the ng inserted iu lieu thereof
the said 9Th SECTION;
'rhe following shall he stations Ter ,ehicles wtest
persons who not prohibited hy seeti'n 82 of tAi.
ordinance may sell the gevt and produce Of their
land The eastsiy side Of Market stvi south Of kleveuh
street, and the easirrly side oi King street north Vi
Third street on WEDNESDAY ant samrdsys from q q
rht day Of Alay to the inst dag of November and ihs
westerly side Merkei south Of Eleventh street.
and the westerly sdeoi King slreet north oiibird street
Wednesdays and Saturdays dnrlug the rcmander OF the
year aud on Tues lays aud Fridays throughout the
anu boih sides oi fouft street Hni the nnrth7ry sidu
ot the following streets hetNeen shipey street Kns
streets; to wit; Third street fith street sixth street
seventh street, Eighth street AMI Ninth street. aud hnih
sides oi Market street between hevent h street ani
1hi tesnth strest all market dayl throughout tho
year. excepting the intersections tl tho said street.
and the crossing therea and the spaces provided for hy
section y ct this Ordinance The ssid vehicles Market
street. KIM street. aud Fourth str ct shall he placed w
the back end and on the other streets with Que side
wards AMI possible 20 Tie curb line, and mt
oa OF over the sidewalk aud shal not "a end beyond H.
centre fths street shall any auual lie attached Nr
ho kept attached to standing at any vehicle except
for the purpose " placing IN position N removing III
ehlcle. Aud the stations in Market street
b4tWeen front street and rvuth sfsr tho shafts vt
tongues Of the vehicles shall 10 ten yea tAcroom.
shall be securely fastened % the vehicles in such posi-
ton that the cars in the passaee a tho railway shA
not come In contact with ilam ANY person ,iolatus
any ol the provision of s section aAA he tined
uoIHI oy Tue Mayor q Alderman shs lfoNisiuns ard
penalties Of feltions 81 apd 81 Cd. t. ORDINANCE shall
city,
SECTION ?, Section Of The sail 1aiuaule shall bi
amended by striking theteifon tbs lUwiue words, 90
wit market aud Twelfth. which ia the lVtb lime
Of said section, in the boo oi oaiuces published iu
1865
SECTION ,. The Ordinance entitled "a supplement 60
an ordinance entitled An ordinance concerning tile
Markets., passed April -sia, laei shall to ana tie
same is hereby repealed.
Passed at the city lla,i wtuin;ou, Bel. Feh 81,
1867. a. uoLLl NUSWORrR,
President IS the City Council.
Attest T. r. TAYLOR, Ni-g.. feoiU4t
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living Home for Sale or to Leaaa
Wharf PropertY for Sala-

excellent Wharf property in the city Of Wilmlns
n ton, Del, with 900 feet the creek, sontaipnSg
between two and three acres Of land on which ii fve
THNEMENTS. II In the Railroad and Adions tbs
'-''sye Ship yard OF John x. Krkman %. Tbs
ca. 'ha bestin Wilmington, and has been
water along -svf- For d shin Vsra ~
honlns hhl' G. manufacturing purposes, ltls t,
passed v any location in tho city, '-'
Apply 70 WM, McCAULLRY a Co..
Ao'io'" COS Market Street
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s. Presldent-JEssE SHARPE
Secretary and Treasurer-RoBgRT MoCApv n n ~ f-'
DIRECTORS

Ell Wilson, Brandywne Hd; James DelanIsir rht,,
an5 nus James webb Samuel Barr, H. O. Stotsenbmr,
eu Jess sharpe, Wilmington Hd. Robert MeCsl,s WiS
M MCIseA no. 'nhu r. Nilliamson White CLAY Creek III
1soIs4 'ahyier New Castle lIdi Curtis b. Ellison pen
sau,i s nj 'ohh =. CLARK, lted Lion Hd WIN Tt,arl
e. SSmytnA james II: Burnham St. Georges nd. rbaii
Charles Tunnel, Gsorgstosn " -'y A"uu' poVeii
AhhNIh-As woll iur receiving apulirotions o.. t
anqr ns tues OF members. e ff'N"'"H5 lor lnsur-
Lii wilson lrandywine lid; Robert Mccabe. Mill
SI'sA S hu' d.mes neapain, ChristiAnR IId. Jobn h
Miniamsoni While Clay Creek iii; Curtis Il Fiiio
mT rsm,G1s i9 . Sgd Lion ST Georgs and Appoqulnmink
New Castle Hdi Charles n. Fleming MiliorJ Chaprli
I1nnel' uf,o,sr,e"n Henry Todd, Dover.
underagned Wilmington, will recelve immedlSts s,an
ion. '0 e''en
t@ ROBERT MoCABg NJ D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10
M. A. JONES'
Celebrated Ne Plus Ultra
SKIRST AND CORSETs.

GOLD only at NO. II NORTH sTii STREET, PuILA
- DRLPllIA. tOver partridgss Trimming sore.)
AS- All kinds warranted and kept in order six months
free of charge. feh3-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-10

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia SaIve
Cures Burns, scalds, Cuts
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds Bruises. .spralns.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Boils, Ulcers, Cancers.
Redd1ng's Russia Salve
Cures Salt Rhoum, Piles, grysipslas.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Ringworm, Corns, &C., &c.
NO-AMlLH SHOULD BR WITHOUT IT.,
Only 90 Gents Bor.
FOR SALE ny
!. P; DiNsM0RR, No. 4al Broadway, New York
s. "; toWLk Co, No. Is fremont Street Bostpn.
And by All Druggists and Country storekeepers.
au 2s-ly
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BAUGH'S
RAW BONE
SUPER-PH0SPHATE OF LIME.
BAUGH q SONS,
MANUFACTURERS AND pHorRIEToRs.
Store No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA

DO tho farmers OF penusylyania, New Jersey Delawar9
and Maryland, BAu6H'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE is
not ntg nams It's grelt efficiency o fe tilHer TO-
Al crops has been for yers past practically denoted hy
them III its continued We want no better assuf.
auce o. The high appreciation in which It is hold hy
ricultursts than tho fact OF constant increase
-royel t has been our main object 10 render IL in
rvefy respect, worthy Of such favorable estimation.
In order 70 give groaier facility 10 the Agpcaon Of
The kAw Bone Phosphate, have, since the last season
sutceeied Ia making Il 50 fine and uniform as o la
,trable ct drilling. Farmers will mud this an imrcf-
titt advantage.
This facilities fer tho manufacture OF the iiaw ions
Phosphate are now very complete, aud we can an ltre
,pi with prompiuess hut II is desirable that ali nrls
should be- sent in as early as possible.
y is 4esel IN llgs and barrels sad may be haI ot any
-su." aeilsi IN Fertilizers, ito whom we advice all
isrme.. 90 APply,l or Of the sole manumeturers,
BAUGH Il SONS,
no. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
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Sugar
Sugar,
Coffee,
Tea,
Molasses,
Molasses,
And all other articles usually kept in Grocery store,
which lie is selling at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.

liousekeepers are requested to call aud examine his
stock OF goods The subscriber having been engaged I'm
The grocery business ia the store James Morrow for
several ears feels confident that by strict attention 10
business lie will give entire satisfaction 10 ali who may
favor him with trial. '
irbt6m. JAMES NJ. JONES.
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MANUREs! MANURDsu II

MAN MANURES !!
FARMERS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE !
That TA5KER q CLARR's
SUPER FYOSI'IIA TIE or LIME
one of the best FERTlLIzERs now in the market q,
Mannhelursl from unburnt Bones, Peruvian uuauo and
othei valuable ingredients; thus futuishuV for Crass o
Hian, most eheient and reliable manure
PRICE, S55 per ton, OF 1000 lbs
Our Meat and Bone Compost.
Made from refsn Meat and Bone from tbc sianrbiar
houre !. we'll adapted to Promote the growth Of Corn po
tAtoesi Turnips, Sc, &c. -
HAIR MANuRE--A cheap and strong Fgfti1er tra,u
LAR an refuse liquor Of boiled bones &c &C.
Call or address, ''' u ''''''
TAskER & CLARK,
s, W. Cor. Sih and Washington SITS, Phna.
Vegetable Gardener Wanted.
Gardner aud his wife wanted, the latter 10 t,ko
charge 81 iour cows. Arplyb ''
,o, DAVID CHlLLAs
''"iY-lm' hoseyile, Newark, Delaware
MoNEf 10 LOAN,
in SUNS From $500 To 5000
"N. Mo0AULLEY CO.,
COG Market gtFsat
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FOR RENT.

MO. IA snug LITTLE FARM OF 20 acres in Brandy
IN wine Hundred, suitable for Truck Farm--ur
would be sold bargain
No. 2.-Abou IL acres of land, with good dwelling,
within u mile Of Wilmington. Very productive suta-
BILE for MIX or Truck Farm.
No. ia good story Drek Houses l1th street,
between Lombard and Pine.
No. 4.-seVeTal cheap Frame Houses At snarksvle.
W. McCAuLLAf
JAMIE. COG MssEet St
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IN THE COURT or CHAECrRY OF THE STATE oF
DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
John Randall r. and Wiie comp pllinaut-
sarah Anu Erwin and Other. r.,ronl

sarah Anu Erwin and others r-spond.nts.A
Agroeably to order Au Chancellor made in tli,
above cause At hs September tCrn a y. isGi notice Il
hereby given TO all peisons having lien upon the m
ierest VI estate OF John Rasda p. Lsia n. Raudall
Sarah Ann Erwin, Dr Walter Williamson. and Mslv
Malda williamson, or elth.roi them, in the lands an
tenements u the said proseene- mentioned to lie be
uiion Settling forth the aluA aai uatufe Of the same
~ The ONCE OF tie Register rhaurery tor New Casus
County ten days before tile third Aiouday In Fehriar,
next and TO appear aud prove said lru at the ensuing
Ierm OF the Court Of Chanc-ry before the rising Of m
Court GU the third day of the term.
GEORGE -. RODNEY, Trustee
January ith, ls65 jan Gul icbaO
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IN THE COURT OF CIIANCEHI OF THE STATE op
DELAWARE In AND FOR NEW CAsTLE COUNTY.
uriAh Norcro4-.

urlAh Norctos.
In p.rttt.,r
Georse Brewer aud Edward brewer
AgFeesbly 10 an order Of the Chancellor made In tle
aoove cause ~ the September term, 1861 notice ia hereby
given to All persons having any lien upon the ntoreat and
estate Of uriah Nufcros. GeursH nfewer and tls.td
BREWER or either of them ia th lands aud teneept In
me saii proceadin5 mentioned, 70 file petition setting
iefth the hmnun aud nature the Hane in fl ore al
he Register 10 Clhnrtly lr New Castle county, ten sv.
before the third Monday IN Febtuiry next sni To appesr
aud prove the said lien The ensuing term Of the conr
uthancery before The rising OF th Gunrt On tho third av
oi me term GEORGE u. RODNEY, Trustee, &c
January lth ls65 jan d tIi feb 70 "
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TIE FARMERS MUTUAL F7RE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware
tukidlRAL MILL CRRRR, 4e.)

*
Ihs company continues to otlar to the peope of Dl
ware It's superior advantages OF Insurance against i
py ure On ali descriptions Of property, excenl Marine
rhe lnshtuoH IL commended by over 90 years exnsr,
su'e IN and attention to the sub Of Mutual nsnrane
uelhg the hrst 70 Introduce the rrine into oir sIs
Dy reason ~ which, Il is believed the MAnagsrs H. "
tesn enabled 10 to adjust aud discriminate beiNn fb
leIrnt varieties OF property, render the membsr
hp among The most equitable In character OF tina nn
Gus insurance companies presented to the public
II taxes credit 10 itself that its payments OF losses ha "a
nten so prompt and LIBERAL thAt in % ysars d
oNse a hin- over 100000, not a single case Of ftgs
l'on Lac occurred aud scarcely one without enra aats
ilcuon TO Tie parties insured. ~
LOOKING more 10 tho safety than tho numb.r AMI
Aul un ~ ils risks II has declined lundreds of Tb
sthl1 "i h'ars i Insurance. either a. fe1urino tn,
sFrht an amount 10 single risk or As olarne unst ~
Jse oI Insurance Tor the character Of the nstitntlon
ia 'hls manner u L. conceived 1t has the ssgsf an,
mos s st q ihauanees In proportion to the am,nni
oyer slN Millions Of Dollars, OF any other Connsny
within reasonable range. s' company
As efdsnee o tn4, It has not only reduced tha rat NJ
insurance, at sll times moderate one-sixth dnrin th
AZ thu years but II presents clear surplns m i, ~,
$40 vOu a security against any Assessment on the itt
Not,s which sum by the resort to serp C.rtisests -,
tAe Distances due to each member, now being issnsJ Nh
De PAA ms Interest tu them from January IgG1 a, ,
Ateol per cent Per annum, thus making stl iarth
II eommsnced the year 1862, with real proec,ior n
surnlus Fnnl 80 A'Posi' Notes oi 325OOOJ
10000
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, 1865.
Ken,uck, .unI MerifniIna.


Tnt People Of Kentucky still nz tensciou.ly to
'he sh.do~ Of slavery, know ing, as they do that
The ,ubranoo hsu passed away. They have, y
the late election, placed their State in sn'sson''m
n the Constitutional amendment, and have deciA'-
Ell that they will stand by the defunc, INSTITUTION
IN the last. II vas hopod tbs, Kentucky "ou
choose differently regarding this lns'hoh' mo- w
csusc II Ia ~ any practical conse1 'n'o VIM" 10y
10 state decides, but becnuse there vas poPI'"
d d n 10 see tho border states roheve 'he'n'eNe'
~ hlvcr- voluntarily. The seuon Of heh'uesy 10
rtinctlng the amen iment can at bes oh'y ptoIout
thr nom nal existence Of slavery TOT lew uon'ns'
New J., sew nni Delaware are The only STATES VI"
ny, win Ksptucky In reieciing The smendmcht'
and t,. probability is that the next Congress VIII
r,,n,,s the lawful sStirpa,ion OF slavery in 'hs
vboi. country WY, then. did Kcniu'Ey persist
In fighting against foregons conclusion 'le'ry
b.eausc tho dominant party IN thfi state were de-
,ormlnei to show thar sntrs,hyio emsne'p'hon-
in fact b.csuse they wanted to give vent 10 rc"y
nal gnty against the policy OF the "oV'rnin'n'
And wnen they come TO figure up .he proat aud
loss ~ this .pietul exhibiHtb they viii End this re-
euIt; They haze shown their eunity toward the
abolition n slavery, but they hsv' gained POSI-
lively nothing byn On the contrary, they have
caused loss to the material interests o: tie o'a''
that will require SOM tmo TO repair Accord
ing TO The y,,,etnent Of General pALSsE, w.o CONF
mands the military department OF ken'neFy' TIE
number of slaves In that s's.o has uoon redueed 70
sSty.dyc thousand. According to the census Of
1900 the negro population 81 the State vas Two
hundred snd twenty five thousand, AM tho 10"
since the be- ginning Of the war las 0sen, sh'reor.'
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disaster. Nlm-rous relics were tsksn from her,
,mOng which 10 set Of teeth, found IN box on
b ard. Numerous oreign and domestic coins have
been found aud several navy si1o Colt ri stols in
damaged condiicr, have beer recovered. NUM-
her o. water tanks sill in ter snd the for ward
maFszin. is sed 10 he intact, as oliy .hs
mssaziue IN tie ait part OF tho sh!p WA tlown up.
Bss,lcs ussf, there IS rp1sed TO Re large guam.
y Of navy stores and SUPP ca shl on hsnt. ard u
isa iile singular iLs' out " several rolls OF duck
canvas trl,rn from her, to lsrser portion was in
good conditiou. We observed smother singular
fat; some Il lie guYr were SPLIT from the iz4le
70 the cascade, 10 line parallel to the AXIS Of tue
ho-e, while otAo-s we're broken IN tho middle, tho
i.ac'urc being perpendicular 70 the AXIS Of The
bore others had the ulubi1ns broken of, and
ioe, n any, were perfect Indeed, tout ensembIe
Tho 81 ip presents The most peric picture Of CONF
pleie ~re X we have ever seen the msssive tim.
bers are broken, and huge Iron bolts and bars
twisted and severed by ITO sction Of the powder,
a. if a Hercules, with pondcrous axe, had been
am sins ID use'f with Ler demolition.
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schemsr,. They know that the people feel
kindly towards the brave fellows who have
Just returned from fighting our lat
hes, snd with knsvish shrevdncI.,
FOR utilizing everything that can be turned into
polihcAi capita, they lave the efrontery TO u'c
these men for mssng political point. The SID
icrs should give these schom.rs a wide berth, 10
matter what tnrir Professions or promises Tai
10 regularly established institution Tor procuring
employment for sollicrr, the promoters o! which
are above imput,iion, and by Supplying 10 i, our
returning soldiers will escape beiug made polls
stool. Iisoyns
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Tng Bureau oi Employment for discharged So
D.1rs aud sailors, which % operating 1T p G I'll.
era street, under the Au-pces Of tho SANITARY
c ,um ssiou, - engaged no organizing as,iicrs'
Metseng Corps, Eltcr The ma ucr 90, tuoh iutltg-
tons In L,ndon ard Paris The fr.Hare 'ic,t :
tbs movement is 10 furnish eur.a... a,t,aclpst
II so.d.,.s who sr- lhy really dssu,' red tor
manual Labor, W reason 4 Wounds Uai g., 'ys
TEN ls in Itself mcri.oriou-, Anl VI -o-bdsss
sen become II txod Institution .. the oiy lie
plan s 10 establish stations a. certain prom ncnt
points Ia tho business part Ofth. city, e.tiAsl,.
bcrs Of the corps viii ~ % times y. found. huy
person having a letter sckase, Or other lght
parcel which he dns'rrs 70 scud another part Of
he city, can do 50 by applying &, one Of st., 80
statonr where meu.bcr 90 sussseugct corps will
always &c ready to perform such uusiucsr ~ very
low rates. The stations viii ue simply dAndir <
plsce ia prominent BUILDINGS. permission r which
| VIII lie given Jy the owners. There need bt no
fear shat ,he business Of these GERS viii 10.
10 honestly and faithfully performed. They viii
all he carefully selected, viii special reference to
hO-ossy, sobrety, aud integrity, and ever ons
| viii be provided with rccommendttory cert.h.
cate from uowARp PoIrrR, wx r DopGE Jr and
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Executive Commltse OF tie
Bureau. The members o. tie corps VIII wear .
hlue Uniform, with ~ spprorr.aIs ba4se, 80 that
they can be readily recognized. Tho in tativ,
step In this movement was taken on Thurs lay
by the establishment Of a onc-srm.d messenger ia
the building No 90 wal street, AMI within a ;ev
days considerable number will be established 81
prominent business points As an indication o
fees expected for these services we COPY N,
schedule Of charges from the station at No. 90 Wa
street;
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n MATTE.

BCCkEN = A. Hudson CITY. Aus. ~ MLyins
yeats
The friend. Of tho f,miiy, ana Of her brothe-.,
The funeral Oh Sunday Giierf ON, 9th inst Al ~
roincry ave, Hudson City. III
GRAY-At Ghont Colunlds Co, NY, on Friday,
18th int, Rev. John Gray, aFcd IS ro1rs.
fun,fI services in the lei. llulch Church, Chat
Nonday afternoon. Carriages in WAITING Al tie far.
n. His ininisierial hienls aud scqusintance.' aud
those OF hls cons, John A Robert H. GeoIge A., aud
Joshua W cray are respectfully invited 10 attend,
without iurther notlce. l2l
liAhLEY on Aug. 18th, Cs,hanne Ellen Hanley,
the younssst daughter Of James and Ana HAnley,
TIE friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
sttend tue iuneraL On sunday 2Uta inst ~ oc.ock,
from the residence Of her pItB-, h,s Eat 10th a.
Her remains will be tAlen to calvary CeneIely Tor
intormen.. ~
HGGINs-on Friday, Aug. Is, Eliza Higgins,
The re.Atne. and friends Of the family nte reepe-,
fully Invited to attend the funeral, SUNDAY
afternoon, 81 ~ oci,ck, at Ars As,lon'L 3I3 Fast
9th o. IS
:, hAHoNY In san Juan, Dec s9,h, 1854 james
MAI uuy, ~ ed - ears.
lis iemains v Ia ho t,Nen from hi. 0tnei'. ie,-
deuce. ~ hulieits IT. :. " on hu.ust lsth ~ :
O'clock, 10 Calyary Cemetery. Al 'nCA.s AII t- -.
tive are respectfully invited 20 atund. ~
,SEHRrLSs-ln Brooklyn. Aug II, Gu,ire Marc
M tn', eyed Oyeirs, nVntL tnd usy'.
The relatives and trends Vt tho family arc re-
sp-'urilf invited to auord the iunoI 81, 90 SUNDAY
hlci noon, Aug. 70 a. O'Clock, iiom her fouI-
deuce' 70 Aulisy A. South Brooklyn. 20
hOkE-Atl. $. General Hospital Annsrou., Nd,
MHith o, 1904, Iewls q. More, member Of Co d.,
Il 1T Regt. I. :. Vol. In the 10th yeas Of hissrc;
Also, Killed accidentally b. the ca 4, rons to Join
hla regiment, on the "a Of sept, lNUl Althgr 4.
More, mcabcr Of 20. II, 10 N Rect, \. y v OIL, 10
We ~ y year Of his axe tolF OF the late Nm. Gnd
Ann hoie. California papers please copy. 10
Rt%SLLL--Uu 1huTsday, Aus 11ib int, Of con-
HinptOl Wm. Russell y. the 80 year OF n.eA-e
lbe relse, aud iricIds OF he deceasCd AZ invited
u AlaaLd the fuSIA, nom the residence % bic aunt
Mrs Needhani, ~ Norfolk 81, on sunday attc.LvOu,
2j,h inst, At IL o'clock. The remains via te taken
70 aIon Cemetery Tor in.orment lac
SILkWORIH-,IChn, youngest son Of Charles aud
Ann slkwOdh hetu months and 20 GAys.
"A bud Gu earth 10 bloom IN heaven"
The relatives snd .ricnd5 OF The iAni aye respect
fully lnytcu to attend the Muot,i On SUNDAY
afternoon, Aux ", NJ oc,Vek, nom o. GIaAd 1t,
NiilamsbuTgh. 1911
SMITH Amer s'svere illness, Washington sm.ih,
| AGED 10 yeart.
The relatives and friends Of the family. a-o the
attaches OF MON and Fulton Mak It p,e rrtrec fl
invited 70 AZ, nd ths tulefsl, On sunday axe uoDn
Aug 20 at o'eock, OH hIs late IesiCCuce 400 fsi
Houston ct. 40
| TOLD AZ Wesiburv, L. l., on ThursIay, Aug. a.
| Ellen A. Durham, wife Of James IOd1, Ag,i 80
years -
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Rnvayes of tbe Sheua ido a "a.

The pirate Shenandoah, which has bssn roaming
about tho P.cihc ossAn Ike the troubled ghost OF
,ho Confoderacy, has again been heard from .
News has reached Boston that the whsling bark
ear, Of New London, WAS destroyed by the
irste subsequently to the Wholesale destruction
II whslers which was previously reported II this
. true, every man on board the Shenandoah has
n.do himself liable 70 DO summsrily hung for
piracy, In conformity with tho Presidents pro-
elanstion. BY the terms Of shat documen. all
rebel vessels cruise a. ar the espse Of reason.
able length Of time for receiving ,he notice, were
" be regard ID as pirates de- JIeto. TIE shen.n-
doah being ~ the antpoiet At that time,
n Of course had consi dorAble lstitu il
tr carrying on pirates opsr1.ons .issr
the i.su,nc. OF tho Proclamation. 1t will b
remembered, however, that 10 had noSs som,
weeks ago 70 the efec, thN, the Captain Of th'
shsnsndoAh had been Informed Of the collapse o
the rebellion, which, although he Affected 10 debe
lev,, deprived him OF all eAcus. for his raid upon
American vessels subsequent TO tho reception o
that Intelligence. There 10 NJ doubt that Mi
ping in the North Pacific, add Il 1t can 10 show
that any act OF destruction was committed after Ia
downfall OF the rebellion became known 10 ~
officers, our Government will have a right TO ia
mand their delivery, wherever they may take snel
Yer, ~ In the case Of other pirates.
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rlnnrciaI Ssr. NlsrLctA. &c.

N,v Io,t Fr1aw .t.s. Is, 6 r. h-God still
tends upsa.l. The cpeuins price thi. morning was
iiit, h,'vccn which snd iIy's the market fuctuat-
ed until $50 T.. -. wacn the quotation 1880
The latest so,k price. compared I'll those Of ycs
terd.y, .so~ % ,hnfp sivSucc most sorts Govern
msnt. worc La,nou.lv higher with good demand.
There are new ucyoIopmesu In the Ketchun
case. The tim has .ic a teneE.l N,sgnmcnt to
Neon. Calhoun and B,monL and rtscial assign
rient OF real estate - Calhoun, Bcmcut and Moses
TAvier. Confidence IL not mily restored capitalists
being afraid 4 some new fraud. The rate for call
loans con inucs at nor ccut- fud commercial psper
p,s'ei to-day A. Tay. Forign EXCHANGE vas firm
With fair demand. Lcsdiug bankers asked 100 = for
81 days sterling. On Chan.c to-day Flour was Is.
.jc. better with more doing. wheat vus &c &c.
h'sher. Com was lc. letter. oats we're quiet Pork
was dull anI lover Beef vas quiet. Lard was steady
sn1 Whiskey va firm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-19

The system % insssersers-or ''Commissio on
sires" As the! call d in psr,s-LAs been I. and
w work well N Europe, ana taere is no reason
Why should ~ be snccesstul in this city. But
OF course e'eryihins depends upon tho oo-opers-
Son OF Ne business community IN dec diue she
practicst,lity of tie en,er rise. II our merchants
and Others give II the support 1t merits, pGrtlcu-
'a'ly In view Of .he Circumstances connected with
IT, there 70 doubt tnst II will soon be an estAt
lis 81 s',cc's. Knowing well that the pr j'ctors u
tAi ea'cn se rro sctua,ed by none oiher han pa
tioae And phiisn'brophc impulses, we have NJ tesi-
fancy n fe,omm.ldius 1hds proposition 10 our
c'h.eus. As an earnest Of our goou wishes for tho
success OF Nae en1erpris, we will furnish room for
station al lnE 80 ofhcc corner, and ansls. In
any other Way We Nan to successfully establish the
TysNm.