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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad.

COMM EkoING MONDAY, APRIL 10th, 1885.
sias vii! leave Depot, corner Broa Street and Wash
tagton Avenue. as follows;
nrpress train at AIS m, (Mondays exoepted,l for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping Wilmington Per-
rysins uayredearaoe, Aberdeen, Perrymans, and Mag
Delaware Rail Road Train a. 900 g. A., (sundayser-
saptedD for Princess Anne, Milford and intermediate
tahons.
Way.naiI train at sLb, m. [suodays excepted, for
BAe nore stopplngst Chester, Thurow, Linwood Clay
mont and all Regular statons between wilmington anu
aud Baltimore.
Express Train Mt lll5 NJ. Sundays Excepted) for
Baltimore and Washington.
Express train at 800 p. III Sundays excepted for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester, Clay
mont, Wilmington Newark, tlktGu, North East, Perry
vile, Havre-deGrace, Aberdeen, Perryman's Megnt lila
Night EIprsss at IL 90 p. III Tor Baltimore aud Wash
uston, stopping at Chester Thurlow, Linwood, Clay
mont Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North-sast, Perry
Vile, and Havre-de-Grace.
Passengers from Baltimore for fortress Monroe, Nor
DIX City Point ami Ricdu'nd, will take tho l4S a. M
train. -
A,omodation trains stopping a all station. between
Philadelphia and wilmington
aui 1l30 The 30 r. M train connacts with Doia-
ware r. II. for Harrington aud intermediate stations
Lcave WILMINGTON s.i5, 500, $40 a. m. 400, dso
Trsias for New Castle leave Philadelphia at 300 a. M,
anu raaouSG III sod SH' TRAINS FROM BALrfMoRu.
Leave wILMiNGToN at II 90 IN, 4.s6 and 1000 p
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave CHESTER at %, $40 and lol4 .. m, iaO'
From BALTIMoREto to PHILADELPHIA Leave Baltimore.
.2o a. m, Wsy-Mai s20s. IN, Express lilo p m.
TRAINS for BALTIMORE leave Chester at &.i0 and
s.e2 Q. M. and 3.3S p. m.
PRRiaHr TRAINS with Passenger Cars attached will
leave follows Wilmington Tor Perryville and inter
m9di ate Stations at sob Baltimore for ilavre de-
Grace and late, mediate Stations, at 445 p. Perry.
VILE for Wilmington and Intern sdiate Stations At 900
far PhilndeIphia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
.. III. wINsLOw s. co.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
Inn nnn Watches. Chains, Silver Articles
INIU,UNIU Worth SYN,nnl To be sold at One

UertihCAtes
each have, are Ars put into envelopes sealed
VI and mixed ard when ordered, taken out with
out gard to choice and sent BY mail thus giving all
fair chance On receipt fthe certificate you will see
send ons dollar and take the article o not.
One OF these envelopes will be sent by mail re-
eept OF rs cents Ave Tor 81 eleven tor s2 thirty Tor
Agents wanted everyw hare, Great inducements to
Ladies aud dents to ct such Fail not to send for
circulars, VIII ch gives special terms full list End par
ucnlalr. Addrets !. u. WlNsLOW So'.,
Ieb le-am No, 2NH Broadway, n. y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
Causing Bodily injury or Loss of Life.
Cash Capital $500 900
With Surplus of over 100000.

Tho Traveller. insurance Company, Of Hartford,
Conn., was the hrst 10 successfully introduce IN this
country the praGtits of Insurance against accidents OF
whatever kind, whether they ecour IN travelling or IN
hunting, hshing sailIpg riding skating ~ the street
store, oi.e or while worEins Ia shops, mills factories
the farm. D..
neral Accident Policy covers every possible form
of c"suaity, rcinine the risk OF trayelng hs9 all
forms II dslocat0n4, hrt ken onss, ruptutcd enh"hs
sprans, conclusions, ctu'hinss' hf"7"s cuts sSIs
gunshot wounds pus1nfd wounds, tnlns and hcald-,
fretzng hes ofdegs assaults by burkiars
robbers or mnrierets. the action of oflieh,hng or sun
stroke, the effects yi 'xposeni rhemchi'' h'ouH ""
earthquake- suiflcation by downing or closing,
This Company has bean In succersiu operation since
April Ist 1881 up t. April l. 1864. had issued over
forty We thousand plices and paid over fourteen hun
dred ossesin addition to the large Of fa2op real
lied To twenty niae pocy d-Is "r fb4s received in
premium" GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES
rhe best policy f,I every man, whSh- ne .LNN,'s
sures aaHn.t every pea'ible Form oi Casualty NJ al"
times and places ,,,
cupnton,) win General Accident Policy for
$1,000 in Of fatal accident ~ se per wefk durins
disability caused by accident (not eSceedilE twenty sh
n annual prepium of sih pr $50 Will, In like m,nn
secure policy for 5 900, or r's per week tompensa-
ton. ,.
rates Where policies issued agiHai loss 81 life only
or for compensation only, the rates are much lower
liberal dise elnnt nu three and i've year pol ieles
tKEM NTH GENERAL ACCIDENT PoLIoIES
This Company issu - very convenient fm oi ono
Month General Accident Policies, ut the Iato of y per
thousaudwh IS per week compensation for each thou
sand insured The are much better than iusursrc cs
tickets for travellers aud others desiring shert risks as
they be taken in any amount from $500 ta slOOu
they cover all accidents, AMI each policy is registered,
that tho usursnccis goo in case the policy ia oet or
destroyed.
For mechanics or others who esnno easily spare the
amount Of anLuil premium hat woudlike :" insure
by tho month"; thrse short policies are Just the
thing" tt asy pars1n who buys six one mont poll
ces In any yesr. policy Tor Tor half year will he
gi,ei without charge texcep pucY foe Of one dhar)
MARINE POLICIES
Marino Pjols,-n b,iks, like the Ono Month ten
sral Accident Poicieready or delivery to Agents or
for issue to any person about make trip to any Ter
sign other distant port at low rates Of premium
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JAN. q. PATTERSON, GEO W. MOORE,
duSTAVI'S r. DAVIS EBENEXFE ROBERTS.
JAS l.. HOWARD, CHARLES WHITE.
MARSHALL JEWELL, N0Au HARRISON,
CORNELIUS y Erwin. JONATHAN Il. BUSCE.
Gko :. GILMAN.
q PATTERSON Pres't. RODNEY DENNIS, scc'y
nenry A. Dyer General AGENT.
IL. p. srEARNS NJ. D., eurReon,
V, VAN TRUMP, state Agent, Also General Insnr
Anys Agent. SO2 Mnrset 81, Wilmington Del ap sJin
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
Wealth, UearIh and Beauty

Wealth, HeaEIh and q Beauty
II gain alroiriug eyes;
IL to cause invlliou1 sighs
II to he a blooming hower,
Fading, dying in anhonr-BELtsYi
If to have a host of frieni4:
II for vice to make amends;
II with high-Lurn blood to we'd
II marble stone when dead-WnALEH
II to live threescoie and ten,
Wishing lite long again,
n 10 live a life ct peace,
II to die aud 60 to greese-nEAtTa.
II you Wish life Of pleasure,
II yon value this worlds treasure.
II every comfort you would sec,
Take my advice, AND WISH ALL THNsE.
Then having Hs,Irn wTAiiH AND BEAuTr,
Yon'll be prepared for every dHty.
by careful perusal et Dr WILLIAM YouNG's NV BooE,
THE MARRIAGE GUIDE which should ho read by every
Sold by booksellers generally and ut the Doctors
ofice, No, 4lo SPRUCE STREET, Phadelphs. Price 2S
Cents. sug3-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
HER MAJESTY CHANPAGNE,
j. f, DUNTON,

7.
PHILADELPHIA, PA
NyINEs-The attention Of the trade is solicited the
w following very choice Wines, &C.. = sale by 20.
SFPH =. DuNroN, No. l5l South Front street sbvyo
walnut.
sIlERRI Es-CRmpbe A Co single, double and triple
Grape, II orusoe sons, RudUl n, Topaz Reg Spanish
CrAwu aud f. Vallstte
PoRFS-Nallette, vinho Velho Real, Dsnton aud Re,
bello, Vaente 4 Co, VntAges 1886 10 1855.
CLARETs-Cruse Fills PTeres 81 Estephe and Chat.
LuniHy.
NERMnUTH-G. Jourdan, Drive L Co.
MUsCAT--,ie RrontiguAn.
CHAMpAGNEs- Ernest irony, Golden Star" de
Nrpose, Her Majesty aud Royal abinst and other favor
II. brands. feb22 9nr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
WAWAsET NURSERIES.

WILMINGTON Dhb.
The uudsrsie aed Offers for sale at the
NsssIssa wawaset Nurseries, a large and nne Assort-
sSsSSfSS meut Of
eH9aH& FRUIT AND
"<sM ~ d R N A vi EN- TAI. rR RE.E.s,
Consisting In part OF
40, 900 Apple Trees, Assorted
5000 Peaoh Trees Of the best Market Varieties.
5000 Grape Vines, comprising all the new and
Valuable Kinds.
ALSO, CHERRIES, PLUMs. OUNCES, a..
NORWAY SPRUCE, HEMIoCK SPRUCE.
And all Varieties Evergresns aud DeoiduOus 0rnamsn
tai Trees EDWARD TATNALL
mh2y-tf Proprietor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1866
MANUFACTURERS ANNOUNCEMENT

The grsatest opportunity offered to the American
public to aecutO Elegant Jewelry.
NO BRASS OR so CALLED PLATEO JRWRLRY
All warrante d Gold OF the Finest Workman shin
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

Why the Connecticut Mutral shonid he Preferred,
BECAUSE IT Is rHg
LARGEST, SAFEST, cheapest, BEST.
II has been demonstrated to be
The Great Life Insurance Company Of thH Country
I. 1t has the largest number Of members
II. 1t has the largest emount insured.
III. 1t has the largest surplus.
~. 1t has the largest dlyisiblo surplus.
v. II hiss the lTgcst business.
VI. thas the largest income.
VII. Il has had through whole history the small
lest average expenses.
VIII II obtains the largest average rates ofnerest
ita investments.
TX. II therefore furnishes Insurance at less cost
than any other company.
All Policies Issued ly this Company are either non
forfenble by their terms or may bo converted into
those wh eh 30, st the option Of the insured
None bui strictly mexceptlcnable risks accepted and
oply upon ages between fourteen and sixty.
JAMES GOODWIN. President, q. PRESTON, Vice Pre-
ident. GUY PHELPS. Secretary, W, >. oLMsrkD,
Cashier, l. 9. WILCOX, Physician
RICHARD CLEMENT, Ag' Mt, ut N. W. Corner 9th q
Market Street Bripgbuost Building, End STORY, ap lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

5 d A I II a I N .
EXPRESS TRAIN at 41b q. m. for Baltimore and
deGrace Aberdeen Perrymans, Magnolia and Stem.
mHr's Run.
NIGHT EXPRESS llOO p. for Baltimore and Wash
Hgton, stopping at Chester, Thurlow, Lnwood, Clay
mont Wilmington, Newark, Hikton, North-Bas Ferry
Vile and Havrede-Grace.
special Train will leave Phil ,iephia fer Wilmington
and intermediate Stations 1T IL 30 p. m.
BALTlM0hE F0it PHILADELPHIA.
Leave BALTIMORE ut IS m, stopping at iiayre-de-
Grace, Perryvlle and Wilmington. Also stops at Ekton
and Newark ito take passengers for Philadelphia and
leave passengers from Washington Baltmoro,l and
from Baltimore Washington.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia at $50 p. m.
II. y. KENNEY, superintendent
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

NEW CASTLE ACCoAsODATlON.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia nt
7.60 Q, -
Leave Philadelphia at6.co p. IN. WILMINGTON 7.So
p. NJ. for New CASTLE.
Passengers from Baltimore to seaford and salisbury
will take evening train from Baltimore and spend night
AT Wilmington PnAsenyers for Milford and Dover may
leave Baltimore at Ito aud procee1 came "yonlng
x. O, ,HEMALL, Jr.. snp,t Del. Il. Il.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
PIN. q VIII. S'I'R:A " BOAT INV

SteaM6r hIItI,
This STEAMER leaves Wilmington Ut
aaSls- NJ 90 A. NJ, Aud Chestnut Street wharf at
<11eAAazsn2 ~ =. NJ.
The facilities u5rvd by n linz maka It the quickest
and most certain way Of transphting freight.
AH apodk haulcl to aud fis Stores II required and
q, same rntes charged by other lines oct 23
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
a SPLENDID FARM
Al Karir.naa. snIn

- " mvs fr -,je that h,autifnl Farm, Of
,iis@.Asy 3ia Acres, iri usins Henry C. burton.
s.ssEA Esg, -,tu.ir unrtL tre rom the town
Ntg Cast! ths al TO iiare's Corner.
1EE8 sisi- arr IT fhs mot highly improved farms
IN usstlp III Bod pfJiuce from IS 10 80 bushels OF
wheat d. to 7u OF nG t. tons of hay per
The land Ia iph sud trllt. and IS of tho very best.
situated farms in TIM - Tho property 10 divided
by the Delaware Railroad; and i in two FARMS
the nalar o, spring Gurdeg Farm, IN divided into
heds with spfius water 10 each. The til e
buildings a 10y lane 800 ieet long aud 90 feet wide
with arautu osAge orange he'd Ee and row Of shade
sl1,, The mansion is 90 by ~ feet
30 stories gh with hIl in lhe centre 10 feet wide
with p=rur, din rnom library and kitchen the frat
cond door aGd a -'"m- r-t rate cellar, with furnaee
heater. purrfo, hott iaes .l house and splendid
lawn hon tho lo tie rlirosd hled with very
haadGCnc trees Ut all Ri d. lBty Of all kinds Of
Eut Dud grl Tie arm. The view cannot be
beaten tiir pltruei having exclusive view of
the bay hni For. Del The barn is 65 by so feet
high. wiz, -!,lir iof thirteen horses and so cows.
ani large -bel Uui to raru yard cArrtsC chicken
tod aud wd hrT-c- Ice house; hlle': and cribs
ali -nh-tanttal sud "ol utt. HId la complete order
has of wonTirHl Ihs pasi OF the property has
Lad 8 600 bushels uf hrn ruI It Within the ss u
year. Tic tincr par 81" iiH properly il called tbs
l,iyor s,dS Farm. eGt coHaiaa II avre=-i00 upland
aui The bal,ne' Iu GOO. H.aeo~, ~ has on Z coed
new Frame Nous. aud EeTn 50 by - feet. with
atAes Htttct'i'tG eaRie;e etl@r. HE land Is very
rich, laying NJ ila bslutsEal, II has had 10000 bush
II uf lime puf altHfu lie s-t II ycAra, besides
heavy u.iiGiiu- n has river 'front.' with
substa1tis spi,s hrk. il IS eslg ten minutes walk
| iian the Il.useu ugs-r 81 f.fs H it New Castle
Ite Hrlpc &, iJ4s .ha 'a = tt .r IT, H,Ftinf Esq,
! aud l. II. fasE- ,'-q. Elsflsi= rbs. The fsncng
aug tie rslrr al g. sept up by The company THIS Is
tis farms that H7 ever been ut7reG for
To- .ui there IA 40 i.tltr growing grain, grass
| sat feeling ca'tir fAta property will be seli al
together ~ Ia t' iirin 20 n very ray terms OF ray
! III t-lm Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

. RiUT ., Acre. N Era7uy = lne Marsh, to Rent Il
J can lu rented Nlt1s, theJ three separate lots.
a. pa, suit Apny 10 the iub,arUsr, No, f09 Mar
s,t Il spdI 2tt JOHN b. LEWIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
eata...TS, s.0sIIS iNI5 WAILS

'rH -ALE on riKG CREEK, near raylor's Factory
FarF sill lu rIi frIcd 81 ANY couyenient distance
20, ~. niu-tch Apply 10 WAi. WALTER,
On the Premises or to
TH9S. " ALTER, in Wilmington.
- 4 COMFORTABLE HOUSE WITH a GARDEN
y s rent, tSD uiiios from Nia.iuri-u. Apply Ia
: = unrg--t' 4 " Ali Err,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
GrimsbaW and MCCabe.
i .asal in Della ware Co.,


s.f=Ef Pa por Hc'r'vilje station oi 81 acres with
j .a "a l,eu.. % - l.srn and iruit for $4,000.
"a n URtMSHAW & MoCABE
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o1Is 9RpvHnsaA evHdS MORNING, A SMALL ITALIAN
rewarded by lseynS n The nirdsr will be Handsomely
q. JACOB cAUFFMAN a soxs,.
No up ARCH Street
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EI si,sS,hs,, SALE, WITH POSSESSION
49, Twentieth No l72 Pine etreet and No. l2l
: 10 T5iiR Asset g.; KIkSsI0N McgAY..
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sequent growth. Perhaps experience is to
demonstrate that modification of the plan
is necessary for the government of our cities
such mobilization as shall exclude ffom
participation in 1t the ignorant and depraved.
At all events, thoughtful citizens everywhere
will watch the development and solution of
the problem in New York with great interest.
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G o "A X N C S.
Plain Black French Beavers
Erostad Beavers. PLAIN and fancy.
Castorine Cloakings.
Fancy Fall and Winter Cloakings.
Finest grades staple Cloakings
GAS SIDIEREs.
Full line Black Cassimeres and Doeskns
New Fancies for Business suits.
"Harrls' and other good American makes
Low priced goods ior Boys wear
Double and Twist Cassimeres low piices
BLANKETS.
Cheaper than ever.
So, o. and s8-exceile.t Blankets
Large sizes and a. qualities.
Blankets supplied by the quantity.
Quilts-Alhambra, Honeycomb, etc.
Extla size ana quality N Marseilles Quilts.
DRESS GOODS.
Fmpress Cloths, all colors good for sl25.
Lupin's French Merinoes, 5-4 wide, s125.
" extra gu ality, 81 so.
Plail Poplins, 81 81 45, sl4O, and 81 80.
Just opened, several cases, at unusually low prices
silk-taced Poplins. hand dsome shades of light and
dark colors, s2Ss and $3.50.
50 cent double width Green and Blue Plaid PopIins
FLANNELS.
Large stock at the new lowest prices.
ked aAfl Glue Gpey sud u wbia %%eI fW reduced
BsaTdSse Fine White Fsnneis, FsS gs &c to sla,
WIDE sHEErINGs,
searCe iiSe res s.s s and neVs, Pillow T Muslius
New York NIL 8 and all other good ohirtinqs
20 cent yard-wide extra b cached Muslin / casa
25 cent yaId-wIde best Unbleached, 8 bates.
CANTON FLANNELs.
Good reliable makes only kept.
Extra good Plush, in bleached and unbleached.
28 70 81 cents Will get q good Canton Flannel
BY The piece at wholesale prices.
BARNSLEY TABLE DAMASK.
Two yards vide vide BaInslsy s2 q for good quality
Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels, etc.
Linens of every klnd.
French stock Linen Goods prices low,
GENTS MAUDS.
Carriage Ruos, Table Covers etc.
Mammoth stock with daily additions
bought principally for cash, most favorable TERMS
andrapidly selling at retail and in quantities
COOPER e. COMARD,
10 20 STRIP s. L. Corner NINTH and MARKET
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An Explanation.

By an oversight there appeared in our @Sup-
per Table Series" column on Saturday little
lslb latatb that might possibly be thought calcu-
n~.saro a'S,. cast ridicule upon one of our most
The - dss;~n md nf respectable religious bodies.
= 60 h;t ,orv ss at department of our paper
20 - ~ooa cd ,nsn o. ~ to give ofense
worthy enterprise, much les - na,. la, ~ any
Chris ian denomination. Fort1.. iu'cuie
editorial columns OF the same issy, our
ciently expressed our real feelings toWui1-
the body in question, as, we trust, our unf
iorm course does towards the cause o
Christian morality in general. '8ql
q We PUBLISH elsewhere in our paper to-
day the sermon of Rev. Wolcott Calkins or
the life and demise of the late. Matthias w
Baldwin In addition to the address. will
be found the account OF q visit paid bv on,
reporter 70 the Spiritualistlc centre. Both oi
these articles win well repay perusaI. 7'7.s
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TINTED STATES MARsHALS OFFICE
~ EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA,

Il,
~ EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PHmADELPBIA, October "a, 1856,
Whereas the District Cours OF tn United states for
the Eastern District OF Pennsylvena, proceeding ON
libels nied I'm the name OF the United Ststes h ath
decieed on the 24ih day OF October A. d. 1856 that ali
persons who claim 70 have any interest In teen hun
ored bounds OF cotton, AID Ave hundred and twelve
dollars part proceeds of sale, captured the bar0ue
OLIVIA D. DAVIS. under command OF John p
shIou also nine bales OF co ton aud ten hundred and
twenty four dollars and ten cents the proceeds
OF sale capturei BY the barque FA my; also twenty
bales of cotton and half bale OF cotton and thirty
three hundred and dollars cents,
D. MCCARTHY; also fifteen bales OF cotton aud
twenty nine hundred and eight dollars, Iortyseyen
cents. captuled by the barqUe CEPHAS 1T. REEF;
and that John p, Shrouds Charles Sewei Joseph
FlaDcis, and Adam johnson, Richard Il. ID Young
Hansen Gregory, Jr. be monished and cited.
TheT efore all persons who claim TO have interest
in The same cotton and moneys are monshed and cited
to before the Judge OF the said Court the
OF Phi adeph the twentieth day r publication
hereof to show why the sad cotton and moneys
eb0uld be pronounced TO belong at the time the
capture OF the same, to the enemies OF the United
States, and therefore or otherwise liable to condem
nation as lawful prizes.
thRe above is abstract OF the montiong Issued BY
IL 3anrt in said causes.
=, til l31 p. O. ELbMAKEH,
-e etsfea Marshal Eastern District Pennsylvanla
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-01
NeT-- from, New xcrk.

NJ I0RE. Jan GI-The ship CHEF
tain hes arrived here from San Francisco.
The Herald's monetary article says the
Secretary Of War has instructed the as
sistaut Treasurer 70 discontinue after
the fIs. Of February receiving deposits
for temporary loans at SIX per cent. IN
terest. They will hereafter receive such
deposits at fve per cent interest, Paya-
bic II ten days notice after thirty days
from date Of deposit.
The Hon Il L Hosnsr CHER Justice
cf Montana delivered lecture last
evening at the Travellers club cu the
condition, resources ana prospects Of
that Territory
DR.. Hayes, the Arctic explorer derY-
cred lecture last evening at the Cooper
Institute on IcebeTgs, in which hs. gave
a a5grapL;c description Of the frozen
North.
i megtias of the Health Commission
vas hsd yesterday when President John
Sayres reported on his recent Iisit
to Albany in reference to quarantine
accommodations. and series OF reso4u'
tons were adopted relative to vacc1na-
/ tiou
~ the second ineeting Of the stock
holders OF the Columbian Marine lnsu,
rance company held yesterday afternoon,
theicommittee appointed at the previous
meeting made their report The docu-
ment exhibited had depressing effect
on the hopes Of the meeting. The
amount to be considered as the net assets
after the payment Of al liabilities i $
SSs59a9.
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OVER 4 MILLION -D8ILaRs
SAVED!

GeBtlsmen go / had negro man worth d, ,a1y
who took cold from bad hurt In the leg, and
was useless for over year. Lad used every
thing could hear Of without bene1t until I
tried the Mexican Mustang LinimeDt II sool
effected permanent cure"
J.L DOWNING
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1857
take pleasure In recommending the MeJi
can Mustang Liniment ~ q valuAbls aud tndis
penss6le article Tor Sprains, Sores Scratches o.
Calls on Herses Our mon have used 10 for Burns
Bruises, Sores, rheumatism, 2c., and al sAy it
acts like magic J, II HEWITT.
Foreman Tor American, Wells Fargo's and
Harndcn's Express.
The sprain OF my daughters ankle, ocoa.
stoned while skating last winter, was entirely
cured in one week after she commenced using
your celebrated Mustang Liniment
ED. SEELY
Gloucester, Mass Aug l, 1855"
It is an admitted tact that the Mustang LIni.
ment performs more curos In a shorter Tins, on
man and beast than any article ever discovered
Families, livery men and planters should always
have IL on hand Quick aud sure II certainly 10
All genuine II wrapped In steekplAte engrsy'
ings bearing tho signature Of q w. Westbrook.
Chemist aud the pirate u. = stamp OF DRNAs
BARSRs Co. over the topv
An effort has been made tO Countoffeit 10 with
cheap stone plate label Loot slossiy
saratoE. spring water, sold by ali
Druggists.