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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-15

Mining stocks continue weak. At the first board
Corydon closed zoe higher than at the time yes
terday selling at 80 so. Nye Gold sold at 15c 0phr
was steady at SO d. 30l At the second board Corydon
closed TO- higher than at the FIRST board, selling at
So 20. La Crosse Gold sold at 81 CO. Nye Gold I5c.
The exports exclusive OF specc) from the port OF New
York for the week ending November 49, and since the
commencement Of the year, compare follows with
those Of the corresponding periods in 1854 and 1885,
1854 1866 1860
For the week.. s1,s14.6o5 S6l27,i58 sZ,a5ls21
Previously reptd 1s5oS56 COG 13p i00l16 16l 362 447
Since Jan $751;, SEQ sol s14s 527 332 s1G43I7 26s
The imports for the week compare follows
1854 1865 1860
Dry goods...... 1901 $50 e2Ol5,sO5 $1.s5f,6s3
Gcn'l mdse.... 900, 1913 3,35e,733 3,39s,5N
Total for week. 1850 $40 So 375 1873 s52ao.42l
Previousyreprd s79l0,1s1 1906 957 25e, 36s 236
Since Jan SIS, FL 900 Sill 623 095 1894 Ola eco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-15

Arrival Of Military Stores M M0ntreal-Brcak
h the Beauharnais Canal.
MONTREAL, Nov II, 1855.
large quantity Of military stores continuing to
arrive here, among which O number of Armstrong
guns
serious accident has occurred to lock No. on the
Beauharnais Canal, and navigation 70 likely TO be in
serrupted for several days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-15
Since Jan. $751;, SEQ sol si45 527 3s2 s1o43i7 20s
The imports for the week compare as sollows:-
SALES At TINE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

since Jan. 600 sl71 o2aos5 s2e4ol4 GOO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-15

The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral at Christ church RE, this Thursday
afternoon, at two O'Clock Car ',gcs will be waiting
street.
J., SUSAN Vs. Perry wife OF Nelson Petty.
The funeral viii take place this Thursday afternoon,
PowELL-on Tuesday, November 10. Mr. AxruoxY
80 years.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend the
funeral from the residence OF his brohcrinlaw Geo.
Chambers lo2 Fifth street Williamsburg, this Thurs
day. afternoon, at two o'clock.
PrKE On Tuesday, November Ia, Mr. WILLIAM PIXIE.
Tie friends Of the family are invited 70 attend the
funeral from bis late Residence No 1ti Mercer street.
jersey ,ty a. three o'clock this Thursday afternoon.
RarrssTy On Tuesday morning, November IL, KArs,
youngest child Of Philip and Maria Theresa Rafferty,, aged
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, this Thursday morning from tho
residence OF her parents 20 Marshas street, Paterson
RohKsrsoS On Tuesday morning November 10, Mrs.
ANS kohrRisoN, widow Of VIM. Robertson, aged 70
Notice Of the funeral will be given hereafter
Aer-in this city, on "Wednesday, March II,
lnonAs ". SAVAGE son Of MARIA and John Savage, OF
savannah papers please copy.
Sky aged ~ years and month"; 900
The funeral wal, take place from his lstc rcsd9p@ one
Cherry street. this Thursday afternoon, fother Thomas
the msmbeI e6isS, Association also the members %
invited 10 attend
Tvs MExBras on rHE Nxw YORK YorSg MESs RoxAN
CATHOLIC Bxxsvotxs1 ASSOCIATION :-Brothers-fou VIII
meet at rooms s27 Bowery, this Thrsdayl after,
noon a half past twelve o'clock 10 attend the funerai
OF our late brother EDWARD swgsSry
JOHN A. SULLIVAN, President
p. TIGBE Recording Secretary.
srnu --on Tuesday, November Ia, OF disease OF the
heart susXs beloved wife OF James smith, In the oIh
year Of her sye. -
The reatyes snd fricrds Of the family are invited v
attend the funeral from or late residence NO. 50 Wiet
street, this Thuisdrvl morning, at ten o'clock. IN,
remains N Be taken 70 ~ Mays church, corner q
Ridge and Grand streets where solemn hish mass VII
be offered for the repcse % her soul and from thence 70
CALVARY Csnetery.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29

TEE RxsuLLiox The Locofocos Of this
State wished the South to rebel. Senator
George Read Riddle declared that he was ready
to follow h is State. James A. Bayard made
speech in defence of secession, and his son
Thomas refused to accept office under Secre-
tary Dix In Buchauan's time, because he feared
he might be called upon to resist his Southern
bretherp. Senator Salisbury steadily persist
ed in his opposition to all measures adopted to
preserve the Government, and his brother, the
Governor, did all in his power to aid and
abet treason without making himself amena-
BILE 10 the law. BE favored the reception of
delegates from Georgia by the Legislature; OPP
posed the raising of troops in response to the
call OF Pr resident Lincoln he opposed the
Capitol opposed all State appropriations for
the benefit of volunteers and their families ;
he opposed the appropriation for the Gettys
burg Cemetery, and also opposed the vote Of
thanks to the Delaware soldiers. In short
he opposed every thing which tended to put
down rebellion. His conduct was in keeping
with the wishes of the great mass of the mem
bers OF his party, and of course those who
wished for the triumph of JEFF. Davis have
not complained of 1t. We are surprised, how
ever, that Union men should vote tor ouch q
candidate. They cannot do it without shutting
their eyes to the record, or acknowledging
that love of party lie stronger than their low
for their country. We wish every one to pom
der this matter and vote understandlugly
Rebels and symp athiEers with rebels, will no
vote for Riddle and McKim, and true Union mel
should not vote tor Salisbury and Nicholson
very suspicious company.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29

ILLEGAL VoTisG.-Arrangements should be
made TO prevent illegal voting at the election
on the 9Th cf November. Many of the Locofo-
tate to commit perjury 10 order to vote, if they
think theY will not be puni shed. Such char.
acters should be made understand that they
will be presented at the next term of the court
when they will be made feel the penalties OF
the law. We have been informed that some
men voted at the Inspectors Election who had
removed into another State and commenced
busnesF, but the chances for success not be.
ing very aattering, they returned to their old
places of abode. Such men lost their residence
and had no right to vote. man leaves tn,
State with even what is called ia floating in
tention," forfeits the RICH, to vote.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29

Know NoTHISGs.-We are informed that a
few men who formerly belonged to the old
"know Nothing" Association fancy that thsy
are now bound by the obligations imposed
ontbe members OF that org nization, and there.
fore think that they cannot properly vote for
James Riddle for Governor They certainly
take d wrong view OF the matter. Tho old Of
gani1ation has passed away, and the obligA.
tions it imposed have no binding force what
ever. Every thing connected with II is dead an d
buried in the grave OF the Past, and it ia fslly
to attach any importance to the rules or rog-
ulations which were in force while it was 10 Cd
Grafton. man cannot be bonud by any or
der to pursue any course all the days OF his
life. He can resign his membership of auy or.
Ranization and on doing so he ia no Longer
sui ct to the rules and regulations which for.
merly governed him. He is neither by law O,
honor bound to conform to them. OF cours.
while the organic alton exists he cannot prop
erly expose matters of a private nature or dc
anything to ipjure the business or reputation o
his former associates. But he is free to act IL
regard 10 civil, religious, political and socis
matters without reference TO them. The idei
shat man is bound by the rules of dec
organization is simply absurd.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29

UHIos PRooEssIos-On Thursday evening
November LIST
Advance Guard, Mounted; Chief Marshal
| Aids.
First Extraordinarily; Band; Pioneers
Colors and Guards Boys in Blue Artillery
Forge.
Second Division-Marshal; Band; Campaign
Clubs OF Wilmington; Carpenters wagon
| Third Division-Mar shall; Band; Riddle aud
Bancroft Club; Dupont Club; Loom on wagon
and other trades.
| Fourth Division-Marshal; Mounted Men
Brandywine HID; mounted men, Christiana HID
mounted mtn, Wilmington.
Fifth Divison-Marshal; Mounted Men
Mill Creek Id mounted men, White Clay
Creek Id.
Sixth Extraordinarily; Mounted Men New
Castle Hd.. mounted men, Red Lion Hid.
| Unreported clubs OF Infantry will be attached
| to the Second Division.
| RourR.-Advance guard form on 4th street,
| right on French street, march in sections OF
| eight. list division, on King street north Of
4th, right resting on 4th street. 2nd divisio n,
on King street south, right resting on 4th st.
| Sd division, on French street, north, right
| resting on 4th street. 4th division on French
stI eet south, right resting on 4,h street. 9th
division, on Walnut street, north, right resting
on 4th street 9Th division on Walnut street
| south, right resting on 4th street. Move down
Fourth to Lombard, up Lombard to Sixth
down sixth to Spruce, up Spruce to Seventh,
along Seventh to Poplar, down Poplar to Sec.
ond, along Second to Marker, up Market, to
Brsndgwne Bridge, down King to Sixth, along
Sixth to Orange, up O:ange to Delaware Av'
enue, out Delaware Avenue to Kings ro0d
couutermarch to Yves down West to Front
along Front to Tdtnall, up Tatnall to Fourth
down Fourth to oplar, and dismiss Thu
column will msve at o'clock P. NJ.
The loyal residents on the line OF the pro
cession are respectfully requested to illumi
nate their houses and places of business on thu
light of the procession.
| Msrshals OF C lubs and divisions, will repor
to the Chief marshal at the Head Quarter
Boys in Bleu Fourth and King streets, on tn
evening of the Parade. A. II aRIMsHAw,
WV. H. CLowARD Aid, Chief Marshal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29

Hon Henry Wilson, U. s. Senator from Mas
eachusetts, will address the citizens OF New
Castle, on Wednesday evening, October 81, at
u o'clock.
A Union Meeting will be held at BIidgeville
on Friday afternoon, Nov. 81, at 2 o'clock
To be addressed by James Riddle, ESQ.,, cam
didate fer Governor; Gen. james Given, Col
John Tomlinson.
Union Meeting will be held AT Summit
Bridge, on Friday November q, at n O'Clock
Pennington, Thursday afternoon, Nov. l.
Harrington, Thursday evening, Nov. ].
Milford Neck, Friday evening, Nov. 2
Backbird, Friday evening, Nov. 2.
McDonough, Monday evening, Nov. s.
Practical Farmer, Monday evening, Nov. 5
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29

46 .dere Farm for Sale We have for sale 46
acres OF very productive laud; acres Of good
woodland. Tine situation s high aud beauti-
iul, fronting or the public road, and wou'a d.
vide into two small places miles from the
City of Wilmington, in Cbristiana Huudred.-
Neighborhood very fine with schools, stores,
mills and churches near the property. WIN.
BRIeHr 4 Son Real Estate Dealers, WilminE-
ton, Delaware.
CpsJust received and for sale at the Central
Drug and Prescription store 5 W. corner of 5'h
and Mark ct streets, Dr. Mi Graths Magnetic Relief
and Pills. Also most of the approved remedies for
Fever and Ague, as follows Dir. Rowland's Tonic
Mixture. Ayers Ague Cure, Paschalls Fever and
Ague Mixture, Shallenberger's Fever and Ague
Antidote, osgoods India Cholagogue; also, all the
leading hair preparations, Dir. Tebbotts hair rcgen
orator, Halls remover, etc l.. M. ENGLAND,
Druggist. sep lO-lm
Nsi0 mode of Insurance The Delaware Fire
Insurance Company, No d07 Market street. IA
insurance for seven yea can DO effected in this
company by the payment OF the premium for hvr
years This materially reduces the COST of insur
and will be imp RANT consideration to parties do
siroub of obtaining loans on their property. Thu
mode OF insurance has special advantage to parties
loaning money, relieving them from the care oil
watching the annual expiration Of their policies.
-Y-Zepbyr knit shswls, hoods, 80, velvet rib
bons, all oolors; hanak erchiefs, toilet soaps OK
tracts, hosiery and large assortment of dress and
cloak buttons OF the latest styles Orders respect
| fully solicited and promptly attended to for goods
| n my line. John h. Fr0ck, 705 Market street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29
KENT COUNTY TICKET.

Senators.
James r Clements. Wilson L. Cannon.
Rsprsssntsfps.
Enoch Spruance. George Paris.
Isaac G, LON and. - John Woodal.
Philemon O. Garter. Andrew T. Thomas
David johnson.
Sheriff.
JOHN A. STEVENSON.
Coroner.
PETER Fl. MASSEY.
Levy Court Comm,ssioners.
John N. Clark Duck Greek Hundred.
Thomas Moore, Little Creek Hundred.
Myers Oassons, West Dover: Hundred.
Joseph Frazer, Milford Hundred.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29

An lnIsHMAN.-Certain Locoioco politicians
are electioneering very strongly against Jas.
Riddle on the ground that he ia an Irishman,
We suppose ii he had beeu an Euglishman or
German that they would have been less hos
tile to him. AT any rate they do not object
that he is foreigner, but that be is an Irish
man We are afraid that come few Union
men will be influenced by their arguments,
and decline to vote for him. II they are SO
proscriptive as to scratch the name eft a good
liberal minded man from their ticket at this
time, in order to oblige Salisbury and his
friends, they will act very foolishly indeed
We had thought that the rebellion did away
with all the old native feeling. When we saw
lrishmen, Germans and other foreigners en-
tering the army we felt that prejudice against
them was unwarranted, aad they should be re-
warded according to their merits, without ref
erence to the place OF their birth. II remains
with irshmen to say whether they will allow
one OF their countrymen to be hunted down by
set of INSCRIPTIONS politicians.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29

DRLAwARR.-We clip the following from the
Press: The contest for the redemption of Del
aware is progressing splendidly, Never have
the Union forces been in finer condition. They
seem to feel that it they win, new career will
be opened to the State, which, strange to say
retains upon its statue book provisions aud
inequalities of which modern South Carolina
would be ashamed, Complete victory on the
| 9Th OF November would give them the Cover
nor, the Representative in Congress, and the
Legislature, in their bands, would repeal the
| wretched laws that disgrace the State and even
the Coppsrheads that live by them give them
one, and eventually Two Republican Sena.
| tors. Theses stakes well worth fighting ior
and We are not surprised that they have called
forth all the active and gifted Unionists of the
| little Commonwealth.
| We trust there is not lover of the coun
try, or hater OF slavery, between the Penn
sylvania line and Cape Heniopeu, who ii
not awake and at work for the glorious cause
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29
HRAD. QUARTERS Boys IN BLUE.

WILMINGTON, DEL.i Uct' II, oO'
The undersigned having been assigned the
post Of Chief Marshal of the Grand Torch
Light Procession to take place on Thursday
evening, November 1st, at 7 o'clock, requests
that ali Gibbs and organizations will report to
him at the earliest date, stating the number
enrolled, aud whether the club will parade
mounted or as Infantry.
Each organization should, If possible, pro-
cure transparency designating the name and
location OF the club.
The following named persons will act on
the staff as aids Bt. Capt W. Fl. Cloward, Ad-
jutant; Lieut.. F. Nolen, Lieut.. J. Lewis, j. r
Finn, ESQ.,, b. Capt W. Bird, Brspdywine
| 3D.; Samuel Bancroft, Christiana Hundred.
Each Club will choose its own Marshal, who
will be distinguished by cash and badge
The sash red for artillery; yellow for mounted
men; and white for infantry
A. n. GRIMSHAW, Chief Marshal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29
SUSSEX COUNTY TICKET.

Senator's.
John 7. Conwell, John l.. Bacon
Representatives..
Joseph NJ Davis, Cedar Greek.
Simeon Pennewell, North West Fork.
VIM. ". Sharp, Nanticoke.
Robert NJ. Fooks, Indian River.
DR.. Henry F. Hall, Lewes and Rehsboth.
VIM. W. Morgan, Broad Greek,
Joshua j. Collier, Baltimore.
SherT.
JACOB D. KINNEY.
Coroner.
JOHN W. ROGERS.
Fbr Levy Court.
VIM. N. Thoroughbred, Indian River.
Robert L. Brown, North West Fork.
John H. Satterfeld, Nsnticoke.
Elisha w. Cannon, Dagsborough.
James wilkins, Cedar Greek.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29

nEA- We notice that Noah Brooks, Naval
Agent at San Francisco, California, was turned
out OF Office because he had stated in his pa
per that Andy johnson was drunk when he
was inaugurated. Some one sent paper to
his accidency, who removed Brooks. Did
Caleb P. Johnson send a paper o: the date OF
March 4th, 1865, to Andy SO that he should be
appointed Marshall If a Republican says
head. If a rebel says SO it is patriotic and in
he goes to office.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29
HIAE<ISIu

On tn 18th Instant by Rev. Tb".1pl l..
Foulsor, Nr. Charles T.. jar i,,n Js., ST phila-
d'phis, aud slrs Aanie ., Woo OF ID pwsre
CITY
GA the 23l taHa6L, ut lh' residence Of lie
brides father by the Rv J In Brown, Rector
OF 81. AIMS Ohurch, Andrew =. EiAaon TO Mag
gle r. dta- u'ot OF Il " G1ehran, MI OF N, W
rs, lie cOmnLr Dol.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29

Ma. PEABoDY's WEALTH Mr.. Peabody's for
tune is yarious'y estimated, and conjecture is
busy trying to discover what he is worth. In
1851 he was Numbered among the miionaires
OF London, and during the following ten years
bis business greatly increased. la 1860 be WAS
said to be worth $l5ooo,ooO in gold, and he
has endowed various charities in the princey
sum OF 50 100000. Mr.. Peabody Is now pro.
badly worth $lO,OOO,OoO or SIS 900 900, for
the increase OF his property during the pas:
six years has been considerable. Fortune has
not smiled on him in vain, for seldom has SO
bountiful giver been numbered among men
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29


BA-The trial of the Baltimore Police Com
missioners was begun before Governor Swsnn
at Annapolis, on Friday. The Comm ssioner's
counsel, though denying the Jurisdiction, are
present to watch the examination OF witnesses
eEThe Peabody Institute at Baltimore,
was dedicated on Friday. Mr.. Peabody was
welcomed by Governor Swami, and replied
briefly. The endowments OF the destitute
mount to 81 100000.
f@. Albert Lyman. young Republican of
Potter county, Travelled thirty miles over q rough
and bleak road, on the day of the election to
poll vote for Gen, Gsary. Here is an exam
Pile to be followed by dilatOry young men.
la Lieut. Gen Sherman, accompanied by
| Gen. Grant had an interview with the Presi-
dent on Friday Gen. Sherman afterwards had
lengthy private conference with the e1ecu-
| tive.
BA-The election in West Virginia was held
on Thursday. The returns indicate increased
Republican msjotitiss. Governor Borenan is
reelected.
s- The French frigate wrecked off New
foundland on the 22d OF September was the nj.
ODE. Ons hundred and fifty bodies OF those ON
board have been washed ashore.
R-George A. Treholm, ex. rebel Secretar,
OF the Treasury, has been pardoned by the
President, oR the recommendation of General
Ho ward, Sickles, Dix and others.
~ lis understood that Jefferson Davis will
not be tried before next spring, be meanwhile
rSR aiming prisoner In Fortress Monroe
B6rThere is report thai Governor Orr an,
other prominent South Caroliuians favor tn
adoption of the Constitutional Amendment.
k@-It is rumored that General Steadmal
has been ppointed to command at New Or
leans.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29
NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET

NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET
Senator's.
John @. Jackson, of Mill Creek Hundred.
Curtis B. Ellison. of Penoader.
Representatives.
Benjamin Nields, Samuel Bancroft,
John A. Allderdice, Joha Piiling,
Charles Corbit, Andrew Eliason,
Levi W. Lattomus
For Sheriff,
SAMUEL ALLEN.
For Coroner,
BENJAMIN T. BELLEW.
Levy Court Commissioners.
Robert Walker, Mill Creek Hundred,
William McOlelland, White Clay Creek,
John P. Belville, Red Lion,
Samuel NJ. Enos, st. Georges,
Abraham Ingram, and
Jonathan s Hand, Appoquiuimink.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29
C. ". JONES, NJ. D.,

Office in Basement near the City Hall,
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY Dir BAKER
MTILMINGTON, DEL. Residence Mt Mrs KEENE'F
w Boarding HOUSE, 900 MARKET 81.
EQUALITY TO ALL. Ungormiiy Of pf,cs.
New Feature an Business EpsIV one HIS
Ohsn Salesman Jones 4 Co Of the Crescent one
price Clothing store, No 0OI Market street, above
Sixth Philadelphia. In addition to having tho lar.
gest most varied and fashionable stock Of Clothing
In Philadelphia made expressly for retail sales, We
have constituted every one his Ownsaesman by hay-
ng marked in figures, on every article tho yery low
est price 1t can be sold for they cannot possible
vary-al must buy alike. This goods are nged
and prepared, and great pains taken with tho m a.
getting good article at the very lowest price Also
large stock OF PIECE aooDs on hand of the latest
styles and qualities, which will be made to order In
the most fashionable and bost manner, % pei cent
below credit prices. Es- Remember tho Crescent
In Market St. .aboys6th, Phis, JOINS 4 Co
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29
Halls Vegetable Sioilian Hair Re-
newer.

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILlAN HAIR RE-
NEWER.
REVIEWS THE HAIR
Restores dray Hair to its original color
PREVENTS ITS FALLING Orr
Makes the Hair Smooth and Gl ssy
IT Does NOT sTAIN TIRE SKIN
1t has proved itself tho best preparation ever pre-
scented to the public
Give it trial Price 81 So.
X. r. HALL d co, NASHUA. n. II,
For eale by all druggists
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29
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svt collie, Of the of Letter. of Admiusittfi
upon IN" Estate Ol The iFrrHs ed viii b,
ing tneIe1l ~ cHHsug al verli dement's 10 BE- "a rd
Hthlh l"rlI dayf from thr date ,uch ipttt in I,
.Ithe lnoHt public places - tu" county a. Nov 1
Ie reqlrins all peraonE having drmiis arnirFtt Ii
hsthtf't n present. thesAre .hisr D, ar Art al A
,sulody IN such ease mate aud provided, Ar Itn AZ
~ hhl, 70 ne Inserted within The tLH. ItrU in "a
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29
WIDOWS INCREASED Pension

l HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE CORRECT FORMS
| tor making application Tor widows increased Pen
sluns All soldiers wild rvs a lowed in add
lion TO the - per mouth - per month for every child
under 10 years Of aye Make application 1t My
cnrRe IL only 50 Ton attending this business. This
increase Pension be- obi that elru widow ~
Ia able t. draw LeT money March lth lsb7,
WIN. Is. WIGGISS
US Army aud Navy Claim Agent,
sept lJ-lm No. 6lO Market ST, wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29
Delaware General Insurance
Agency.
NJ. n. Van Trump.
302 Market Street, Second Story,
Ieafness, HItnNmoss anu Un.nrrh

UVHIH's.' h1NHNH"HN HHN NhIhrrh
Treated with thr utmost success, by Dr.. j. II AACs
0culis aud AuTist (iormeily VI Leyden Iollad,) No.
$40 PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Testimonials
from tho most reliable the City aud Country
he seen his oihcO The medical faculty nrc invited
~ accompany their pltlent he has secrets in his
ptattce. ARTIFICIAL ny III inserted without rain
No char o III a 40 for 90 Amlunllnn Sant lnll-lu