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get them by forced loan from bis already oyerburdened sub
iects What lesson TO France and Spain also neither Of
whom had importance their hands for sew
era years and the former of whom has yearly
defcs while the latter besides the population OF old debts
asking subjects the payment Of months taxes
advance and actually begging her clergy relieve the
penury Treasury by voluntarily renguishng part Of
their salaries"
The reconciliation between the Government and the people
Of Prussia under such circumstances hardly fail
complete and the annexation Of provinces the Bran
denburg Monarchy could not take place under better auspices
That the King himself earnest and sincere 10 his wish
this reconciliation is not Doubtful and the uprghness Of his
intentions percepblo through every period in bis speech
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

MURDER OF A FRENCH oPFICER--ARRIvAL OF THE
UNITED STATES MINIsTRR-DRATH OF AN AUNT OF
QUEEN EMMA.
SAN FRANCISCO Saturday. Aug. le 1866
A Honolulu dispatch Of July 20 reports that Jules
Dudon Chancellor French Consulate murdered In
Gov MeCook the new United States Minister arrived at
A princess, aunt to Queen Emma died on July IS.
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Prussia'. Reply 10 shc Demand OF Bu-.ia for a
Cengress.

The Berlin correspondent Of TIE Times, in a letter
dated the ilh inst, says
Prussia in reply 20 tho Russian demand that the redvson
OF Germany should be nsde the subject Of debera
ton European Congress has declined 20 entertain any
proposal Of the hind H she TO attend Congress at all IL
must be convened for the asowed purpose Of taking note OF
and sanotOnin whatever changes she may have
previously worked out 90 her own responsibility.
The Caciqros as Inc fugitive princes have been con
tempuoufy dubbed since beginning clamor for foreign
interference nay dispatch letters and ambassadors 20 all points
Of the compass but VII o change this determination OF their
victorious and confident e II could only Of
war and series d signal reyees in the field that Prussia
would abate her clainas ca this head.
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FRANCE.

The Paris Press silent ON the Frontier
Question.
LONDON Monday, Aug 20-noon.
The following dispatch has been received from
Peris;
"PARI, Monday, Aug. 20, 1866.
The Paris papers keep silent in regard to the question Of
sbs Modification Of tie frontiers Of France"
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FINANCIAL.

.r Loxpos Aug. 20-booB.
The following are the current prices at noon to-day
CCBsols for money sei.
United States FivsTweDties esI
EFie shares l2i.
Illinois Central shares, "a.
LrvgRPcoi, Aug. 20-noon
The Cotton market 10 unchanged. The ssIes today are
estimated at 1000 bales. Mid6ing Upauds l3ld
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The A,inn,ie Telegraph.

yIscouSr MoycKs REPLY TO THE QUEENS MEssAGH.
The following answer has been returned by the
Governor Canada TO the message transmitted By
Lord Carnaryo in The name OF her 1lhlesiy -.
" - OTTAWA Aug. l, 1906
&" yGsconnt MoEek 10 Tia Earl Of CdraIrroH
"cABl1-Your message u JuiJ = received Present my
humble duty 10 the Queen her Majesty that her Ms
sys qualification at additional strength which the com
neion Of the Atlantic Telegraph will give TO the unity OF her
empire is shared by all her subj In British Sorth America
SNP "MoscK."
MESSAGES BETWEEN LONDON AND yASCoUyERs
ISLAND.
An exchange of courteses has just passed between
M MAYOR of Vancouyers Island the Lord Mayor by ele.
graph he one trying embody in biz message the feeling Of
Ia colony ard the other u the mother country The
st MESSAGE was received et the MEon house on Friday
night and was IN these terms;
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BY STEAMSHIP.
PRUSSIA.
A.s,... 4. ,he Cr.vn PrInce.

Before the departure Of the Crown Prince OF Prus-
ala o an address was TO him by the
Danicpai authorities Of the city expressing tne aeep
ess IN e death Of s infant oa and enlogzng 10 glowing
terms the personal part taken BY the Prince IN me mte
ana commended y pointing out the Joyous pros
cts that all their Just hopes both Prussan aud National
4ould be speedily realized.
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THE PRBRDMRN.
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Special Dhp.eh 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHIsGroy Monday, Aug. 90 1866.
Can Runkle commanding the District of Columbia,
C. reports, under date August l. that there large
number Of vagant freedmen in that district who have
broken contract avoided work. and committed number
~ ou,rascs On the other hand vagrant whites nu
MARQUIS and ourages upon freedmen of constant occur
romeo In fact there ia generally white man at the
ho,,om OF all outrsges committed by freedmen. There is
asnositiou among planters TO drive the negroes from
thar plantations on the most nyoous charges at the
time when are manred and ready Tor harvesting
bns receiving for themselves the share which would fall
90 Tho freedman The Provost Court Is unable to remedy
these evils tho Judge is commanding company and is
post Adutant; and would recommend the abolishng Of
,h proyo.t Court and tho establishing of Freedmens
S"nrt IN connection with the Bureau. For July, the
nnber of contracts made number Of labores con-
tracted FOR, 3S.
EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
FoKraEss MONROE. Friday Aug II, 1860.
rrho t,oohIas NJ Drummondtown on the Eastern shore
~ yrglrs between the whites and blacks which sup
pressed several weeks ago BY OF troops sent
u Rsond ' pped sss ss a saa ns.
49,. conmsnSa@ arrived here from Richmond. The de-
aehmen 50 Ia number was sent from tsre this evening
the tug Geneva and VII. DC Ia'eaea r some Length Oh
pet Of tic causes ,hc beuz removed on last
Monday al eneousier oce.iea ds ~ o 'as o
h Inv the prompt exeOGs OF the agent Of me Ereedmens
Rfean stationed at Dummondiown. 1t was queed before
any serious results ensusu'
ENGLISH AID FOR THE PREEDNES.
The Secretary of the Treasury has received through
the Department Of State within the last six months.
contributions from eitizeus Of birmingham England, amount
nr in the arsreg. to over 1000 in gold which has been
,,eepsd by them for the relief Of the eee race OF this
rv Beside these money contributions large amount Of
.as .,l-.e. - sSSa resolved Su - -:-..s. an
Gssd foy Tie obieft 9suElAtso
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UROPE.
News by the Atlantic Gable
to the Goth inst.
Peace Negotiations Pro
crossing.
PROPOSED ENLARGEMENT OF THE Do
MINlONS OF PRUSSIA.
Enthusiastic Reception Of the King Of
Prussia in Berlin,
The Parisians Dissatisfied with
Prussia.
The Text Of the Preliminsries Of
Peace.
The Defective State Of the English
Navy.
England Has no Ships to Send 10 Sea.
FINANCIAL NTELLIGENCE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
TIE Defective State Of the English
Navy.
England Has no Ships to Send 10 Sea.
FINANCIAL MTELLIeEWCE,
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
GERMANY.

PreposeS Enlargement OF Prussia's Dominions
BERLIN, Saturday, Aug. ls, 1866.
Abin is under discussion in the Prussan Chambers,
which has its object the annexation to Prussia of the
Kingdom Of Hanover tho Electorate Of Hesse the Duey
81 Nassau, ard the City Of Frankfort
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ITALY.
STORM In the Adria,ic.

A storm broke out in tie Adriatic on The 9Th.
fttera vessels Of The Italian Feet were damaged and the
higae Afondsore sunk port " Ancona The crew
saved end Efforts gtte being made 70 raise the
ship C0mmtoe of Inquiry had been instituted to invss
gate tie cause 81 The disaster.
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The Peace Cesarsss.

PRAGUE, Saturday Aug L. 1900
The Peace Congress is in session, and negotiations
e making favorable progress The EatfesOns Of treaty
sfpssee wiz it is expected be exchanged in ten days
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
Try Telegraph. l

The following appointments were made Yesterdays
Thomas G. Haley Assessor xxlst District Nev'forhi
William Tslley Collector With District, Pennsylvania
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The Tran.n,isntic Steamer.

NO CRAEGB AT PRESENT IN THE DAY OF THB d.
PARTURE PROM LIVERPOOL.
The official correspondence between the Liverpool
ChaateT Of Commerce the Postmaster eners and the
fgerts 81 TIE Cgbard eauers the day OF de-
ftstarc bep liverpool being changed from Saturdays 10 I'M
s<xS AkAAsa ItSlteS u eeslaysb9A tAAI " ffeeg1
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FRANCE.


JAhItl bhtUIubFi <NukUtF - 3t'7'
The Emperor Napoleon denies having entertained
any design Of sppe1ng any Of the territory Of Belgium to
France.
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ny STEAMER ST. DAvTDs EReN
FATHER POINT.


POPULAR FEELING ~ PARIS IN REFERENCE TO THE
KING op pRUssIAs SPEECH.
The Times says the speech Of the King Of Prussia
has DO, made favorable impression IL Paris even among
those who approved bis The absence Of eny al
lesion 10 or Other foreign powers oends the
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LVNDOEI
IL is rumored here that the Italian Government
VIII econ treat directly with the Pope for the csssOn Of bis
temporal oinons and tie establishment Of Rome the cap
ttai Of Italy
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JAPAN.

Advices from Japan state that Convention was
concluded with the japanese Government by all the foreign
representatives in japan on the 25th Of June.
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The south Pacific.

san FRANCISCO Saturday, Aug ~ ices.
Advces from Papicte, Tahiti. TO the 9th OF 'ay re-
Vol, ,.n. >. rem s.-ei. -.- t,sL sleI l.S.i1E
bas hssa ordered 70 4Aal4a
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Political Matters Dull

LONDON Saturday, Aug. ls. 1866.
There is nothing Of importance to report in British
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MEXICO.

CONFIRMATION OF THE RECENT LIBERAL SUCCESSES
The following letter has been received by Senior Romero
the Mexican Minister.
MlTAMoRos Aug O. 1866.
DEAR srE The French have evacuated Monterey and
Sao and both places In the possession Of our forces
Within month Gen. Escabedo will have 10 600 men and with
I'm o months he will be before San Sus Tampco has been
attacked by Cuess and Gomez In combination with part OF
the garrison the 4h forces In possession Of the
naza and nearly Of the with the exception Of the
0A Cseaais two quarters where the French 10 the
number OF concentrated Payon and bis forces were
the river aid force In the Huestioa
under has returned to the National cause
ana united with Payon.
MANUEL SAAvEDRA.
CoRTIYAs PRONOUNCED PoR,THB FRENCH.
EEw.ORLEANs Monday Aug, 90, 1866.
Rio Grande adyiccs Of the 18th report Escobedo in
Monterey the 9Th.
On the 4th Cortinas took Reynosa from the Liberal
Commsndant and pronounced for the French.
NJ Douay left Saltillo for Monterey the 9Th with
1900 men, Bazano at San Luis, sending reinforce
ments,
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CHINA.

SHANGHAI. July 6.-The Nieuf are reported TO be
gs,eTed near Nankin The capture Of Kensua confirmed
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desirable until the present mail contract termin
Hes at end Of l67 when several important changes VIII
proba bly, have 10 be made
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IvI-'E 14I4fit8IRf ]@N-'DH'1''
Col. Thomas G. Pitcher, United States Army, has
been ordered to relieve BGcve Major Gen. Cuum supern
tendent Of the Military Academy West Point Gen Cul-
lam report MajorGen Humphreys Chief Of the Eng
neer Corps This Of recent order assign
ing Gen. Augur to West Point.
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crowd the halls Of the White House all the cabinet
with the exception of Mr. Seward had interviews the
President to-day Official business only said to have been
transacted Rumors Of Secretary S.aDtoEs resgning
still prevalent It Is said that II he win resign be will be
rendered foreign mission This viii get him out Of the
country and BY the time the Presidential
rves he return forgiven and forgotten by his Isonsl
enemies. ..l % f.- -- 4. ....-..--- ~. I. 4
IMPORTANT TO INTERNAL REVENUE ASSESSORS.
The following special order, concerning Assistant
Assessors has been issued. q '-ss... ..'-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE INTERNAL RsvrsuK
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-21
AWs OF DELAWARE.

Sefiions and II qf an Gei entitled "An act regulating
ne SAFE Of Lfo1cdtiHg Liquors, DC =" passed al Dopef
March 1851 as amended ty act Of february 10, 1868
shclloNY II any taVern-keeper, the keeper Of any
Aehodse or vietuAng house, shall suffer any person
continue drinking and tppng in his house at nseason
Ate hOura Of the night shall suffer any dls0rderly
person TO remain In hs house, shall knowingly suffer
any game upon which anything OF value Ia bettsd or
hakarded To be played In his house its
or the keeper Of any alehouse victuAliing house
shall ss any intoxicating liquors. except Ae or other
malt liquors, he shall cOuYieon thereof indct
nsnl inrieit and pay for the Tst offence tine of fty
dolsTs peHdes costs and in default Of payment thereof
shall he imprisoned not less than one nor more than six
months and for tue second offence shall forfeit aud nay
hue Oi seNentyhye dollars, besides costs. in dc.
Ault OF shall be imprisoned not less than thres
nor more tan twelve months and for the third offence
shall forfeit and pay ane OF hundred dollars be.
sides costs, aud 10 default Of payment thereof shall be
Imprisoned not less than six than
and such third conviction shall also ipSo fdcio work
forfeiture Of his or her license and he shs shall be
such third conviction.
SECTION IL. If any person shall keep tavern ale
house or Vetualllng house. without valid license as
required by this act II any person other than the dis
er manufacurer Of intoxicating lIo nora rom fruit
may be possessed mentioned In the preceding seetsn
ui THIS aci SHALL without having valid license there
Tor AZ prescribed by this act sell any intoxicating liquors
by measure Of quart or upwards any person not
NctuRng house. with the privilege Of selling ntoxi.
calns liquors under the Visions Of this ae shall sell
any Intoxicating liquors by any measure less than
quart such Person shall upon conviction thereof by in.
one hundred dollars besides costs and In default OF
payment thereof shall be imprisoned less than six
nor more than twelve MONTHS and for second or any
SUBSEQUENT offence shall forfeit and pay fine OF two
theteol shall be imprisoned not less than nine moro
than twelve months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-21
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALIIMoRE Rail hOA1 riME M nj -----

! DHILADELPHIA, WIImINGTON avn
Il BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
CohhkNolNG MONDAY, JULY I'd, 1896.
ri, Irslns will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AND
WAshlNdTON AVENUE, as follows; ~
h3rkkss TRAIN at AIS A. NJ, (MondAys exeeptad.i
@ipstoB Sss1 and W,shnston stopping at Chester viii
stams Aeordeen Perryman's Magnolia chasss and
wAY.MAIL TRAIN at SIS A. NJ. .fsund.v, ,o.D,.s ,
UI ssimore stopping at all regular Stations bessn
PhladelphA and baltimore '-s '''"''"
DELAWARE r. r. TRAIN II aoo A n fsnn,,..
eAospteuJ Tor Princess Anne Milford and ntermejisfe
for hBaIh5ss B.5sSa IRAIN lS LIS Sundays sxespsd
4rhkss TRAIN at 400 P. (sundAys excspted)for
and Washington, stopping at Chsster Gnyn,ont
Wilmington, Newark Elkton North Esst ParryTilis'
aa1ia Ss SIaes, AberdeeH PeuymAns Edgswood Mag,
nia; niaf, S1ssss SilH ~ 8 and stemmers Run.
ysshilt yhJnt EAPkEsS at l1OO p. M for BAltimors and
ros NopsSE y G SO4t ls:m Baltimore for Fortress Mon
il'4b A. N. Train, '''N"i'Hu ""' pAe 'ns
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
mIpgtanS al all stations between Philadelphia aud viii
:, Leave Philadelphia at sOO A. NJ. 1aso4 an am an.
Railroad 9o, hs 70 NJ train connects with Delaware
aoau i ,, .9n harrington and interme ediste ststons
and ss sao Wilmington at $50, 7i5 and $40 a. H. 400
iso fsai s5S o5 So Nsw Castle leave Phadeph. AsooAm
s,tIons hS sS A. NJ Train from Wilmington will not sOp
'''"e DelNeen Chester and Philadelphia
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
law r. M.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
5s esve We Chester a 746, s4s and loi4 lao aA
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
prass gSi!i@ore 9s 126 NJ, Way Mail eQOA LIZ.
H., Express @'' Express ds6 NJ, Rkpress sa6P.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Vnsster At ~ and 8.52 A. NJ. 3,asPM
wilmington at 623. 9 SO A. NJ and iIbpM
fhbIGHr TRAINS, WITH PASSENGER nIp
,,, ATTACHED,
~ Ieans IS iolloEs-WllminRton for p.,r.-,,, -.
AZ u stations, At 6.06 r. NJ Batmoys - u 80
Sii,a ~ 1uu a intermediate stations st II6 p p.r.
~ ioa nllInington and intermediate statians tsgga
rraln Tor Philadephis. ''N VI" eoo a. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ys&fhkss TRAIN at 4i6 A. A.. 6or R.,,,,..
pista sen, stopping at Chester, Rilmnrton NsvLo
Issn NoIth EAST Perryvills Hayre A. C3rs,s go
NiaTr Magnolia, ChAsss and atsmms s
Washington. -.'VV T. ~ LOT Baltimore and
,,n nAc.SCSa!MoDATIoN .SS TRAIN at il3oP.M fl, w,,n.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
f,r.es 's baltimore at 626 p. NJ, stoppipv AZ u..
and Ssy .ne and Wilmington. Aiso atons a. tlh,
W. axe passengers for PhiladephiS ma i
iaavs om maahinglon or Balmsrel and CbSsst
FA'i'lIom baltimore or Washington
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
.S,Ia,s mRI1sson =. for Philadelphia and p,.,m.s,,.
Il. y. KENNgY. supa,,r,.ns.,..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-21
pHllADslpnlA, July 2, 1865 --jyla
ID EGIsTER'S OFFICE,

IN Ngw CASTLE County, June 2Tth 1866.
upon the application Of Samuel O. Tatum and John r.
Iatnm Executors Of the last viii and Testament Of John
". IAtum, late Of Wilmington Hundred, In said County
deceased It's ordered aud directed by the Register
the Executors aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of
letters tesamentary upon the estate Of the deceased with
he dale OF granting thereof by causing advertisements
70 be posted within forty days from the date Of such
Letters IN six Of the most public places Of the County OF
New Castle requiring all persons having against
the estate present tho same abide by Act Of As
Hsnoy IN sueh case made and provided And also
me same 20 be Inserted within the period In the
llshei In Wilmington, and to be continued therein two
f~- Given under the hand and Seal Of 0dlcs Of the
L. a. Register Aforesaid at New Castle In New Castle
- County Aforesaid, the day and year above written
X, G., FRAIM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-21
10 CONsUnTPTIvns

Tho advertiser having been restored to health In f,v
weeks oy very simple remedy after having suffered for
several years with severe lung Affection and that dread
asease O9nsumpton-is anxious to make known to lis
fellow sufferers the Of cure.
10 all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the prescrlp
on used re1 OF ehargel with the directions for prepa
lrg aud using the same which they will hnd suRR N Ry
inr Consumpton, Asamd, BroHehfis, Coughs Cois and
All Throat and Lung Afeetions The only object Of The
advertiser Ia sending the Prescription benefit the
smieel and spread Information which he conceyes ia
be Invaluable and he hopes sufferer will try his
blessing. - f''"
Parties wishng the prescription, FRrR, by return mail
Wln please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
use2s-wlv Wllliamghursh Kings Co.. New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-21
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion Of three
stories Of the large double building nj the N
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH strssta, ia we'll lighted,
and httei up 10 style oi elegance aud convenience
which iH unsurpassed
The instruction given here h of the most practical and
huaiAess-ke character The appreciation Of its value Is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
hundred students ln attendance, and also by the
readiness with which Its graduates secure lucrative
situations and the large number cf applications made
To the College for them.
The course ofinslructlon includes
Bo0KKEEPINO,
which L. taughtn all Its departments and applications
lust "a II hraeteed by the best accountants busl.
ness men. Each student opens, writes and closes
several set Of books adapted the various branches
trade makes out In proper form the various papers
In business, such AZ Pfomissory Notes Receipts AZ.
count Currents, Account Sales Business Letters
balance Sheets &c., and Is instructed In the large
variety OF transactions and customs ofbunlnsss life.
PBNMANsHIP
which ls Important to every business man, tscelyss
especial attention. and the method Of instruction pursued
mere Is we'll calculated to make elegant aud rapid penmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
neadinB Interest Profit and Loss Averaging Aceouats
EAohsnse, Se Is taught In its shortest and most ap
coNAssoIAt Law, MATH2xAros and DlrEcrlso Cous.
Ehh No'Hs are Included In tue VI Instruction.
TELEGRAPHINd
both BY sound and on Paper ia taught by onaofhe hast
ot practical and experienced operators aud every facility
Is afforded for acquiring full knowledge Of all the
mlnuue OF the profession.
a department has been opened for the reception Of
81 ladies for Instruction in this branch The great and
increasing demand for competent OPERATORS offers uu
usual opertunlf SfOr TemunerAtiYe employment,
AS llstructk4 Is given to each student separately
so. W Nv
The time usually required for the complete Counting
uo9se Courses varies from eight to twelve weeks,
eordiug TO the number OF hours daily devoted to IT.
handsome Diploma with the seal Of the inst tuition
tAehed, is awarded en- graduation.
students are received at any time, and are instructed
at such hours as may hest suit their convenience
catalogues containing terms, SC, may be obtained
gratis on application.
GCRTrEsDRs's series OF Practical Treatiaea on BooE
EKEpiHd, and JuDGB SHARwooDs lectures before the
students. on Commercial Law, for aae at the College
S.H. CRITTENDEN & CO.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-21
ERROus OF youT.,

Gentleman who sutfsled f'r years from Nervous De-
oility, Premature Decay, and all the Effects Of ynnhu
indsoteton WILL for the sake II suffering humanity send
Tree to all who need H. the recipe directions Gr max
ing the simple remedy by when he was cured sufferers
waning 70 pront by the adyertiser8 experience
by addressing JOHN n OgDFN
lee2o-WlY No. 10 ChamheTa st. New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-21
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal.
CEGCTnNc 1onn

The buildings and grounds have besu plareI In co,
plete order and filled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience OF sudeuts
Rooms arc furnished for the oldest hOyH as in Colleges
private study free from the confusion aud restraint OF
The Course of instruction IL thorough ana practical
dasgnsd to Mt our young for admission to our best
Colleges or for the active dutiesof the farm shop Of
counting house. "
BY the berety OF the Board OF Trustsas the Academy
FURNISHED with library Of 1000 volumes nd one VI
the Des. collections Of Chemical ana Philosophical appa.
rauh IN the United 6tAtos-thup Alfofdng facilities ion
acquiring complete ScientGl and Mathematical edura
ton Ar superior to most schools in our country
The best Teachers will be employed ani no labor
spared 10 secure the proper, moral mental and physical
uAihng OF the young aatrusted TO his caro- Terms
moderate For oircularg snd Information addr.fr
EDWARD J.. PORTER,
IjaI