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INTERNATIONAL.

Several prominent gentleman having been
mentioned in the .jOurndI as suitable nomi-
nees from whom to select a candidate for
the highest electoral office in our State it
may not be out of place for Kent County
man TO give publicity to the name OF one
who stands high in this county, and where
ever he is known, ms an honorable and
intelligent gentleman, in every way qualified
to fill the executive chair. allude TO
George z. Tybout, Esq, so long and iavora-
bly, known as one of the leading agriculurists
of New Castle County His whole life
having been devoted to his business as a
farmer, he is free from all political entangle-
ments. mo enemies to punish or partisan
friends TO reward" A firm Unionist, he
shouldered his gun at the approach of the
enemies of his Government, and proved
himself willing and prepared to meet any
emergency. If the candidate is to be selected
from New Castle County, there is no one
who would be more acceptable to the farmers
of the State, or who would bring to the Office
qualities more 10 be admired than the gen.
tleman have named. KENT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
GENERAL NEWS.

Basil Duke, who was brains for Morgan,
the famous Rebel raider, is produce dealer
in Cincinnati.
The bill providing for the permanent loca-
iion of the Capital at Buchanan, West Vir-
ginia, passed the House Friday. The name
of the town should be changed
The Prince of Wales has sent a handsome
bridal present to Mrs. Henry johnson, nee
Harriet Lane, in acknowledgment of the
courtesies rendered him at the White House
while that lady presided there.
The Philadelphia Quakers have raised a
fund of one hundred and twenty-five thou
sand dollars TO found an institute for colored
children in that city.
The first through telegram ever received
in San Antonio, Texas, from Washington
was printed In the Herald OF that place on
the 10Th day of January last
The Pennsylvania Legislature has appro.
priated $500, 900 for the relief of the citizens
of Chambersburg who suffered losses from
the rebel raid in October, 1852
The iron manufacturers of pittsburg have
been compelled, as stated by them, to reduce
the wages of journeymen on account of the
great decrease of business Many of til,
workmen have refused to work on the lower
wages, and some of the mills have temper
arily stopped.
A heavy defalcation has been brought tt
light in the officeof the United States Sub
Treasurer in San Francisco, committed earl,
in January by William Macy, cashier in til,
office. So far as discovered the defacator
amounts to about $50, 900, of which 50, 900 il
in currency and the balance in gold. Tn,
deiaulter has ahsconded to parts unknown
Lincoln birthday was noticed at Trenton
N j., on the 12th, by an Grafton before til,
Legislature, and bill was subsequently in
troduced to make the day holiday.
The steamer Belfast loaded with 594 bale
of cotton, was seized by guerrillas lately OF
the Tombgbee river. She was soon recap
tured, and the stolen cotton recovered, to
gether with five of the robbers
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The engineer OF train on the Fleming
ton, n. ]. road, was killed on Friday, by
the bursting of the boiler of his engine. The
fireman was badly scalded
A boiler in the mill OF the Mechanics
Manufacturing Company, at Petersburg, Va,
exploded on Friday last, shatterng the build.
ing, and killing four of the employees and
wounding ten of them.
Lieutenant Cushing, the hero of the Albe.
marie expedition, was recently thrown from
his horse at Hilo, and his collar bone broken.
man named Dr. Hughes was hung at
Cleveland, Ohio, last Saturday He was a
man who was intelligent and educated,
though Of dissolute habits, deliberately mur
dered poor girl who had married him not
knowing that he had another wife living. He
was sent to the Penitentiary for bigamy,
and, on being pardoned out, sought his vic.
tim to induce her to live with him again. -
She refused, and lie murdered her. On the
scaffold he made two speeches and delivered
a prayer. In his speech he argued strongly
against hanging for murder
In Boone county, Kentucky, returned
Rebel soldiers are numbering negroes, and
have ordered the departure of the Govern.
ment officials A military force has been
sent to quell the disturbance
At Brownsville, Texas, it is a common re
mark at the breakfast table, "Well, who wa
killed last nightS" or "Were there any bodice
found floating in the river yesterday"
A California millionaire appears to hay,
been sued by an enterprising widow 70
breach of his marriage promise, alleging he
damages to have been 100000
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
nRIruARN.


Departed this life on the 18th of January,
1860, at the residence of his mother in this
city, WAsHINGToN B. WOODWARD, aged 81
years. He commenced the study OF medi-
cine, in the office of DIR. Porter, and pursued
it with care and assiduity up to the com
mencement of his sickness. BY his kind,
aiiable and gentlemanly department, he won
the love and esteem of his associates, and
the high regard of all who made his acquain-
tance. Seldom does it fall to the lot of any
community TO record the death of one SO
young, and at the same time so universally
respected by all who knew him
The Divine superintendence that has re-
moved him from amongst us, has cast many
in gloom and sorrow, and if prayers and tears
could have prevailed, his life would have
been longer spared. But such was not the
decree that had gone forth. II becomes Ills
not to murmur or repne, but TO bow with
reverence and submission The dispensation
is solemn and instructive, and speaks to all a
language that cannot be misunderstood, and
ought not 10 be disregarded With the
heart-stricken and afflicted mother and near
relations of the deceased, this community
deeply sympathizc, The Providence is too
awful and sacred to them, to receive comfort
from the lips of man; but there is One,
who ''tempers the wind to the shorn lamb
and who can out Of their deep afiliction, af-
ford them full and abiding consolation. a.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
ARMY BULLETIN.
BREVETs.

BREVETs.
Brigadier General Daniel Ullmann, to be
Major General by brevet for meritorious
services.
ADJOURNMENT or THE ALEXANDRIA COURT
MARTIAL.
The court martial which has been sitting
at Alexandria for several months past, un-
der the supervision of General Green, has
adjourned sine die.
BOARD FOR THE EXAMINATION OF BREECu-
LOADING ARMS FOR INFANTRY
Special Order--No. 40.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, 1866. I
Extract.
A board of officers will assemble at Wash.
ington, ID. G., ON the 10Th day of March.
1866, or MS soon thereafter as practicable, to
examine thoroughly the following questions
and make recommendations thereon =
l. What form and calibre of breech-load.
ing arms should be adopted as a model for
future construction of muskets for infantry.
2. What form and calibre should be adopt.
ed as Il model for future construction of car.
bines for cavalry.
3. What form ofbreech- loading arm should
he adopted as model for changes of mus.
kets already constructed to breech-loading
muskets.
Each person who submits an arm to the
above board will be required to state in writ.
ing the lowest price at which ii will be fur.
nished, in the event Of its being adopted Ly
the government
The Chief Of Ordinance will furnish the
board all the information in his power and
will also provide it with office room, sta,
tionery, and place for experimental firing,
targets, ammunition, &c.
The report of the board will be made
through the Chief of Ordnance
DETAIL FOR rHE BOARD.
Major General w. S. Hancock, U. S. Vols
Breyet Major Gen. r. O. Buchanan, Col
LIST U. S. Inf
Brevet Brig. Gen. T. V. Hagner, Lit. Col
Ord. Dept. U. S. A.
Breyet Brig. Gen. Chas. Griffin, Capt. 5tl
| L. S. Art
Brcyet Col J. G. Benton, Major Ord
Dept. L. s. A.
Breyet Col. Horace Porter, 1t. Col. Ado
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Wesley Owens, Capt
9th u. S. Cav.
BY order of the Secretary of War
L. D. TOMN6ERD,
Asst, Adj Gen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
MEMoRIAL cEREMONIEs,

The memorial ceremonies in honor of the
late President Lincoln, under the direction
OF Congress, took place in Washington on
Monday. The flags over the public buildings
were at half-mast, and business generally
was suspended. The proceedings took place
in the hall of the House of Representatives,
and were very imposing The President,
and Cabinet, Diplomatic Corps, Senators and
Representatives, Governors Of several States,
Lieutenant General Grant and a number OF
Army and Navy officers, and distinguished
personages We're present on the occasion.
The Rev. Dr. Boynton addressed the Throne
of Grace after which the Hon. Lafayette :.
Foster, President OF the Senate, ,,rg tenn.
made brief address introducing Hon Geo.
Bancroft, the orator of the day, who deliy
cred classical and beautiful memorial adj
dress, which was listened to with marked at.
| tention.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
ooNeREssIoNAL sumMAnY.
MONDAY, FRBRuARY 10

MONDAY, FRBRuARY l2
Congress was not in regular session on
Monday, owing to the memorial ceremonies
in honor of the late President Lincoln.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
In the United States Senate, on Tuesday
the credentials of Lewis L. Parsons, Senator
elect for Alabama, were presented Laid
upon the table. Several petitions for an
equalization of bounty, and for equal civil
and political rights, were presented. The
Committee on Reconstruction reported res.
Olution TO amend the Constitution by an ad-
ditional article, giving Congress the power
TO make all laws necessary to secure to tile
citizens of each State the privileges and i'm.
munities OF citizens Of the several States.
and 10 all persons of the several States equal
protection in the rights of life, liberty and
property The Committee on Commerce
was instructed TO inquire what legislation is
necessary TO protect the lives of passengers
in western steamboats, from the damages Of
boiler explosions. The bill to extend the
time for Withdrawing goods from the public
stores was called up, but after some debate il
was postponed until Wednesday Tie Mill
tary Committee reported bill to fix the
military peace establishment of the United
States, providing for five regiments of aril.
lery, twelve regiments Of cavalry and fifty
regiments Of infantry. The resolution tc
amend the Constitution relative to represcn
tation was taken up, and was discussed by
Mr.. Henderson, of Missouri After an Ex
ccutive session, adjourned
In the House of Representatives, Mr.
Whaley, Of West Virginia, offered resolu
tions reallirming the Monroe doctrine, which
were referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations. A resolution admitting to th,
privileges of the floor of the House, jaime
NJ. Johnson, claiming to be member cleo
from Arkansas, was offered, and, after SOM
discussion between Messrs Smith, of Ken
lucky, Stevens and Kasson, was laid on th
table by a vote of rs to 20. The Reconstruc
tion Committee reported an amendment t.
the Constitution similar 10 the one reporte
in the Senate, but the resolution was recon
niltcd, The Michigan contested electio
case Of Baldwin VS.. Trowbridge was take
up The Committee on elections reporte
in favor Of Trowbridge A minority repol
was also made, but without action the Hous
adjourned
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "A.
In the United States Senate, on Wedne.
day, petition from the representatives elet
from Tennessee, asking that the present Stat
government may be recognized, &c, wa
presented. Also, several petitions for til
abolition Of distinction in civil rights on a,
count Of color The women of New En-.
land petitioned for the elective franchise
The proposed amendmentto the Constitutio
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
NAVY HuLLETIN.

Lieutenant Commander DE Graft has been
relieved Of the command of the Conemaugli
by Lieutenant Commander Quackenbush,
and has retired to his home at Wilmington,
Del, on leave.
Lieutenant Commander Quackenbush as
sumed command of the Conemaugh, at Fort
ress Monroe, on the 10th inst.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16

91 E00 PER YEAR:--we want agents every
PAiOOO where to sell our IMPROVED 500 Saving Ma.
chimes. Three kinds. Under aud upper feed War.
ranled i've years. Abpve salary or large commits sion-
paid The oSlI machines sold In United States for less
Wiison GfoUcr + Biter sinner &. o. and bqc6sldsr y
AH other cheap machines ringcsea and the seller
or sr are liable 10 drresi fns and mprsdnmeni. Cir
ford, Maine, derge-isdm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
MARRIEn.

CONLY-BOSSERT. In Christiana Hun
Rev. W. A. Newbold, Mr. NEIL Comfy
TO Miss HANNAH BossERT, of this city.
CHOPE-MOORE.- On the 18th inst, by
Friends Ceremony, in the presence of the
Mayor, at the residence of DIR. c. Harlan,
EDWARD b. CHoPE, OF Detroit Michigan,
to MATTE II, MooRE, Of Wilmington,
Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
nUBLIC sALE.--WII,L RE sOI.D An
L, ". sTlDHAM. Auoiloneor.


At same time aud place will bs offered for sale
tbs 10 10 acres OF Land wherron Je1u Pyle resides Gd-
joining the City of Whining on-ihe land IN the highest
sthe OF oultvation-wh large and commodious stone
OF tho purchase money may lay the Premises PAYABLE
10 ten equal Annual IN ttlnient with interest
nualy Premises TO be insured and policy ferred AS
tollh9ra security per cent Of tue purchase money
to be paid down. and the residue, make fifth To a
paid on 25ih March, when deed is made re4r of all in
eumhrances lel6-hl W. McCAULLEY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16

fINHE PRESIDENT AND MANAGERS
l Of the Wilmington aud Philadelphia Turnpike N.
pany We this day declared Divdend Of Twenty i've
Cents per hAfe payable after The 18th prox uo
ths store. corner Of Front aud orings srtots'
Isl mo. |, 1866 JOS. TArNALL,
fei6-3. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
jari6
c,TATE OF VIRGINIA.--cUUNTY OF
- ACcnMAC -In the Llremit Count tor the sad County


- ACcOMAC in the Circuit Court tor the said County
aud stAts:--
EIward Fishers Admr with will Anuex
ed, &c. pitns In Chanesfy.
Elizabeth y. seymour's kHur.. Den.
by virtue Of decree Of the said Circuit Court, pro
nour oed on the 10Th day II November, A. H., lss5 ar
pointing Special Clmmissoue iu the above entitled
cause ascertain and reIort who entitled to the
Fifteen Thousand aud sxtyThree Dollars aud Ffts -Four
and half ceuts tSl t6l sax disposed Of by ths will
Of Thomas H. Fisher deceased upon the dea'h Of Eliza
teth D. Seymour formerly Elizabeth Cnsts) without
child or descondsnt OF child living at her DEATH and
the particular share interest To which each Is entitled
hereby notify all persons whom Il may concern that
have appointed THURSDAY, the fifteenth day of sinr'h,
u Ss6, at the law oiee Of Benjamin. T. Guntar Esl
in nfummondtoWn in the said County and Slate, a. the
time and place 10 receive proofs To who the pefsous
entitled to the said uf money, and the particular
share interest 10 which zach Is entitled And hereby
notify Snd require all persons claiming to be entitled to
any portion OF the ID OF meney, to appear heore
aud their claims, at the "a tune Anl place;
and " from any cause the taking Of the said proof,
shouli rot be commenced, being commenced should
be completed thst day. will adjourn from dy To
dav or from time 10 time until the is completed.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of January, A. D.,
1866 uPslluR u. oulNBY,
Special Commi tioner
tHnlG Attorney-At-LAw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
B U CHI U

(From Dispenssry ofhe Uniied Siaies.)
DIosMA CRENATA. BUcHU LEAVES.
PROPERTIEs.-Their oder is strong, dlausiye, and
somewhat aromatie their tastes bttorsh and
to mint
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES -Bushu leaves
are gently siimulant, with peculiar tendency to the
tTihafy organs producing diuresip, aud like other
similar medicines, exciting diAphoesis whom circum
stances favor thls mode Of action.
They are given in complaints nf ths Urinary Organs
such as Gravel, Chronic CatArr OF the bladder Nor
Dd Irritation Of the Bladder and Urethra Diseises of
the PtoIfaie sud Retention lncontinence OF Urine
from loss Of tone in tho parts concerned in lis eyacua
Bepsa Chronic rheumatism Cutaueous Affections and
DrOp'y.
nLLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU is used by psr.our
from the ages Of Is 10 25 from SO to Co. or In ID
decline or change OF lci Rfer Confinement or Iabo
Palms, Bed-weing in children!
6s- DR.. KEYsER is A PHYSICIAN of ovsr thirty
yeats experience, and graduate Of the Jefferson Med-
ca ooese aud Of the University OF Medicine and Sur
gerry o' rhilAuephiA'
Ma. II. t. HELnuoLD:
Dear Sir In regard to the quesion asked ME as to
my opinion about Buchu l would say that / have nssd
and sold the article in various forms for the past tbr-
y years do not think there any form or prepnra-
uon oi II have not usei known to he used h ths
various diseases whore such medeate agent vould bo
Indicated You e aware, we'll as myself that il
OF the bladder and kidneys, and the reputation il has
acquired in my Judgment is warranted BY The facts
~ nave seen and used before stated, every form OF
hn 1.-The powdered leavos the simple deeoetion tine.
.mo, lluld 'Altaeis,--and am not cognzAnt OF any
preparation OF That plant at all equal 10 yours Twelve
ye4rh exporonce ought, think, give the right 10
Judge OF it's merits, aud without prejudice partiaiity
gre yours precedence all others. do not Value
thing according to Its bulk If did other Bucius
would out-do yours but hold to the doctrine that
pnlk aud quantity 90 not rake up value-if they did
COPPER cent would be worth than a gold dollar
value your Duchu for Its effect on patients 1 bAva
cured with IT, aud seen cured with IT, more diseases
the bladder aud kidneys, than have ever seen eSTed
with any other Buchu any other proprietary som--
Respectfully yours. g.,
GEO. II. KEYsBR NJ. d.,
August 11ih, lsGh. "Ns"' '"'
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rIcn Is IIEREnY

INLECTION.--N NOTICE is HEREBY
IL given that election for nine Directors
year will be held by III stockholders If the Dea
Prs Insu auce Company, at their office, No Y
Market Street un MONDAY tue hnh day OF Mueh next,
between the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock, IN.
kbg-it JOHN McLEAR, seey.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
T.EGAT, NOTICES.
tate or VInGINIA.--CoUNT OF
ACCOMAc LA the Circuit Court for said County

- ACCOMAc;-ln the Circuit court iot fN'u ''u"'J
and Stste.-
Nathaniel y. smithsrs, sc. pftds, ,,
In NhALeery
Elizabeth p seymuur's kx'or. Dsit }
BY virtue Of 4 decree Of the said Circuit Cour pro-
nouneed on the seventh diy Of November A. O' o.
appointing me Spec al Commissioner In the above emu
He'd cause aud report who are the legal e.
trihuiees Elisabeth seymour deceased late OF me
said County who entitled 10 the Petsinal Estate a.
to which she died intesta and tbs particular saaIe o.
interest to which each il entitled hereby notify Az
persans VIII IN 1t inay concern that have app0n g !
THURSDAY, the fifteenth day Of March, A. D., 1850 NJ
tbs law Office ui benjamin r Ounltr ksis In Drum
mondtown u, iu the Co MY aud sae Aforesaid, Ms the
time aud place to receive proofs A. 10 who are the
said disribuees and the particular hare or Interest 70
which A,h is emitted Aud hereby notify aud require
al tefsons claiming be fAd distributes, 10 appear
e1ra me- aud asieft their elaus At said time aud piae
and " hom Any the taking Of the 'aii proots
NOT be cop sneel ur being commenced should not he
compl.t ID on that aay shall jou from day to day,
or IRON time time until the same is completed.
Gven under my hand this 4th day Of January, A. D.,
1885 upsllUR n. QSlNBi,
spa ial Commissioner
i.uta AttOruey.atIaW.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
ffnrra-saH L.. Il ri III. a. @
Corrected Ivy q. ch, ndler 4 Son.
Thnr.d.v r. br,,a., IL

EURst TuKsIi URsiiI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES oAKFURD & SONS,
CONTIN Entail HOTEL,
pnlLABELrHIA,
Have now open their large snd splendid stock nf
LADIES FUR CAPEs,
MUfFs,
CUFFS,
Also the dnest assortmentof
FANCY FUR ROBES, CAPS, MUFPLERs, AND
GLOVES,
ever before offered bv them all which are warranted
to he represented
10 SHIPPING FURs BoUGHT. oeoo-4msn
A FARMER WANTED, WITH WORIk
~ ING STOCK To take 300 acras un shares / miles
from Biltimcre. Apply 10 NJ sEMpLE
j'n2a-a' SO Ncrlh Broad Street, Phiiai'A
SONGs OF PRAIsE--A SUPERB GiPr RooK
, sIlesd'diy illustrated, at j. D. P0RTERs, 400 Mar.
NeV s"ee' declj
JHREE TONS BuCKwHEAT MEAL.--
.'ora and for s,e At the very lowest nArket prices
decl5 o. G'cllANDLER SON. eli MarEet st,
nLD OR YOUNG, WANTING A pLEASAEr
~ residence for winter will mud it at THE LIVING
n'Hin' ocl8
WOOL CARDS CAN he HAD Ar THE HARD
WAKE store ci D. A. ROBINSON a co,
y','u sd aud Market sts.
| ARGE Variety or BOOKS ron suAYAl
- schooi r'ssens'Ht }. b. PoRrERs.
SQ0 A MONTH i--AGENrs wanted for sis snflre.
Q2O ig ,lfr diiieiet just ont. Address o. r. CAREY
City BuildnF, Bidietord, Maine. Tdeee9-isgm
DARBERs PATENT BRACES, go NO
ID fitting OF tho Bits required. Tor sale at
j. :. ROBINSON Cos,
Jans- Second and Market Streets
DOCKET hooks AND LADIEs CoMpAE-
loNs at J. u PoRrERA- 4Ol Market st. decis
MICA GAS SHADES, IN GREAT VARIETY
sep2d r. Y. DeNoRMANDIE
DIAPER GAS SHADES, OF ALL STYLES
'epad i. y. DyNoRMANDIB.
sozoDoNT,
Opal Dsutallina, DaCo,io's West Indian Too,h W.,
yenvan's Tooth aud Hair Brushes Fancy and 1oils,
suapsani variety Of fne Pernmery ior sale Al Wilson,
Wilmington, llel. mara
Browns Jamaica Ginger,
Lows Brown Windsor Soap, aud variety Of perfunerv
nal store d0s Market St jnyis
Cedar Camphor
And sehweriu's Annihilatiug Powder the great
remsues lorAhohs and AL KINDS OF insect5 For sale al
-. wilson's DRUG STORE,
Aprls No, ggs Market 81.
DURE LlBERTY WHITE LEAD.--
Il The Whelt the Most Durable and the Most BIO.
| nomical. Try it. Manufactured snly by
- HElGLER SMITH,
| Wholesale Drug, Psint aud Glass Dealers
NO. lJ1 NoRTH THRn STREET
J'nfs-"lJ PHILADELPHIA.
! TABLE MATS Of all kinds on hand aud FOR gnIsbv
! THoSN. psHofMA NDtE,
tshel
| GAS suApEs,--CALL AND EXAMINE THT
VI STOCK VI Porcelain Gas Shades at aO2 Mnrbet 81
Eep2i n Y DeNnRWANnSF' 81
| WHITING DESKS AND WORK p0Xgs
~ Ladies and Gents Travelling Bags, at j. Il. PoR,
| lEks, 40 Market Strest. dari9
brands AND STEEL STAMPS, FoE
~ marking tools, &c, be had at j. A. KORiNsnS
COS, s. E. corner % aud Market sis aeel
drawer Rocks, POCKET, PULPIT. AMI
4 fAmly Bhl4-, asd every variety Of Hymn Books
NC, at u II. PORrERS, 400 Market ST. dpeib
fHHE LIVING HOME.---oUR sUMMET
L BoAfders having left, have room for fmiIies
sin te boariers, or inynlda at roasaYsolu price,
or'o %. i. A. Known. prop'r
DHImE CLOVER SEED, IN STORE AMI
| l. iol safe ny j A. ROBINSON a co.
lauSo D T. corner I'd and Market streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
MEDICAL.
uELMsOLD's FLUID ExTRAor
BUCHU,

For Modification or tuconunence Of Urine irlt.to.
Inflammation or liberation of the Bladder o. Kidnsv
Diseases Of the Pfotrae Gland Stone in tha uisd5s'
Calculus, travel ~ Brick Duti deposit, and ali Dsas
ofthe Bladder. Kidneys, and DropsieAl sweilibrs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-16
TIIN MnNMY nIAnI,Er.

stArtrR w1ols1oy Banhtrs, aud Dealers in Foreign
Exchange s. ,. corues fifh and Market Streets Whining
ton. ne furnished with tho allowing quotations at
u oclnsk, ye.lerlaN.--
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Mai. for Bassett. ......... ....

Resigned, having been appointed Judge
OF the District Court of the United States.
James Sykes, Speaker of the Senate, sue
ceeded in 1902.
1s09--For Governor.