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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-06
NIAnRInn.

GRoHE.- CARPENTER On Monday eve.
ming, July cd, 1866, by the Rev. Charles
Breck, Rector of Trinity Parish Whining
Ton, j. SIDNEY GRoHE, of Postville, Iowa,
(iormerly OF Wilmington, Delaware, and
a. .LhDE,, daughter of james Carpenter,
Esq, of Centreyile, Del
w WAISON-PIERSON,-On the cd inst.
IN Trinity Parsonage, by the Rev Charles
Brecki RICHARD J. WATSON, of Phila-
delphia, and Mrs. MARTHA L. PfERsoN,
daughter Of John r. Wilkins, ESQ, OF
this city
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Wilmington, June ID, 1865.

me business Of vending Iron, Steel and Coal, ,l b.
A. the old stand Of Third ana hi os
stiees py PedTiek Green & Co. They soleif ,iipy
frm. fi.ie-1tt niHun'stg y ugnost9Wsa upon the late
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

49,
n RUsTEE's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
an Order Of the Orphans Court Of tbs State Of DeiA
wsfe IN aud for the Cnuy Of New Castle made ~ the
February Term A, D. 1850, will be exposed to 'Ae at
Public Nendue
ON WEDNESDAY,
The 18Th day Of July, 1866, at 10 o'elock, A. NJ,
At tho publa house Of John Foster in tho city Of viii
mingob all the right title, Interest and estate OF Amor
Burnett, kdth Burnett and Louisa Burnett minor chill
Of John burnett deceased, in the following do.
RgAL ESTATE.
Situated in ths City VI Wilmington, Aforesaldi
No. l. Beginning at poInt being the noIthwssorly In
erfecon OF Second and Monroe reefs thence along the
easery side Menroe street ~ feet to stake thenee
westerly parallel with Second street feet to stake In
lne land sold to Joseph Flanagan, thence along the
same fouthery parallel vi Monroe street u feet to the
northery side Of Second street. and thence along the
easterly 10 feet to the place Of beginning.
gNo . beginning at stake 90 feet from the northwest
Of Pine hee thence running norherly parallel
with Pine street 100 feet to stake thenrs westerly aud
parallel with Fourth street % feet 10 stake, thence
fouthery parallel with pne street 100 eet 10 the line Of
Fourth street. thence eastery 20 feet To the place Of bs:
ginning,
Auendancs will he given sud the terms Of sale made
known At tbs time and place aforesaid by JOHN G. PAT
rkRSON, Eco Trustee appointed by the Court 10 effect
SAMUEL GUTHRIE
Clerk Orphans Court
N. B.-At tho same limo and place will be offered at
public sale the Interest Of the other heirs In the said lots
that the purchaser csn take the title to the whole
js26-ts J. c. PATTERSON, Attorney. &C.
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND
AT PUBLIC SALE.
VIII he offered at Public Sale at the Indian Queen 10.
corner Of FIN aud Market Streets Ia the City Of
Wilmington,
ON SATURDAY
the 7th Of July, 1885, at o'clock p M,
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND
on shrley street extending through to Orange between
Eighth and Ninth streets, fronting forty feet ou each
street, aud extending in depth hundred and eveny-
eight feet niue inchea.
TERMS OF sALE-Teu per cent. Of the purchase
money be paid In cash on day Of sale; onothrd As
soon deed bs executed, aud the residue in IL
months with Interest, aud secured by mortgage on the
property clear title and Immediate possession will
lie givo1. JOHN q. uROOME
Executor Of Miss Sarah Black, deceased.
Elkton, Md June 20, ls55-is
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW hooks, NEW BOOKS
AT E. S. X. buTLERs
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
nan - a. q. %

BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
No. 42O MlRRET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,
Tha Metrppolites by RoleriSt clair Cloth.
Oauip and Prisohf-Twenty Month In the Departmeh
OF the 0ulfi by Col Duganiia
Rose uoupAs Cloth,
Mrs doqifsllow'f Cookery II should Be. Cloth.
Ghareual sketchesi by jos G. Neal. Cloth.
Cloth. -
Wet ,s yirsins Its Farms aud Forests MInos aud OIL
uil Regions Of Pennsylya Cloth.
Summers Story, Shsrdana Ride sud other posmsi BY
T. buchanan Read.
Too Old Bird to bs Caught with CbaHt by Mrs Cora
Ihe Young Cadet by Captain nellaw.
Daniel
Match Making
Castles In the Air; by Mrs uofe
also large nuubur OF New Books OF various kinda -
Al tes latest Mag'znes aud Newspapers. tniionery,
fotte honnaies' Pocket Wallets and Fancy Articles
o, +. ). K. BUTLER
Vezi 4lO Market street, Wilmington, Del
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DIED.

DIED.
WALES.-Qn the I'd inst, in this city.
WILLIAM PATTEN WALES aged eighteen
months, son of Dr.. j. p and L. NJ Wales
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-06

MOTTO CE.----THE CO-PARTNERSUIp
~ heretofore existing hetween tbe subsr,i -
tns, .ns nse oi J NJ PEOPLES CO. was dissolved by mu
p On ine t"eh day OF June, A. D. 1906 JAmes
lat9 nrm IN liquidation All persons having claims
Is. n sau nf nill please present to aaid James
No. "p,es @ 70 whom all persons indebted will please
r''"'A'i LANES N. PEOPLES,
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL WORK.
THE PICTORIAL BOOK or
ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS
Op THE REuPIIIoN


Heroic, Patriotic, Romantic, Humorous and Trasle.l
spenddy illustrated with over o ano Portraits and
Beautiful Engnyings,
This work for genial humor, tender palhos startling
interest," and attractive beauty tsnds peerless and alone
among Al its competitors. The Valiant aud Brave Heart.
ons the Tender aud Pathetic The Roll of Fame and SIN
~ Camp Picket spy Scout, Dv0uao, and Sese start
Ing sutprsesi Wonderful ksaapes. Famous Words and
DEEDS oi woman, and the whole Panorama OF tho War
are mere thfllhgy portrayed in mastery manner at
once historical aud romAulic rendering II the nrt am
PEE brilliant and resdsbo baot that the war has called
lis work sells Itself The people arc tired or dry de
tals And pHrlizan WI rhs someth e humorous
'nlt' Ani staiiiing VIZ have ent. Gearing over
ssoo rrr month send for circulars and hee our terms
ani proc o tue above assertion
Adlres, NATluNAL PUBLISHING CO..
Y9-I iO7 Minor ST., Philadelphia Pa
1'HE CANT, THE BATTLE FIELD.
AND THE HOSPITAL;
or,
LldllI5 AND SHADOWS OF ma GREAT HEBELIION
ialro'ie Romantic Irog,c,L Heroic, Po'ifea.
and HaWorous
sPLkNDlDLY ILLUSTRATED WITH OVER 100 FINE
PORTRAITS AND BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGa
This WORK for genisl humor tender pathns startling
interest," aud attractive beauty stands peerless and anne
amnif All IT. competitions, The Valiant aud nraVe
ear,v9 the lleluIequs ant Drsmatc Tho witty aud
MarvelonS the Iender and Pathetic The Roll of Fame
snd story, Camr, Picket say, scout Byourc and siss
Startling suiprse'i Wonderful Escapes Famous WoPda
anu DEEDS OF Women api ihi whole Panorans ot te
war are hefo thfliing portrayed IN mastery man.
ntr at once hhtor cal and romantic, rendering Il the
called forth. " w
od sstns, teaele ladies Disabled soldiers. suerg.
young men, ami all ia want Of profitable empuyusnt
VII hhd his the best chance to naka money ever vel
enstsd Mo wint an Agent iu every Town and County,
Bond Tor circulars Nnt SEQ our terms
Address, G C. HAlMONn a CO.
Jeio-lm ol4 thesthni St, Philadelphia Ia.
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TUESDAY, July 3.

In the United States Senate on Tuesday,
the Military Committee reported the bill for
the organization of the regular army, and
also the resolution relative to bounties to
colored soldiers. Adjourned until Thursday.
The House of Representatives agreed to
the report of the conference committee on
the Freedmen's Bureau bill Adjourned un-
til Thursday.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-06
CONVERSATIONAL sUmmAnr.

HONDAhi JOLt 4.
In the United States Senate, on Monday,
the Committee on the Reconstruction of the
levees of the Mississippi river reported
bill appropriating 81. 500, 900 for repairs in
Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana The
Conference Committee on the Freedmen's s
Bureau bill made report, which was agreed
to. The bill to relieve the San Francisco
and China steamships from the necessity or
stopping at Honolulu was debated, without
action. An Executive session was then held
Adjourned.
The House of Representatives passed the
resolution calling upon the President for
information as to whether the personal rights
OF citizens of the United States are at pre-
sent sufficiently protected in Georgia. Ad-
iourned
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THE nlRECToRs OF THE
L R A N KILN
SILL YER MININ G
COM NY
TIE urRlcE euRRENrn LEDGE.

oi -Ol0 rei u length located up9n tho Onposs sa,
tae Same Canon as the ledge already dssrfibai II W
So9"t isI ie9i Ia width, with we'll defined c,slngs
given in few word iull Information NAV h. nbtsi,
at lha office Of the Company. "'"'"0'
rue auVAntage8 ol choice among many good locations
aEe eeh secured by the personal Inspection Of repfe
,suahs % me company, OF pracca mining experience
FROM ms detailed REPORTS the Company ara assurei a,
tue almost neXhAuabla richness OF their properly
afnneemen'H ara made for prosecuting the business
Vlgar, accuracy aud despatch. '''''
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
WILMINGTON
CLASSICAL SEMINARY.
W. A. REYNOLDS, A. NJ,
PRINCIPAL.

SPRING TERM COMMENCES MARCH 2e,b. 1864
FALL TERM WILL COMMENCE SEPT sd, 1850.
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TWENTY-FIVE rnousANn SHARES

ot the Stock the Company will b., sold On a.cor, ID,
working Capital No other stock IL offered ior sais
an eutteiy Original 'nt mutual ptn has bssn asontel
H e spe-ii iisposal o tho working oaptil for tbe mas
tmulArs OF which All parties Invited to call at the
SHes' NV' so- Oheathut ST. tup siairsl feb2-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-06
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF THE INGREDIENT
HELMBoLD'S
LUID EXTRACT
BUCHU,

~ composed Of Buehu, Cubobu and Juniper erris e.
eeied with great care, and prepared In vaeno nv Il y
hELMRoLD, Druggist and Chemist Of sixep1 ves,s sx
PsIisn1e IN the City Of Philadelphia aud which il nov
fassa9osa a ~ the most eminent physicians has been
n very general use In State Hospitals and puble santa
~ Institutions throughout the land '''''''
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N RUsTEE's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
an Order Of the Orphans Court Of the State OF DelA
ware IN aud for the Cnury OF New Castle made ~ the
February ferm A. D. 1866, will be exposed to sale at
LL..LlL L....la..
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OUR aiYasA csRpfs7sAotsCl.

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discharge must commence from the date ~ ding the
appoa,on; this applies only TO Invalid cams Invalid
and all pensions applied for more than three years
after the death or discharge Of the officer or soldier will
commence IRON the date OF ding the last testimony by
the party prosecuting such claim.
The Ohio Once seekers.
A stpmq delsQaton from Ohio is hand farming out
appointments in that state Tho practice Of turning
out soldiers who have served the war; and who take
no part in politics and supplying their places with old
political hacks, ia likely 10 give place wiser
one
The Indian Bureau.
The new Indian Commissioner, Mr Bogy, OF Missouri
Will begin he performance Of his official duties the
Is, prox The shocking which Indian affairs
have been managed FOR long time s likely TO DO
formed under thu administration or the new commits
saoner, the Indians made pcaceable and a trip
the plains OF comfort security rather than OF
massacre aud danger
Pardons.
The President has given directions 10 have pardons
prepared for ouy persons who took part in the re-
bellon during yesterday and ioday-George O. Scott OF
Alabama, and George V. Strong, OF North Carolina
Both applications made under the thirteenth sec
ton Of the amnesty proclamation
RUSSIA Declines Entering Into Contract for
building Iron-Clads.
Advices from Russia report that the Assistant Score
ary OF the Navy. Captain Fox, has been unsuccessful
N his efforts 10 induce the Russian government 10 con
tract with American parties for the building Of large
number Of iron-ciads and monitors
Appointments.
The presidcn, to-day appointed Samuel T. Jones 70 b.
Marshal for the Western District OF Tennessee.
The Evening star Disaster.
The Collector OF Customs at Fernandna Fla informs
the Treasury Department that the sth inst, Thomas
Fitzpatrick. THIRD officer; chancey Mason, steerage
steward and John Campbell Joseph House and John
Dennng seaman, arrived at that port survivors Of the
Of the lost steamer Evening star Some Of these
seanen were in almost dying condition. but having
received careful attention they recovering their
heath.
Snics Of Public Lands.
The Commissioner Of the General Land Office has re-
ceved returns showing that the Nebraska City Office
4,33o Of the public lands disposed Of In Sep
TENDER last Of which 2.7oi under tho
Homestead law for actual settlement. At the 81 Cloud
MINI office 2,4os sold FOR cash.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


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EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE.
sptcu, TELEGRAM 70 the NEW Yosg Hraaln
The Proposed Removal Of the baltimore Pc
lice Commissioners Trouble Antict Pmtcd
The Radicals Greatly Excited.

The Radicals Greatly Excited.
BALTIMORE, Oct 10, 1850
Very great political excitement prevails relative 10 the
proposed removal OF the Baltimore Police Commissioners
by Gov rnor Swami TIE laws give tne Governor the
privilege OF removal during tho tn, Log stature
argc delegation OF hayo just returned from
Annapolis who visited the Governor and presented a
memorial signed by 1000 requesting the removal
Of the Commissioners.
II Ii said that the Governor acknowledges that in us
co has been done by Tho judges at tho recent election
and viii take tho consideration and
act prior 10 tho November election Tho radicals are
very much excited and threaten forcble resistance 10
case the Commissioners removed.
In view Of the fact that they greatly in the minor
ny here, they threaten that all will DO obtained from
Pcnnsylvania. bad feeling exists which may lead 70
more important disorders than those of local character
Baltimore correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
says:--
My solemn belief IL that Andrew johnson Will send
the regular troops into BALTIMORE 10 sustain swami II the
attempt the latter 10 tho Police Comm
IL roasted by the people, resisted 1, viii ne ia that
avont let the North bo prepared lie, rennsYiyana be
ready
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COMMITTEE

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hyrsfs 81, n. rrcosct-d thsi dsfepiant -ss srescd
" ,ui, city 10 srasy ~ scrsn conpsinins that ~
f~cs 81 sms, 10 u. " Camden ArtaBsss, on The
va ~ Asy 1901 GODDARD entered the stsre ~ newman -
sneroosr ~ pvs.ne committee ssd .sysd upon quar-.
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hFk0os were nfned - the Confederate rtstes Anf
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css'~rte. rha essudAht hold in tsoVo bail Tr-ion
dNnag9 "
u.r hearing pisiutrs osunael 90 tho motion ire case
va sdt1urnrJ unui SATURDAY. merit
~, piaoua ~ Il aoq4. fof defsndsrt a.Ssrr scud
dm 'srtef Nsnxr Hasrl3 sp< wooaa
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Annual tu.prrtlar rHd Review ~ 10. sixth
Hrizoir, National Guard Parade. ~ Tourr-
tin- square Ia.p.ct.oa 81 The -~vc"si.ss
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Th@ sosr.as -ss satf presy fan nsrbsfs 80 9sesr
scot fsve~ an sf-etel Tat tlahr ttAbts
tAs cgrs, Nof vh-h .iJ compare fMsaIstY 80 49, ~
snf eNssiry rssiusni IN ~ sss< mAluA
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SPECIAL rflfsam 70 TING NEW rum mmtn.
Contest for the Control Of us Anntrs- IA ndi-
dates for fh~ t're-idcocs An ESrisiox TIs,c
Approval ins.


There VA III important mee.n OK of ths directors Of
the NV York Central Railroad held day. which the
chief question lorc Of w.s who shall con-
vol this mme-. ccrporatsonf 4 sppcars that deeply
interested parties lave ~ the stock from 30 ITO
~. batter benx todays price The entire capital stock
IL So go coo. Tho party technically known the
South shore party mad. ~ OF Western railroad
men, hold about y CoOoo Of the stock an
EXPIRE cOnrany ss,cco.0OO and other par los
other .rgs nlnount4 Tho point 60 h. accomplished
l. a. - wofs the CJinbiultlonr ~ Thee various ho der
OF stock a. 70 totally ot the present. board and tho
control 81 The direction 20 ct psfy Of u.m ft
h. alb 1lGely n0casr. st Ll5 hpGld 10 isken
u avoid great AMI seripus los Tf.s struggle. en-,
hracDg lhesu elements n sta, will b. solysd by the
election eiiher temporary President, hold oscs
until Dc rnhsf o. ~ ths pcruaDrn rlsc. ou nj lat
,tns NeN csnd dates for lie Presidency have come
the suriHc~ slrrn 1si had occa4on ~ nso.ga. this
s0b,cct september. smosg Wbora ~, J. /. Pruyn
Efastns Coming Aonto L Paige. Commodore vap1er
bit ana hiz rgpr.la~ Horace Chart aud Cornelius
g. Tracy. 81 Troy RI contest b-t some
shat eharn ~ (. p4ltical feaiures snd 10 have ssen
financial craEasisr although pot All coulBa. IL be
essential element the strife whh viii continue
grup more sHctng - The DAY for aDal solution AZ.
praanhct lhe hep4d Adjourned = 4 f4'u6s dav
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NEWS FROM NEW 0RLElNS.
sPtclsl IflfeaAm 10 Inf NV rpss rse.,n

fright of the Radicals nf the Discovery 81
several ~tnod "t Arms yssi Fo1r Pieces al
trfiiicry~-Tae Arms said 10 BeIoag to the
knights Of Arabia. Ar.
MN OAR ys, oct ~, 1900
The Louisiana radicals y. fearfully afraid tho
discovery by istoeyos Of raven ,hona4pd stand
Of arms and four pieces OF artillery which thsy claim
belong 10 rsbi sesocisons bat which reality the
roperty Of the Knights of Arabia who are believed W
be ntting out expedition. Lieutenant Hnrdinge, oi
Shenandoah notorc,y, left New York tho Evening
star FOR this pom Nith Others to complete The grrsnse
prDf- for sailing 1lf a. he went down IA HAT ilfned
" NJ Il i probable tie expedition will DO delayed
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Tn. Confederation scheme The L~-.es .f ~.
t..mira ode Case.

TUHhtIo UT N TO
y . not dsc;ded yet whether the Go,ernof senetal
will accompany The confederation dolagais- on Their
Journey 10 England Tie probabilities are thA hc xllI
follow them few weeks sftervards
No reliable Information can be obtained rc.ard ny tho
DISCUSSIONS In The late Cabinet ma~ngs but IL sup
posnd thai eon-iefa alton wa the main topic
In consequence 81 the trouble about the nlrande
tradition oa.s ~. lndsos la Montreal bay. agreed Ia
rntnre when nec.s ary thai they vii issas = srit 81
hnboss Dorp1s Immediately shen applied fof