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Bidders will examine carefully the forms,
sud Instructions annexed, sud especially
the latler part 1I Inslrucli9n l9.I
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NEWS DEALEus, &c.

nAUL a SANFORD, Forwarding aud 60 mis-
Il zion Merchants. our prompt at0eutICB Is gwen
ty tha receiving aul Io.sardlug Uf DO42ON. Al
south Market sl.rtL
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rtNNERs. sc.

LsRW ". BROWN, Read Estate snd tiene raj
y Buzluess gent, over hJrk's bsOz store, $50
uuIoA str, ei, Nashville, Tenn. auzO-oIur
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81 lLk- s hUNi-MAIulactureTs Of all the
WI latest styles yi flrst biass Carriages AID
Bu-gse-, EEpIg-l Wagons and CaTTysl-s, u NOrtl
hIEIart -tfrrL.
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We sre aDthOuz6d 10 announce u. 10. soUrEGATs
~ candidate iOT re-, iesu0u 10 ths CTnro q jus
tee Of ths Psscr, Tor Tue "a Ward, hlst Di-lriJt
UasIt5ou county. al the euzuIDs 8iar.u eittuou.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
IENNESSEE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. ,
rs MAsHrNero, O.. .r rser

VI T 4NE bEFAhEMENI,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. lS65.
PROPOSALS viii be received at the Con.
tract Office Of this Department until 3 pm.
Of March 29, lst5, tor conveying the iisils
Of the United States from July !, is6s. 10
June 50, 1870, in the State Of Tennessee' on
Tue routes sud By the schedules of depsft
ures ana arrivals here spscid.d.
Decisions announced by April >. ls66.
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lt00l From Knoxville, by Mcmillan. SasW.
berry Pisins, New Market. Mossy
Creek, Tal5ott's Mills, Panther
Springs, Morrislowp, Eussellviue
Whursburg, RogeT-vJlle Junction,
Midway, Gustavg', GreeuvilIe
Hendersou's Mills, Fullsn's, Rhss-
town, Freedom, Leesburg, Mill
wood, Jonesborough, Johusou's De
Dot. Carter's Depot, Piney Fiat, and
tni0n Depot. 20 Bristol, 1905, miles
sud back, daily, or twice daily d
trains 80 run.
Leave Knoxville daily alsam
Arrive at Bristol hy 4.t9 pm
Leave B.istol daily 81 4 23an
Arrive at Knoxville by Il.45am
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PHOTOGKAPHs--PhOt0graphs VI Generals
Federal aud Confederate. The largest col
lection ia the west, Tor sale, Wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery vi the
Cumberland, % Cedar 1lTeet, opposite Com
mrciEl HCtel. mayz7-U.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and claim Agents.
IN u r ANCE.

II = DELANY, Attorney ST Law and War Claim
Il. ACsbt, Cleveland, . enn. uov56-iy
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lOOll From Memphis, by Wells Station,
Jessamine, Sulphur Well, Arizoua,
Galway, sharon, stanton Depot,
forksd Deer, Brownsville, Bells
Depot, Gadsden, Humbolt, Milan
Depot, Trezeyant, Henry Station.
and Albany, 10 Paris, 1929 miles
and back daily, except sunday, or
daily should the cars 50 ruu.
Leave Memphis daily, except sun
day, at an
ArTiye at Paris by II pm
Leave Paris daily, except Sunday. nj
2pm
Arriye at Memphis bv gJIpm
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To the Voters of David
son County.

XFTF are taoues,ed 10 stats that J. fairsr, epe-
w - De4ttlf, ~ Arlington FBrsar'- kes iss-
tate Az nv l1lbiie squsre, Methodist futit hine
Houss, ali issne oert.Gcaies 90 those enuuea 70
.ote Al THE easuiug March election On iLaIs1.. -
lst DAY q February peat ami CA each Gay % %thele
sitef l-nndaYs eaceVts5) unIl the day q eicclea
~ esiiinee.es win b issued - the dsy OF Ns
election Cert ucatss slresdy i-sued mEy - ussd
@ tnsi day- Those VIC have losi certificates osa
oUisE duplicates. fjsl2s-tl
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s,IEHLkTUN. K 4 --hJ0kseller, Publisher
- 5.auOuer, ami Periodical Dealer, POst Once
buIl1Ilg
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s(asllrille &anipn.


PRIyTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
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ATrORNEYs ar LAW.

CAMPBELL MoRWEN 8 GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ ueys 81 Law ana CLAIM Agents, practice ~ at
me C-urt-. Coilectons promptly Htenos5 70 :
slsO claims against the United 5taies and FOaehera
collected. Ufce 70 North Cherry street. Up stars.
nrlS, =. A.-Att0rDey and Coun' ellor al Law
[ j yfics 4gI. cherry -. J.. U. Box 74s.
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.,Pl,ISg WArhK BRAWERY.--MANKEL 4
y FH4nH. successors 90 N J. DTucEe4, brewers
oI ale suI t.uyer b~r.. no. Al Broad stree, Nash
vile. Tenn ldecS y
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sANGEns AND HROkERs.

-usTNArlONAL BAEK-GoFernment Deposi-
n tr-E1 81 college street, between Union
and he "a Glc square dealers ih Uncurrent
Money, L. ,Eauge, CCini sud Government secufi.
re- ii al zInI-. stocks ani Bonds bought and
-.,.f On Commission. CyAtctI0n- promptly al
JTuseI -.
q. SANFORD. Pres't. JAS q. OGDEs sCash'r.
nFARR. TE0s S.-Broker, corner Union and
~ College HLreeta, buys and sells GOids ULcur-
fout blJuey, osFaInnieul securities and Vouchers.
DtEa1tou- attended ~ promptly.
Also uly- au1 e.l5 =. HmissiCD.
gyECBSD NATIONAL BANE Of NASHVILLE
- ~ cherry street. de- y Iu Exchange, u'yFeru-
ug-t --1ua-le- ana O. u. Collections promptly
a-rtn-ri 30 }. LUH-OEs. Cashier.
T'HIBD NATIONAL BANK Of NASHVILLE
/ Leafs in EGchangei Governments Securites
ald ICIA. Collections promptly ageuOed 10
E1iI. Stocks su4 Bonds s. 10 Oh Commission.
" VI. bIEH4. President. EDaAa JOsEs, "a llef.
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taItE W'EHK.

NASHVILLE UNION PBINuNG CU.-BoOk
y s4I job Printers, and pa hsnrr- oi the bn-
} and weekly yniOn, Pnuger's AAeJ, b,tseen
Union aud. D5uu-CIcE streets.
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lO0O3 From Rogersville 10 RogeTsville JCuc-
tion, N the hast Tennessee aud
Virginia railroad, IA miles aud
hack, SIX times a week, giving 81
Clair twice week side supply hom
IA iroad In due cOnuection.
Leave Rogersville daily, except Sun
day, al D. an
Arrive at junction BY Gam
Leave Junction daily, except sunday
al = p IA
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lCUJs From Nsshyiilej by Tank, Kingston
springs, HuttoE's station, Iuru-
bull, oueedsyil,r, Gillum's station,
Paradise, MeEweu's station, aud
Nayerly, 10 Johnsouville, IS miles
and back daily, OF as often as trains
run, li required, aud by a schedule
oi departures sud arrivals saIislac-
tory 20 the department.
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lOOJ7 From Nashville. by Brentwood,
FfsuklIu, ThomPs0u's Station,
SIriLg Iril. Cart,rs Creek C0.JGi
bi CuileOEu. Fountain Cr.ek,
Lyunyiile, Reynolds Depot, Pa
i,zki, EcLleld station, Prospect,
Eikm,u5 FctulylH,, Gaia }, ald
Athens, ts Decatur, IZZis miles
uud Da, L. daIfy, except sunday.
Leave Ma h'tLo daily, r2crpt Gun
doy, al U.aJ Ia
AJu,- at Ieratur BY 3 pm
Leave Decatur dauy, except Sunday,
ut J.8J d u
Arrive at Nashville bv I.I5nu
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1902 FROM Kiugsport, by Clover Bottom.
CampbeiIs Rest, Iau Buura.
hawe's y R9tds, lh.rry Ur.,-.
sBd Locust Mount. Oh I.u..bsr.s.
2s miles aud back, ole,a asga.
Leave hIugspOrc Thursday at an.
Arrive at Jonesboruugh By spm
Leave jones0oruugh Friday ut Iuu
arrive al hiugsp0rt by4pm
trJPu-sis iuyited % rud 10 Lc.saurr.
instead Of JOues5oI0ugb uIsl --
two trIps a week.
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l0002 From Knoxville, by Concord, Leuoir's
Louion, Philadelphia, Swee. Wa
Ter, Facility, Mouse Greek, Athens.
hi,eyille, charleston, Cleveland
Mcdonald, OOltewah, Tyners, aud
Hurr son, 10 Chaltauoogs, lI2 miles
and back. daily, OF twice daily ID
trains SO run, with daily or twice
daily branch from Cleveland, by
Red Clay, (Ga.J aud Nsrnelrs sta
ton, 10 Dalten, p mile., in due
connection
Leave Knoxville daily at 1910 pm
Arrive 81 Chattanooga by ESQ D m
Leave Chatlauoogs daily AZ d IA
Arriye at Knoxville by S.45am.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

AN oRDINA.NCE CONCERNINe
Ds it Orlaued by the City Council Of wilmington:
SECTION l. ThAt the owner pOesessor habOrer any
goose who shall permit suffer the to go at large
in this city within the following limits to wilt:
Beginning at the Christiana creek on q line with
Church street. thence along Church street to the Brandy
wine creek thence along the Braudywine creek to a
street to line Of Beech street, thence along a
line Of Beech street TO the Chrstisna creek thence
along the Christian creek 70 the place OF beginning
shall hs deemed guilty Of common nuisance and up
felt and pay fine Of not less than ty cents nor more
than ten dollars for every goose found at large
costs Of prosecution.
sRcToSI2 That every goose running at large within
common nuisance and liable to be taken up aud put into
some proper place to he provided by the city by the
policemen or ether person duty appointed by the Mayor
for such duty, and after teng Kept for the space OF
given by the bemAn shall be sold al public yendae NV
the high constable provided hat the owner at any time
before sale shall have the yege ofredeemug ay
on rieitieg and paying therefor ito the high constable
the sum Of one dollar.
No person suffering the penalty Of this section shall be
liable to prosecution under the first section Of this or.
dinAnoe.
SECTION 8. Any person wully interfering with anv Off
Ger while the discharge Of his duties under provision
Of this ordinance shall upon conviction tharsof orfa
and pay tine not exceeding ten dollars.
SECTION 4. All tines and ioretures aecruinR uuder thI
ordinance shall te paid into the city treasury
For every goose impounded by virtue of this ordinance
there shall be allowed to THE person mpounding tt
SIOTIos 8. Aud be It further ordained that tbIs ordt
nance shall take effect from aud after the rst day
February, 1861. ~
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington Santemhar 1si
1866. n j. HOMER
Attest, Il. T. TAILOR CLERK. sepIIt TIt"'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

T1s College occupies the whole upper portion OF three
q the large double building at the E Of
whiih In unsurpassed.
The instruction given here Is of the most practical and
character The appreciation Oi its value Is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
haadred students were in attendance, and also by the
readiness with which its graduates secure lucrative
situations, and the large number Of applications made
TO the College for them.
The course ofinstructon includes
BOOKKEEPING,
which s taught in all its departments and applications
AZ u Rraeticed by the best accountants and bus
ness men. Each student opens writes out and closes
several set Of books adapted to the various branches
rade makes In proper form the various papers used
~ business, such as Promiasory Notes. Receipts, Ac
9Sdnt Currents Account Sales Business Letters,
BALANCE Sheets &c., and is instructed u the large
variety OF transactions and customs ofbusiness life.
PRNMANsHIP
which Is important to every business man, receives
especial attention and the method Of instruction pursued
nere well calculated to make elegant aud rapid psnmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including Interest, Profit and Loss Averaging Accounts
exchange, &C.; Is taught In its shortest and most ap-
proved methods
CoMHgRcAL Law. MATHEMATICS. and DETECTING Cous-
kRfHf NofAs are included in the instructions
TRLEGRAPHING
both by Sound aud Paper is taught by one ofe best
OF practical and experienced operators aud every facility
IL Anorued for acquiring full knowledge OF all the
minutim of the profession.
department. has been opened for the reception Of
ofladies for naructou in this branch. The great and
Increasing demand for competent OPERATORS offers un
usual opertunif sior remunerRtye employment.
AS lnstruetka IL given to each student separAtely
so.
The time usually required for the complete Counting
HOUSE Courses varies from eight to twelve weeks ac-
cordiug TO the number Of hours daily devoted to IT,
handsoine Diploma, with the seal OF the nstltut At
taehed, IL awarded en- graduation.
students are received al any time and are
at such hours as may hest suit their convenience.
Catalogues containing terms, &c may be obtained
gratis on application.
H1-CRlfTsSDRss eres Of Practical Treatlses on BOOK
ERRpIsai and JUDaR sHARwooD's lectures before tho
students, on Commercial Law for sale the College
S.H. CRITTENDEN & CO.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
8. H. CRITTENDEN & CO..
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward d. Porter, Principal.
SESSIUNS-l866

Tho buildings and grounds have been placed in com
plete order and hed up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort aud convenience Of studens
Rooms furnished for the Oldest boys AZ In Colleges
private study, free from the confusion aud restraint vi
school room.
The Course Of instruction il thorough and practical
designed TO ht our young men for admission best
Colleges, or for the active duties the farm shop Oh
counting house
BY the liberay ofthe Board Of Trustees the Academy
Is furnished with library ofl2000 volumes aud one d
tue best collections Of Chemical and Philosophical appa
ratus In the United StAtssthus aiording facilities n
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical educa-
ton far superior to most schools in our country
The bost Teachers will be employed and no Labor
spared to secure the proper moral mental and pysca
training OF the young entrusted to his care Term
moderate For circulars and information address,
EDWARD b. PORTER,
Newark bal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
RAILROADS & sTEAMBOATs

| ~ anaIIAA,DihLPHIA, WILmINGTON avn
= DaLLlhohE ohE RAIL ROAD TINE TAai,E
oo@mhNoINa MONDAY, JULY 9d 1865.
~ viii leave Depot corner HROAn eTp pv
"AshIneTON AVENUE, as follows oHhhhf AND
sor R.ils nss TRAIN at A16 A. NJ, sdopdavs srean,.a
mlnson SSwsps Ksassh1s,Gn stopping Chester vii
stsnnst. 4pssrdeen, PerrymAns Msgnolia Cbasss Az
e., WaY,AA1L LYMAN TRAIN at s1sA NJ ,sn,...,.,
Pbsssnhre stopping at ali rsFasr statoss bats
DELAWARE r. n TRAIN =, ooo .
ssspso for Princess Anne @losS .a ~, snnHay
for BainoSe a1a rEAaE a. Il 20 NJ Sundays sxcsp.siJ
Batimors ~ 2InAIN At 400 p NJ (sundAvs sxeanad 1for
Wilmington, Nerar stopping at Chester Ciaymont
nolia Chsss,s use AberdeeH, Perrymans EdesWood MAJ
NTaIiT Av . !, and stemmer's Run e'"'-' A-"s-
Washngtan AFhhss at lIO0 P. NJ for Hal,irnars ana
os NOroE q tS S0a pon sm Baltimore for Fortress Mon
ll46 A. NJ. Train. ' Snu Richmond will take the
~, Express
WILMINGTON AoooMMon. .r,ov mn.,a
miastoas -'' STATIONS between PhiladslphIA and Will.
iso p NJ nTaaePhl1 TSs & atsoo NJ 1880 4so 600 and
AIaOaa der Harrington and internad, VIII Delaware
and 80 p 'Msngton M at $50, 7.I5 and sso A. n .oo
$50 and go TsT Castle leave Philadelphia AtsOoAH
.t.,Iops o A. NJ Train from Wilmington will Do, .+o
run"s pYsnssn Ohester and Philadelphia. "'' s''V
fnhOueH TRAINS FROM BALTIMopr
ITn -
'@'' "ilningtoH at ll0O NJ, A3e and 1ooopm
-. =, CHESTER FOR PHILADELpHIA
7.aG and 10 Sc p N 1885, S46 and 1O.l4 A. NJ, lao Aas
from BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
nrss paiIlmore "a y 726 A. NJ, Way Mail ooo. D.
F 'V Iu; ESpress Gas p NJ Rrnrss a. = ;. = q
rRAINs FOR B1LTIMoiRJH. p''S'' 90 r
ISa's Vnsster vv,. At 40 and s.52A A. NJ. a,sspM
ppu,o,," "iins1on % at O. %, 9 SO A. N. and iIsp
'Nhiehr TRAINS. WITH PAssRNnpp c.a
,,,,, ATTACHED, ~ "Ah
,tSt ~. leans aH IolloWs-WiminRton for 1,,,, 49, .
a. a. q stAtiohs at 500 r. N Rsi,,,oys Ano
wiz ~ a.einedAte stations at 446 NJ ' 5aaMo
nmiaihgton and intermediate atstan. .sstyy.
Trsn ~ pht19 az Wilmington with ira Z 90 oiyV
SUNDAY TRAINS.
M sSrhhss TRAIN at 41b AN ,o NTH,
Pston stopping at Chester Wmin1n,nn ,ni1te and
dssn soatn hAst, Perryville, HaVre AZ a. Ns.aIk'
NIauT Magnolia, Chassis ana s,m ADer-
ws,bin,oaS SAfhkss at l1.OO p NJ for Rsiaioash hun;
,o- o-As.Oosa!M.oDATI0N ~ !l.ATI0 TRAIN at I1sOpM g.. ,y,,
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
n leave Baltimore at s.25 p M. s,onnIn,---.
and Nawsr ie and Wilmington Also sions At rn, oe
passen rsrs s S passengers for Philadslphs M
leave passepgars f or Baltimsre and Chester 10
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stStans m,Rngton 4, for Philadelphia and ints,ao...
Il. p. KEENEY. sup.r,ptsna.n,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
IL RAIL ROAD. IN
CHANGE OF TIME

CHANGE OF TIME.
% on s and after MONDAY August eht 1885, the Trains
ana boAs o. this Company will leave as follows:
steamer :" JESSE H0YT" will leave PIER M IA
hOhrH RIVER, foot Of Duane street al 10 Is M son
with Express Train for Red Bank Long Branch
narmlngdale, Point Pleasant Brleksbureh Msneheatar
.oms hlvsr, Woodmansie, Barnegat, shamoDg Tucker.
tom Atslon, jackson and PHILADELPHIA and Al snfions
on me Camden and Atlantic Rail Road
AT p M from Pier No. 50 R. and AIS p M fsor,
fle NO. ~ connecting with trains for above points
ana Philadelphia, and Express Train for Long brnneh
HARE 70 Lone BRANCH on this train only,...,Ns crs
hAhh TO PHILADELPHIA on all trains, 90
on the line and Philadelphia ~ F''-'-
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
RHpIsss at 900 NJ from loot of Vine street Fare to
New York $500. ~ "
way mai and Express at $40 A. NJ from Camden ar.
5sng N New York at $50 AN, and stopping at Ter
freight at Sis P M, arriving In Nav York M AZ
next morning.
q, Al baggage must be delivered in New York at Plsr
No. ". AZ none Will be received at Pier No. 5.
| AuBI-u W. N. CLAYTON, Bup't
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
aTuANcn nUn n1,ITu

Every young lady and gentleman In the United States
hear something very much their advantage by re-
turn mail free Of ehargs by addressing the undsrsisn
ed Those having fears OF being hnmbuggsd will obge
by not noticing this card All others will please address
their obedent servant, TH0S. y. CHAPMAN
dec25-wly s3I Broadway, New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
CHOLERA--THE REMEDY.
DIR. j. sIMMs a SONS

@ III o l. L II A YRUP,
The great and certain for Acute and Chronic Dar-
rh@a, Dysentery, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Collie,
Cholera lniautuin Pans In the stomach and
Bowels Bowel Complaints, aud the
summer Diseases Of Children.
As remedy In Cholera II has 10 equal II has cured
even the elapsed and collapsed stages off this terrible
epidemia II has been used with entire success during
the vistatons OF this great disease in 1882 lS49 and
other periods For 50 years 1t has admitted OF no rival
and has proved beyond all comparison the only
and is perfectly safe to adults or infants.
ES-see our Circular of Pure Family Medicines.
Prepared only by
DR.. J. sIMMs d SON,
Physleans and Druggists corner of Fourth and Kinp
streets, Wilmington, Delaware
Fold by JoHH3ON, HoLLowAY &CowDBN and Drorr 4
Co, Philadelpha BURTON, and CowGIIL soN, Dover
and country storekeepers Ap21-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
no CONsIInTpnIvue

The advertiser having been restored to health In few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered for
several Years with lung Affection and that dread
disease Conhumpon-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers tho means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy cf the prescrip
on used Tires Of charged with the directions for prepA
ing aud using the same, which they will lind a auRg CURE
for 6onsunption AspmG, Brogch lis, Coughs Cos and
all Throat aud Lung Affections The only object Of the
afflicted, and spread information which he coneeyes Ia
be Invaluable and hs hopes every sufferer will try hls
remedy, as II will cost them nothing, aud may prove
blessing.
PARTIES Wishing the prescription PRER, by return mail
Will please address, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
dae2S-wlv WIlllamsbureh Kings Co. Nnw Ynrk.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
sHERIFFS SALES.

GHERIFF'S SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
- Writ of LeVari Faeias 10 directed will be exposed
TO Public Sale at the Hotel Of Morris Dickinson in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware on
WEDNESDAY, the 26lh day Of September, 1866 at o.
focki PM, the foew wing described Real Estate, viz
All that certain tract. piece parcel Of land situate
on the souherly side Of the Wilmington and Phildel.
pha turnpike Road, In Brandywine Hundred, with Two
bounded by Robnson'e lane the northeast by lands
lately conveyed by the said Isabella Garden to
William Robinson, on the southwest; by lands now Of
William aud James Todd to the northwest, and by tue
said Turnpike Road TO the northeast conanuR twenty
acres Of land, more or less
Seized aud taken in execution the property OF Isa-
bela Garden, deceased, and 10 be sold by
GEO, S. HAGANY, Sheriff.
sheriff. Office, New Castle, Sept 6, lss6.-iits
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

EoR SALE, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
Il IMMEDIATELY
10 THE Three Sloried Brick House. No. 50 Wash
layton street. containing AL the eopveniences and Inn
proyemehts Of Amo1ern built house
NO. "A flne Three storied Brick House on Della.
venlenco. No. ' WV , wa
no. "a Three slored Brick House, No. T09 TAtnall
Ase conveniently located and desirable rs residence
10, - Three Soried Brick House, No. 1OT TAtnall
street adjoining No. 3, containing some ten rooms aud
Is very desirable property.
Ihe above properties are nearly new and In excellent
oas ami ans persons Wishing to purchase desirable pro.
perrs, aud get llmsd ate possession should give Us
call and examine tho above Apply to
WM MCCAULLEY 4 Co.
mrl7 W,im,ng,nn hsI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
THE RISING SUN ROAD
Car will follows, making close connections with
the Cars on the City line:
ERKons or xourn.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Neryous De-
by Premature Decay, and all tue effects Of youthful
ndiscreon will for the sake Of suffering humanity send
free to all who need It, the recipe and directions r maxi
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured suasrers
wishing to proh by the adyeTsers experience do
by addressing JOHN D OGDEN
de12j-wly No. 10 Chambers st.. New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
DYspEpsIn,

DIR. sTRICKLAND'5 TONIC is a concentrated prepa.
ration Of Roots aud erbs with antaeids and carmina.
lives TO strengthen the stomach and system
Ia certain remedy for Dyspepsia Indigestion, Ner-
vOusRoss, Loss Of Appetite, Acidity of the Stomach
Flatulency and Debility 1t Is not alcoholic therefore
particularly suited for Weak Nervous aud Dyspeptir
perons For sale by all Druggats everywhere at 81 per
bottle. janl2w&sly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
Deafness, BIindness and Catarrn

Treated with the utmost success, by DR.. J. IsAACs
Ocullst and Aurist formerly ef Leyden, Holland) No.
5l9 PINE Street. Philadelphia. Testimonials from the
most reliable sources In the city and County can bs
at his office, The medical faculty are invited 10 ac-
company their patients he has secrets In his prae
tee. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pAin. No
charge made for examination. fsbI0fv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERI-

ENUE UF An INFALID,
Published for the benefit and CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De-
blity, Premature Decay Of Manhood &c, supplying at
the same time Thu MRANs oP sELP-CuRE by one who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable quacke.
~. By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies free Of charge, may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esd
iAn26'ly Brooklyn, Kings Co.. MY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18

Disabled and returned sol siers widows and ornhana
Of slain soldiers and the unemployed Of both sexes gen
orally, In want Of respectable and profitable employ
ment ineurrng no risk procure such by enclosing
postpaid addressed Envelope, for particulars, to
DR, JOHN NJ DAGNALL
jysl-6m BOX i5s, Brooklyn, N. Y.