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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
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We copy the following article from Har-
per's Weekly. 1t suggests facts which should
interest every business and working man in
the community
The debates on the Loan bill in Congress
on 18th and 10Th inst, foreshadow the strug-
gle that must be encountered before specie
payments can be resumed in this country
All the manufacturers, all the coal miners,
all the producers of grain, all the holders of
wheat, corn, pork and cotton-every one, in
a word, who owns property which is liable
to decline with gold, is opposed to any and
all measures that are calculated to diminish
the volume orincrease the purchasing power
of the currency. 1t is the old story; the
contest of property holders against the pub
lic. 1t is for the interest of all men-in.
cluding those who now chance to own pro-
perty and merchandise-that we should as
soon as possible get back to stable standard
of values But it is very hard to drive this
truth into the mind of a man who bought
pork or cotton or breadstutfs or dry goods al
prices 25 per cent. above those now ruling
Such a one is slow to be persuaded that pre-
sent loss will be future gain.
Partisans of continued initiation may for {
few weeks or months sway Congress in
wrong direction. They may even preven
the passage of any measure of contraction
during the present session. But they will
gain little by the contrivance. The duty
and policy of the nation in this matter ar,
so clear that no delay will convince the pub
lie that they are going to be ultimately ne
elected. The Loan bill introduced by Mr.
Morrill, is Objectionable on many grounds
Its defeat on 10th instant was not an unmixet
misfortune. But those who infer from tina
defeat that Congress Is going TO defer to tn
property holders who-under the lead O
John Sherman and Thaddcus Steyens-de
sire to perpetuate indefinitely system q
irredeemable and deprecated paper-money
will presently discover that they have mi:
taken the temper of the nation Homes
men may fairly differ as to method. On
man may favor this sort of contraction, an
other another sort. One man may look IA
, resumption much earlier than his neigl
Dor. But they who conclude from the oppC
ei'iNH oltVeHJ ucfcNPSu III Nunslcss 70 III
Morrill, bill that gold is not going to declin,
! and that prices are not going to fall with i
| will soon find out their error to their cost
f We showed last week that contraction wa
] already in active progress. Over $l75, 600, ,0C
. of compound interest notes, which six an
: twelve months ago were in general circul,
j. ton, have now practically ceased to be Gu
l rency by reason of the interest which hi
: accumulated upon them. Atleast $1OO, 600
900 Of National Bank Currency-say a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Epitome Of Business and Personal Matters
George W., son OF VIM. Bright, Esq, has
been appointed Notary Public, by Governor
Salisbury
A number of residents in Brandywine
Hundred, and on the PENNSYLVANIA line, liv-
ing in the neighborhood of Bethel, are about
starting to Texas 10 form colony They
have purchased "a large tract of land there
Among them is DIR. Barton, proprietor of the
Village Green Seminary, and General Clay
ton, (son of John Clayton,) who fought
so gallantly in Arkansas, and has recently
been resident Of Kansas.
Frank Leslie's Magazine.-T ever.wel.
come monthly comes TO us for April, in its
usual prompt manner, rich in embellish-
ments and editying reading matter. The
fashion plates are really superb, and far ex-
Gel anything of the kind that we have vet
seen, The instructions are full and will be
found OF much service hy the ladies in cut.
ting and making their dresses. Among the
embellishments is one entitled 'Fishing to
some purpose" which is quite natural, and
beautiful, and will be much admired. The
literary matter is full of interest, and many
hours may be profitably spent in its perusaI.
1t is among the best magazines published,
and well deserves the extensive patronage ii
enjoys Every one who desires to be kept
advised as TO the fashions or the current
literature of the day, should be enrolled on
Leslie's list of subscribers to his magazine.
PHILADELPHIA Anaual Conference M h.
Church.-This body closed its sessions al
Philadelphia on Friday evening. The fol
lowing are the appointments for Delaware,
WILMINGTON DGsTR1cT-T. CUNNINGHAM,
PRESIDING ELDER.
| mington-Asbury, George Ouigley: ST
Paul's, A. Rittcnhouse; Union j. ID. Curtis
Grace, W. j. Stevenson, J.J. Jones' Brandy
wine, j. France. Mount Salem, w. G. John
SON Mount Lebanon, J. Dyson Newport
4 w. II. Fries. New Castle, Daniel George
Delaware City, T. L, Pouson. st. Georges
5, r. Gillingham. Newark, ]. Shield, vii
Der Coifman
EAsToN DIsTRIcT-T j. THOMPSON, +. z.
Middletown, William Uric Odessa. VIM
L. England Smyrna, S. L, Gracey. Smvr
ma, Ct, w. b. Gregg, Dover, ii. Colclazer
Camden, j, w. lIammersly Willow Grove
j. j. Pearce Frederick, II. S. Thompson
FELTON,, IL. A. Cleveland Milford, j. II
Lightbourn. Harrington, W. NJ. Warner
SNOW HILL DIsTRtcT-s. NJ. COOPER, p. f.
Seaford D. d. Hudson. Bridgeville, VIM
Rink, J. Esgate Laurel, j. Carroll, E. White
Frankford, q. w Burke. Millsboro', II. San
derson. Lewes, d. L. Patterson. Milton
W. B. Walton. Georgetown, w. Merrill
Lincoln City, l., d. McClintoek
Harrisburg was selected as the place Il
hold the next session.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
GENERAL NMWs.

The Army now numbers IS follows;-
White, 2,265 officers, 55,s26 men; colored,
2,393 officers, 1878 men. In the Regular
service ,124 officers, 25 46s men. General,
staff and retired officers of the army, 621
General and staff officers in the Volunteer
service, 1,01s. Veteran Reserves, unat-
tached, GOO. Grand total of the Army, 152,-
Gil. Estimated annual expenses of the Ar
my, when reduced as proposed, SIS, 1852, 750.
The town election in Haverstraw, Rock.
land Co., N. Y, on the goth inst, resulted
in a complete Union victory, the entire ticket
being elected by majorities ranging from /
TO 60. John ]. Cole was chosen Supervisor.
Mr. Seward declines to interfere in the
case of Gonzales vs.. Great Britain, on the
ground that the plaintiff is not an American.
The inference from the assigned reason is
that he will interfere for losses by the pirate
who were Americans.
The Mexican papers are filled with the
accounts of the murder of the Belgian En-.
voy, General Foury and Captain D'Huart.
The funeral obsequies were celebrated in the
city of Mexico with great pomp on the 18th.
Macmillan and Carlotta attended.
Colonel Seaton, the veteran editor of the
National Intelligencer, is at deaths door,
with cancer on the face.
Pixies Opera House, in Cincinnati, was
burned on Friday morning. There were
also destroyed three carloads OF property
for the Adams Express Company, valued at
$15O,OO0. The Inquirer office lost $1OO, 1000;
billiard saloon 10000; and other parties
various sums The fire was one OF the
heaviest ever known in the city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

There is another scandal about a male Of |
fetal and female clerk in the Treasury De- |
partment. Is office demoralizing?
Henry C. Atwood, who has been on trial
during the past week at Sycamore, DeKalb
county, ILL.,, for shooting his wife, has been |
brought in guilty of manslaughter, in hay |
ing been criminally negligent" and sem
tenced to five years in the State Penitentiary.
The prisoner is less than 1s years OF age,
and his wife was less than 16 when killed
The case will be appealed to the Supreme
Court
Three citizens of Crawford county, Tenn,
Charles Heard, Josiah Foster and Mr.. Ba
sham, who were en- route for Texas, were
recently murdered in the Choctaw Nation
by two negro servants by whom they were
accompanied. The bloody deed was com.
mitted while the victims slept The muir.
derers secured considerable money. No ar
rests have yet been made
The Rebels in Hickman county, Tenn,
few days since set fire to the County Clerks
office, in which the Clerk, DR.. Puckett, was
sleeping at the time The building, with
all the official papers, was consumed, but
DR.. P. fortunately escaped This gentleman
is an earnest Union man, and has incurred
the hatred of his disloyal neighbors.
Recently, three men called at the hotel in
Loudon, Tenn, and ordered supper They
were refused on account of the lateness of
the hour, whereupon they threatened to burn
the house if their demand was not granted,
and finally did so-one Of the inmates being
severely beaten for attempting an alarm
Though fred on by citizens tile party es-
capped.
Faustin Simon, stepson of wealthy coffee
planter in Brazil, but recently engaged as an
assistant in a restaurant at Mobile, Ala, was
murdered in the streets OF that city on the
18th inst, by one English. The cause of
the act is said to have been Jealousy regard.
ing an abandoned woman.
Miss Mary Jane Davis, young lady of
Elizabeth, Mo, committed suicide by taking
arsenic, on the 11th inst. Distress of mind,
resulting from poverty and the recent death
OF both her parents, was the cause.
Mrs. Mansfield, who stabbed and killed
her husband, Jacob Mansfield, in Madison
county, Mo-, last month, has been tried and
acquitted. The deceased was 10 years o.
age, but was in the habit of cruelty beating
his wife while he was under the influence O.
liquor.
A citizen, convicted by the military com
mission at Richmond of the murder Of somt
Union soldiers, has been released by tn,
Secretary of War because of a clerical erro
in the report.
The Grand Rapids (Michigan) Gazette re
ports that eighteen lumbermen were recent,
poisoned to death in the town of Lisbon, b,
their cook mistaking a paper of strychnin
for saleratus and mixing up some bread wit
it, of which they ate and were killed. Tn
strychnine was brought to their camp by
trapper who designed it to poison the mea
with which he baited his traps for wild an
mails. 1t had been carelessly placed upon
shelf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
coNeREssIoNAL SUMMARY.
TnrnsnAr. MAncn %

lHLRSDAI, MARCH ~.
The United States Senate, on Thursday,
passed resolution directing the printing Of
five thousand copies of the special reports OF
the Revenue Commission. Mr. Chandler
introduced bill to grant lands to the State
of Michigan to construct a ship canal from
Lake Superior to Lac la Belle in the State
of Michigan The Finance Committee, by
resolution, was instructed to inquire into the
expediency of so amending the Internal
Revenue act as TO permit disabled soldiers of
the United States army to peddle without
paying the license now required by law.
The bill making the State of Louisiana and
the State of California one judicial district
was passed The act to authorize the con-
struetion Of bridge across the Mississippi
at St. Louis, was passed The Committee
on the judiciary reported bill 10 provide
for the payment of quartermasters' stores
and subsistence supplies furnished to the
United States army, The case of John p.
Stockton, Senator elect from New Jersey,
was then called up The report of the COM
mittee concludes with resolution that John
P. Stockton was duly elected, and is entitled
10 his seat as Senator from the State Of
New Jersey. Mr.. Clark moved to amend
the resolution so that it would read that Mr.,
Stockton is not entitled to his seat A dis,
cussion ensued between Messrs. Clark, Fes
sender, Stockton and johnson, but no final
action on the subject was taken. An exeeu.
tive session was then held. Adjourned.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27

Tine EDITOR of the Golden Era, San
Francisco paper, recently attended the
seances of Mrs Ada Hoyt Foze, spiritual
medium, and after giving his experiences,
concludes us follows:
"spiritualism is very consoling doctrine,
and relieves one of great amount of anx.
iety regarding his future welfare. We were
ut one time fayorably impressed with it, but
we lack faith, and have concluded to fall
back on the old doctrine of hell and eternal
damnation, which prejudice and early edu-
cation have rendered necessity to US. We
don't feel at home without it.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
AND CARRYING TIE c. s. MAIL

LEAVE PIER No a. NORTH RIVER, f,ot Of cansl
street, at " elnek non, the 1t, II b. and 2pt of
avery month. Except those daies fall Sunday
III then n the r's-iin1 sATuRDAY), Tor ASPINwALL
conn Ing, Wit ranSna Railway, with ous Of tho Com
p'nys steanships from Panama for SAN FKAh,t tsCN,
ouehing at ACAPULCO.
MARCH.
ist-AnIz0NA. connecting with GOLDEN CITY.
iWh--lIENRN Gil tUNCEY, connactlng with COLORADO
4lN-NEW YORK. connecting with CuNSr. TUITION.
Dep rturss of lst and 2let connect at Panama with
>t'amsls for IuTH PACIFIC POR S, Tho-s Of the Isl
tou-h at MANztNlLLo.
A discount Of ONE QUARTER from steamers rates
slowed second oabil and storage passengers with
smltss Aso, an allowance Of ONE gu XRTEt on
through rates ereymen aud hsir f4niles and school
elehsrsi so.ders having honorable DISCHARGES HALF
ois Hundred Pounds BAggsEe allowed each adult Bag
gse-ulaers accompany basgage through and attend
ladies an children without male protectors baggage
received the dock the daF before iling from steam
Early,
au experienced surgeon on board Moiieiue aud at
tendance fee.
teamer will be placed thu lir January lat 1865
70 run irOn NEW ORLEANS to A6rISwALL, via ma
NANA.
For Passage Tickets further information apply at
the Company's tic e office, the wharf FOOT OF Ca
NAL STdEsIi NORTH RIVER, NEW YOkK
jAh2-3m y. w @. BELLOWS, Agent.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27

Stereoptieon Exhibition. BY the special
request OF many OF our citizens, We are
pleased to learn that I. Clarkson Taylor
Will give an exhibition at the Institute Hall,
on Thursday evening next, at ~ O'Clock.
On this occasion a number of new views,
Just imported from Paris, will be exhibited.
Tho exhibition will be interspersed with
some beautiful statuary. We have no doubt
That Mr. Taylor will be greeted by a large
audience, as every one was delighted with
his last exhibition. Those who were present
then should not fail to go on Thursday even.
ing, as in addition to those shown then,
there will be large number never before
exhibited in this city.
-. Appointments in The Regular Army.-on
Wednesday last, tho Senate of the United
States confirmed large number of nomina
tons for Second Lieutenants in the Regular
Army. Among them were the following
Delawareans:-Thomas A. Porter, late First
Lieutenant of the First Delaware Battery,
to be Second Lieutenant, February 90, 1866,
vice Chester, promoted. William j. Reedy,
late First Lieutenant of the First Delaware
Cavalry, to be Second Lieutenant, February
%, 1866, vice Little promoted.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
lR gAI,E On NNNT..-TIIAT VERY
EoR SALE, AND POSSESSION GIVEN

L iAMEhIArhLY.
No Tho Three sloried Dirk House, No. 81 wash
ingon street, containing al the corvrnenees and inn
provemsn's of modern built house
NO, "a fne new lhe4 sinried nrck Ilouse, Della
Avenue, the SwedenborEia Church, every
veni' nee.
No.3-A Threa storled Brick House, No. 7o9 Taius
aree conveniently located ami iesfAbe residrucs
No. Ia Tine Storivd Brick House, To- TAtna
trcsi, adjoining No 8, euntAining room,, and
Is = very eesiAbls property.
The above properties Ars nearly new, and in excel en
order; ant any peren Wishing TO purchase desirable pro
peris and get immed ate O.aession should give
call and examine the above Apply to
WIN. McCAuLLEY & CO.,
Real Estate realera, GO Market Strset,
meh1 Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
MAHnIrnl

MURPHEY - GARDNER. AT Whining
ton, March 2lst, by Rev. VIM. Aikman,
S. NAuDAIN MuRPHEY and SARAH A.
GARDNER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
GOVERNMENT SALES.

OEFIcE OF AssIsTANF oU4HTE6-
" MAsrLR, An-
WILsisoioE DEL, F,b 18th, 1858.
SALE OF 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MILES
ALL GOOD AND sERvlcEABLE
WIN be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, At Wilmington
DeAWAre, on every FRIDAY during the month Of Msreh
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The etpee'Al attention OF purrhAuers ia Invita- Il. ~
fact that hese Mules large well 6sired ana IN % .ne
ingtun Depot - -utss Va WASH
Animals sold Sngly
II sSles TO sommsnee at 10 oelaek, Am.
Ikhhs-Cash in U S. Currency
py Vrusr Oh brevet Rrig. Gtnl JAMES A. ERGN
In charge of lat Division O NJ a o.
,,hs, ..,.. c.. GtLLAGHER
.-' -'-'noheu Capt. A A. M
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
TOBACCO AND SEGARs.
SAMUEL w. SCHULTZ,
TOBACCO AND SEGAR STORE

1oBACCO AND SEGAR STORE.
Ne. 10 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Invites the attention Of his irteuds "a tba nuhit
rally TO his excellent assortment Of e--9
s2GkRB,
Manufactured frola tho best
He also has for sale the
,y., REAL GENulNE AERsCHAuM PIPKs,
Mheh ~ viii dispose Of at the lowest prlesS The bss
SNORING AND CHEWING TOBACCO, COMBS
., KNIVES, BRUSHES, &C., DC,
Always on hand. lie ia practical workman and pArsnp
A supefnitndS the mAnuaeturs of the segars offered
~ his ehtsoshmsnt and purchasers may rely UPON Ke
u9E good article. Thankful for past fNvors be Yesnee
uy soe continuance Of the patronage Of the public
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.


rHNO LET.--FOk CASH RENT, FOUR ACRES OF
TRUCKING GROUND in 1rst rats order. rar, set In
Strawberries with gond house toutalning h,e roms
mcht At J. A, BROWN, Newport Pike.
no LET.--MY COTTAGE HOUSE, coNTAINlNG
eleven iu,f partly furnished. Rent $500 per YEAR
or 5000 Tor ak months nchsswl J. A. BROWN
V'0 LET.--FoR A TERM OF YEARS THE LARGE
building, containing nfty ruomt, formerly known as
u Living Home-soon to be he sixth Avtnne Hotel -
Rent $1,000. Imehi3-fl j, A. BROWN.
EOR RENT.--I5 ACRES OF MARSH,
IL 20 ihe Townsend Road, = Holland creeE Marsh.
dded into about se cts Also six In th- "DTAu-
dywine Marsh" Possession immed Ately Apply TO
W MouAuLLEY CO,
Real Estate Dealers, 6v6 Market street.
mar9 Wilmington, Del.
NOR SALE or RENT.--THAT VERY
IL DESIRABLE PROPERTY, At tue Mouth BAst corner
Of Font and TatnAll Streets with ont Of sO feet on
Ia mali street. and running through t. secont street.
having upon 1t gcnd brick nifa and very large frame
building suitable fr a fusiutes Front street ana
three good houtos and stable ou Second Hr o. This
property will he sold very re4khnah price And upon
the most easy terms. For Particulars np lyto
W. MoCAuLLEi CO.,
feAl Estate Biokors, 6O5 MarAe, street.
m'ia Wilminston, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
CMMRIFF,s sALn..-RY YInTrr ~ !

- W IT ut NBNii140NI hXis,NN 10 ,nr ,,,Sss,c
ni De- rAPo-sd t. Pusc sais At tbs II Tel OF ris
~ ni'1,nsn IN N cit WI mius'on, New Ga tls uoua
dDslAwAre on bAiukDAf The 3 81 day o. MARC1
.sso !" O'CLOCK p NJ the following Described Real
~ that CO tain lot " lsu ptuasd In the civ Of WI
ninfinn' New HA'il4 rounts, aud state of 6eavafs
ooHlded and described follows to wis BsEinniuF AZ
t0"i on me nodherly sle OF Sixth sifeet brt,r =.
Mlnds and Madison sfs-'s al the dts se Of nv sst
from ,. me ras cry side Of hsdi.on ihs GO no ss
side ufAf ur feet Wide alley iksuee along ,,d .Is R
s's'sflI patil VIII biz .iIt 60 fst T. sta
~ tneuoe southery paral Fl n Mad ron treat ei by
m westerly "4tesn fee to tbs plsee Of siunins
Seized ami assn Ia execution as tha nronar,, ~ H.
Mclaughlin and to us sod by 'NF'' VI ""eu
sh.,,n. GEO. $ HA0ANY, Sheriff.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
BUCHU

ID " " Ill "
(FTOm pi'psnssry efhs United Stats1.)
DIosMA CRENATA. BuoHu LEAVES
PRopERTIEs.-Tueir oior is strong, dinusIvs, ast
to mint
MEDICAL rRopERTIEs AND usEs.-Buehu leaves
are gently imul'nI, With peenllar tendency to tbs
sitilAr msdienes, ex lung diaphulo osis, whsn seuz
stances favor this mode oil action.
They are given in complaints OF the Urinary or.uI,
such 10 Craze, Chronic Catlrrh Of tho Bladder, Nor
DID rit4tioi Of he Bladder ana UtslhrA. Dts'ssp Of
tins Pr1srAie and Retention or Iueuntnenee VI Urine
from oIs Of tone ia pAris con rpeI 10 It's sTacas
ugn Ths remedy has 20 heeu reeounisnioi In lyi.
DroPy.
nEtABoLDs EXTRACT BucHU ia used by person,
rom ihe ages Of 70 20, Auo fiom s5 to eb or IN th
de line or chahgs Of life; after Collnsnsnt or IAbs
Pains; Bed'NsulpR in children!
E5-DR REYsER is A PHYSICIAN of o,sr thirty
years sxper enes, and srAduae OF ths Jefferson Msd-
cal eolss and q the University Of Medicine and ssr
Mn. II. T nHLHpoIpi
Dtar Str-In regard to the question asked me aGiO
my opinion about btchu would say that have ussd
aud sold the article in various forms for the pant th
y years do not think there ia any form or rrepsrs-
TO Of 1t have uksf or known 10 be msad ~ tbs
vsiioas Ssatss where such medieae agent WouIo bs
inoiealed You aware, Hs we'll as myself that 1t
hat been ex ensiveiy employed in the vAreus dihoes
o the bladder aud kidneys, ard the reputation il has
acquired In my Judgment Is warranted BY the facts.
have seen and used bofors stated avery form Of
buehs-ihs powdered leaves, The simple deroeton tine.
-lle uhil tHrnrts--And am coguizAnt OF any
pre- arali"n OF that plant all equal to youts Twelve
yssrh exPerisnss ought tnnk, Il give me he right 10
judge OF us merits, and thout prejudice or partially,
give ours . ecedsnco ali others do NOT value
thing aeeordns to its bulki II l did other BuehuI
% %Ny9ld outdo YOUR; but hol6 10 the doctrine that
e'pIsr eent would be worth more than gold dollar
value yo1r Buchu for tie effect on pAtsnta / have
cured win 1t, aud seen cured With It, moro dseassb
the bladder md kidneys, than have ever seen cured
pound Of whatever maine.
Respectfully yours, a.,
GEO. II. KEYsER, NJ D.,
August IIth, 1893.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
ENTERTAINMENTS

YAKn ~ AvA-At Institute Hall, four nights only
maneluE Saturday evening, M-reh 24ih.
PHmAIAIPHIA orIEIKfrE CLuB-At Institute Hall on
Thursday evening, April 9Th, foe the benent OF the
Home for Friendless Children.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27

I'HE MASON & HAMIIN CABINrT cY,.
SANs forty different styles, adapted to bAersd ana
secular music, foI $50 5000 each. Pnyoue 0oid or
nfei Ms!s T. or Vtner hrHt premiums AaA4dad me .
Illustrated Catalogues free. address, MASON 4 HAN
LIN Bos'oH, Or MASON RRnrilEGts Mss YoSH.
RasNJgH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27

A CONVENIENT AND DESIRABLE
n COukTRY sENt Fpk "a b. va Acte,, nlthn
shrua luiles OF cry wlmugton Aia quar- er oi
me II Il ", 4 Il, - he house Is Uumy
eonre ! Mt. being ih'ts st'rils hisl The man and
back bn luiags The ITioe Wh ei this opvtty bs
bngh is very Low, bought suun. For .rme, AZ, Ap
ply TO W McG GLLEV CO,
fSt2' Real Estate fstl.rs, SO Market S..
DUILDsNG FOH sALh.---A EHAME
ID Bu Il .Ith Yell lw Pus P4.s, sitr by 2e
~ 81 sst o the 'q1A e, u rlts hish)a itab Tor
workshop, ateD uatu; cOu ts httfteA Snh lit
tie expense iniu Two i'wel in inrs, Apply at tho
Bolt And Nut Works. sorueI VI Thi'd aud Chi reh STA
EOR SALE. ---A THREE STORIED
Il BkiCk II IUsB, looms, NU y 8 18th street, nj
eauihrr in'ths same vnluity, of s,ms Aao,
for sails or rent arm Of with giOl blildingI
Oh keuntt Pix, Just heyon cit | mits
B.-A number Of { ner H1u,vh for SAFE.
ier part ousts apply to
W. MecAULLkY Co,
jap9-tt 90 Va ke Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27

Ths following qu't,Ilons are tut urhed uh by Il. X.
R1piNsoS Co. BaHsrrA Coru.r Fontth and M.tksi
reefs at oeesS, Aslerdiy afternoon.
NVu' Nnl2tA
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
TINE MONEY MAItIl Am.

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-27
MEDICAL.
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