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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

Exports for the Week ending August 2.
LIYERPOOL-Per Br bark ROckwood-871 bbls Spirfs
Turpontine 294 bbls kosn, l6,267 feet Pitch Pine
Lumber.
CoAsTwIsE.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragossa-52l bales Up.
land and 10 halee S Cotton 20 tierces Rice, 32l
bbls Rosn 91 hales Yarn, 43 bundles Paper q bales
Cloth. 81 balcs Woolens 172 tnpty Bbls, los pack
ages Fruit an Vegetables, 100 packages Sundries
......P Per steamship CumbHa-1B bales Cotton IOs
bbls Rosin. 6t tic, ces Rice 20 bales Yarn, 0 Pack
ages and Boxes bale Wool, 22l Empty Barrels
......Per steamship Souier-8O bales Upland
and II bales Cotton. 81 bales Ysrn At bbls Rosin
50 oo1es Muzr. 40 casks Clay, II sacks Wheat, 22sS
pieces lron o. bales Iomestics 161 Empt Barrels
$500 sGhr warine-2477 hars Railroad iron,
% CASKS ,oiay, u cases Meuicines Plaung Ma
chne lO bundles Furniture, IL boxes Furnit,ire q
casks GroeEery chest Clothing, IL mpty Oarboys
FntGLaatDELpHiA-Per Gat brig Josie Devereux-41 bales
Ootton, ~! bhls Rosn, 10 packages Mdze, Gu Empty
barrels Dbl whiskey 600 feet Lumber 400 tons
'NEWARK, per schr Uned-4O,sOO feet Steam
Sawed Lumber. ~ 0
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03


Northwest superhne eat.....-...--.....$8 ut. 887@D 90
Northwest extra at. 500 $50
Northwest extra family lyat............. 9889i1. 90
Pennsy lvanR and Western superhne at.. 1870 90
Pennsylvania aud Western extra at. 8759I0 90
Pennsylvania and Western extra family 6u9I2 90
Pennsylvania and Western fancy at. 300gl5 10
hye uour o1S0 y OO
Pennsylvania Corn Meal 1000 A26
Brandy vine Corn Meal INSTRUMENTATION. G7ba so
GRAnS-Suppnes OF wheat continue to come forward
slowly, but there Is not much de uand prices
lower. Sales OF 370U bushels Delaware at 8O
to 50 66 closing at the former rate, and 60J bushes
spring at 50 90 In white, nothing doing In the
sence of saes quote Penn syivana rye at 81 Corn
ia quiet, with small sales Of yellow at 95c and 1900
bushels Western mixed at 95c Oats limited de.
mand with small sales at s6c for ne Delaware 6ic tor
old Western, and eoG bushels old Pennsylyanis CSC
per bushel. ...s
The receipts to-day are as follows: 1I50 bhls -four;
$500 bushels whea 34s0 corn and $500 bushels
oats.
PRov1s1oNs-Prices well maintained, but the
transactions limited. Small sales of pork
making at SOB Dbl In bacon there fs change
to notice. Hams sell at 20 to 28c per lb for plain
fRnoy bngged. Green continue scarce 200 erces
ougar cured and picked hams sold at 400 per b and
salt shoulders in lotB ut 10 to 1870 per ID.
6KKDBBlaxseed soils arrival at S8 IS per bushel
Timothy is quoted at IS to e6 as per buahe but we
hear OF eaes. In Glover ed there 10 nothing do
ing. We quote prime at 81 to 81 50 per o. lbs.
WHIsKRY-Small sales OF bbB making at 50 % to
81 "A for Pennsylvania and 90 20 per gallon Ohio
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
Row York Market.


The New York Journal Of Commerce. OF Tuesday, July
81, says: ...
The prevailing in the money market notified for
some weeks past continues. and the amount surplus
capital Offering 10 somewhat increased. The demand
for speculative purposes is little moro aotve but bor.
rowers and no dlionliy in supplying their on
stock colaerss at to per cont and transactions sre
made In large Gums upon Government securities at 5
per cent FrsclsBs commercial paper 10 in good de-
niand at bh to per cent per nnnum discount.
Gold iB lowsr eale were reported the street
this morning 1&8. At tho Gold Exchange it opened
at 17 advanced to 49, and closed at three o'clock at
l47x.
silver sells moro freely at to 7H cents below the
prico of gold.
Foreign exchange is dull and rates unsettled Lead.
Ing bankers ask 1855 for sixty days sterling blls and
Ito for short sight do We quote: Bids at 60 days on
London, 1o7 for documentary; U to l07X for commsr
lilo; Paris at 90 days. 22 to 5l6S; do at SHIRT sight,
BIO TO i2h; Antwerp. 622H to 16I4; Swiss, Tx
to l61 Hamburg, se11 to 371S; Amsterdam, 4U to
a0k; Frankfort AK to AK; Bremen II to 7sX; Prus.
| sian thalers, TAN to 49,
| PRODUCE MARKET.
State and Western Flour is du prices ruling the
buyers favor The sales 500 bbB S. 81 so
for superhne State; So rs to 50 as common extra
States 50 80 TO 80 rs for choice do Sb 90 81 90 for
auperhna Michigan Indiana, Ohio, Iowa. SO and SO IS
to So 80 r ext do moulding shipping brands frupd
30 20 to Su 70; Epring wheat. ~ Louis, ct $40 to
81 &c. and winter do at $1l to $l4 u.s. closing dull We
quote .i -" .afn1 ~ Fts.y .'o r.w aatr. al 5
6Epefnno stao.. % 900 60
Extra state. g 100 rs
t0upor Wentern.. % G9 81
Extra Western 8cGD $50
Extra Ohio Round Hoop. g 100 IS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

h1oE-There has been q good busineas done to.dav
from tho market nearly all the available stooi
~ veryi nn rates The saIes include 1000 baao Ran
soon. IN bond, at az to $50 gold.
suoAa;-fhe market for raw is dull and heavy We
quote fair to good refining 10X lo The sses are
e2o hhds Cuba at I0a to 1Sc is hhds Porto Rico at
l4ac and $40 boxes Havana at 0H to llAo There IA n
good business doing In refined ut full rates We quote
sot yellow at IA to 16Ho; soft white at 1852 to isiIo
AND crushed powdered and granulated at i8x TO ITO
TALLoW-The market Ia dull, heavy ard lower S,,ta
were made OF s8 900 lbs at I2to l2Ho
bTkARNE-1s In better request We notice aaIea NJ
60. 0O0 lbs at 19k to 22o. Noo 'N40' "
GhEAsE-The sales are a. 600 lbs at lox to 12xc.
MHIskEY.The market is dali and nominal
TEA-Trade to-day is light and is ohieay to aunn,v
local demand. Very full prices are obtatnod Hai,a
iSSo mil chests ooionRs and 400 do green's
FRIidHTs-To Liverpool 1000 bushels corn at a,rd :.
40 hhds tobacco at It's 1900 bbis at la ana
ateamer, lOOO bales cotton at I'D. To London IL nm
pusnes corn at 3D. Norwegian bark to Cork for
orders; with GOO bushels corn at Al 6dj AVA
------------
HAVANA, July 26 6-[Per Cuba at Baltmore.l-A-
though the busness done in sugsrs this been
OF very little Importance prices show some improve
ment and should the intelligence Of peace in Europe
prove true rise will take place. The by the
Orleans and Northern Steamers In to-day have not had
time to affect the market. Sales 400 boxes No l6H g.
IS no No 70 ct 10k; 1890 do No IS at TX; and No
The market for exchange Is inanmate partly for want
OF mais the only sales reported fO0e0 at 19k per
cent prem $16 600 at 60 days 20 per cent dis the
North. For francs Paris 6x to per cont prom Is
asking To-day OATH the transactions comprise:
London fl000 at 10 cent prem fS0e0 90 days
per cent prom; $4,000 the North OF 26H per cent
din.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Angnst COTTON. 10 very little
inquiry Holders atH OF 50 to $50 for strict to
Good MiddlIng. -, - - - ,
ut !47 to '48 aud Hing at l60,g 81, 49, .rii,,
SILVER --l37 to l4l -
6RoUnITIEs-Are in good demand
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
THE CHARLESTON MARKET,

tFoR THE wEfK ENDING THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1861
CoTToN.-The very limited amount Of Cotton on the
market and the continually increasing demands Of sill
ers has kept the transactions the past within
very narrow compass. From this FridayHnd
Saturday last passed without bale being soldM On
Monday the news of probable peace in Europe made
holders advance their prices from to 2c a fb, and
some 60 bales were sod on that day, MiddlinR being
quoted at 36c q To-, and fine lot Of repacked selling
at Sic. fb On Tuesday holders had sul fur.h er in
their prices and tho operations of the day
some 200 bales of repaoked Cotton at 29@S2o q fb
On Wednesday there was but little inquiry, and we
could learn OF no sales, buyers holding In order
await further intelligence in to peace in Eu.
rope before yielding to the advanced rates demanded
by selers which were generally basis of $780, for
Low Middiing and $50. q ID. for Middnng Cotton
Yesterday considerable reduction In price took place
In few instances, and 40 bales of Cotton were
sold of which 20 Low Mddling at s2o a h.. and
10 Strict Middng at $50. lb but these sales were
exceptional buyers not able to 20 on at theae
figures. Tho market being unsettled we arc unable to
give reliable quotations.
SEA ISLAND CoTroN'-There has been no trsus
actions during the In this class Of Cotton and
have no quotations to offer.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. I, 1866. s8a isIo 100
Reces from Sept 6t. July a5 6s 5sss 1ooss7 sis
A]oeep'S uoih July 70 10 Aug. I, 90, Ia $50 los
Io'At !sei Receipts. ts..........n; 57o7 1o2s46 4oo4
From Sept !, '65. to July 20. 'es 55I4 $3.50 2sI2
From July a. 60, to Aug. 2, SO 2s oss ISL
6642 s8ess 1918
Total exports .................5 .5549 sssss 2s7s
atock on hand max eek7 ioeI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30
The Oldest City in the World.

IA Dannspus is thn oldnst cit, In thn,,orII
r,,ra ia e;idnn 49, c,,;yr,i'I,I ~, ~
Nor Baolhrt il n min. P"l,n,.rn Iios Is,.
b,iried in The sands az tl,a desert Nina,,ej,
and Rsb,.lon have disonnaornd trom, H.
chores ~ tb" ,Tigris .,,,d igp,'hrotos n",a,
ems remoins Whit IL wns In tho da,,s az
Aibral',,tn--a centre of trail, and tr,ynl
an ;sland of vorourn II, Saso,t...o ,,ro,ag-
tined Tonifal" ,vith rn,rtini o,'d saorr,,l as
~ i1,,,d ,nI,t
r;GS III ,t.ss ,,,a psnas,.s tb,f so,t ~
frdrsus saW the IiyItj tron, Heaven 'ahoyp
the hri0htness of lin sun. ne Street wbinr
;s caIied Strrnit inT whicb H. H. soid Lo
tI3r,T,,S6 sfiIi rt6i tb brnnrt tl,o cit,, thc
oaIst, IN, c,,nas AVA }lt,nsS ,s II IA Az
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30
I1 , 'frTIL n
To the Tilted,
An exchange eop+aips the following sad
ly sensible adYice;r XXX.

An exchange eoptaips the following sad
ly sensible adNifsiT .ta
I s ri young men, TO use common parlance,
are .iilted, we advise them NOT to waste too
many lamentations over their bad luck. II
bad luck il nEIys bn called, hut to enter the
lists agaiAsi 4 giTl Who trifles with the sin
cere homage OF an honest heart may be
Very attractive Notwithstanding, but sfiGy{ill
never make a good dsNsife. oand We enunspl
herma~gIllineHIrieDJs 20 give her a good
tYiJe berth yBeepuSt.- Ypn have been de-
ceiyed once, II dOt-s not urCrSsarilt follow
lthltt theteis t6 trjt4 an ir.tt.-f, ir "a.
I IS dFlda0BId apiliitB gialo-sauaGi s.. N.ula.
lEpW,NoEUnlo dbdtsA ihsE,uipir AItb in
sieyIl pi1 gFpJplIug ilNei {0lu illIle hit of
| tadyersity, thdUS yQtr stars that Won were
aroused from tilc'd,4dsiee dream befnra il
was too Ollme.even oti6nXa The wiikiBa nlay
haSf beepai 4iBletE pEhsr ifhap wsyr Alto
Siris lux, abd S8ufH7adi.p p% 9tiii, 'R 4! IN .S5
as helore5 Al dhNnguisbtil divinso 81 rLe
present. day SssFerts Jhat IL Is geaessar, tur
4 iaH9png plap Stgrti,gg in Life a. make last
] 50 ulany false starts Ia lille before i.p may
! faiTly be said th have begun the world and
the safUei ttIl0 niay hold good In love and
'leouriships AT all events. 40 BatuFe il IN,
worse for haHmg passed through such am
Iordeal as this, unless Il be those peculiar
ltemperamcnts that grow sour and acrid in
the blasting winds ofaversity-=old of bache-
lors pTe-ordained. korsuch We fear there
~ llo. lpp's ....r n..- . .s.t+ s .- ..u ...
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30
Who Wants Bargains.

WA RTIR Rom ERGER. REAL
ESTATE AGIdNT, DAYTON, OHIO, has for sal1
twenty Houses and Lots ranging from 400 \.
p AlsO siNlFarms AtliAt IN DarIo tssS n, Msat
gomery, and one in Van Vert County.
Tue hnilefsigned Can always tJe found VA kbs
ONO INSURANCE ONCE when not out on business
or az the Post Once corner pm ~r7''Nf7
B Buys 81 Hnd sells property. Terms liberal 10,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30
tx-At the time The British burned Port

tS- At the time the British burned Port
land Ia the revolution, a ftw weeks old in
fant was removed from q house on Fort
street. below India street aud taken out of
town Tor safety. The house burned down
paTson, nov Rineiy years OF age, was re-
moved from a house erected on the spot
where had stood the one burned by the
4 British. II was theVenerable Miss Hannah
7 rh0rlo, daughter of Capt. Peter Thorlo,
who Ia her infancy and old age has had
two such memorable Dire cscapades,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30
9attbaerrs,
$25. Bartlett Sewing Machine. saI

iCENSED under patents OF Howe, Wheeler K
~ wilson, Grover " Baker and Singer Il Co
ana the only cheap machine IN the United Stater
s.ving ne right 70 use the Wheeler wilson ~
We want Agents IN sell. them. Will pay $50 d
900 per mouth pOr allow large ConiiniSsions Will
send Machines to pe paid for wheA sqld, For Gil
PAGE {;ens INV WI ", ,,eS ~
AZ ht; either m q our 9sss rhilAdeibAia Pa, Toledo
1merlePH -...-L u .I aISdfmw9nI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
ITO expire ON the sist day Of January, 1867
OFFIcR or THE AUDITOR or STATE,
3a INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. l

~ COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 2 1850, =. I
WHEREAS The NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL L
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at New York
in the state OF New York, has filed in this 0fice
sworn statement of It's condition, as required by
the act "fo regulate Insurance Companies not in+
eornOrated by the State Of Ohio,n passed April &
1e5i and amended February y 1884 and the aa
80 regulate Foreign Insurance Companies 4
pastel April s. 1885 and. WHEREAS, saii rdnl-
paIiy hhs Furnished the undersigned satisfactory
evidence that IL is possessed of AN actual CiLpitl
OF ht least osR HUNDRED AND pIFTY fHbuSa akf
DOLLARS. Invested a. required by SAID acts, apd
WHRREks, said Company has filed In this Once !
" written ihsnulnent under lis corporate seal
signed by the President and Secretary thereof
authorizing nyagent or agents of said Company
in this stale "a ack nOwledgu servne Of prOcess III
and In behalf Of said Company according to tht
terms bf tad att ofApril s. 1856! " l'.l .l-tiH /
\ Now. 1uEREF0Rk. inf pursuance yOf the &c 4
lafofeyaid, /, JAMES II GODMNN. Auditor q
state fir 0hip. 40 hendhyl certify thai sall hkN
YORK AC1IDEN IAL. INSURANCE COMrANh
lofN,ltg YORK II aMth0flset 10 transact the infs
moss Of Accident lRsHTRnee ~ this state ,ptil-tlh
thirty first day OF January m the Year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty seven. IHFD EiiN |
(sEALl ~ NIrSEss WHEREOF 1 haze here
'''N If INTO subscribed my name aud chusts
Hslv lu the seal ofuiy Onice 60 he 81 liked N,
day and Year above written
JAS. II. GOODMAN, I
la4IlI Af Auditor OF State. .
.r.a by JAS. WuIAAMs, Chief ( CleTk, I
w U.GII4LESPIE Agent. Dayton, o. /
M IItaa nv l.Ilr ..-uiII.r Il gIrI -tHs /
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.
Young men who wish to qualify themselves for Buui
Life, have unequalled advantages for doing
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion OF three
stoIe. Of the large donbe building at tbs N T. corner Of
CHEsTNCT and SEVENTH Streets, Is well lighted
and htted up 10 style OF elegance aud eonyenieLes
which Is unsurpassed,
The instruction given here s Of the most practical and
busiuessike character The appreciation OF Its value
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
hundred 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 ofinsruetion includes
HOUSEKEEPING,
which Is taughtin all its departments and applications
just as it s gaetced by the bost accountants and bus
ness men, Each student opens, writes out and closes
ade makes out In proper form the various papers used
in business, such Promissory Notes Receipts, Ae
count Currents, Account sales, Business Letters
Balance sheets, &C.. and is instructed in the large
variety Of transactions and customs ofbusness life.
PENMANsHIP.
which Is important to every business man, receives
especial attention. and the method Of instruction pursued
here ID well calculated to make elegant aud rapid penmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including Interest Pront and Loss Averaging Accounts
Exchange, &c. is taught In its shortest and most ap
ooMMRRcML Law, MATHEMATICS, and DETECTING couN-
ERIElr NorKs are Included In the course Of Instruction.
TELEGRApHING
both By Sound aud on Paper Is taught by one othe best
practical aud experienced operators and every facility
is Afforded for acquiring full knowledge oil all the
minutp Of the profession.
department has been opened for the reception OF
Of ladies for instruction in this branch The great and
increasing demand for competent OPERATORS offers I'M.
usual opertunit sfor remunerAtive employment.
As INSTRUCT Is given to each student separately,
those who N,sh enter for any particular branch do
no.
The time usually required for the complete Counting.
llonse Courses vares from eight to twelve weeks
cordiug to the number Of hours daily devoted II.
handsome Diploma with the seal of the inst tuition at
tAohed, is awarded on graduation.
Students received at any time and are instructed
at such hours as may hest suit their convenience.
Catalogues containing terms, &c, may be obtained
gratis on application.
G-CRlTrESDEss ferles OF Practical TreAtlses on Book
KEBpIE0, and JuDaB sHARwooDs lectures before the
Students on Commercial Law for eale at he College.
s. H. CRITTENnEN & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06
1ouruaI amn Statesman
TUESDAY MoRNrNo, MARCH 0; 1865.
TERNss
,pe inch or less constitutes a square.


49, nna inch or less constitutes square.
- sinale insertion 80 cents per square.
sranis of four lines single Insertion, 2b cents.
~ IouRaAL AND srArEsMANis Is published every
ria,5sv and friday at THREE DOLLARS YEAR, pay
~ sdvance No INSCRIPTIONS VIII be racelveu lot
thsn three months, and no paper discontinued until
~ s.t.res are paid, unless at the option OF the pub
fisher. =, tnupAAt ANN gTkTRsMAN Ia pub.
,,5 Lns .sary PridAy at TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM,
n.Ysbe in advance or THREE DOLLARS at the end Of
3pyeRTIsBMENrs not exceeding square viii be IN,
-, tbpae time for one dollar and sixty centsi and
% esnts or s,sry subsequent insertion longer ones
y tho same proportion ,.,-... -.-,,-- a.. .,,..
hy ara 10 be published, will DO continued until they
forbid and charged according 70 the above terms.
ma nriviiere " Annual Advertlsers Il strictly limited
a. thsr own Immediate business aud all advertisements
70 tba hnnedt OF other porsons we'll as all ADVERTISE
Io not immed Aely connected with their own busi-
and ali classes Of RdvertHements In length or other
~ bsvoud the limits engaged will be charged al the
sn. rates For all such transient advertisng bills VIII
~ ssnsately rendered. and prompt payment ia desired
NJ FsrcuRH InsuRrToE Of their Advertisements and
otra. on Tuesdays and Fridays our advertisers arc IN
sd that their fATors MIST be handed In previous 10
ntns oiolosk, A. NJ. on Mondays and ThurfdAys
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06
JOURNAL Observation-Disclosures TUESDAY. MARCH
A Modern Miracle |

From old aud youas, from rich and poor, from high
HALLS VEGETABLE
sICILIAN HAIR RENEwER.
II perfect and miraculous article. Cures badness.
Makes har grow. better dressing than any oil' Or
"pomatum." softanN brash, dry and wiry hair into
Beautiful Sllken Tresses. But, above ell, the great
wonder Is the rapidity with which 1t restores GRAY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
Use II few times, and
PRESTO, CHANGEl
tho whitest and worst looking hair fesunes It's youthful
beauty It does not dye the hair but strikes the root
aud oils 1t with new life and coloring matter
IL will not take long sagreoabe trial To prove The
truth Of this matter 1he drst application wi do good
you will see the NATURAL COLOR return ug every day
and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
tie old gray dscoored appearance OF the hair will be
gone giving place to ustrous, shining and beRutfu
locks.
Ask for Halps scillan Isr Renewer; no other article
Ia ~ all like 1t in nect. You will nnd IL
CHEAP TO DUY, PLEASANT TO TRY,
and SURE TO DO You GOOD.
lhere are many limitations. lie sura you procure the
genuine manufactured only by Il. ?. HALL a CO.,
Nashua, N. II.
For sale bV all druggists. Augi1-Gm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06
RAILROADS g. STEAMBOATS,.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
l. BAtrlhORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY sih, 1866.
- Trains will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AND
WASHINGTON AVENUE, az follows:
E4Pksss TRAIN at AO5 A. M (Mondays excepted,
iy nsi,syFule ayre de Grace Aberdeen, Perrymant Mag
DELAWARE II. r. TRAIN at s15 A. NJ, (sundays
tlons.
wAYMAIL TRAIN ato15 A. NJ. .fsundavaexeept.d
r Ior Baltimore, stopping at Chester, ThurlCw Linwood
dy aud all regular station betwoen Whining ston
:, EXPRESS TRAIN at245P 81 tsuudays oxeeptsd)
pIsaimote and Washington. stopping Chester aymon
Newark, klkon, North last. Perryyills
stemHsrs R"' aberdeen PeTyman's' Magnolia and
wssb5Gio wSdSmT EXPEEssst MS p NJ for Baltimore and
OAymont Wilmington, Newark, Ekton, North Per
ryDgille, aAd HaVre de Grace.
rAsebgera BY boat frsm baltimore for Fortress Mon
az az OtioE City Point and Richmond will take the
lhrongh Tickets for Baltimore Washington aud south.
er1 ~ rohu Special Or will leave the Philadelphia De-
@ sh ~ A. NJ connecting at Gray's Ferry With the
morning Express Train from New York.
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
gas 1TPpos q" all stations between Philadelphia and VIII
Leave Philadelphia ateI5, aO 800 and
RV,Io Vy a; Ths $50 r. train connects with Delaware
Issv iU III MlIiord and intermediate stations.
and M pnaplngtoh at 100, $40 and e.s0 A NJ. $50
S rsns s5s for 81 New Castle leave Philadelphia at M
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1900 NJ, AsO and 966Pp.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
~ Leave Chester at o. s5s, and lO.l4 A. NJ, I23esA
Dol, o44, and 10 90 P. M
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
LosVe Baltimore $40 A. NJ, Way Mail I.iOPMEx
Prsas' $50 r M, Express, 92b P. M. Express.
An accommodation Train for IIayre,d : Grace and ia.
e'"'uiate ststlons, Will leave Btltimore l0Pm.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 9.52 A NJ a1a.nd II 6np n
Wilmington at 1871, O. 10 and 1888 A. 81, and
400 p, NJ. 49,
SUNDAY TRAINS
ryHEss EXPRESS TRAIN at 4O5 A. 81, for Baltimore and
Run ' - ''@eu uoi'A anu etehmsi
,rNHr NIGHT EXPRESS at Ills P.M for Baltimore AM
mNsnlnston, stopping at Chester. Thurlow, Linwood
pp.gm2,nlI wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North East
fe.'yndne anu Havre dc Grace.
~ TRAIN will leave Philadelphia for Will
-s''u anu intermediate stations at 800 r. NJ,
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave baltimore at 9.25 p M, sloppiry at HAvred
~ S y tue and Wilmington. Also stops at Elkt
w take passengers for Philade phi leANt
@ cm washington or BAltimsre) and Chester IL
ieA'e Passehgersfrom Baltimore or Washington
SPECIAL TRAIN
VIII leave Wilmington for PhiladelphiA and Intsrmedi
ate stations at $50 p. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER oAg
ATTACHED,
WIN leave Wilmington for Porryville and Intern
stations at 6.Oi 2. NJ.
Ii. p. KENNEY, superintende
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-06
TO CONsUAIPTIVEs,

The advertiser, having been restored to health In sw
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for
several years with lung affection, that dread
disease Consumptionis anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he Will sends copy ef the preserp.
tiou used res OF ohArge) with the directions for prepar.
ing and using the same, which they will find cuRH
for Cnsumpton, AahnG, BroHehfi5 Coughs, C0ldI and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only object OF the
advertiser in sendinl the Prescription is benen the
afflicted and spread Information which he eoncelyes to
be Invaluable and he hopes sufferer will try his
remedy, as It will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription FREH by return mail
will pleate address REV. EDwARD A. WILSON
dae2S-wlv WilliAmsbursh. Kings Co., New York.