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Our raANKs are due to our good friend Ruoa,
OF Market-street. for late files of New York week.
lies. monthies and dailies. Among tie former
we notice Harper's Weekly, and Of the monthlies,
Frank Leslie's Monthly, The Old Guard, &C., all OF
which are interesting and for sale by asrea.
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A CARD,

CARD.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING LEFT THE CLOTHING
HOUSE Of Mesers. MAcuI1AB, WILLIAMS & PARKER, and
having permanently engaged with WIN. MATTHHssEN,
Agent, at No. 2ls Kng.sreet Senior of the we'll known
old firm Of MArTHIEssES, O'HARA s. co., will be happy
to see his friends at this house. and will be fully pre-
pared to please them the house having facilities to oea
to customers. Every variety Of seasonabe Clothing.
With bis experience Of twelve years In the Clothing
Business he is confident Of giving satisfaction to all hs
friends who will call on him.
In returning his thanks for past favors he tin
begs e continuance of the same.
B. WARREN McTUREOUs,
March No. 2l9 King-streeet
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Messrs. BonEsr & BURKE have, with their usual
courtesy, placed upon our table late files OF New
York dailes and weeklies, received by the Quaker
OW. These gentlemen have. all the latest pub
ications for sale.
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LARGE SALE OF BooTs AND SHoEs.-A very extensive
auction sale of boos and shoes will take place to-day 1t
the sales room Of Meesrs. N. HUNT Co. City and
country merchants would do well to attend as the lot is
very largo the varied and the goods freeh
and of best qu atty All who desire to lay in supply Of
good boots and shoes find them by going to-day to
HUNT at No. II Hayne street at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.
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MAYORS CorRr-A very tall woman, an old Of
fender, was before his Honor yesterday morning
for being drunk and dancing at the corner Of
Church and Broad streets; and as the present
state of the pavements does not admit oftho "trip
ping the light fantastic toe" without danger of
stumbling, she fell, when gallant policeman
picked hor up, and assisted her in a reel to the
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:, VIZ 4sE indebted to Messrs. NJ. M. QurSN'&
Bro, of the Uptown News Depot, for late New
York papers, as follows; The World Herald 1rs-
Dune, Frank Leslie, Hayper's Weekly-alfo OF which
may be found at their store.
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AUCTION SALES,
[sAI.E PosTPNKD.
Doeirohio TRACTS of Land.

TsAIlE P0sTPNKD.I
Desirable Tracts Of Land
BY MCKAY & oAMPBMnaaiI PPostaaIc..
rr1e nav 14th instant will be so1d at the old Posse
Office foot Of Broad.street ct II oclocS, =. u,nv
A SMALL TRACT OF LAND, situated 81 MT .lVooS non$,
within few minutes walk OF the Northeastern hafoao.
Tract contains 29H acres all cleared and under c1lny
ton There is on the premises twosory frame
ing containing six rooms, IN e1csuert Iepa .ar as1
Kitchen Barns and outbudings. The locauon lib Ve'5
healthy throughout the year
ALSO, =, 80
rgpFE TRACTS OF LAND on the line Of the Charles
ton and sayannah Railroad, 10 miles from the Ctye
There is Dwelling Eouse and outbuidines On ess1 ss
tract In all about 275 acres, 160 acres cleared ana
Conditions-One.f fourth cash; balance IN ], :, ano
years. secured by bond and mortgage OF tne
Purchasers to pay NICK. b O. for necessary papehsI
March1A
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Furniture, Dry Goods, Crockery, &c., &c.
BY GABRIEL Dewitt.
At northwest Of King and Spring streets, THIS
DAY, tho 14th instant, at halfpast 10 o'clock A. NJ,
will be sold without reserve
4BEDSTEADS, largo Dining Table
large Wardrobe, fne Chairs
Bureau, Corn Cracker
Show Case, Counters
boxes Soap, and a lot of Augers.
ALSO,
pieces of BROWN SHEETING
pieces Blue and Brown Denms
And 90 packages Of Weaving Yarn.
AND,
A lot OF CROCKERY. consisting Of
- dozens OF PLATES, Bowls, Tea Pots, &C., &c.
ALSO,
very fine MORGAN FILLY, three years old and
just broken. March IA
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fsALE PosrPoNED.1
Valuable Real Essass; r,,
HaseI-street, Next to Posto@cc,, p,.s
THIS DAY, 14h instant win be sold At tne oio f''s'
office, foot Of Broad-street, at II O'CLOCK,
ALI that IoT OF LAND With the AZ story s..s nsIe
dwelling thereon situated on the south SIDE OF
street. and known as No os; house contns .ttssssG
good Kitchen and necessary outbudmgs ana e1ceAaas*
wen Of water on hepreIsss gas the nGes
Lot measures 40 feet nont % LAO III oep'"' -
All .s.. LOT OF LAND. a5sUa With the AZ story srAs
dwelling and @ On
house; good kitchen and ontbuidnga ana wen on S
premise: Lot I 2Sst In en ss 30 feet On 0a'H
AyAoANr LOT OF LaSS', sH' situated on the east siae
Streets measuring 80 feet in front BY 100 feet in depth
more OF less together with all the bricks thereon
Conditions-0ne.f fourth caah. balance IN ], arc |"
years. secured by bond and mortgage Of the premises
buildings to be insured and the policies assigned Pu
chasers to pay MCKAY CAMPBELL for necessary
papers stotnt-z Ma-@--
S,sndries.
BY O'BRIEN & AIMAR.
We will ren THIS DAY, 14th instant at half past ~
O'Clock, ct our Sales Room No. 16 MarketstFeeh-
Known as the Sailors Home,
Several Sever dozen Of Ales and Porter
Several dozen best Bourbon Whiskey
Ten dozen Children's Socks -
One Mcclellan Saddle with Blanket
ahds. prime Philadephia Lime. :
OTHER ARTICLES - March ~
Furniture, do. ..i.;
EY LAUHEY & ALEXANDER.
TO MORROW, the 18th inst, will be sold In our Bal es
Room, No. 1S8 Meetng.street, OF 10 o'clock.
handsome Mahogany WARDROBE
fine pine Wardrobe f"'2
mahogany Wardrobe
2mahogany Bedsteads
mahogany Sideboard
Mattresses, Waahstands
Tables, Desks, dc
Book Gases, &c.
Conditions cash. - =. March ~
Furniture, Furniture, Furniture.
BY MACKEY d BAKER.
We will sell at our Sales Room No. 66 MhrketRtree on
TOMORROW, 18th inst, at II O'Clock A. M
A general assortment Of FURNITURE, part Of which
s now landing from brig Webster Kelly and consisting
in part Of Mahogany and Walnut eideboards, Waah-
stands and Sinks, Saloon Tables, Extension Tables,
Marbe-top Tables Chairs Rockers, Chtldrens Chairs
Piano. Desk and Counter Stools Meat eafes Mattres-
ses, &c.
Terms cash. harch "A
BY MILLIGAN, MELCHERs & CO.
Will SELL MONDAY 18th instant, on the wharf 1o9'
Of Hasel-street, at II O'Clock,
lot ANCHORS various sizes
lot Chains various sizes
lot Scrap Cast Iron
] lot Scrap Wrought Iron
Wrought Iron Shafts and Cranks
lot Old Brass
Cylinder Boilers.
Sold by order of Nj. N. GRAY Contractor for Unitea
States Government. MATCH ~
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OUR CHARLESTON V1RTUosI.-FFora the Home
Journal (no mean authority in matters of taste
and art) We copy the following
The brothers Poznanski took passage on Satur-
day last for Charleston, South Carolina, with the
tive place for the benefit of the poor. After leav-
ing Charleston they will start on a tour, and give
concerts (for their own benefit, it is to be hoped)
in heprincipal Southern and Western cities, re-
will give series of matinee performances. at
WaIlsckls Theatre The brothers Poznanski, dur
ing their stay in this city, have met with very
favorable reception from our musical public, and
the critics have spoken well OF their abilities on
commend them to our Southern readers as artists
worthy of patronage 1t may be useful to the
press proprietors Of music halls, etc., to know
that MIR. Fred. Widdows has charge OF the busi-
ness arrangements of the brothers Poznanski.
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Onions and Smoked Salmon.
BY j. A. ENSIOW AND co.
THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY, 14th instant, at halfpast II
O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold at our Store, No. 126 Eas
Bay one door north of Union Bank
Boxes SMOKED SALMON
Bbls. Onions. March IA
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THE CRESCENT,
!. WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED AT MARION,
IA 8. G., successor of the Marion Star,l affords
good medium to tho MERCHANTS and BUSINESS
MEN OF Charleston to extend their operations through
his section of country Advertisements will be insert
ed at reasonable rates. Allrcsn tie proprietor,
SIDNEY Z. MCMILLAN, Marion $. @.
Marion, 8. O., March II, 1856. March II
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CANARY B1aps.-Our young friends, BorSEsr &
BURKE, at No. 60 Meeting have just received
consignment of about two thousand Of these delightful
little songsters and advise all who are fond Of this
pretty bird the ladies especially, to call early and pur
chase for they wall be sold at extremely Low price,
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The CHnD's DELIGHT, published by Mr.. s. Boy
KIN, of Macon, Georgia, is beautiful little sheet.
It is handsomely printed, handsomely illustrated
well edited also, is altogether calculated to come
up to its pretensions, and be the ohiid's delight.
We commend it heartily, and wish it abundant
success. Just the paper for Sunday schools.
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1922 Acres heacdy Tim6ered Tract Of Land.
By WILBUR u SON.
TUESDAY, Goth inst, at the old Custom House, ct II
O'clock will be sold to the highest bidder.
AL that valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing 1922
acres fine site for mil situate on the eastern
branch of Cooper River, two and q half miles from
Hughes Bridge ut which place there Is Public Land.
ing and good water course
ALSO,
A TRACT, adjoining the above, OF 1000 acres.
Plats of the above be seen at our Office. May be
treated for at Pirate Sale any time previous to sale
day.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
March 9 IL IA 16 II 920
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PRIVATE SALES.

Splendid Business Stand.
One of the BEST BUSINESS STANDS, In the best part
OF King.sreet being large and capacous Store, and
the upper parts being calculated for respectable Board
ing House. having sixteen rooms with all other accom-
modations.
For terms and conditions which can be made easy,
apply to F. BACKUs, Auctloneer,
March u WINS
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Positive Sale of Sugar, Sherry Vine, Fat Hats and
Slippers.
BY j. A. EESLCW q CD.
THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY, 18th March, will be solo
at our Storo, No. 125 East Bay. one door north Of
Union Bank, at halt.past 10 O'Clock,
Is barrels wHLTE SUGAR, said to be equal to Louis
ana Clarified
10 dozen quart bottles superior and genuine Sherry
Wine
II dozen English Felt Hats
40 pairs Morocco Slippers
so pajre Spanish Sandals. March IA
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QrtlSte. her voice IL an cleVateQ soprano, Wuacn
she manages with skill, but does not control
enough to avoid perceptible trenolo in the upper
register Her upper notes, though not very effective
in passages requiring great power, are agreeable
and pure in soft and pathetic phrasing. She is
thorough trained actress, composed self-possess-
ed with good stage walk, and free gesticulation.
Her duett with ERRANI in the second act, was
sung with gom, and phrased with true poetlcal
earnestness of feeling; the popular Irish melody
the ssLast Rose Of Summer" introduced into TINS
opera by DE FLoTow, was rendered by Mile.
CAs1ssA in a truly artistic manner, and we feel
convinced that practice and experience will 30
rpeu her abilities as to eneure for her brilliant
career
Madame SrRMoscH added %o the laurels she
had acquired on Monday evening in II 1fooatore.
From first to last she sang sweetly, passionately
and earnestly and acted with Eropriety, grace and
marked dramatic effect. In her Cauatina in the
third act, she elected the applause Of the entire
audience by the execution of the most perfectly
made trill tkst We have ever heard. A clean, pure
and precise descending chromatic scale, closing g.
tasteful pein!-dorgue, brought forcibly to mind
the suggestive fact that this charming contralto
is the sister Of the wor ld-renowned ApEIINA and
CARL0rrA PATTI.
Signor ERRAN1 possesses o fresh though not very
powerful voice. He sang with pure artistic 'ez-
preston in the duo in the second act with Made
moiselle CAN1ssA, and btained great success and
q brilliant encore by the manner in which csang
the Romanza Of thethird act.
.Signor SusN1 is an artist Of the first water; his
voice is full in volume, exceentin in quality andpos-
sesses that firm ct6rato, which renders his organ
sonorous in the extreme. In the cantabRe pas
sages his voice has portan,ento which we have
rarely observed equaled by any artist. His or
gan possesses all the peculiar characteristics of
basso cantane such as GALL or TAMBopR1N1, and
has, at the same time the powerful and deep
structure of that Of the 6asso profundo LABIAoHE.
AS an actor signor Sus1N1 e1cels. His carriage
is noble, his manner impressive, his gesticulation
easy and graceful in short he is in alb respects
most valuable acquisition to this company, and
we congratulate the management on having pro-
cured the services of 30 superior an artist.
We have been requested by Mr.. sTRAKoscH to
state that the rumors circulated from day to day,
that all Of the seats have been taken for certain
nights, are entirely without foundation; and to
add, moreover, that seats can now be secured for
any evening during the week, on application OF
Mr.. SIEaLNo's music store.
vERD1's chef d'Gurre, "ESnani," will be pre-
sented tonight, when the Hall will, of course, be
crowded to it's utmost capacity.
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The OLD popular merchants Of our "forIner days,
Messrs FoeARTIE sTILLMAN, Of No. 2S2 Ksng'sreet,
inform the ladies' today In The DAILY NEWS, that they
are now In receipt of their spring stock of sk linen
and de bege sacks oasques circulars and busters lace
points, &C., &c.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRrAL.-We see among the
names Of passengers by the steamship Quaker
CITY, from New York, that of the Hon. JOHN VAN
BuRzN. This distinguished gentleman has
national reputation, and we are pleased to notice
his visit to the South. We have no doubt his re-
.ception will be cordial and friendly wherever he
may 20.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction saIea this pax.


>. i. ENsLow Co. will sell this day. at their store
Eo T5 East Bay at halfpast 10 o'clock Sugar. Macker-
ell Currants Soap Starch &C.; Also Sherry Wine, Felt
iHass, Slippers, &c.
B. MCCALL, will SELL this day, at his Office, No. 81
rosdstreet at II O'clock Furniture Cart and Harness.
pemijohns, &c.
n HUNT Son will SELL this dsy ut their sales room,
No. II Haynestreet ct 10 O'Clock Ane Boots Bamoias,
Secondhand Furniture, &c.
MoKAY CAMPBELL will sell this day. mt the EI'
change East Bay, at II O'Clock, small Tract Of Land
situated the Northeastern Railroad also, three
Tracts of Land situated the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad; also, o Lot Of Land with two ind half
story frame house. No. So 3Chsrote-sreet; aso Lot Of
Land, with two and half story brick dwelling, No.
SAC Kingstreet also vacant Lot on the enst side Of
Archdae street. between Clifford and
OBR1HN AIMAR will sell at their sales room, no. 16
Market street. at haltpast 10 o'clock Shoes Ae Porter
Whskey, Tobacco. &c.
GABRIEL DEWITT will sell, at the northwest cor
ner of King and springstrees 8: halfpast 10 O'Clock
Furniture Dry Goods, Crocsery, &c.
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OsruBus FOR MAaNoL1A.-Our readers will be
nleased to note that omnibusses will, from and
after this day. run mp high as the FORKS OF the
Read, thus enabling persons desiring to do so to
visit Magnolia Cemetery. The stages will leave
the corner of King and Shepard streets every
half-hour, from two o'clock in the afternoon. The
enterprising proprietors of this line, Messrs. r.
DOUGLASS Co., deserve great credit for thus con-
sulting the requirements of the public, and they
should be encouraged.
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AcKNowLEpoAENTs.-Were received, yesterday DEM
john Of the finest whiskey, from the house OF g. DAv1
4 Co. of No. 245 King street; and while we thank tn
arm for their Kindness must say that this speei
men OF their stock alone should give them the reputa
ton which they now have in our city being dealer
In nothing but the best Of articles.
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Tract 200 acres and Fine D,reling.
BY WILBUR 6 SON.
At Private Sale.-
valuable and welwooded FARM, 10 miles from the
city, with comfortable two story, slated roof Cottage
thereon said to be healthy the year round.
For terms and particulars apply to US as above.
CORNER STATE AND CEALMERSSTREET.
March fmw6
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Wel Settled, Valuable Farm on ASilley RtreT.
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.
Will be sold in front Of my Office, No. SIH Broad
street. THIS DAY, 14th inst, at II o'clock.
WELL SETTLED FARM on Ashley River, 8 miles
from Charleston on the Dorchester Road, containing
$50 acres so cleared balance in woods Dwelling House
and all necessary outouildings In good repair.
Terns-$l000 cash; balance In four equal annua lin
stalments, with interest payable semiannuay secured
by bond and mortgage Of the property. Purchaser
pay for papers. wfm7 March IA
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Fine Chance 10 Purchase Church IN Good
Condition. ,oah Large Lot.
BY BOWERS g. SILCOX.
Will be sold at Private Sale
That eligable and well located CHURCH In Morris.
South side, called the lions Evangelical Lutterar'
Church The building is forty-fve 46 feet wide by
fifty 6O feet long, with neat pews, sidegaery an
front choirgaery brick pillars about three or three
and half feet high, and wide portico In 'front.' th
entire width of the Church. Lot measuring eigh
(80) feet wide by two hundred t20O) feet deep.
This Church will be disposed Of on account OF tha
union of the above congregation with the Protestan
Methodist called the Wentworth-street Lutheran
Church For further particulars apply as above, at
No, 1877 7MEETING-STREET,
Opposite the Market
February %
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
EGIsTER's OFFICE,

III NEw CASTLE County, March Goth, 1866 "
Upon the application Of Aquila Pritehard Executor of
the last VIII aud Testament Of James H. saville late
Of Wilmington Hundred, said County, deceased; II is
ordered and directed by the Register that the Executor
Aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of Letters iestamen-
ary upon the Estate Of the deceased with the date
granting thereof by causing advertisements be posted
within forty days from the date OF such Letters six Of
the most public pares OF the County New Castle re-
quiring all persons hapg demands against the Estate
TO present the same abide by Act of Assembly In
such made and provided And also cause the Aame
to be inserted within the period in the Delaware
State journal and Statesman, newspA published In
Wimfn Iton and to be continued therein two months
~>~l Given under the. hand and Seal Of Onice OF the
L. Register Aforesaid at New Castle in New Castle
49, County Aforesaid the day and year absvs writ
ten. Il. G. FRAIM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE FIRE
" INSURANCE COMPANY,

" INSURANCE COMPANY,
WILMINGTON, May 5th, 1sC0.
The Directors Of the Delaware Fire Insurance Company
have this day declared dividend Of FIVE PER CENT.
for the last six MONTHS payable to the stockholders
their legal representatives. and after the 10Th nsl
their office, No. COZ Market Street
mys-4t JOHN MeLEAR seey.
nIVIDEND.--THE DIR REGTORS OF
this Institution have this day declared Dividend
Of SEVEN PER CENT out Of the profits the last six
months payable the stockholders their legal repre-
aentAtives on demand, clear OF all tax
w. NJ, BELL, Cashier,
BANK OF SMYRNA, May 3, 1865. mSs-wlt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
ICE DEALERS.
TCEi ICEit IcEiii

The subscriber respectfully informs his former patrons
and friends and the public In general, that having
cured large stock Of PURE ICE superior TO any that is
now 10 the city which he is prepared to furnish prompt
y to the citizens OF Wilmington the suburb country
people be supplied promptly at special rates. either
by railroad by regular drivers II not too lar dis
tant RATES IN THE CITY
IDS per dAy............ 30 cents per week.
o lbs per day,..............7O cents per week.
Larger quantities. not exceeding 90 pounds, in the same
proportion When larger quantities are wanted, special
rates can be made by calling at the Office,
No. 402 POPLAR STREET
All customers may rest assured that my lee is free from
Impurities.
Orders left al United States Hotel corner Prsneh and
Water streets, Sylvester RanhArds; John L. Russells
Grocey Store, corner Front and Market stees Indin
Queen Hotel, Pifth and Market streets, Pusey
smith, proprieor Chas. X Ganos Grocery Store
myi-2m TlI0S d. EATON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
SOZODONT,
TIING's PORTABLE LEMONADE

Is the only preparation Of the kind made from the fruit.
As article Of eeonmy purity aud declousuess II can
not be surpassed. and Is recommended by physicians
for nvads and family II will Keep for years in
any climate while its condensed form renders 1t espsei
requested to give 1t trial Entertainments at home
parties and pones should not be without It. For sale
by all Druggists and hrst class droeera Manufactured
ony by LOUIS y. MkTz6ER,
septi-lv No. $40 Pearl st eet New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
Zoe, SALE, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
wM. MoOiUILEY CO..
Real Estate Dealers, COG Market Street.
lEul Mitnl1aarLn.. Ill
4 CONVENIENT AND DEsIRAnIE

Al ,oI7,,n7,.117 - !. In a " d DEBINtNHLE
"A COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.-ieH acres. within
.hTee miles Of the city Of Wilmington and quarter OF
mile Of the ?. W. b. II. r. The house is roomv and
convenient being three stories nigh IN the man snd
back buildings The price at which this property can bs
bought Is very low, It bought soon FOR terms Ae an
ply to W. MeCAtJITFY = "a 80 AP'
teozf Real Estate Dealers, COG Market ct
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
NOTIOE.

All persons having clams against the Estate Of the de-
ceased must present the duly atested to Exeeu
tor before March 29th 1861 abide the Act As
sembly in such made and provided.
Ap3-2m AQUILLA PRITCHARD. Executor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

rIlHE NATIONAL BANK OF DELLA
4 WARE, WILMINGTON, LIST May, 1866.
The Directors have this day declared Dividend of
Twelve Dollars per Share being six per cent for the last
six months, payable to the stockholders or their legal
representatives. on or after the 10th Inst.
They have also declared an Extra Dividend Of Eight
Dollars per Share, payable at the time clear Of
United States tax. S. FLOYD,
my44t Cashier.