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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05

THE ROUTE OF THE PARADE. II the
gentleman who made ont the route of the
Firemen's parade could have had access to
the new city map, he doubtless would have
obyiated the necessity of marching the pro.
cession two or three times in the same street
and avoiding other streets more densely
populated altogether, as was the case yes
terday.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05
nROPosALS ron GRAoTN1, a .71 - :

ING the bed Of King Street. between Nlnth ana Nm
streets, SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Inv H..
street COMMITTEE At tho office OF the Street Commits
: onrr until THURSDAY, JUNE eth, 1865 at twelvs
"olurki NJ, ior grading the bed OF King streat com
mencng on line with the building ltas on south side
oi Nnth Street and terminating the building lin
Norh side p Mill Street, including all iuterseeiions
heweeh building lines ON King Street Ais D. furplahiny
stone or paving the same hauling the Sand aud puttns
aown cow, tns pavement Proposals will be received fof
mt!ee reserve the right 10 reject any or ali bids oond
e'su ~ uImieasonaDie. US i PHILIP PLUNKETT,
MNy ~ lovu-22-bt Chairman Street Conimitfaa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05

EGASVER'S OFFICE,
~ NEw CAsrLR COuSrr March oDth 1see n
Upon The application of Aquila Phtehard Exeeuo ot
tue last Will and Testament Of James II saynla iata
Of Wilmington Hundred IN said County deceased n M
ordered and directed by the Register that the Rxeesta
Morrsald give notice OF The granting Of Letters tssamep
granting thereof by causing advertisements 10 be potsd
whn torty days from ihe date Of Letters IN III az
the most public places OF the County of Now castle s
quIing Az pers'us having demands against tho E,ise
10 present tile sane or abide by an Act OF Assembly IN
u1h case made and provided And also cause the sana
10 he inserted within the period In The Delawnte
% SIsle Journal sud satesnan Newspaper published in
wilmington, aud to be continued therein two months
-" Given under the hand aud seal Of Oalce of ,ha
f. lteglster Aforesaid, atNew Castle in New Cas,s
- --Snuhly aforesaid, the day aud year above writ
ten' H. c. RRAiM Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05
FREEDMAN LABOR FURNISHED.

For number of years past, our farmers
have been complaining of the impossibiity
Of procuring help in getting in their crops
and performing other farm labor. 1t has
also been general complaint in this vicinity
that laborers of every kind are scarce We
would inform such as are in want OF hands
of these classes, that letters have been re-
ceiyed in this city from reliable sources
giving the information that numbers of
freedmen, who are good farmers and labor
ers, may be procured for reasonable COM
pensation, without much trouble Many OF
them are without employment at home, and
are anxious to procure work at which they
can earn their own livelihood. Humane
and generous hearted men have undertaken
the task of assisting in these worthy objects.
If any of our readers should be in want OF
such labor, they can communicate with DR..
A. II. Grimshaw, Postmaster in this city,
who will give all necessary information on
the subject. Domestics and servants for
household purposes may also be obtained
through the same medium of information.
Many good and reliable servants, we are
told, can be secured from the ranks of these
liberated slaves now seeking employment.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05
NoTIORs

All PERSONS having clams against the Estate Of thede
ceased must present The same duly atstsd to tho Exeen
tor on before March 2gth 1861 or abide the Az, ~ E
eenDly IN such case made aud provided
Apo.2m AQUlLLA pRirCHARD Rxacptor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NG w " OoLlOAIlONDs
NEW HOOKS, NEW BOOKs.
AT E. SIR. BuTLERs
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
No. 42O MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
The Metropollles by Robert ST. Clair. Cloth.
Of the Gull, by Col. Duganne.
Reao Douglas. Cloth.
Mrs uoodtellows Cookery az It should BE. Cloth
Charcoal sketrhesi by J,s. G. Neal Cloth
Cloth, - -'' "''Hu''-
Wells. Cloth. ~ -"
on Regions al Penn-yiVan Clolh.
Summers Snfy, Shsridan's Ride and otber poan,s l.,
I. Buchanan iieAd. '' -
Too Old Bird To bs Caught with Chat: bv Mrs to,.
The Young Cadet by Captain n-llaw
Dinel.
Ihe IN Lost WINS by Mrs Henry Wood
Castles In the Airi by Mrs Gore
Also large number OF New olss Of varlous kinds
A. 'hs latest Magizi aud Newspapers tnttountv
for'e honntes, r. cket Wallets aud Fancy Artiries -
oc27 40 M,rkst ,tre.t l1,i,n5I' ~ n1 lhhh'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05

The EXHIBITION ON THURSDAY. Our
readers will bear in mind that the Fair and
Festival for St. Johns Church, Brandywine
Village, will open on Thursday evening of
this week at the Institute Hall. Contribu.
tions of fancy and useful articles have come
in from so many sources that handsome
display is confidently anticipated, and it
may be necessary to continue their sale day
or two after the time already announced.
Floral decorations and other embellishments
are in active preparation. Music by the
Amateur Quintette Club of this city, and by
other artists, is expected every evening
We were shown yesterday beautiful and
valuable original sketch presented to the
Fair by Mr.. F. o. c. barley, who stands at
the head of his profession Mr. James Ham.
ilton, the celebrated painter of Philadelphia
has also donated very handsome oil paint.
ing, which is valued very highly, and ought
to command large price. We understand
that our talented young townsman, Mr..
Harry Price, is preparing picture for the
same object. These, with many other at
ractions, will, we doubt not, call forth
liberal patronage. The commendable oh.
ject for which this effort is being made de-
serves the sympathy of all.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05

Fesiipals.-The Dover Dslauarean of sa.
turday, says;-A festival was given last Wed.
nesday evening at the residence of Mr.. Dan.
iel Cowgirl, in aid of the Centenary Fund of
the NJ. Z. Church. 1t was a very pleasant
affair, and good sum of money was real.
lied.
The concert and festival for the benefit of
Christ Church, P. E., on Thursday and Fri.
day evenings, at the State House, was very
pleasant and very successful. The sum
realized will not fall short OF $226.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05
DIAMOND STATE.

n 66Phoi Nrailes ilallhlni Esq, w. h. B.
9. Scorers, Pacific, W. G. Farra; Diamond
State, E. T. Lea. Fly catches, Pacific 4.
Diamond State, g. Home runs Pacific i;
Diamond State, 8. -
Ihs Arrest 9f Constable Hersey.-ln our
paper of the 29th ult., we stated that solo.
mon Hersey was arrested for committing nm
assault and battery upon Matthew HagaTity,
MIR. Hersey requests us to say that he went
to the house of Hagarity in an official cana.
city, and while performing his duty as an
officer, Hagarity and his wife assaulted him,
and let loose upon him dog, belonging TO
them, which bit him several times. He nj
leges that he acted only in seli-defence. md
TO save himself from being injured.
Mayors OOurt-The Mayors Court con.
yened at the City Hall, yesterday mornins
The Mayor was not present, and Alderman
Vincent adjourned the Court until the 17th
of July next.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05

bntit..I'--fo IN A TERM on YEARS mnv -
The Iiv,n containing nfty rasms iormst LAhdh
R,st sin6o home-soon to be the Skin knoun As
lmeAiS-iq J. a. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05
B U U

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DIosMA CRENATA. BUcuu LEAyrs
PsobssRTIasNThsL Odor is strong dGusve, and
TO mint. ''-' @"u A"'''s'S'
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs-puehu leave,
9%Te % gently silmuant with peculiar tendency 70 he
IIiHaTy oIgans, producing diureslp, and like oh,r
stances favor this mode OF action.
III They are given in complaints Of tho Urinary Organs
bIJ vtel, Chronio CatarTh Of the Bladder, Nor
th tlnuon OF the Bladder and Urethra Diseases Of
s nS fr9strals and Retention Ineontnenco Of Urine
ton TIE az .ops 10 the parts concerned Ia Its
Dropsy. "'''0-' @A@
IKLMB0LDs EXTRACT BUCuU ia ussa bv na,.ons
o the ages OF 10 TO 90 and from IS to 65 or In til
psIns o. change o. lie; after Confinement or LabO
falnsi bsd-Wetting in chlldrenI
~, DR. kRYsER IS A PHYSICIAN Of over thirty
ssI And graduate OF ths Jefferson Med
gerry OF Philadelphia. @AN '''
Ma. II. T. HEtnnoLD;
Dear Slr-ln regard to the question asked ms as 10
my opinion about Buehu I would ssS mai hsvo r,,S
aud sold the article ia yArlo rs forms tor tbs st III
og of 1T have not used or known 10 ba TI sab ~ H.
nions diseasea where such nedirats agent wnnld bs
hs hS'eaeu t lou ale aware, we'll az myself that il
~ A., h sslehhVsy employed In the various disease.
" VIZ bladder and Kidneys aud the reputation II has
acquired In my Judgment Ia warranted BY The facts
have seen and used, AZ before statei avsrv firm n,
mra an powdered leaves, the simple dsroeion tns.
,,l .r. nunu sSiaeis,-And am not eognizant Of any
ras y, mat plant at all equal to yours Tzelye
d SPeIenee ought, think, 10 give me ihe right TO
IuSES S oI s merits aud without prejudice or partisy
Ho yVuIs p,seedenee over all others do moi value
% %,uinB aeeordlng to Its bulk II did other Bueius
Se Moad outdo yours but hold to the doctrine that
sonnar sa, Iusny 90 not make up vaue-f they did
NV sS-' "0u'u 'e worth nero than gold dollar
sd Nus % your buehu for iis effect on patients hays
tb S WIN IN " and sean cured with IT, more diseases
viii an a aug kldneys, than have ever seen eued
poun5 ay otssr huehu, any other proprietary com
Respectfully yours, g..
GE0. II. KEYsRR, N. D.,
Aurust lin ,ss. lAO WooD STREET, Pittsburgh Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05
THE FENIAN INVASION OF CANADA

The Fenian invasion of Canada seems to
have come 10 a sudden termination The
various dispatches in regard to the move
ments OF both the British and Fenian forces
are very conflicting, There was a brisk en-
gagement at Ridgeway on Saturday, in
which the Canadian volunteers are said TO
nave been routed with loss of % in killed
and wounded. The Fenians lost @ killed
and 10 wounded skirmishing afterwards
took place at Waterloo ferry, when the
Canadians again scattered, 10 of them being
captured. The Canadian account of this
fight says that Colonel Dennis the com.
mander of the British, and fve or six others
were wounded. Two Fenians were killed.
On Saturday night two columns of British
troops were menacing the Fenians and the
latter evacuated Fort Erie
In attempting to get to this side 400 were
captured by the United States boats guard
ing the river, and are held under the guns
of the United States Steamer Michigan,
awaiting instructions from Washington. -
Col. O'Neill and staff were among those
captured. Cen Barry, who was detailed
by General Grant to command the United
States forces, has forbidden all communica-
tion with the Canadian shore. From $50 to
l 800 men attempted to leave Buffalo In tugs
and fatboats on Saturday night but were
prevented by the United States picket boats.
Gen. Meade has arrived at Buffalo The
British forces now occupy the entire shore
opposite Buffalo to repel any fresh invasion
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS for SALE.

No. within thre0 miles Of Wilmington, containing
100 Acres less we'll wAterad well fouoed In good
order, with fair buildings
No Within half mile Of the Peulusular Rail Road,
aud within mile of depot c0ntalning 100 acres
more ess, In nne order with fruit 0t all kinds lncuu
Ing i've srax hundred Peach Tees In full bearing, With
large and handsome Mansion House aud good slHsd
Tenant House thereon Possession Immediately II de-
sired. Apply 10 W. MeCAULLkY,
myll 6O8 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE o'NRILL
} EGIsTER's OFFICE,

~ n-.,..., -. :. NO UUz SIMPLIFY Street,
bin. ~ y ~ o.es.on . m oI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05

DOR RENT.--I5 ACHHs OF MARSH,
l. on the" Townsend Road In Holland Creek Marsh,"
divided Into about five lots Alto In the Bran
dywine Marsh" puRsesaion Immediately. Apply TO
W. McCAULLBY A CO.,
Real RstAts Dealers, COG Market street.
maIa MIlmlnaion. Dal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-05
INoIpENrs ON TIE RourE.

The procession moved over the route as
heretofore published, AT many points
throughout the city, grand display of flags
and flowers was made by our citizens, and
all united TO do honor to the gallant men
who protect our homes from the ravages Of
fire. All along the route, the ladies Law
lshed on the tiremen magnificent and ele-
gantly arranged wreaths and bouquets ot
flowers. After marching over the route, the
line was halted at the Washington Engine
House in Sixth Street, where they housed
the new apparatus, and repaired to their re-
spective homes. Thus closed this grand
display OF the firemen of Wilmington.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-24
MORE NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY

Nl wooDHoUsE PARHAM, Governor street:
stonewall jackson: Military Biography, with a
Portrait and Maps. BY John Esten Cook. formerly Of
General Stuarts staff 50 80.
An Eirenicon, in Letter to the author Of 1.-THE Chris
tian Year" BY L B. Pussy, ID. d. 81.
The Temporal Mission Of the Holy Ghost; Reason
and Revelation. BY Henry Edward, Archbishop Of
Westminster. Sl75.
The Republic of Plato; translated into English, with
an Analysis and Notes. By David J. Vaughan, NJ. A
and John Llewelyn Davies, 81 A, Trinity College,
Cambridge.
The Song Book Words and Tunes from the best Poets
and Musicians. Selected and arranged by John Hull
lab, Professor of Vocal Music in Kings College,
London. So 25.
Vox Ecclesae or the Doctrine Of the Protestant Epis
copal Church on Epscopacy and Apostolical Success
sion, embracing refutation Of the work known A.
"Goode on Orders"
Views Of Prophecy concerning the Jews the Second
Advent and the Millennium. By 4 Layman.
The Changed Gross and other Religious Poems. New
and enlarged edition. Il 30.
Lucy Arlyn. Novel. By J. T. Trowbridge.
~ %.
With further supplies Of Literature in Letters by Pro-
fessor Holcombe.
Letters in Life. BY Mrs sigourney-and will receive
in a few days,
Vol H. Life James Madison. By Hon. WIN. c. Rives
mh22t
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, MARCH o..

CoFFEE-Rio III to Gle; Laguayra 2l4 to 22lc. ;
Java 274 to 2S4-all gold.
FLoUR.-Howard Street Super and Cut Extra
SSaS 90: Shipping Extra 50 90; Retailing Extra,
- 25a9 90; Family, Sll 50al2; Ohio Super,
SaS % Shipping Extra So Retailing Extra, S9a9 %
Family Sll 5Oal2; City Mills Standard Super,
sSas 90 Shipping brands Extra Sllall so; Bal
timorc Family, So Baltimore High grade Extra,
SO 70.
Rye F7our-s4a4 %.
Torn MeQi-S3 90.
Bucklrheat MeaL-Pennsyvania SO 70 to 81 90,
New York State 81 90 to 81 % per 100 lbs bulk.
JYheat-White 50 to SO 10; Red, 81 50
to 81 So
corn. Mixed, 69a7O cts; White, GO to II cts;
Yellow 10 10 - cts.
OGtS.-47 to 80 cts, weight.
MOLAssES.-New crop clayed Cuba, 43 TO 45c.;
Cuba MuscovadO, 40 to SOC; New English Island,
a to roc; Porto Rico 80 to 75c for old and new.
PRovISIONS.-BG COR.-Shoulders l33 to l3l cts. !;
Sides, l6l to l6i cts; Plain Hams 81 cts. !;
Sugar cured 80 to 90 cts, for uncovered; can
vasSed, 23a24c.
Buik lIeaf.-Shoulders III to II cts Sides. 14ic.
Lard.--Western Isl to 10 cts. Butchers and
City, Isl to lS3 cts
POrk.-S26 70 to S27 for Mess.
SALT.-GrOund Alum - to = 10; WorthingtOn's
Fine IS 80 to SO CO. Ordinary Fine 50 40 to So 90;
Turks Island 5S to GO cts per bushe
tSEEDS.AClover So 10; FlaXseed 50 90 to 81 55i
Timothy 50 75aSS So.
SUGARs.-Cuba aud F. l. fair to good refining
$40 5Olll 90: Cuba and Z. !. grocery Sll 5Oal2 90
Cuba and L. /. PRIME to choice grocery SlS GOALS 10
Porto Rico fair to good grocery Sll 76al2 %; Porto
Rico prime 10 choice grocery Sl3al3 10.
WmsEEY.-WeStern s. 81, and City 81 274
Pennsylvania, s. 20.
RElAREs-C offee-Nothng of Importance doing
Flour-Trausactions limited; market dull for low
grades, which compose the bulk of the stock.
Wheat-No sales. Corn-In fair request and firm.
Provisions Enquiry very limited, and market less
firm. .Salt-Dull of sale. Seeds-Clover steady,
with good enquiry from the South. Sugar-Small
sales. Whiskey-Market very dull.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-24
LAND AGENCIES, &c.
SOUTHERN LAND AND MINING OFFICE
1NDusrR1AG AGENCY.

ATKINSON, TIN RYCK & CO., Commission Mer.
chants 22s Main street, Richmond Virginia. buy and
sell on commission all descriptions Of
REAL ESTATE
Mines OF Coal, Iron, Copper Lead &C. Quarries, Fur
naees, Mills and Water Powers large estates explored
and mapped out at moderate cost charge for regis
tration.
WHITE LABOR, Of every description, supplied al
short notice. Imported GUANos and superior Ferti.
lizers.
Southern Products received on Consignment
General Agency South for Tuttles celebrated Hori-
zonal Water Wheel, the improvement known
Agency for examining and preparing Models, Drawing.
and Specifications for United States Patent 0fice Gene
raj Agency of wlders Salamander Safes which stood
the test in our great fire Wheeler Wilson's Sewing
Machines universally acknowledged the best for family
sewing Howe's Sewing Machines, the best In use FOL
basvv work feb2l-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-24
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.


DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE-TheAe
- subscriber will sell publicly, on the l0TH~
DAY OF MAY next or privately before that date, -
his Farm, containing
327 ACRES oP LAND,
Situated in Botetourt county, Virginia, one mile from
the Buchanan turnpike, ave miles from Dibrells
Springs eight miles from the Virginia Central railroad
and within and a.hAlf miles OF the James River and
Kanawha canal. This Farm adoins the lands OF John
Poague, DR.. William WSlkup, Lewis Circle. 0eorse
Stafford and others, and within one or two miles OF
PRESBYTERIAN and Methodist Church The location Is
very healthy, and in an excellent neighborhood
TIE DWELLING HOUSE,
Plain but comfortable, containing four rooms and attic
besides Kitchen Granary, Stable and other out houses
There is also ine
APPLE AND PEACH ORCHARD
On thu plaee The Land Is well tmbered and watered
and peculiarly adapted to the growth Of Tobacco Corn
Wheat Oats &c The upland has been pronounced
yery superior in location and soil for Vineyard. There
is also iron ore and limestone, said TO be frst-rts
quality 100 or l75 acres Of the land Is under eultvs.
ton and fencing in good order
There will be always some one on the premises to
show the land Further information given by address
ing Inc at Locust Bottom Post Office, Botetourt county
Virginia. | will also offer for sale, at the same time
and place, 600 bushels OF CORN and 400 bushels OF
OATS. Immediate possession will be given 10 the pur
chaser, as | wish to 20 TO West Virginia.
Terms made known on day OF sale. -
mhl2-ctM DANIEL CIRCLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-24
roRACCO MARKET.


RICHMOND, March %.
Sales to-day were One at s44, one at 50 10, one
NJ - % two at s5 three at So 7O one at So So one
NJ - % three at So two at 81, one at IS, at
ssI one at ~, one at SCI at $40, two at slO4,
two at sIII, one at sl24, one at sl2i one at sl3,
one at sl3l, two at slSl, two at sl5s one at sic,
two at sl6l two at ST. two at STA, two at SIS two
at SIG, one at sci, one at so.
In Louisville, on the 18th instant, sixty-one hhds
were offered; reflections of eleven; market steady,
with less Offering; sales from SO 10 to Sl9 10, and
one hogshead Davies county cutting at $50
In New York, on the Dist, market quiet; sales Of
eghtythree cases State seed leaf at &c.
In Cincinnati, on the Goth, sales were sixteen
hOgsheads Mason county from 81 to Sl4 90; eight
Virginia from = 80 TO S57 90 and fifteen boxes do
from 50 80 TO SIS 10. Receipts moderate.
In New Orleans, on the nth instant stock small
and market dull and depressed.
In Petersburg, on the Odd fifty eight hOgsheads
were sold at the warehouses at from 50 80 to Sl9 %
Market better.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-24
THE COTTON MARKET.

In Philadelphia, on the 2lst, there was no mate
rial change in price or demand. Middling sold at
40a4lc
In Mobile, on the 18th instant, market quiet but
firm. Demand good but sales confined TO a few
BUYERS Little was offering, owing TO disagree.
ment between buyers and sellers. Stock on hand
and on shpboard not cleared 1906 bales Quota
tons are: Ordinary, 3Oa32c. good ordinary, 34c.;
low middling, Soc; middlng 3Sa39c.i strict mid
ding. 4Oc good middling, 42c.
In New Orleans, on the nth instant, stock on hand
and on shipboard not cleared was lS006S bales.
Market inactice. Quotations: Ordinary, 33a3ic.;
good ordinary 35a36c low middling, 37a3Sc., and
middling 42c.
In Wilmington, on the Goth, market was dull and
prices lower, closing at 40a4lc. for mddling, and
sales 1000 bales.
In New ork, on the 2lst, but light demand with
prices unchanged and as follows:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-24
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advice to him, and to all whom it may concern,
to drop the first thief caught in the act OF en-
tering a stable. Molten lead, administered in
pills, is the most judiciOus and etlicaclous
remedy forthe prevalent disease knOwnas horse
stealing, that We have yet heard Of. We would
at least recommend trial of the medicine pro-
posed, and if it does not work well it can be
stoned.
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and German.
our Stationery Department will always be found full
and at the lowest cash prices.
All Of the New Books OF the day always on hand.
Country orders will receive prompt attention.