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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS,
Leave New Castle:for Wilmington and phIsdalnb,. a,
500 A. NJ. 4No'PA'N ~
H. for New Castle - ''o'
Trains leaving Crished Gas A. NJ, and WilmiuRton
gong south at 1925 A. NJ will run in close eonneeion
Mltn steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth and Rxnrss
Trains 60 aud from Baltimore, PhiladeIphia aud Nav
tork they viii stop on the Delaware n r. Line ouly
az principal stations at which their time is ttsta5.
~ krcept that Steamboat Train SOUTH will ston Al
Baltimore. -s ''SAe's 'rVin
PASSENGERS between baltimore and Delaware r r. Linz.
VINO prefer 1t can stop in Wilmington over night and
proceed next morning. & q sEWiI1 e"S
Superintendent Delaware Railroad.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
MEDICAL
pEsTORE your nEALTHi
A BALM FOR THE AFFLIGTEDl
MRS. DIR. FOSTER,
No. 612 West FRONT STREET,

WIHMINUIUNi DELAWAKE,
Announces to the citizens Of Wilmington and vicinity
that che still continues the practice Of Medicine in all Its
ooughs, ColdF, Rheumatism Neuralgia Eryspelas Spinal
Affections Dyspepsia Hyseria scrofua and the numer-
Gus other Ills to which flesh is heir She will give mar.
euar attention TO the treatment of diseases of females
~ Patients attended at their residences II desired
MRS DIX. FOSTER, Is a regular graduate OF Penn
Medical University, and her Diploma may be seen at her
ONCE She invites the afflicted to call and see her. AZ
she charges nothing for advice and from her complete
kne~edge o. the human system, haters herself that she
can enord them great relief If not permanently cure
tnem. oe16-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
HALLS VEGETABLE
sICILIAN HAIR RENEwER

Is the bestsr knownto preserve,the hair
0 posltiuely Restore Gray Hair 10 ia Original Color
II keeps the hair from falling out 1t is the best dress.
Ing in the world, making ifeless. stiff hrashy hair
healthy, soft and glossy, Price slO0 For tale by all
druggists
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11

The BrIdnt Chamber, an Essay oi narn
and Instruction for Ycung Men-pubished by the How
ard Association, and sent free of charge in sealed enye
olpes. Address, Dr.. Skilliu Mougbton Howard 4
iostiou. lhila elrhia, Pa fahl0-l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

AN AMENDMENT TO THE ORDI-
IN NANCE CONCERNING POLICE.
BE it nrianned by the Mayor aud Council OF Whining
ton, follows, viz;
SECTION !. Amend section of the ordinance concern
ing Police Ordinance Book, 1872 by striking the
word seven" AMI inserting in lieu thereof the word
elgbt and by striking out in the eighth line the word
one and inserting in lien thereof the word two" also
amend Section by striking out the word "Consable y
in the thrtyxh line and inserting in lieu thereof the
word "Constables and striking out the word "his in
the thiry-ninth line, and inserting in lieu thereof tie
in the tenth line the words An In the Fifth Ward one
shall reside the east snd the other the OF
Market Street,
Passed at the City Hal, Wilmington, Nov s, 1866
Il. I. BELLAH,
President City Council
Attest-E 7. TAYLOR, Clerk. nov27
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
HALL,s nAIR nnnn1umn
sTRANCM. mann nuyfr

s the best preparation extan for restoring gray hair to
is original color preventing its falling out and promnt.
ng It's growth II is also beautiful Hair Dressing For
iale by all druggists. au3l-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
AGUEi CHILLs AND FvER. AGuEE !
WARRANTED TO CURE.
DIR. SIlllfS}
VEGETABLE AGUE KILLER.

Will positively cure every case Of Chlls and Fever
and has failed in any instsnce Seldom than
one chill shake after its use, and generally well in
from fur 10 fourteen days. Contains No QUININE or
other injurious Ingredients Price ONE DOLLAR per
hox by mall, {i.2i Prepared only by
DIR. J. sIMMS son,
Fourth and King Streets Wilmington, Del
Sold by Johnson, Holloway COwden, Philadelphia;
D. +. Burton and Cowgirl Son. Dover ". Dennsy,
smyrna ! 7. F, uAmmsrslsy, j Y. R0ulk, Milford; VIM
C. Brooks Chrstlans and by dealers and store keep
era generally sspt26 3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
HOOP SKIRTS.
T ATEsT FAsnI0Ns DEm6ND
j. W BRADLEYS
cRLEBRA1BD PArBsT
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE sPRIEo)
S K l r l..
HOOP SKIRTS.

THs WONDERFUL FLRxlnLirE and great COMFORT and
PLsAsURe to any LADY wearing the DUPLEX RLLPFc sKnf
Will be experienced particularly all crowded AssRh.
BLlRs, OPERAS, CARRIAGES, RAILROAD CARI, CRUKcH
fRWa ARM CHAIRS, for PROMENADE and HoUsA DRESS,
tha skIRr can be FOLDED when In to OCCUPY small
PLACE as easily and conveniently a SILK MUSLIN
DRESS an invaluable quality in crlnone not found In
any Single Spring Skirt.
A LADY having enjoyed the PLBAsURB COMFORT, and
great CONVENIENCE OF wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPfIo sTEKL
spRMG SKIRT for slNGLR DAY. will never Afterwards
Wllnsly dispense with their For CHILDREN, AssRB
and fouHd LADIES they superior to ali others.
They Will not BEND or BREAK like the Single Spring,
but viii PRESERVE their PgRPRuT and sHAPa
When three or four ORDINARY SKIRT will have been
THROWN Aside As UsBLRss. TN HooPs covered with
pouRLB AND TWISTED THREAD, and the BOTTOM are
not only double springs bat twice Tor double) oovHRRD
preventing them from wearing out when dragging down
stoOps stairB, &c
The Duplex Elliptic is great Avorlte with ali ladies
and is universally recommended by the FASHION MAaA-
ABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following inestmabl AntAgesiin
Crnolipe, viz; SUPERIOR QUALIFY, PRRYkOT MASuTIo-
TUBE, arrLtsH SHAPE FINISH PLRxBIITY DURABILITY,
COMFORT and IooHoMY, enquire for j. w BRADLBYs DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC, or Double Spring Skirt and be you get the
genuine article
CAUTIoN.-To guard against IMPOSITION be par
tcuar to NOTICE that skirts offered "DUPLRX have
the red ink stamp, Viz ~. W. Bradeya Duplex Elliptic
Steel Springs" upon the waislblnd-none others
genuine Also Notice that every Hoop will admit pin
being passed through the centre thus revealing the two
Tor double springs BRAIDED together therein which sthe
tion mot TO be found In any other SKIRT
SFOR SALE In all Stores where FIRST CLASS skirts
are sold throughout the United States and elsewhere
G Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the Patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY & CAREY,
81 Chambers and 10 and 81 Reade sts, N. Z.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RE-
Nl STORED.
Just published ne editon'Of DIR. CULvHRwBLL's
CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure without
pedieine) Of sPERMAToRRHEA, Seminal Weakness To-
voluntary Seminal LOSSES lAP0TABoY Mental and Ply.
steal Incapacy, Impediments 10 Marriage etc. also
CONSUMPTION EPILBPsY and RITs induced BY sef-indu
gsnce sexual extravaganza
RO- Prize, in sealed envelope, only eents
The Gel brAtsd author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successeul practice
that the alarming consequences Of selfabuse may
be radically cured without the dAngerouA uss OF
internal medicine the application Of the knife
pointing out mode of eure at sImpe, certain and
efsctuAl by Of which every sufferer, matter
what his condition may be- may cure himself shsaply
privately, and radically
Ca This Lecture should be In the hands Of every youth
and every man 10 the land.
Sent, under sea in plain envelope to any address,
Dospa d, receipt Of six cents. two post stamps.
Also Dr. Culverwes "Marriage Guide,n price IS cents
Address the publishers,
CHAs. j. c. KLINE CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, Post onies boz, 1855.
nrtIQ-1v
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11

I ARGE BUILDING FOR sALE.--THE
~ UNION CuuRCh in Second street Washington
street Tie congregation have erected and beauti-
iul church at tinh and Washington, hence The old
house Il for fale at much less price than 1t he built
i9r u preent. SASH MAKERS, MACiIINISTs AND
nuvaU.tf BRIGUr 4 SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED
SEWING MACHINES

Are csebrated for doing the best work, using much
smaller needle for the thread than any other ma.
chine and by the introduction Of the most approved
machinery we are now able to supply the very best ma
chimes In the world These machines made under ths
immediate supervision Of the President Of the Company
ELIAS HOWE JR, the original inventor of the Sowing
haehne They are adapted to all kinds Of Family Sewing
ana 70 the use Of seaslreases DressMake Talors Ma
nnineturers Of shirts Collars, Skirts Coas MantillaA
Clothing Hats, Caps Corsets Boots Shoes Harness SAD
ules LINEN Goods, etc. They work equally well upon silk
linen wOSen and cotton goods with silk cotton Or linen
tniead They will seam, quilt gather hem, fell, cord,
braid, bind and perform every species Of sewing making
beautiful and perfect stitch alike on both sides Of the
areled sewed On Shoe and Leather work II Is admitted
TO have equal.
THE QUALITIES WHICH RxcoMHrRp ruHN Ann:
Beauty and Excellence Of Stitch alike on both sdss
Of the fabric seWed.
2 Strength, FirmnOss and Durability of Seam that VIII
o. Economy Of Thread.
poses and materials. p
-. The stitch invented by MR. HOWE, and made on thin
machinei is the most popular and durable and an ,H0
haehsHes drs sbieet 10 he priHelps invented bv hiy
- obserTe the Medallion Head Of ELIAS HOWH IA
imosdded In each Machine without which none ars gsup
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
DIR. sTRICKLAND's MELLIFLUOUs
COUGH BALSAM.

IL warranted to be the only preparation known to
Coughs, Colds, Hoars sene.s, Asthma, Whoopng Cough
Chronic Coughs Consumption, Bronchitis and Group
BE ng prepared from Honey aud Herbs It is healing soft
EMU and expectorans, and par ieulary suitable for
ali alIesons OF tho Throat aud unge. For fAs by prug
gists everywhere. lahl2-WAsly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
PROCLAMATION.

l. CHARLES KIEFE, Chief Caterer to the citizens of
WILMINGTON, and the public generally, do publish and
declare -
l. That REED BIRDS aud other choice game are in
season. and may be found done up in the very sye
at the OYSTER BAY HOUSE. IN THIRD STREET be.
TWEEN MARK Ell AND KING STREETS.
2. That OYSTERS are now strictly prime and are done
up In the most delicious sews Pans, Rrys, &c. at the
Oyster Bay House in Third Street
3. That all kinds of efreshments may be obtained at
the said Oyster Bay House, in Third Street, dene up
the future In the past to make this refecory one
the best In the United States model establishment at
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain every
luxury In the shape Of EATING and DRINKING at fair
prices, and be accommodated pleasantly and promptly
~, Given under the hand and seal Of office Of The
LIS. said Oyster Bay House, In Third Street. between
49, Market making Streets Wilmington, Delaware
this seventh day Of September. A. D, 1864,
sep20 CHARLES KIERE, Prophet
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
REAL ESTATE SALES.
DEAL ESTATE
? u BLIC SALE.

The suh,oribsr intending to leave the State will sell
at Public Sale, 1T CAmpbes Hotel, in the town OF
smyrns, TIL URsDAY the Goth OF re,embe. 1866 At
o'clock in the afternoon all the farms or rArts of land
situated in Duck Greek Hundred Kent County delaware
described as follows:
No. l. The farm known as the FARRow FARM,
formerly called 'The Land Of Goshen. where milk and
honey how situated in Shows Neck, on Duck Greek
ntsigabe waer) adjoining lAnds Of DR.. S. ST. Fisler
jacob Williams and others mile, fro n SMYRNA, from
leipsie 5 from iiofeckers Mill, from Bethel Church.
AND fiom irentord Station Del H. r. and containing
S69 acres and 65 perehes Of land. The improvements
comprise ~ story Frame Dwelling 1Sx36 feet with
B'ck hnldtns 6x22 feet with cear under entire build
ing This house is nearly new, built ia modern stye
and 10 substantial manner. Good pump Of wa err
hsVer tiilug-in the back porch The house and yard
are well supplied with shade trees Out Bu dings ordi-
nary There Is ai5o good sory-anda-half Tenement
liuufe on the premees This farm divided into fields
ant lots under good fencing, Will running water in all
but one Held and usted to divide the estate into
twofo NJ sztd farms There is also tract superior
Woodland d about acres very thickly set in Chest.
nut and oak Timber. There is Pesch Orchard of l5iO
trees all bearing except $50 of Hses' Early yariety
together with Apple orchard of about trees choice
yasesi 10 Standard Pear trees OF best varieties and 20
Dwarf Par trees thu latter all in bearing Good snnpy
oil other fruits, such cherries, ounces, gcoseberes
curfans, Lawton bAckberres rAspberres Strawberries
grapes, &C. The land is in high state of cultivation.
IL has always been classed among the finest farms the
county The location is Of the desirable to be
found the neighborhood unsurpassed, aud 1t is rarely
that such valuable real estate is offered to the public
No 2. tract of land, known as the HAZEL PEACH
ORCHARD" containing 26A acres, located the main
State road IRON smyrna TO Dover miles from the former
and miles from said Brenord Station This tract is ali
get in Peach trees OF supe ior fruit in the prime of bear
No. 8. A FARM of 81 acres and 20 perehes situated
near Blackiston's Cross Roadsin the Blowsn Woods
from to miles from Smyrna, and abeut miles from
kenton Station, Md. and Del. Railroad. This tract
Is all Woodland save about acres which is in Peach
trees
TERMS Twenty per cent of the purchase money 10
be paid on day OF SALE Notwithstanding the 90 pe
centto be paid the execuiion OF the deed, and the
balance in fvs equal annual nstallments The 30 per
cent will be forfeited if the terms are not compiled with
An ndisputabe title will be given. Possession given on
the hrst of March, 1886. JOHN TRUAX.
dneT =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11

HFOA RENT.--A DWELLING HOUSE, GARDEN
n and tnu Or twelve Of land on the Causewa,,
half mile from Wilmington, the land suitable trurt-
lnR Or Keeping rws. Possession Immediately Apply
TO W. MCAULLEY,
606 Market street,
Spi2A Will DIAL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
GOVERNMENT SALE.
GOVERNMENT SALE
AT
AUGUSTA. GA.

The following property will ibs sold at a PUBLIC
AUCTION to be held at the U. 3. ARSENAL. AT AU-
GUsTA, GA, on THURSDAY, DECEMBER goth, 1866:
Property at FORT FISHER North Carolina as follows
About 10000 lbs. unHervicabe Guns, Shot and She'll
~ 4unservceabe Gun Carriages with Theron on them
$40 barrels Damaged Powder.
Lying at the R. R. Depot in ATLANTA, Ga. 1O4, GOO
lbs Cast Iron Guns,
Al the PIN NDLEY IRON WORKS AT MACON GA,
Fine Steam Press Hammer, acting direct from Cyn-
der; weight Of drop, 1000 lbs.
At the AUGUSTA ARSENAL AND POWDER WORKS
the folowlng
$4,000 lbs Cast Iron Guns,
1900 Castings ,some Of them vAluable)
o5O 0O0 Scraps (shot and Shell, 5c,)
l9o Field Gun Carriages with the irons on them,
lAo Ammunition Chests, (Blaek Walnut and Copper J
90 Sets ARTILLERY Harness for horses,
and quantity OF other property consisting principally
Saddles Horse Equipments, Infantry Accoutfements
Qeatherl musket Appendagss Harness, Bullet Mouds
Powder Fasks and Blacksmith's Bellows.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and COM
tinue until all the property is sold
TERMS-rwenty per cent on the day OF the sale snd
within 10 days.
Persons desiring purchase the property either at
Fort Fisher, N. O., Atlanta or Macon Ga. should OK
anime 1t before the day of the sale.
D. W. FLAGLER,
Bt 1t. Col. U. s. A.
nov2stnova0
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
FAnsr ron SALE.

,onianlhg 40 more or lesp, situate on the
Hrah wite 10 Chrisans hundred, Nav Castle county,
and stiH of Delaware, Hduning lands MOrI Palmer,
Thomas Wilson, and othars Tns buildings as excel
,eni 81 me House and Barn, both supplied with
"n pIrs from springs There sfunnng water In every
ned. Hnod apple orchard and great variety tf choice
pears aud grapss II has 30 very best Brandy
Wine meadow, with 20 Of woodlnn1, all in high
staieoi cultivation within five miles Gf the Whining
ton cy oe. II is vsry bealthy aud Desirable pro-
petV' Apply 10 ", McCAULLEY,
Coz Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
sep.. 20. 1869

VALUABLE FARM lFOH SALE CON-
" .nning two hundred acres lesT, situate In
fei Lion iundnd New Castle County, AMI State Of
nalaN are On tis i.iver s hve miles from New Cfste
Ihe hilinls are xcsllent fick house with u rooms.
good barn sprhs honte ies house and 0ihec build
inAs Also two story tenant house Is healthy aud
desirable property. Apply to
w. McCAULLEY,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
WEST WILMINGTON.
fIlnE nUNsBERGER BUILDING ron

T,EiE nUNSBERGER BUILDING FOR
/ RENT.
This fine building, the corner Of Market and Water
frees s now offered for rent with possession given
the Isl Of Dscember nsxt 1t the best situation for
CoRChmaklng in the city.
oei9tf WILLIAM BUSH.
CTORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES
y FOR SALE-rhe Store No 2O8 Market street, is for
rnt and the fxlrs for sale For particulars enquire
At No 426 Market street, one door below Fifth street
nov23-tE
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.


STEPHENS, the Fenian leader has eiyon An in.
capped from the Richmond Treland) prison. 10 The
gay aiter he was locked up he was Informed by
nartio, rna .nat his escape had been planned by
Gnat the 2ith of November was the day selected
us ms iriends had procured keys for the six or
seven aoors between his cell and the prison wall,
OF the 22d he went to bed at the usual hour einhf
H;a no vas very drowsy and it required all
ms efforts to keep awake. About two O'clock he
hesru d sIgh9 NOISE at a considerable distance
which he at once knew to be tho sound produced
by opening the first gate. Soon after he heard
his cell door. This grated 20 noisy that # had ID
to be drawn open with the utmost caution. Ste. Ste.
phens had ris en- and dressed himself about mid.
darkness Of the night were all favorable for his
escape. His friend pressed himself against the
door to prevent its creaking, and revolver was
the same manner through all the doors of the
prison, until they reached the open air when the
outer wall obstructed their further progress
1t must remain mystery how he ascended that
wall, but the manner in which he deaeended r.
was as follows "He had been given to under
stan stand M that he must leap from the top Of the wall
so, however he felt along the top Of the wall and
his hand came in contact with a metal funnel or
sr e,oVe Pipe at which he pulled to see if it were
he let himself down by it for some eight or ten
feet, when he found himself on the roof OF shed.
down which he slid to path which ran BY its
and hence the mystifcation Of the detectives. No
sooner was he down than he told his friends to
aisperse INN Immediately and go home. Two only re-
hundred yards, when one Of the two remaining
friends also left, and he then proceeded to the
aouse at which he was determined to take refuge.
SH dinerent houses were ready to receive him
That night, and every one Of the six owners re-
mained up all night anticipating his arrival. No
ras one saw @ MN enter the~house in which he took
prison in which he had been confined.
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OBITUARY..

EDWARD NORTH CUDwoRTH died in this city. at
MS In Nassau street. the night the oath
ult aged twenty and four months FpwAnD
was young man Of unusual amsbility remarkably
anectionate to his mother and sisterp beloved
James lMethodistl Church in this city when q mere
ony ana through the various vcssitudes of e walked
always been rather delicate and It is thought he con.
taced his last Illness in the field in the beginning OF
rntn caiiUu inc Dzie Hangers. HI disease was con-
complaint would be we'll and able attend bus
ness and again be prostrated for many weeks bore
his suerngs with patience and resignation quite con-
soous Of bis approaching end He repeatedly declared
to his anxious family that he perfectly willing to
ing at the idea of having to leave his mother and Sis
ters.
Servant of God, we'll done Enter thou into thy
Masters Joy. FRIEND
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THE CONVENTION AT COLUMBIA.
ITS ORG ANIMATION.
The Members Elected to Philadelphia.
-ADJOURN-MEN
[ePEcIAL TO THE DAILY NEws.]

[sPEo1AL TO THE DAILY NEws.l
COLUMBIA, August 1st-The State Convention,
for the purpose of electing Delegates to the Phia
-delphia National Convention, was organized to-
day.
His Excellency Gov. ORR was elected Presi-
dent, and Gen. WADE HAMPTON, E. 81. Brown, O.
W. DUDLEY and GABRIEL CANNoN were elected
Vice-Presidents; F. J. MOSES and W. L. DEPAss
were elected Secretaries.
Five Districts were unrepresented- Beaufort,
Edgeaeld, Horny, Williamsburg and York.
One hundred and eleven delegates were present.
The following resolution was adopted:
ResoEued, That two delegates from each Con-
gressionh District and four from the State at
large, be appointed to represent the State in the
Philadelphia Convention.
LATER.
The result Of the elections this evening are
as follows: For delegates at large, Hon. ]. l..
Qas, J. B. CAMPBELL Esq. Hon. B. F. PERRY,
and Hon. J. D. MANNING. Those selected from
ahe Congressional Districts are From the first,
r. DozER and F. j. MOSES. From the second,
w. P. SHINaLER and THos. Y. S1MoNs From
the third, D. L. WARDLAw and 8. MCGOWAN.
From the fourth, T. N. DAwKms and JAMES
FARRow. Beaufort and williamsburg have not
been represented.
The Convention has adjourned, and the ut
most harmony has prevailed throughout it's
proceedings.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
BY the A tlantic Gable.

LIVERPOOL, July 30.-Sales OF Cotton to-day 12, =
1000 bales; market closing firm.
LONDON MONEY MARKET
LONDON, July 30.-Consols sS4. United States
;5-20's, go.
DIsPATCH TO NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON July 30.-A great Reform meeting was
held to-day, at which $4,000 persons were present.
Resolutions were adopted, declaring that they
had no faith in the Government Petitions were
read, which will be presented to Parliament, de-
manding an inquiry into the conduct Of the Chief
OF Police. The procession WAS immense, and
passed off quietly.
The T'ibunes London special, Of July 90th +,
says that the Hyde Park riots and movements
for exclusive Reform League meetings have
.perilled the DERBY Government.
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H1- The Relatives and Friends OF MIR.
MARTIN o'eREADY, who died on yesterday morning,
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, No. 10 smthstreet, This Afternoon at
Four O'Clock. August2
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Democratic Convention in Harrisburg, Pa.
HARRIsBURa, August 1.-The Democratic Sol
ders' State Convention assembled this morning.
Gen. swrTzER, Of Allegheny, was temporarily
elected Chairman. Credentials were presented
from every District in the State. committee
was appointed to select permanent officers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ TO I. HYMAN & CO., ATTORNEYS OF
MAX. WAaNER:-Wiii you oblige me by informing me
whether the partner Of firm. represented by the
COMPANY" is the same sPRINz who. some time since,
became wellknown for his "honordble In Grand
street, New York. Your honors will please answer.
August 2 IL NJ T.. WAGNER