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Senator DOOliItle Requested 10 Re.
sign.

MADISON, WIS.,, April 1.-THE Wiscon-
sin Legislature passed resolutions last
night severely censuring Senator Doolittle
for voting against the Civil Rights bill in
disobedience of instructions, and declaring
that it is his duty to resign.
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Fire at PIT Hole, Pa.

PrTTsBURG, April liza fire yesterday
afternoon at Pit Hole, Pa, destroyed the
engines, derricks and tanks of the Titus
vile Pipe company and adjoining tanks
with nearly one thousand barrels of oil
Loss $l50,000. ...
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OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY,l
COLUMBUS, April 4th, 1866 Z
CEALED PROPOSA1,S n FIiRNYSI

SEALED PROPOSALS. TO TURN TSH
- this Institution with supplies as soheduled be-
low, will he received at this Office until TUESDAY
ARPlL l7th. 1866, a. 70 o'clock M.
Is bbls pure Cider Vinegar vf1rs,<o
1900 bush Corn. 80 ~
900 bbls Flour. tlEU
$50 bush Potatoes nIaHG
800 lbs Sole Leather. ~
so sides Upper do. ~ n
= 500 yards Cloth for coats -- b, -y-
1000 yards Ticking. AAN nv 4
1000 yards Striped Satnet, not less than 2s inches
wide, warp to be Of No Is yarn 1900 ends: the fill
ing to be pure American wool to weigh eleven
ounces per yard when finished and well secured, 10
be free from aOck and cookie and to be delivered
as the Warden may direct. Goods below the standI
ard will not be taken at any price. r. ~, l--,.g,
The Directors aud Warden reserve the right 10 re-
ject any bid considered incompatible with the inter-
Each bid must be accompanied by bond in tho
sum Of so per cent OF the amount involved. condil
TONED that the party parties making the prdpos,
will accept the cQntract If tho same be award.d to
him or them, and for the faithful performance Of
~ JOHN A. PRENTICE, Warden.
II. Il. PARsoNs.I Directors. r,t p 4 49,
JOIN HouGH, H k#ss4 aprl5-dtd
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Thisis the most delightful extraordinary article
everdiscovered. 1t changes the burnt face and
hands to pOarly satin texture Of ravishing beauty
imparting the marble purity of youth, and the de
Nn0~O appearance SO inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan reckles, pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparentand smooth. 1t contains no ma
terial injurious to the skin. Patronzed by Actress
and Opera Singers. IL is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts. .
Prepared by W. +. HAeAN, Troy, N.
Address all orders to ,. ~
DEMAS BARNES & CO.. New York.
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The Fenian Excitement at Enst-
port, Maine,

EAsTPoRT, Me-, April 1.-THE Fenians
have hired the town hall for three days, to
hold meetings. There is an open session
tonight.
There is another large British steamer of
Campo Bello, with large force of men
ashore at work.
A number of Fenians left on a sailing
vessel last night secretly.
A large steamer with the American flag
and private signal has just gone up the riv-
er toward st. Andrews.
..-! SECOND DISPATCH. rr.--
The excitement continues. The Fenian
public convention is in session. British
war steamers are continually arriving and
patrolling the harbor and St. Croix river.
Fifty Fenians have left in schooner. Des-
tinatiOn unknown. ....
A suspicious steamer, showing the Amer
lean colors, has just passed into st. Croix
river.
There are Fenian arrivals continually.
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The German Difficulties.

| German difficulties are still increasing,
but no actual hostilities have occurred. -
Military preparations were actively pro-
crossing. Gen. Beneda had been appointe
the Austrian ommandeT-in-chief.
LIVERPOOL, March 3l.-The German ad-
vices continue warlike. Count Van Bis
marck had long conference on the 10Th
with Count Karoliga, the Austrian ambas-
sadOr to Berlin. Orders had been issued to
place three divisions of Prussian infantry,
the whole 9th army corps and seven other
regiments, upon a war footing. 1t was
| also stated that orders had been given that
the Prussian war vessels at Kielb prepare
| for active service. The Vienna Abend Pash
asserts that five Prussian army corps have
received orders to hold themselves ready
for active service. The Vienna Debate as
serts that the Western Great Powers in
tend to present identical notes at Berlin
deprecatory of war.
1t is stated not only that convention,
but formal treaty of alliance, has been
concluded between Italy and Prussia.
Van Bismarck is said to have addressed
a circular dispatch to the Prussian Ambas-
sadors at the Courts of the Great Powers,
directing them toprotest against the extra
ordinary ornaments of Austria.
A Florence telegram says considerable
armaments are stated to be in course of
preparation in Italy.
Head Center Stephens.
The editor of the Paris Opinion Nationale
states in that journal that he had received
visit from Stephens, the Irish Center,
who announced his approaching departure
for America.
--ee, .. Great Britain.
=
have been received there to expedite the
preparation for sea of half q dozen war
vessels. The conclusion is drawn that thew
are intended for the Gulf and river st.
Lawrence. "t-HN Aa-
The, New York, New FOundland and
London Telegraph Company have con-
tracted with the Telegraph Construction
and Maintenance Company of London for
the manufacture and submersion this sum-
mer of two cables, one across the Gulf of
st. Lawrence, from New Foundland to
Cape Breton, and the other between Prince
Edwards Island and New Foundland, and
for the repair of the present cables, SO as to
have two cablesfor the prompt transmission
Of all messages between the Atlantic cable
and the United Ssates.
Prince Napoleon Gone to Italy.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times writes that Prince Napoleon has left,
Paris for Italy, after having several inter-
views with the Emperor. 1t is whispered
that he is intrusted with a mission to Vic
tor Emanuel, which could not well be con-
fided to any interior parsonage and has
reference to the state of affairs between
Prussia and Austria. The correspondent
adds: find that persons who, up to the
nresent- moment, have refused To keliave,l
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

.eus. .ft..f AOOA OC MAONOAhA.
y A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boon The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,
render the skin soft and fresh, to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing, &c. tiHf
ltovercomes the unpleasant odor of perspiration.
= ltremovesr redness, tan. blotches, &c. H
Itcures nervous headache and allays inflammation.
8 ltcools. softeDS and adds delicacy TO tho skin.
ltyields asubdued and lasting perfume. s9l
ltcures musqueto bites and stings of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
pa Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers It is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you win use no
other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards. ..rs -.r r...7r .,..'...
DEMAS BARNES Il co.
-, Props: Exclusive Agents, NJ, 7.
n octs-d&wlyl i ,3 p ~ EtitJ JNFilfNtg
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CSSpST..l IV2inesSTP

q RIsFNagfBga "a a ittEaii lgapte EgB!IsWir
der, DER Who flas 81 81 n Nillipris6h Iere cr Sd,
eral months, was discbatgeh today By b
eEstA94 IlfdRSg|B1n SsfVPOaH WI
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-12
ProbnbiIities OF Wnr.

Ib Vhe p0hU6h Tunes Qflbha laDth, feinaTked
editortally, that there was too much reason
stl;tp tlg beaSe % 9edrvse tMtts about
FJ6a lty "A. uBile Rbe Ps war.
hhHtbnsthe foll0Mfng law the a line 81 EAIiark-
xsSstffS d ' PSSs sssssSs6av
D SVn6Sfah0 KfH ElOf h0s1iltIAO ObEh
YENaqY1OM INV mob sOob
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stNaHRs AND PUBLIC sFnAknhs

VIII And 1tocAes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an unusual exertion Of the vocal Or
s,gans. The 7TocAesare recommended and prescrib-
Ned BY yPhyscianss and have had testimonials from
eminent men throughout the country, Being an
article Of true merit. and having proceed their eff
acy BY q test of many years, each year finds them
- new localities in various parts Of the world, and
he 1rOckes are universally pronounced better than
~ other articles. sttf&t7Bf k'sA lHFE'F ~
OBTAIN only "BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs."
and do not take any Of the Worthless limitations
that may be offered. ufn
RkE Sold everywhere in the United States, ard in
yForeien Countries, at IS cents per box. -
"a 'octs6Ad&W6m q ht Nlii4 4FrdtUIEs AiV
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-12

T
ALIOOOEz'S POROUS PLASTER,S.-
,sk OsIeBrated physician says he was amazed at the
greatnumber Of beneficial indications produced by
one Of Ahese plasters. he eafirms that AeddacAei
cured by worn just below the breast bone; tha
u,aeHe placed eyer the navel will cure Mysteries as vel
as dysentery, and affections Of the bowels"
;gshr sTadUuRE OF vARICOSE VEINS.
Ia 4 ! siogiiic cIrY PoNT. Va. january "a, 1885.
IA sr,ALbC0CK& Co... Seeing your notice in the Po-
ne easstts. got four Of your Porous Pasters and
Ho placed them the parts where the pains were most
o. severe. than twelve hours could walk as
-bIStll ever ecodhardly believe It'll was 50 we'll
t.i,PlsAssd. "a vented see Il the lameness would
come back on me or not, 50 did more MaTkiaMahat
-usaf,D ,DtIEaAHFH9 dokHdbAT6tEiJ Ihspsytlag Had
:. se8l5yA AaifEastiLj ERIc nP pllsElaahbrc
sHh1diht! a q q5ssI SI58S afNs N 10
sd tRRS f5s az SSss as ats aS1
wAh5k. mlIEonswhdBSur enla5nedNeius tlRTe eyer
known, anbnlHnulainOiBN withnnt tlspfRsRE hc-
Sssa1SA ssss.sa'nIaL avSEA: ,dEAy9sr y
do fook
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ron THE con-.

WANTED-AGENTS ron THE corr.
W. panion volumes, "SHERMAN AND HIS CANS
R410Ns,V y by Colonels Bowman and irwin and ever '
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Rawlins, HE Uhief of Stat. The wo form Nc 'ollv
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Although by.different authors. the two are really
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Hence, we have concluded to hereafter give the
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sired, and between the two a splendid business can
be done in every county. Agents haye been N ak
ing from $40 TO SO per day with alone but all
say that great many persons would buy both as
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To men Of energy and good business capacity. who
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S AHtllLoe.i -L.lNLGIL qIpvIY
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NO. ~ Broad street have opened and fitted up at
the above place, in the best style, large and com
modious rooms, regardless Of expense, and will keep
every thing in my line Of the very beit quality and
solicit share Of the public patronsee. q aEt 2
aprllrdlW v--,--rv4 AUGUST HEBNEB0,-,
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Head Center stephens.

The editor of the Paris Opinion Rationale
states in that journal that he had received
visit from Stephens, the Irish Center,
who announced his approaching departure
for America.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-13
JACOB S. WELnTN

s.5ssssss REsPEorFuLLY informs the citizen OF Wlu
Es ton, and the public generally that he has on MI
st his old establiEhedstand, at the corner nj IN
ENIH and KING Sta, general assortment Of well st
ed Family Gro eerieai which ewill sell at the lover
prioes and the most reasonable terms Having Nti
number Of years been engaged Ia the business hs
spectfully invites the pubic 10 call and examine hl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-13
TOTAL protection, - 90 d
II Is me wor4 q ihe Farmers Of Delaware and as .usl
Fresident-JEsSE SHARPE
Secretary and TtaAsurer-RoBskt MCCABg, ". D.
EpREkRSdHEGb{RA:
REMOVAL,


The Delaware Fi'e Insurance onPauy have lsmo,ei
thsir oies IRON m street to 40. 6uT nea is
opposite tbs Bans uf nslaw4r-
INCORPORATED THt LgusLATUgn ~ THz brATE or DFL
AWARE, VITA 4 CAPITAL or
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
YlHE PRESIDENT AND sEGRErART ARE RECElV-
ing applications for lnaurAnce al their nhide u VII
mingOn, against losses b. Ere Hvery description u
bnildiags In general, shape PORT aud t1f
eAtBoe household furniture and l.5sobal prq,s ty
also Against loss or 1aniHRa 10y tihi frtasplrtatan
goods wares, mcrchAndlsu an e,tuul44 raiuce
Terms OF Insurance will hs tf4ll- a. Auv ~ ,,
ennPanies in the cities of Philaurp.iA sew IurA-
Parties incurred repose the tuls eo.uaauce 10 TO-,
sodity Of its capital and that all l3aues wi he promptly
adjusted ~ the company
DiKEcTOks.
AT the annual election held On the ON d4y o, Mtrei,
1865, the following directors i sesr. tat
ensuing year, viz;
UeOrge JOnea, SGlguel Floyd tLuwltd lieIn-lt
D. c. Wilson, SAINT D. s.switu, li,o,re y, er,rEs
Jos. MendinhAll, John Is. iorier George Bu.n.
Insurance may be made os aay time not ivss ~
months
In addition to the above mode df lusnrus prepsti bt
Delaware Fire Insurance Copany tR uu-e ari Is uer
becoming insured deposits 10 the oice et c. tase
(nore or lees according to IL nature ~ YsA fY III =
amount to be insursd--iu Witch be- iyitljfRVt %.
A9y Tine ny leaving lsr e44t lAe amount t..,j
hs method s believed TO ue nueh lluea4valAss.,t, a,
the insured than the i9Inertlr gXpeur about Dee t
les and there is no removing of tile q1ugy@r0m tiie IL
Property tha, wopld % 4slfed pgr auuum at ~ Aud
70 cent? tie 1000, Will be al ID ud G or aeJJst
and la like lrpPur q n as ta- r.-i in'isiss,
Persons wi hiug 40 llaute tit % uptrt r wHutin. l.
formation on the e. JET w l-pfsesa, Will apply
agents az ab-vv ur t.
JoHE MHI VAR, secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-13

on the fourth Monday in September in Sussex
County on the first russlty after the second
Monday in March, and On the first Tuesday
alter the third Monday in September
The Mayors Court sits ia Wilmington on the
first Monday in Marcn, June, September aud
December
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL BANK o. DELAWARE. Al WILL
MIEGToN,
Corner Of Sixth aud Market Streets Capi.
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Frdays.
THE TARaER's BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner of, Third and Market Streets. Capt.
ial S236 900. Discount days Wednesdays and
Saturdays
The NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON ASD
BRAsDYwiNE,
Corner OF Second and Market Streets. CaIi.
tai, $500 900 Discount days, Mondays ami
Thursdays.
IHE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street. above Fifth. Capital, $780,
600. Discount days, Tuesdays aud Saturdays
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Corner Of Fourth aud Market Streets. Cspi-
tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays aud
Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-13
THE FARMERS INITIAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware. "
luElaINAI. Nm CaEgA. Ae.l

(URidisAL MLl CszEz aeJ
THIS Company coutnues oner the peOple Of DeiA
ware, its superior advantage Of sgans los
risks.
The Insi aton s eommen led by over % years expert
enee 10 and attention the sf Mutua Insurance
being the fret @ introduce the principle into our stated
by reason Of which, it is believed the Managers have
seen enabled 50 to adjust and discriminate between h-
different varieties Of property, render tho
thp Among the most equitable in character II the
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
1t takes credit to itself that its payments Losses have
been prompt aud herH thar tn years business mud
losses rsA hing 100000, not single case Of tiss
ton has occurred and scarcely without entire sss
Looking more TO the safety than tho number uad
amount q IL risks It has declined Iinnireds Thu
sands Ht Dollars OF Insurance either requiring too
sreal su amount In single risk or As offering unHt Oh
ieets OF Insurance for ue character Of the lnsiuuon
Iu this manner 1t is conceived II bas safest aud
most select i Of insuranees IN proportion to the
= fsiS Millions Of bollars Of any other Company
Hitlin reasonable range.
As eTi1sdtat tis 81 ass no. only re iuead the rate
Insurance, at all times moderate, b, iurin4 the
asi two years, but it presents uow clear snrp innicf
t4oVoo - security against sny assessment On The posi-
Notes, which sum By the esnrt 10 scrip CERTIFICATES
the b,lsn'es due to each meber, being ssuei viii
oe paving Interest TO them from January lS62 tEs
deduction.
It commenced the yssr 1852 with real protection to
the community 10 Deposit otes Of s2o0t0o
Surplus Fund 6OouU
tits Of The Farmers Of Delaware, and as suet
Fresideut--JEssE SHARPE
Secretary and TtaAsurer-RoBskt AcCABg, Nd.
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Braniywne ia james Delaplain Christi.
ma Has Jauies Msph samuel Buf q i. stnsenburs
and jesse sharpe ilmugiou ha i,1Gsit MeCaNs, Atl
Lresk ii; Joun F. Nnlian-au ate clay Greek ui
George Janxiel Aew cA-tl- HI; CUT o Il lsoa, ira
ssetT IA Johu q Clark bed Lion Hl. Wm emr4e,
,myfnai Jaaies H. Bufahap. ielrges HI. ch,res
l. Flslins Psler Z. C,l.-y Milford, Hgury loud, Doye
-harles Tunueil GeorgetoWu.
AuENlS-As well receiving applications for issuf.
tnee OF u serz:
Iii Wilson, Brandy sine Hd; Robert McCa8s. MDl
Hress hii Jafnes brltpInin. ChrstiAua ud.; I'M
Niiilaesoa, Matte Csy Ctsek I'd; lutts .. Il isuu
tsneaier Hd kst Lion s. usors-s. and ppi iuiu anus
luhdrsdr' Ja.sph @ GIiHth, smyrna; James Orppei,
NsW Gssl4 Hdi Chsrles L. leaning. Milford. llsrluA
unhsli sorseewn, Henry Todd Dover
ComulunieetIune ou general hasaes add to The
anderagnedi Wilmington, E.l mueiiais
ion.
"a ROBERT aocABg ~ o.. sscra.sry
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-13
INSURANCE COMPANIES.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT.
HE principle OF Mutual Insurance is believed 10 10
the safest and expereneeao has proved It to be the
cheapest Of Insura1ce against Loss 81 FIRE au1
although this institution has beeen but 2 years IN s
stanee the list of insurers Will compare favoraby VI.
aay other; and the l3isa BY hrs durins that time
though not have been promptly psd as all who hays
beeH insured in this ONCE aad have had the nisrtuut
to lie burned out attest The object has been TO
good list Of safe risks rather than to swell TIE
number ofinsuItd without regard to hazards thus le-
seniug the liability ofsnkng the oash capital In ~
heavy disasters during the year
DIRECTORS.
W1LNIF6TON-Willisp Candy. Clement n smyth.
Richardson John A. Duncan, Jacoh rusey. John Coct
ran, William Tanalli Edward \. Bsllah, CIV HoWland
samuel Canby.
BRAsDrwISA HUNDRED y. Cloud Holt. Edward
Bringhnrs
CHRisIIANA HuNDRED-Jsmes Riddle.
hEw CAsTLE HuADRHD.-John uyer.
WHITE CLAY CREEK HrSDRsn- "A. r. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
y D. sNiTH. Secretary and Treasurer.
= Office hours from to and from to /
January l6 1861 -ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-13
IRON AND STEEL.

AASO1s kA4N ~ u EEL,
MCDOWELL a CO.
CORNER THIRD AND KING STREETS
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
IHroRTKRs AND DEALERS IN
IRON, STEEL AND COACH HARDWARE \.
ALSO. BlTUMINous COAL
a-sxsszszaA Have always on hand full asro,,,...
~-a3ahx7zz IRON AND sTBBL ''ash''
- N Best brands OF American Hamms,.a
AA Rolled bars, English refined psts w
sizes, Rand Hoop, and slit Iron best Norway Ssi
and Auger shapas; Galvanized and BLACK sSsa, H'a
Cast Shear, Blister German, swede, spring Tirs 4
helnery and Tap Steel. ~ W.
Smith, Coach aud other HardwAre-IIorse shos, II,
Shoe Nails Borax, Bolts Clips Nuts, Washers N,.M
Castings, Wagon Boxes, Syringe, AxeE Spokes Pas
Shafts, lows, &c Carriage Canvass Oil Carpei ,,l s9l
EnAmeled Top and Dash Leather Gimblet pointed .
and Coach Hardware Of all kinds; Iron Wire Ca,isi
Nails Babblt Metal, Lead, spelter, Banes Mn II
zIne,ko Grindstones, CrAnks and Rollers Trsfs "
and other chains. ''' Haa
Smiths and other Tools,-Anylls, Yices Rail-.
sledges, Hammers, Shooting Knives Piles RAsn, s
Drills, Tire Benders Twere irons stoek and BIZ y
para and other Mechanics Tools wi
Az o. which VIII be sold at very low prices whOu,
and retail, for cash or approved credit -''''''
NORRIS MCDOWELL
PHILIP MCDOWELL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-13

O
n, tbs subscriber Informs his friends and d,
MI WI public generally. that he has taken the atofp
as No. 2lS Market street,
Formeray occupied by tho late John Price and hss
hand good assortment OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-13

The U s. Circuit Court sits in the Cou-'
Room, second story VI tie Custom House. in this
city on the third Tuesday Of June and October.
Tue U. S. District Court, meets al the same
place, on the second Tuesday in Jouuary, April,
June aud September. ="
Superior Court and Court Of General Sessions.
held a, Georgetown, on the second Monday OF
April, and second Monday in October; in Kent
County at Dover on the fourth Monday in April
aud fiurtb Monday in 0ctober in New Castle
County, at New Castle on the second Monday
after the commencement of the April term in
Kent, and on the third Monday in Nouember.
The Court Of Chancery and Orphans Court, shall
commence and be held IN New Castle County on
he third Monday in February, and first Mon.
day in September; in Kent Clunty, on the first
Tuesday after the fourth Monday in March, aud
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-13
HOOP SIX RTs
x EW SKIRT FOR 1859.
The dre,t ,tinsonton Of the Age in
HOOP sKIHrs.


The dre,t invention Of the Agei
HOOP sKIHpS.
]. W. BRADLEYs Nov pateit DU Ltx ELLIPTIC
Tor doubie) SPRING SKIRT
THIS invention eonsists Of DUPLEx tor two) ELLPrto
PuaB HEFINsD sTgBl sPtAd. nsenisusy B..iD1p f0Hr-
LY aud FIhhLY together, tDdB IDGE making the
ToudHBsr, most FLEXIBLE ELASTIC aud DURaBLH SPRING
evei Used They seidon BssD on DaKAK, the Single
pnngr, and consequently pea0 We their perfect and
hututful Shape thtn twice long AB any sinpla
sprug skirt tnAt Ever HAS or Nsu be III tdr
The wonderful hexibty and great co Mort and plea
sure 70 any lady weafln the duplex lpuu SKIRT will
10 Apeented particularly In all Grow led Assemblies
Operas OtrriAgus, Eailru d Gar, Uh ureh Pew. A. I'M
10 uidei When III uae to &c upy sma place as easily
aui conyeusutly = silR uT Musl Drefs
lady having enJ 9su the l-s,urs Uonfrt and Great
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twice ur duub tsred u pisVrut tue covering tr,n
'eirnB VI he rds when dragging down stairs, stone
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the most htefu anu perfect ehaps p0ssi ole,
re uuquestiouAlJ the llshest most desirable, com.
utablr aud eiJnomi al SkirI made.
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invent on, AID eOLE MtEUFAitUKEkS, 97 CHAM
Der and - a 81 READE sThkEr, Nen Yuk
For rae IL all hiss class this city, And
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Nu 60, sou b Au erica, 4 sd th- West lndies
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