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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13
Methoal.t sl p,.s ON Church conssrenee.

The Conference met at the usual hour yesterday,
motion to reconsider the resolution that a
committee of bishops should wait upon President
johnson to thank him for restoring the church
property lea ~ quite an excited debate OF discus
sion, which was checked only by Bishop Kaya.
naugh, who was presiding, leaving the chair;
when Bishop Paine took it, and the consideration
of the subject was postponed for the present.
Several reports were presented. Among them
was one from the Committee on the Circulation of
the Bible 1t declared that the need Of the country
for bibles was greater than ever before and recon-
mended cooperation with the American Bible So
cety in the effort to supply the deficiency, the APP
pointment of travelling ministers as the society
might require and an arrangement for bible meet
ing this city at an early day The preamble to the
resolutions to carry out these objects ELECTED
severe criticism on the speech of DR.. Spring in
New York, and on other exhibitions of malignance
against the South by members Of the bible society,
and it was reconimitted for modification. The reso.
lutions were adopted.
Several resolutions were referred to appropriate
committees, and there was no other business of
general Interest transacted.
The Conference will meet again at o'clock this
morning. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13
Fancy Goods Fancy Goods !:

Fancy Goods Fancy Goods !!
ssa s-@71eg - n-..
asy,i GUEBLE & GOURsAUD, .. "
1877 Canal street 1877
m ToURo BUILDINGs3
We just receiving from house in Paris per
Peruvian and Carolina from Liverpool, large invoice of
CHENY EDGING and INSERTING;
New Dress TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS;
Lace SHAWLS and ace POINTS,
Grenadne and Cashmere sHAWLsi
Embroidered Muslin SHAWLS and SACQUEs;
Ladies' Muslin WAISTS, plain and embroidered
Also, a large invoice of rF=H a-==.....
Ladies UNDERGRADUATES and French CORSETs;
Lace MITTS and all sorts of GLOVES. g
A new and complete stock of
Gents FURNISHING GOODS.
Pipes! Pipes!
-. sa Warranted REAL MEERSCHAUM.
OIL CLOTH and OIL SILK;
HAIR and Hair Dressers MATERIALS.
AS usual the best stock of a. s.r 5a'.
FRENCH PERFUMERIEs in the city
Wholesale and Retail
% r" GUEBLE & GOURSAUD.
Purchase and Commission House No As Rue Messy
y g. Ill. zimmerman.
% 81 &c. CANAL STREET. &s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- .ts.t DEALER H.
diamonds, Watches T" .H-
JeweIry, SLverwars,
sg FIated-ware, Opera.e4Iasses,
1-t.1 r.r a-a .-. .r Apeetaciee, etc., otc.,
Has now on hand and Is weekly receiving
A LARGE AND RICH STOCK.
Carefully Selected .4-re
OUR REGULAR PURCHASING oLERK
The JEwELRY MANDATORY, in the upper part Of shs
buildings, being In complete working order DIAMOND
SETTING ENAMELLIEa and REPAIRING will be carefully
and promptly attended to. go
Mr.. JOS E. EALER having taken charge of the WATCB
DEPARTMENT. Watches will be Repaired in the very bes
manner.
Mr. W. O. DRIVER late Of Hyde Goodrch's, will b,
happy to meet his friends at
ZIMMERMANN's,
% and % Canal ssrseA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13

Point Clear Hotel.
The undersigned will open the Point Clear Hotel about
The 10th day of May next,
This establishment is being reprinted and put in
plee repair condition Gas water are being
erected the grounds beautifully laid out and the house fur
nshed entirely new with the best materials the latest
improvements.
Arrangements will be made for direct Communication with
New Orleans and Mobile both by steamboat and telegraph
BILLIARD TABLES
Of the approved pattern have been ordered Ten Pin
Alleys being built every suitable the Gil
mate and place afforded to man, woman and child For
BATHING AND FISHING
heathfulness this celebrated watering place has
ror continent the undersigned intends make it
the most pleasant and comfortable in the world.
CHAS. E. SMEDES, Manager
GuilineSS'S
| EXTRA STOUT PORTER.
None Genuine except bottled by E. & J. BURKE Dublin,
with Harp brand
This celebrated PORTER for sale by all respectable Grocers
and Druggists.
GEORGE GRAY,
| Sole Agent for the Southern States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13

told marketsMas more buoyant yesterday, under
4 late New York advioes, and the heavy advance in
rates Of Foreign Exchange at this point. But the
demand continued restricted throughout, and sales
exhibit only ysFy small aggregate atan advance
of about one per cent, as compared. with Wednes-
~ closing rates. The quotations last evening
were 0l2s, against 12as OILS on the previous
evening
Foreign Exchange Tie demand for Sterling
and Francs yeateyda5 was much heavier than at
any previous date from the opening of the season,
and rates. advanced al round fully three per cent,
with still heayier improvement in exceptional
cases for faypfite signatures. The market was
fairly supplied throughout, and operations showed
marked increase on the previous daily move
n ment, the market closing active and firm at the
subjoined enhanced fgures,sthe upward move
nnenE being exclusively due to the imitation re-
! ported IN the New York market viz Bank Ster-
ling 1850 s8a Clear Bills 3a@la4a; Bills Of
Lading Bills 131GDI82; Bank Francs AT GDL15f.
and outdoor francs 1926 GAO.
Domestic Exchange We have noticed mod.
crate movement in Domestic Exchange since our
last, but rates though uniformly inclining to lower
figures, have disclosed no quotable variation what
ever. The demand over the counter was to fair
extent and several sales of private and CONNER
cial transpired OF Wednesdays quotations, which
WI repent sas follows New York sight paroai
b cent discount at bank, and sn7-ls y cent dis
count QUIT doors, five and Hen days, sight 37s,
fifteen and twenty days a(0I, thirty days al II
and sixty days sight at 1sD2 q cent. discount,
Bask Notes aisd sscssist ies- We have not heard
. Of any new transactions Of any magnitude IN the
issues Of the several banks in liquidation for some
days passss srnot present reliable quotations
any class In the absence of actual sales. Stocks
r. u ~ - arl.5 s.6t1
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Soap for the South.

PILES O. is the kind being made from stock the
French plan It becomes hard, don't
wash like yellow soap Pyles Bluing Powder also
laundry blue in All first class grocers keep them
Manufactured by g-. .--..
JAMES PYLE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13

Orders for the purchase of Cotton, Wool Hides etc.
ly filled
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01
GENEMAL NEWs,

The bill te guard against the introduction
OF cholera into the United States has been
signed by the President.
The treaties made with the Camanche,
Cheyenne, Apache and Arrapahoc Indians
have been officially proclaimed.
A steamboat was burned on the Savannah
river on the 2sth Nine lives were lost.
Quite a number of Fenians left Cincinnati
for Canada on the 2sth, and large shipments
of arms have been made northward within
the past few days.
Congress Hall, at Saratoga, was burned
ON Tuesday morning. Much Of the furniture
was saved. Loss 100000.
European dates of the 10Th ult. have been
received by the steamship Persia, at New
York. In the British House of Commons
Mr. Watkin called attention TO the recipro-
city treaty, and condemned the conduct OF
the British government The Lord Mayor
of London has called meeting to take
measures to raise statute in London in
honor of Mr.. Peabody The situation OF
continental affairs is unchanged, and war
looks us imminent as ever. Military prepa-
rations in Italy are very active. France,
England and Russia are concerting measures
for European Congress, but there were
slight hopes of pacific results The panic
in the English money market is subsiding
Heavy suspensions continue, however, and
it is feared that many more are to follow
The European Bank at London has suspend
ed, with liabilities of 81, 100000. 1t was ru
mored that sanguinary conflict had taker
place between the Turkish and Moldavar
troops.
W T. whitemore, of El Paso, ILL.,, hal
just received a verdict of $S,125 against the
Illinois Central Railroad Company. The
plaintiff wac put off the cars and kicked by
the conductor, on account of some dispute
about his ticket.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01
I Avs OF DELAwAIiEi.. .

steuet a. II " an at snllsd AN aet ys,,la,i.
he sac ~ "a ScHHg qiiors ~ /" y ,s,d s iiS,.nB
u4't" o. 'eoli oE amsHd,d " Gri VI ifbyry IL is,e
NieillNV' u any ttvain.keepsr, or tka L..,.r - -
snoass, ot vleiuslling house, shall suffer sn n.yso
L 1A,ns s aqu tPplius Ia his house at unteason.
- nuie VI rue night, or shall sufer AuV cisnrderlv
pse 10 remain IN his house; or ,h, hIo
tn9 same upon which any hiug uf valus Il Nm, ~
ats 1ed u lie pl yed Ia hs hquss or H.
shsn ,u @ Aetpvl oI any alshouse, vetuainx honsa
t r. huy lnInAleatluI liquors except ale Or NM
malt liquors, he shall upon eon vi ton ths,so, hs
eHE lurrll Shi pay for the arst offence R1a 81
uii,sh besides enst aud iu default OF pAvmsnt ihs
u ue ,upf.sonei not less thau nor more than sr
Nuu oI Tue second oiisnce shall for cit ami rs =
hhe OF teVeuty-hVB dollars ba,ida. ro.ts 80 ~ ray
"u't u ray m=nt shall he imp lsonsd NOT lsss ~
~ Auie tAAh Twelve months; and for tina h. "a 49,,
80 - ~. o't alu pay nne OF bundrsd dollar ~
mpllSone not le,s than s,1 or more than ~ " se "
ant suth thru e0tviet slalt also ian flrs -
o's.ute o. Us Or ner license and be or ss mali n, -
such third conviction. 'S@'e '''nA 'ue TINE "
shorloN ii. II any pefson ahau keen a t,van ,
@ 1o Or HetaAlling house, without valid hs.pD ate
ny Ihls tee or II any rraon other thas -
,r .,s, o. intoSio uiug liquors. NOR, III,
w t'd'n ue pEoautts OF hio own soil Or ~ v.n1a, W u
VI ~ 70 pOsssts4l, men "a. In ths Nnlen be
~ 'il- an ttt without hAyiuy yaid liea,s eeet on
- peser oel by this set cell any intox ~ tnere'
,s ute y. iNA't or upwards, or Il any nrs ~ W
- - isy.euu tAEtTn'kseIet kseper Of ,ithot itu not
Vetual ius house, vi Tie iiyiisga W ~ aie'hOpss Or
uitus Liquors under the pro Is ons l. ~. lntoAl.
ay ihVAHsi ls liquors ty any plst.nrs euAll sell
Ssr peison tha epon conviction tharso,
"'Iumt' uliel. a9d Pay n tho hrst nfnc' W. ~ IN.
'ho hlnlrei dollars, bs.lss ,n.,s ~. HiIuee nue. OF
rA. e.t .neieV tnAll be Imprisoned n,t Neinult ut
~, u.V thsh tWelvs m)ntbs, aud fr s s ,uan elA
bn,lt yuah sht tirlHll aui pay Sn ~ any
thereof ,hill b eo,ts' and In 1efauit Of pnymsnt
than twelve months W A'' 'esa thsn pine nuT niUrs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01

Brooke Fossbrookc,n said to he the work oI
Charles Lever, is continued and it is evident
the crisis is not far Off Tho death of the
old Irish Chief Justice - the exposure oil
Scwall and the secured happiness OF Miss
Lendrick, will all follow as a matter OF
course With all his egOtism, selfshness
and bad temper, there is something in Judge
! Lendrick whicE inyoluntarily claims our ad-
miration. For some time past Blackwood
has been giving very interesting histories OF
the great schools of England, and in this
number we have delightful sketch of the
origin, progress and present position of
Shrewsbury School - ''The Memoirs OF
the Confederate War for independence" are
continued, and Cornelius O'Dowd furnishes
his twenty-third paper on things in general
THE Condition of the Government is the
political article and Sir John and Gladstone
are peppered in good old Tory fashion.
Worth British Recien.
The March number of the North British
Review contains an article on "Ecce Homo, "
work which is now exciting the greatest
attention in the theological world Its author
is not known 1t belongs TO the class of Re
mans works, and is the boldest effort yet
made by modern sceptcism in England In
this number may also be found papers on
'Palgraye's Arabia, ""Reiorm and Political
Parties, the present position of "Austria"
and on other topics OF interest to cultured
readers.
Westminster Reoieu.
The Westminster Review for April opens
with an article on Railway Reform" IA
matter much needed the world over. "The
United States Constitution and the Seces-
onists' will attract attention in this coun-
try. The situation of Austria IS also the
theme of an article ably and forcibly writ
ten. "French opinions of the English, y
'raine on Art and Italy" and "Commons
around London are the titles of other pa
pcrs in this number. The Review of Con
temporary Literature, feature in the West
minister, will always repay a careful perusal
Blackwood and the four leading British
Quartcrlies are republished in this country
by Leonard Scott and Co, 80 Walker Street
New York. The whole are furnished at
$l5 per annum. Blackwood or any one Re.
view, 81.
De Boc's Rerier
De Bows Review for May was received in
due time, but escaped our attention until Il
few days since. Although We differ widely
from the political views which are enuncated
on its pages, we are ready and willing to
grant it prominent position in the effort to
further the material prosperity of the South
and the whole country. The statistical in
formation il is constantly furnishing can no.
where else be found so compact and ready
for use and so conveniently arranged. In
this number we have articles ON Commerce
and Finance in History, "The Causes OF
Commercial Greatness, " Cotton Manuiac.
tures' and other topics of interest to the
business world. Publication office, No. 40
Broadway New York. Terms, SO per
apnum.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01


Steamboat Excursion to Rcd Bank-Tho
Second Baptist Sabbath School will have a
grand excursion to Red Bank n. j., on
Thursday, June 7th 1866, to leave King
street wharf at half past Z O'Clock, A. NJ
Tickets one dollar Children under "a years
OF age, half price
FAR and Ftstieai fer 81. JohH's-We learn
that great preparations are being made for
the Fair and Festival in behalf of the Sun
day School Building Fund of st. Johns
Church, Brandywine Village, which is to
open at institute Hall, on Thursday, the 7th
Of June. 1t Is 10 continue four days and
will, doubtless, offer varied and handsome
collection Of useful and fancy articles,
flowers, &c, besides refreshments of various
kinds. We commend this enterprise TO tho
liberal patronage OF our readers and citizens
generally Tickets may now be obtained at
several of our prominent stores and of mem
bers of the congregation Donations Of any
kind will, we are sure, be thankfully re-
ceivcd by those having the matter in charge.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01
BOOK NOTICES.
he Atlantic Monthly.

The Atlantic Monthly
The Atlantic Monthly for June is on our
table and its well filed pages always:makes
ii a welcome visitor. Mitchel's serial enti-
tied "Dr. Johns is concluded in this mum
Der. 'Passages from Hawthorne's Note
Books" are still continued rs well as "Grif-
fifth Gaunt" and "The Chimney Corner. ="
Mrs. Stowe is not as interesting as in some
former numbers. Longfellow and Whittier
furnish the contributions of poetry. The
third and last number of Last Days of
Walter Savage Landor' gives us some fur
ther information of the life and habits of a
remarkable man. g In the Hemlocks. "
by John Burroughs reminds us of Thorcau's S
style-there is the same freshness and sim
plicity, and Il ID plain to perceive that the
author is at home when far away from the
haunts OF men. Bad SYMPHONIC" though
short is very good in showing how WE are
all enslayed iOr the Yant of social courage.
The short reviews Of new books in the At
lantic are always in good taste. TicknGy
and Fields, Boston, publishers
BlGckieood's Magazine
The last number OF Blackwood's Magazine
concludes Mrs. Oliphant's novel Miss Mar.
ioribanksn which has for more than year
past interested its many readers. The
heroine is a remarkable and agreeable per
son, and from the time she leaves school nm
til she bids adien to her readers they are de-
lighted with the story Hoy she manages
the society Of Carlingiord and several loyrr,
at one tima--how she conquers servants ami
harmonizcs the discOTdant elements of social
life in a small town and hoy she conducts a
parliamentary election are all told in q
sprightly and amusing manner. Some Of
the positions are very ludicrous and per
picking, but the story is nnravellcd with
wonderful ingenuity and there ia nothiuo
forced or unnatural iD its extrications "Si
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01
Tnr sry nAwNrn heantifnlly IN

TIE Sun DAMNED beautifully upon our
rural little city yestermorn. Its genial,
warming rays fell in all their power upon
the verdant fields which had been struggling
with the recent cold snap of the past week,
for life and growth, The presence of Old
Sol" once more, also had re-vviGying
effect upon our people, and everybody seem.
ed pleased with the long-desred change Of
weather Doubtless the same pleasant and
happy feelings will pervade our entire bust
ness population, when, for the frs, time,
they shall behold the new City map,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01
. EGIsTERis OFFICF,

~ Nav CA-fLE Cou,rT, A.rch 29th, 1856. a,
Upon the application OF Aqua =. .iehard, Execute. Of
lne last Wll aud Testament Of James IT, sayill. lnte
o. Mlmng'oa Hundred, IN sad coany, deceased; 1t is
ousIru anu directed by tue eestsr that the Executor
I'd sr neee oi lhe gIaulins Of Lett rs esamrn.
Iy upon the Estate Of the decoised with lhs dsts I
amhS theIe1i ty causing advertisements to be poste
wnh iorty days from the date OF such Letters in liz ~
Tue uosl puble Paes OF the County NV Cart ~ re-
qurihg all persons having demands a. net tn, Rise
plesrut tho SAME, or abide by Act uf Assembly in
,uch casa made and provided And also caus Tho ssns
10 ue inserted within the same period IN the Delaware
Stite journal aud Statesman, Newspaper pubthsd in
Wilmington, to he continued thereln tw, mnnihs ~
- u.vsn under Tho haud aud Be Id Of Ofico az tla
{ L. hesi'ter Aforesaid nj New Castle In New Casts
..-e'u"Y a"ie5Alhi the dty and year Hbavs wfl =
tehs X, q. fRAIM RaJlat.s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01
kgAra or nEL,wlnu

J. CU.rfs W ,y.,c... % EXECUTIVE DEPARTHEN4
Dalaws, a. w slahf, seereL-ry Of State Of ths So, -
eonS o Sv se'ey certify that the foregoing a o.
s1wsrs IgSas I.% ana 4 Of Chapter ios Iath yoSIs
Intox catiug Lnors an Ae Regulating the sRls of
6y Of s, A. Ne last ss,ion OF The
stod y vii on tho lsth day Of Pebr,arS IsHr
oYsS fas q lnt9S eating LIacr,, &C. Sss Ea
been a'n lsal :" the isll tao seeo h.st.
ro,is no~ on tie IN this lisptrtnsui tue original
-, npS n,~I.,ef wagref have hereuLto as. NV h,,a
Nav in 'h seal At Dover. the tAtssutS dus ~
nundiei and sixtytiz. ""p.AeAslsa
my2i-.m cUsgiS W. WRIGHT,
Secretary VI kiaIs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by O. Chandler 4 Son.
LEGAL NOTICES.

nIyIDEND.--rHE DIItEC TOHs OF
- th,+ ns nu,ien have ,is day do, Ared a Dn idend
q" NtNt re CENT out OF tue profits Tor the last III
u hihs payable to the stoekholl-r- Their legal repre-
ae4ialtvss on demand, elsar OF lttax
W. NJ. BELL, Ca-hier
hANh OF sNlhSA MAY I. lhds. IN s-Sti
O THE PuBLIC.--TIIE SURsCRIRER
having cen appoin ell JUSTICE OF THe PEACE
"f NV taNs County, Ia prepuri to trapsset Ali
nu7luosH hpperhng 10 sa1 ofhre. aud that Of KNER
AhbSr have In my sion the do .kets and bonhs
o. u Mel Aigbn decreased. And will attend 10 tbs in
huished bnsurss said looka w ~
G4oRGE oNRILL,
'usNee OF the Peaos aud Geuard Agent,
u,,-, No b01 Bhiplev stTsaf
hi l.. " " 'n" eo'leeto on OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01

The widow of General Eaton, formerly
Secretary of War, who married, several
years ago, an Italian in New York, has been
deserted by him, after he had got in his pos
session and spent OF converted into cash all
her property, amounting TO 100000. She
had two glanddaug living With her,
with one Of whom her husband has eloped
and gono TO Europe
\ Piitsburger, who has in his possession
the cork leg captured from Santa Anna in
the Mexican war, is said to have decided 10
return il to the old soldier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01
B UGH U

(FrOms Dipsn'Sry ofhe tniied Sta,es.)
DIosMA CRERATA. BucHu LrAyra
PRoPBRTIBs.-rhslr oder Is stroua. dIousivs. and
somewhat Aronatie their tastes hters and analogous
to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES -Bpshp Ie,v.u
1Io gently simulant With peculiar tendency 10 the
,tnary OIgant producing dure,if, and like othsf
nAhAr medicines, exciting diAphoross, when elTsum
stances fA'or this mode Ol action.
They given in complaints OF the Urinary Organs
such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh OF the bladder Nov
old Irritation Of the Bladder UreihrA Dsesos Of
tion The remedy has also bean recommended in Dys-
bfoP,y. '1''"0'"' A''''''0n' anu
nRLMB0LDs EXTRACT BUCuU Is used by persons
despa S Or AsS, sS,Sg. % 10 ~ 70 70 sSd from g to o. or H h
rhuai bsd'Ns1tlng In ehlldrenl
fss DR, KEYsRR IS PHYSICIAN Of over thirty
years experience and graduate OF the Jefferson Med.
cal College and Of the UnivsrsiIy Of Medicine ana snr
gerry OF PhiladelpnlA.
Ma. IL. t. HElMnoLp:
DsaT Sr-in regard to the question asked mo as to
my opinion about Ba.Au would sAy that havs ustt
y years do not think tn 20 is any form or Tropnra-
M no9 ol have not ussi or known to be ulsd 10 The
various diseases Whers such nsdieAte Sgent woula bs
indicated. YOU aware as well IS HysslE thHt Il
hsa eeen extensively employed In the various dsel.s.
OF The bladder and Kidneys and the reputSlop ID bss
acquired In my Judgment is warranted BY the tasls.
haVe ssen and ured, bufors stated every form ot
DAAu-the powdered leaves the simple dscoetion tine
inrh VIVID sstIaels,--and 1 am not cognlzant Of any
., hai paat a. all equal to Twelys
Judge Of i1a merits and without prejudice or partially,
Is ns seols Pieeedenee over al others. do not value
would outdo yOurs; but | hold 10 the doctrine that
DUH aud quAnt do not I9aks up valusif they did
COPPER cent would " worth more than a gold dollar,
yalue year bueha for its eject on patients. hNs
M suIse VIE ~ and see1 cured With IT, diseases
with any other Buehu Or any Other proprlstary com
pound OF whatever nAuie.
Rsspset!uliy yours, 81
LO. II. KBYsRR, N. D..
AugSsa Ii.h. 1855.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01
IOhopOSALs FOR RATIONs Ann mr.
Eli FJK LIGHT YEssYLs, Gc. -
'OLLECrOWs OFFICE
sUffRiSfHEprHT or LiuHfa

IIl
e,,,,r ,,n,,,. itAlNu1oS, May 2sd ls0g |
9nil u ~ Ices, v un SATURDAY, tho i6ih dSy ~
yua-, lett, 6r fuInshidg and delivering Ratons sn5
tu-' ior tho Eve .thom nk and UppeT hidde ligbt
V9"e' IN The ih Lish.aouss District and Tor any ohsr
sh-Vssav aud lighthouse teuder that NAV be ,lled
oF iYr "he esr, from the let day Of july ise ,o IN
Jun june lsul inclusive The ratOns 10 Le OF goi ma
appro'ei quality to bs delivered aougsds OF the light
Wilmington, Del, aud be stated in The hId aso,,I
" IN sooi and sufficient packages. barrels boxes and
easa; aud u good order Tor tho ghtvesse once au1s.
organizations which will form q 81 s Tue .5niTast ~,
piss 9i which may be hai .rP.ytnr a. thls once W.
~ p'uh must bs sealed and eEdorast 'Proponala for
hniions aud Fuel for igbtVsisss aud thea plsesd IN
'n"'her en- " ne ,-it AZ or Objected to ts,s - ~ ~
t''i''u - - .'aii'
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board;
,s n, 4. N. ROONEY
nd
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01

~ THE FLowERs OF CuBA.-Cuba pro.
duces, In wild state, Il thousand odorous
ana rare nowers, delightful to the Senses
but Bryan's pulmonc Waters impnrt IN
your voice, lungs and throat, n sweetness
and perfection that the flowers of Cuba can
not surpass Sold by all druggists,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01

THE RoAD STATEMENT of Red Lion Hun
dred was handed to US for publication last
evening, just as We were going to press, and
hence too late for insertion in this issue. It
shall appear in our next.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-01

IT IS SUPPOSED that by the time the new
city map will be completed, Wilmington will
contain population of seventeen millions OF
souls provided the Riaderpest does not,
meanwhile. make its appearance in the city.