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TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE DEPOT,
No. 5, East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
HENRY F. PICKELS, PRoPRIEroR.
ID The subscriber, thankful to a generous pub
. lie for the very liberal patronage bestowed up
eEon him for the past eight years, would inform
his friends and the public generally, that at the old
stand, Fourth Street below Market. he still keeps on
hand the largest best and cheapest stock of goods
his line, such
Cooking and Parlor Stores,
comprising some Of the best patterns in the market.
he has also On hand large assortment of Plain aud
Japaned TInware, Walters Looking Glasses, Knives
and Forks, Table and Tea Spoons Preserving Kettles
Plain, Timed and Emerald HOIow-Ware Glass and
Britannia Metal Lamps. Scales, Weights and Meas.
ures. Guns. Shot Bags &C. He will sell all articles
in hls line Of business low they can be bought
elsewhere.
ROOFING AND SCOUTING, and all kinds fir
and Sheet Iron Ware made to order at short notice
and on reasonable terms. Old Stoves bought, sold
AMI exchanged.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention TO busines
and by endeavorng to give satisfaction to receive
share Of public patronage.
fel4. '66-ly. HENRY r. PICKELS.
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VIM. S. GREEN,
DEALER IN STOVES AND
Manufactures of Tin Ware.

COMMERCE STREET, SMYRNA, DEL.
large assortment of Stoves always on hand, such
as Cooking, ParlOr. Bar-room and Church Stoves OF
all patterns, for coal wood. Heaters furnished for
Churches and Dwellings, and put up free of charge
Wholesale and Retail dealer in Tin Ware and all
kinds kept ON hand in large lots. Articles of Tin
Ware made TO order.
Roofing, Spouting. Guttering. &C.. with Iron Cop
per or Tin, done skillfully and expedtousIy.
Job Work Of any description connected with the Tin
business done at short notice. ap4'66
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THE CIR e A / Il II II IL ~

This o Fertilizer manufactured for eight In that
ns @ n viii warrant every
IS ,a sSmrance ethathh hasn in the
thoroughly
oyingth quality of the land
high popular fertilizer ted
To all who Phosphate
confident will IN
EeryRe Respectfully,
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Xpr SIS.

Trains leaving Crisfield 4j A. NJ. and Wilmington
going South al ~ Us A NJ, will run close
with Steamboats, TO Norfolk aud Portsmouth. and FL.
press rraiuS 10 and from Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. They will stop on the Delaware Rund
Line only at principal stations al which their time Is
stated 0cT EXCEPT that Steamboat Tram SOUTH
will stop AT station To set down Passengers hold.
ing tickets FROM BALTIMORE.
f. q. SEWALL. Jr..
decl6 Superintendent Del. R. X.
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1st Electoral Dist, Dor. Co., Nd, July Z, 1865.
| used Whann's Phosphate on my wheat last fall
alongside of other popular Phosphaes it has paid me
better than any fertilizer used have also used
it on my spring crops TO decided benefit and can re-
commend II to my neighbOr farmers as being a very
valuable and lasting manure shall want enough for
my fall seeding, Yours, &c. MACE M. MEssiCK.
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Port Penn. Del .Eu;v IA |

Port Penn, Del, JMiy l3, 1866.
used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate on wheat last
fall with excellent results; much pie ased with it
and consider il valuable fertIlizer shall use it again
this fall. DAVID STEWART. NJ D..
Recently Chemist, Maryland Agricultural Society,
Professor Chemistry and Natural PhiLOsophy 81.
Johns College, &C., &c.
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Widows and Orphans Life
Insurance COMPANY

Both of which are sound, reliable, and managed bv
the most experienced officers aud trustees. And for
THE TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSU
RANCE COMPANY.
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II NSTI II o NTAMSo

GreensbOrOugh, Caroline Co., Nd, July 81, 1866.
We have used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate; we
consider it a good fertilizer and will use it on cur
wheat crop this fall. JAMES MASSEY,
JAMEsORRELL,
WM. b. MASSEY.
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EVILS OF NOT INSURING.

The poverty and suffering of widows and orphan
with cold and cherries prospects,, worn with excess
sive toll and scanty subsistence and corrodng
iety are a speaking commentary upon the evils Of
husbands negecting this benefcent provision. How
many families have been thrown into state of ab-
solute want by the culpabe neglect of a husband or
father to fulfil to his family-which he is bound by
sacred obligations to protect, honor, cherish, and
provide for-the important duty of lnsuring his
Life fer their benefit? Few homes are free from
encumbrance by mortgage or otherwise, and in very
many cases, on the decease of the husband and IA
ther, the wife and children who had confded in him
to shield them from poverty, are forced from their
long cherished homes, which they in their younger
DAYS helped TO adorn with all that the heart could
desire. Could that departed husband and father look
back upon the suffering condition Of his family,
would he not admonish husbands and fathers, one
and ALL to guard against similar calamity to their
own families by Life Assurance7
Men, when the subject of Life Assurance is men.
toned to them, too apt to say it is too heavy
tax and yet, if they would reflect for moment it
in reality is no tax but savings bank for the bene-
fit of their wives and children.
An insurance on the life Of a man for the benefit
of his wife children, is free from attachment by
creditors but is paid directly to his wife and child
rem sixty days afte- the death Of the husband.
J. E. CawsOn. M. D., Examining Physician, Smyrna
Cove salisbury, M. D., Dover
J. w. Sharp, M. D., " Camden
M. G. LoGand, M. D., Milford
David Hall. M. D., Lewes
Any information in regard to Life Insurance, Fir
Insurance, Notary Public Business will b.
promptly attended by the undersigned, at the ofic,
OF the Kent County Mutual Insurance Company
Office on Main Street, under the Capital HOte
Building, Dover, Del.
GEORGE B. DICKSON,
Secretary, Kent County Mutual Insurance ComPa
ny. Agent for the Life Insurance Company
Notary Public, &c.
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NiLminnfnn L,ln 20 1Rl

WfImtngfo1, July 50, 1864.
used last fall about five tons Of Whann Phosphate
on my wheat, and consider it 10 be very valuable
fertilizer; used it nay this season and my ten
ants inform me hatt they much improvement on the
part of the fields on which 1t was used shall want
some more Of it for this falls crop Yours respectful
ly, CHARLES |. DUPONr.
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NeO Castle, DEL, May "a, 1866.
used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate last year on
corn, and do not hesitate to say that il doubled the
crops also used it wheat last fall the wheat is now
better than where used barn yard manure.
DAVID w. GEMMIII
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Psplor Grore, Q. 4nns's Co., Nd, July 90, 1866.
You at liberty TO use my name in favor Whann's
Raw Bope Phosphate; used it last fall on my wheat
crop. and think it good fertilizer and will much
larger quantity for my fall seeding. }. r. EMORY.
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Insure Your Homes and Property
IN THE
Kent County Mutual Insurance Company
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

This Company continues to Insure property on reas
sOnabe TERMS and for several years past has paid rs
Policy Holders annual dividend of and 10 per
cent. The dividends paid on the LIST day Of JAN
uary or allowed in the payment of the annual pee
mInms, due on thai day.
family but his creditors to keep his property nsOTedt
and no man has any to complain of his neigh
bors and friends, il they should refuse to cOnTIbHte
towards the loss OF his property being bound Tor ihe
simple that insurance IL cheap, and agents o.
the company reside in almost every town throughout
the State, and for tr1ng Gust can be mede secure
from loss Of his property by fire. IL man will not
the pFecauOn to his property against loss
by fire, # II nsurabe, he has right To call upon
hrs neighbOFs to 6FsIsl him.
The Kent County Mutual has Capital Of $780,
600, and pays promptly ITS losses.
| Parties DESTROYS Of insuring in this Company will
/ call upon the following agents.
| AGENTS.
\ w. C. Robinson. I4nd'w J. Wright. FELTON,
Delaware City IEeo. M Davis, ,BrdgeVills
Jesse g. huntington. Smyrna James Ponder. Milton,
g.. B. Dickson, D. Paul A. Davis, Lewea,
Jas. Cowgirl, DO'e'' Or. A. Mauck. Laurel.
Alex. jackson, Camden, - - Georgetown
III. Cowgirl. Willow Grove. Wesley Stack.
iJ.Y. Foulk, Milford. Greensboro, Md
| ELIJAH CROUCH, Dover. General Agent.
| DIRECTORS.
0r. 8. M. Fisler. Smyrna, IThos. Bradford. Dover
Geo. W. Cummins. '' DR.. Henry Ridgoy. ''
l James r. Clenents, i" William Walker, "
} William Denney, James Prettyman,
! Jacob Deakyne, Bridgeville.
: SAMUEL M. FISHER. President, Smyrna.
JAS. COWGILL, Trea'r, Dover.
GEO. b. DICKSON. Secy.
o1rBusiness communications promptly attended Il
!; GEORGE B. Dickson, Secretary, Dover.
Il
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iOOYchester Co.,

Dorchester Co., Nd, July s, 1865.
used EiX'to Of Whanns Phosphate on wheat last
fall has acted better than any fertilizer have ever
nsed shall want the same quantity for wheat this fall
JOHN N. WRIGHT.
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WALTON, WHANN & CO..

Aayanra and fpets Of Whanns RaO Bone Super Phosphate
DEPOTSNe Market
Nos. Is and II West Pratt Street. BALTIMORE MARYLAND
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EFeod Of SassafrGi

used several kinds of phosphate last fall on my
wheat crop. Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate among the
rest paid me better than the other phOsPhates, and
shall use 3 tons more OF il this fall.
ALEXANDER WILSON.
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In Horsemen and Farmers,

Look TO your Interest, and SGUe your Stockl
Dr.s. e. ALLEN, Veterinary Surgeon,
AHd Fellow Member Of the Philadelphia College of
Veterinary Surgeons, having located himself in a
neighoorng town. would offer bis professional servi
ces 70 the horse owners OF Smyrna and Vicinity and
oil those who may favor him with their patronage. in
the treatment OF all diseases Of Domestic Animals.
Particular attention given to the CastratiOn of Coils
upon new and scientific principle. which is at least
together, and all other barbarous treatment.
All cases punctually attended to by either calling
on or addressing the subscriber.
DR. s. r. ALLEN,
Canterbury, Kent Co., Del
Or A. E. woRDEN. Smyrna Del. Hy23'ss lv
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Head of SassafrGs, JulY 26, 1866

used Whann's Phosphate last fall with good results
l applied it on part of my wheat field, and where
used il my wheat EXCELLENT the part of the field
which did not use It my wheat was hardly worth
cutting; you may send me (6) six tons for this fall
v ant no beuer leriiilzeE. WILLIAM A. BRIcE.
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Head Of Sassafras, July 26, 1866.
Head nj Sassnfrns .Julu 07. 1896.

Last fall used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate ;lit
has given entire satisfaction; you may send metwo
tons for my wheat this fall. r. A. FRAZER.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

used Wbann's Phosphate my wheat last fall; it
paid very we'll; wish better fertilizer and shall
uss it fos my wheat this fall. JOSEPH MORRIS.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

Hunting Greek, Caroline Co., Nd, July 81, 1866.
| used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate ON my wheat
last fall; also used it on this spring, pleased
with il and will it this fall OH my wheat crop
JAMES FICKEY.
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Red Lion, Del. july u. 1866.

- 1te~ l7t0II1 LtE'1 OuEy I@i ICOJ'
have used Whanns Phosphate the past season with
decided benefit and as evidence OF my appreciation
shall require ten tens this fall. Yours truly,
GEORGE z. TYBoUT.
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Tsmpleuille, Nd, July 90. 1866.

IsmpLeUiIle, Nd, July 20, 1866.
have used Whanns Raw Bone SuperphOsphate and
consider it Of the hest fertilizers have ever used;
will use it for my wheat crop this fall
JOHN w. Downs.
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Head of Saasafras. N

Head Of SessafrGs, Nd, July 81, 1866.
am so we'll pleased with the results Of Whann's
Raw Boae Phosphate tina. you may send me fourteen
ions Tor lhis falls seeding. WM. }. GRIFFITH.
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CeciLtnn. .Jnlu 26. 1866

Cecit0n, july 70, 1865.
Last fail used Whann's Raw Bone SuperphOspha:e
along SIDE Of other popular phosphaes, and also along
side Of Ne Peruvian GuBnO | am well convinced
that WhaDn's Phosphate paid me much the best; you
may send me three tons for my wheat this fall.
GEORGE BIDDLE
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INSURE YOUR LIFE

FOR BENEFIT YOUR
WIEls AND glGGDBENS 8
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Peninsular Railroad Line.
szw CHANGE OF HOURS.

s~-s On and afteI Monday, NOvi26.
QEsERsl 1866, Trains for the sccOmmoda.
ss2 fa5SA tion Of passengers will run as fol.
- ssszssxssssssS5 lows until further notice.
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Mid4IetOtUn, Del. July &c, 1866.


have ueed Whanns Raw Bone SuperphOsphats
with very good results you may send me three tons
for my wheat this tall Where | used Whanns PhOs-
phate last fall my wheat not disturbed by the fly,
and where did use it my wheat was entirely des
Iroyed. BENJAMIN +. HANsoN.
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THE BROOKLYN
Life Assurance Comply.

The unde signed, agent for the Slate Of Della wore
for the BROOKLYN LIFE ASSURANCE COM.
PANY, offers advantageous terms to all who visa "
insu re their lives
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DRY GOODS, ETC.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

FUNDING 1T NECESSARY QN ORDER BETTER TO
IL accommodate friends and customers) to en-
largo or Store preparatory to the change win
our STOCK OF FINE DRESS GOODS for the next
twenty (2ol days at greatly reduced prices
Included in the above can be found French Al-Wool
Merlnoes Poplins and Empress Cloths many different
qualtes Plaid and Striped Popns Lustres Popinettes
&c. together with many lower grades of Dress Goods ali
Of which have been marked down twenty per
and will be sold without reserve order to make room
for intended improvements.
y. r. READ G. CO..
No. 2G3 KING STREET
December wth2-fmw Opposite Hascl.
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] Pan S

HEAVY NJ. .XED COTTONADEs. TX
HEAVY STRIPED COTTONADES. 2a5
CADER MIXED SATINETS ana
OXFORD MIXED SATINETS. 95N
STRIPED UNION CASsIMEREs. "a
FANCY MIXED CASsIMERES. Am
DIAGONAL MIXED CASsIMEREs. asa
BLACK AND WHITE MIXED CASHMERE
(very good ).......... 40a
FANCY CASHMERE (good style) .... 45n
DOUBLE AND TWIST, FINE GOODS AND
GOOD PATTERNS g sn
HEAVY FANCY CASHMERE. 6no
HEAVY AND FINE SILK MIXTURE. an
HEAVY FANCY CASHMERE. "a "a
HEAVY BROWN AND GOLD MIXTURE. ~ m
HEAVY AND FINE HARRIS CASHMERE - "a
HEAVY SCOTCH CASHMERE. % M
HEAVY FINE TRICOT. = ~
- ~ oaoolMEtsH. oall1 $50
- - oc.Lr $50
BLACK D0ESKIN (very good ooa
BLACK GERMAN DOEsKIN. 9 ~
BLACK FRENCH DOEsKM, FINE 10 NJ.
BLACK FRENCH DOEsKIN very fne,. 1aoo.
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THE SUM TER NEW
TOYS, FANCY GOODS, ETC.
PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS

j 1CUI AlGE EUI6 i IuE HUI1UAYS S.
D EMEMBER THAT FRED. Won sANTEN, NO. 29O
III KlNGSTREET this is his address, if you wish to
order by mai has this unusually large and
certainly the most beautiful collection Of FANCY
GOODS, TOYS and FIREWORKS in this city. He has
been established here for seventeen years, and Mer-
chants Planters and families residing visiting the
city will find it profitable instructive and amusing to
inspect the Goods which he is opening the SANTA
CLAUS HEADQUARTERS and which viii make suitable
presents 1or the coming holidays. you cannot visit
him personally, any acquainted with the city Will
ten you that Won sANTEN knows how to give sat;sfac-
ton IN filling all orders for the country, which
trusted to his Outside of his Shelf Goods he offers
to tot the M Trade TOYS. FIREWORKS and CONFEcTIoNE-
ny put np together or separately u original boxes
Hyou wish to buy Or order Toys other Presents
line, such as beautiful CABAS, WORK BOXES, CHINA
IaS oKNAHEMTs, 1!2 MT @ JEWEL CASES TOILET SETS, FO-
ing from 81 sos each and other Ornamental as well
useful Presents, 90 to Tg5-n@. s77~ '"-
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- An OLD BBLE.-The Imperial Library, in the
rue aacheleu has been enriched, through the
Jet OF great interest. It is Bible, in Two octave
yoiumeg in vellum- masterpiece Of fine penman-
snip ana Illustration. It dates from the thirteenth
ed to Arabia, from which country it has been re-
Gently brought The text, disposed in two columns.
and little Massora9a collection Of critical obserya
t1ons OF great value for understanding the Holy
Scriptures Another popularity Of this manuscript
written on purple, and giving a representation Of
the principal objects Of the exterior worship Of the
Jews--is twelve other leaves adorned with arabes-
At first glance they appear to be merely draw
ings but on closer inspection are found to be mi
eroscopeal writing, following ell the caprcious in
hundred Psalms Of David. The Empress, to whom
9he manuscript was proposed for sale, purchased
# at once and has now presented it to the library,
tiCasion. VA. s4 -t VI ssIss. 3A1rA N n '
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TRIBUTE TO BALTIMORE.
BY A CHARLEsToNIAN.

By CHARLEsEoNAN.
Oh the beautiful, fragrant sunny South, '
Where many murmuring stream !.
Binds her around, like o lovers arm
maiden in his dream!
browns her with kisses, end then revives
Even by kisses again,
Till the land glows soft in the rosy dawn
Trembling with joy and pain.
7 close my eyes, and see her once more
In her exquisite passionate youth!
Then gazing afar, on q colder SOIL
Waken to sorrow and truth.
To sorrow, said alas how fran is
The ficklo heart Of mani
The sin of ingraItude creeps within,
Struggle as best we can! \"
Though hear no more the musical sound
Of the south wind in the trees
Though my languid senses are not lulled
By the spray of the ocean breeze
Where the white magnolia's od0rous breath
Burdens the falling rain,
And the jessamine's subtle perfume half
Intoxicatcs the brainl
Yet, I've found q land where the men are true,
And the women are stpassing fair''-
Where they give to tho stranger q willing hand,
And render the welcome dear.
Obi God is great and God is just!
He has given them hills and dales;
And their thoughts rise higha their lofty slopes,
And hearts as deep as their Wales,
Beat with pity, and melt with lovel
For the lonely Wanderer here.
They fire the check with rustic health
By blast of the wintry air!
OIL softer than any murmur1ng breeze
Is their loving, kindly tone
Which cheers you in an hour Of Joy,
Or makes your griefs their ownI
Their bills are not crowned By clustering vines,
Few flowers meet the eyel "-
Yet I only think Of my Southern home
With half regretful sigh!
sigh! for the dear paternal roof
Where my mothers gentle brow
Shows sweet religions holy calm
Dwells with her spirit now!
sigh! to press the rosy lips
OF sisters, bright and fair,
Who, every day and every hour, -
Are wishing for me there!
Eighl for my fathers circling arm
To clasp me to his breast,
To lay my mead on his manly form,
And know am "at rest r.
sigh for the soil SO conquered and crushed,
Where slumber the young and the brave;
Where the soldier lies in the clinging earth
The land Of my brothers. gravel
But this is the city that he loved
Where his happiest hours were known;
And clasp the hands of his faithful friends
And claim them for my own
Oh the time will come when leave these shores
But never will mem'ry part
From it's hallowed joys, which must ever keep
place in my grateful heart! G..
A1TMoRE, October %, 1866.
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4hq 1attgg Daily Menus
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1866.
AGENTS.

The following are the Agents for this paper:
W a. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collecting
Kew. COLIN MURcH1soN, General Travelling and Col
1egSN T0WNsEND NORTH, Booksellers ana stationers
O. D. GOODMAN. Cross ELL, Laurens District, s. c.
= v NETHERS Union, S. c.
Captain W. E. EARLE, Grecnvile, S. C.
Col J. J. RYAN, Ba.nwen S. G.
j. T. DUBOIS, Marion.
C.. S. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co., Fla.
PATRICK & HUVEY, Macon, Ga.
J y Il. WILLIAMS, Clinton, S. G.
~ R. ALLEN, Chester c. H., S. G.
". S. LANCE Grahamvile P. o., Beaufort, s. c.
g. F. BRADFORD, WATERFORD, S. c.
III Z. DARR, Sumter, S. c..
YHAD. c. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, S. C.
J. NJ BROWN, "Southerner Office, " Darlington, S. G.
M. M. QUINN & BRO, Augusta
j. n. ESTELL, Savannah, Ga.
ISAAC DAVEGA, Agent in New York.
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ACCOUNT BOOKS.
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING

In all its branches, with new type new presses and
advantages not exceed in this city lawyers Blanks
Titles, Bonds Mortgages &C.. &C., hand and printed
to order. tuths1yr December II
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we nave IN Stock VESTS to suit the above
ranging in price from s1.25 to Sc. The most Il
me Goods are new, and of the VERY LATEST
STYLES. = 11 We also have On hand a large stock Of
Youths, Boys and Children's CLOTHING. which
y We .t' offer F at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
As e. change Is about to take. place. and MI.
,4Eobc4E LITTLE has purchased the interest Of
one Of TIE hrm he is desirous Of selling out The
Stock On hand order to commence anew On the
45-l. isiss;. .S Is,.sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-13

Total. .s2I ~, COO s9.067O50 $50 1884, 90
From which total there is TO be deducted inc
amount paid in coupons and bonds by the severai
State banks and by the late owners OF the Platte
Country Railroad, being about 100000.
The consolidated bonds, issued in exhanse Tor the
old with the accrued interest added, will bear IN
terest for four years from January 1863 at the rate
of three per cent only, and for the next four years
at four, and the succeeding four years at I'VE. FROM
1890 10 1896 tho rate will DO six per cent; for four
years after that time per cent, and the iour
years again succeeding eight per cent; after when
nine per cent for four years. till the period Of their
maturity.
The Finance Committee of the Senate has re-
ported favorably bill authorizing the Conuohef'
instead of the bonds provided to be issued under
chapter 325, laws of 1867 to Issue registered STOCK
of the form now in use inthis State to any OF the
holders of the revenue bonds issued in pursuance
of chapter Sc, laws of 1865.
Attention is called to the stockholders meetlng
of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen road.
TIE PHILADELPHIA GOvLRSMENr BOND IHEfT'-
Mr. Luther s. Lawrence who was arrested on
charge of having some Of the bonds III his posses
sion. was discharged yesterday by Justice Downing
after hearing counsel without calling single Wit
ness. Nobody who knows Mr. Lawrence ever De-
lieved for q moment that he was guilty OF any
wrong-doing in connection with the bonds.
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UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NETWORK.

OF NEW \ olth'
NO = BROADWAY. CORNER RECTORsT.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSIT rs, which may BE-
Withdrawn any time.
THIS COMPANY Is authorized 20 act as Receiver, Erecu
tor Trustee for married women Guardian for infants aud
generally to execute al legal trusts
ITIsA LEGAL DEPOSITORY for money paid into Court
will take charge Of and the Estates OF persons going
abroad or who do desire give their personal attention
TO business - ....,,.,, , ,
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AV STOUT JoHNy. l.. PRUYN, Vice Presidents
W. =. ALDRlCH, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
a. WHEELER IT, T.. y. WESLEY,
". X. TRAVERS. DAVID DONs,
HORACE r. CLARK BENZ. II. HUTTON.
J. H. JOHNSTON FRANCIS SkIDDY
J. NJ. WATERBURY, DANIEL DkNLlN.
FREEMAN CLARKE, HENRY f. DANlES
ANASA !. PARKER HENRY n. BOGERr,
ALLEN MuNROE GEORGE W CUNLER,
DANIEL &. HOWELL, JAMES NJ. MCLEAN
AUGUSTUS SCHELL, ELISHA RIGGS,
John MAGEF, JAMES FORSYTH,
WM. r. RUSSELL. J. W. FIREMAN.
A. A. LOW. WIN. WHlrEWRlGHT Jr.
(UyDAVEI INC GREnIIS IN Mpssrs i -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-13

To run the same number OF miles. Rrie Coal costs
e3s6 TO- Illinois Coal costs S432 9lequal to ", pcr
rent In favor Of Erie Coal. Or Erie Coal at Is OF and
limos Coal at 81 q are equal.
The nun Der Of miles 2 967. and the miles per
bushel; Erie Coal 2.s7 100; Illinois Coal. l62 100.
The business of the Sub.Treasury was: Receipts,
el,@6l ,s59-for Customs, t47I. OoO Payments,