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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

Puhlic baths have been established in six differ.
ent places in Boston, and are free to all They
have been opened, by announcement in the
papers, from the lst of June to the Both of Sep.
tember; lhe female sex to have the use of them
from to 10 o'cleck N the mornings, and the male
sex from 8 to A. NJ, and from II A. N. to p. NJ.
The regulations not over strict yet sufficiently
so to secure order and psopriety. Every person
is requested to provide bimself or herself with
soap and towels yet the latter may be had Of
the superintendent Of each bath at three cents
each. NoTond. obscene Or protane conversation
Or talking is to be permitted, aad the defaeing or
marking mp Of the bathing apartments viii be
promptly punished by the refusal Of the privilege
OF free bath tor the future to the guilty person.
Females are required to bring bathing dresses.
fhe whole affair will supply public wantlohg
" eyenif it does not prove effcacious IN keep
nr ~ the cholera
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

A Bic JoB.-It seems that there was huge ca
in the meal tub of Senator sherman's finance bill
The ostensible object of the bill was to fund the
pRhiic debt, and assinilate the securities of The
government. 1t was drawn up by Jay Cooke, the
man who thinks the "natonal debt natiopa
blessing" and was SO worded as to give to hin
and the national banks the neat little commission
Of two per cent. as agents, to carry out the fund
ing business. Had it become law, they would
have gohbled about s4OOOoO0O of the public
funds. Senator Fessenden drew attention to this
feature Of the BILL and the exposure seems to have
l.ilta5 n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
TUEsDAY MoRNNG. JUNE Is. Isee..

"WELcoME ouR FRrENDs ''-such is the motto
which heads polite Invitation we have received
from the young gentlemen Of the Crescent City
Benevolent Association, to attend private picnic
to be given by them on the 4th Of July, st hir.
Jacob Barker's garden, cn the Metairie Ridge We
shall have much pleasure in honoring an invitation
which promises so much heRE6EFdl enioynont and
recreation
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

JoHNsoSs ISLAND ABANDONED BY GOVERN
MENT.-Johnson's Island, used during the war as a
place Of confinement for Confederate prisoners,
has recently been released from government con
troll. The enlisted menon duty at the post have
been ordered to Columbus, Ohio; small arms and
munitions will be sent to Detroit Arsenal, and the
heavy guns and cord wood to Fort Wayne, near
Detrnit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
PCrRBnals


Charles Kingsley advises young author to
marry literary lady, and bctake himself to the
,,ir,,. h,ots
s,ve.ng s,rs ston,ong ia an r,o1isb snv. Ro.
,,,o., calJs sIn+, Ann, a rranrb .,,y. and SAINT,
,nr,. 5ononrnes Romero "a an Austrian snv- III
,g Which ID ncrsonpl.
NJ, uoInan uopt ia going once more ia 4l,a
rIorv land On an art.niIcrtmage
NJ Gonnod was horn in 1sls and did Ant ho..,.,
IN ,yrito for the stage til, 1870.
M C,roma's famous pietura renros...,.,..
c,,s,r aeoI has bacn added IN tho Fr,,, ''''l'
larv e''
Sir II Tondseer,s Is Tanning tbe sbro,v, ,...,.t
e15f1 at q. .nictnre esle in I,ondnn Nav. 10
Lord Wn3cbopsc lord ripntenant ,c T,,,,u., T.
IA ho raised IN ,,a dignity Of an earl law,
In Nanlns +bpo have made n -uovor an, oc d
usroris
AFaior C,or,roI Rosocrons of 7,1,io to. +o,-,r,,u
his asf5ence at ea, nio,,o ca1;sr,t
Vir Tdn,nvd Yates has boan sa1o,+o5 ~, NJ.
Di,,,.o,s os tbo rast novel ,,.,it,, A., ,,,, =, ~.
coI,1,r, of Al Tho yao,. Rood
ps,,,no Tocl, and pr;r..oss Nov, of C,o,,rr;1,o
aro a. to ,,orraa "a ~, ,,ISr, ,r vol. tI,i
sa.,o,Trat ,tr,rrIa. 81, t,,, ,,rf,,
NJ o,oen Ios ,,ro,c,se1 ~ he nrnsont
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

TEE FARMEK, have received nom ths tpzb-
iishers, Messrs Elliott d Shields, Rchnloud Va,
advance sheetssof the July nuiaber Of the Eeraer,
q valuable agricultural naoitay which thag are
publishing. Iteontains, anisrg other usefut infor,
nation to Thu agriculh1ist long article, with
illustrations ard minute details, respecting The
cultivation of'the sell hg steam power, q process
which is said to benow unsuccessful and extensive
operation in Europe. tFherriee Of the EaaEer is
three dollars per annun.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

John Ross, the Cherokee chief for thirty years
is dead. He was quite old, and if we remember
was educated in Dartmouth. Two or three of his
sous and daughters were educated in New England
aud were likely people.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
FEYe7lEeRs7S


meeting was holdIast Saturday evening" May 10th at the
Hall of Louisiana Hose COMPANY organized the FIRE
MEMS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION. Object: To
erect monument the memory of late JOHN F. CRU
BIER the Confederate Dead OF the Fire Department and
to those who lost their lives lie performing duty as active
Firemen since September 10th, 1880.
President-IsAACN n. MARKS of Perseverance No Ia
Vice Pres't-wa. E FPTzGERA I'D. Pelican H & L. No.
seoretary-Jos. H. DEGRANGE, Jackson No. Ia
Treasurer--Jss. A BROWN, Louisiana Hose.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
Oad FeIE01Us, QQIl.

FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TuE-
Louisiana Guard Artillery Monumental
AsRocBatIOn.
MONDAY EVENING JUNE a. AT s O'CLOCK.
Grand Amateur wil given at The odd Felovg
Hail on MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 18th under the direc
ton Of the members oi the onana Guud artillery the
purpose of raising funds ryn the and
pupoaes Of tho Association Sevefa Distinguished and well
known amateurs have lent he the Intention
make it brilliant and attractive entertainments cke
DC hao at Blaekmars, GruuwHlds HacHe 4 Dolls music
stores lyers and Himmermans jewey stores and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

The office Of the Petersburg (Va.) Express was
destroyed by fire on the morning of the 18th.
Nothing was saved except Hoe press in the
basement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

gr,>at fre occurred on the island of Porto
Rico on ts6e 29th Of May, burning the greater
portion of : considerable town. An American
man of,war sar by sent complement of men
ashore 10 aid in Snppressiug the flames.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

Late accounts from Richmond, Va, state that
Bishop Early is expected to recover from the
injuries he received from the railroad accident
near Coalfeld, on the Richmond and DanyiIle
Railroad on the 18th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

! ARRIvAL or THE STAR OF THE UN1QN.-The
steamship Star Of the Union, Captain Blanchard,
from New York 9th mat, arrived at her wharf at
O'Clock yesterday morning. We are indebted to
her Purser Mr, Hanley, for the following report:
Left New York 9th inst. Same day at $50 P. Il
40 miles from the city, passed steamship Fung
Shuey, hence for New York. llth inst, 1880 A.
NJ, long. 7445, passed clipper ship Jane j. South
ard, OF Richmond. Eth inst, arrived at and
crossed The bar at Southwest Pass at Pm.
The star Of The Union brings full freight apd
the following passengers:
Ms Manley child aud servant Mrs Coolidge Frask end9
gheren E q opp, ul,im, Thos GlsseF Frauk Taylor Vim
IDpaaen lelges, y kseu. Geo philps, JOS Ftc5t E Al
isuS y q Muller Jas NpuEr, Wru Scott Gbas trtbHr
9rs fnler, FhgS g Cess El WI Hams Weston Mrs 4ii
htfs LSihgd ihas WmtR Mss n Gslo 3iiss Pansr JAS
i'sseFa, 81 MnShtl SRain, Jas Hussey Lonls Tyler
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

How Became Homcopath, . is tsreatitlo of a
pamphlet 81 thirty pages. for which 7.s are in
debted to TIE auth Vi. 51r. William Il. Heicombe,
oi this city In this brochure the doctor relates
the reasons which induced hirn 10 sbsadon the
alopathtc Tor the homeopathic practice Of med
icine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

The material Of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having Just received from the most
Celebrated Foaudos comprises all the Modern Improve
monts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
Point Clear HotcF.

The undersigned VIII open the Point Clear Hotel aboa
The 1Oth day of May next,
This establishment Is being repanted put in COM
pete repair and condition and water works are bsp
erected, the grounds beautifully out and the house f
nshed entirely new with the of materials and the lae
improvements
Arrangements viii be made for direct communication with
New Orleans and Mobile both by and Telegraph
BILLIARD TABLES
or the most pattern been ordered new Ten Pin
Alleys being built and every amusement suitable to the cy
mate and place afforded to man, and child For
BATHING AND FISHING
ana this celebrated watering place no gups
or on the continent and the undersigned intends to aks
the most sassnt and comfortable one in tho world
CHAs. E. sMEDEs, Manager.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
ooK AND JOE PRINTING,

BOOK AND JOE PRINTING,
SUCH
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADING,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECKS,
FR0MIssoRY NOTES,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DRAY RECEIPTS,
BLANKS,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
nd Every 0thRB- BHsRrtnSFnp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

.EFnSso,t gEnncbo .

157. CANAL STREET. ,.,.. 1E,
WINES LIQUORS AND rRBssRvEs
IN RETAIL AT WHOLESALE HaKReg
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

GEO. VIM. DIRMEYER, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board of Health
Beard Of Health, New Orleans Juno ls IsGf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
Aele Le,acs or louisiana.

THE ACTS OF TEE LAST REGULAR AND EXTRA
SESSION OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE, arc jna.
published in pamphlet form and can be had Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19

and Every Other Description orJoo Printing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-19
Crescent
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

Q. ga Camp street, New Orleans. Ia.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

CossRRss In the United States Senate on
Thursday resolution was reported protesting
against the action OF the Canton OF Basic, in
Switzerland, in Offering pardon TO a murderer
provided he would emigrate TO the United
States. The Civil Rights bill was taken IN
and passed, with the House amendments,
In the House, the Indian Approximation bill,
was read twice and made the special order TO,
Committee of the Whole next Thursday, The
Loan bill was considered, and an amendmeni
was reported from the Ways and Means Com
mittee, striking out the proviso In regard to
the sale OF United States bonds in foreign
countries
Ia The United States Senate on Friday. a
resolution relating to pensions was iutrodu
ced and referred. The Deficiency bill was
passed, with an amendment appropriatlng
$50 600 for the Naval Academy. The Naval
Appropriation bill was considered
In The House resolution for IA Committee
TO investigate The difficulty between Secretary
hcCul!oeh and Comptroller Clark was objerted
to.
At the evening session q joint resolution
for the relief OF Union soldiers 10 prison for
minor offences was introduced. The Loan
bill, with various amendments, was rejected
Yeas &c, Maya Go.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
MARRIED.

Al New London, Pa. by Rev. Robert p. On
Bots, on the 9th inst, Mr.. Michael Drel, aud
Miss Matilda Runner, both OF Nav G tstle coun-
ty Del.
AT The same place, by the same, OIL The i4'h
II Mi. Daniel N. Spencer to Miss Eliza NJ.
Mccormick, both OF Newark, Del.
On Tuesday, Feb, 2o.h, 1856, by Rev. s. W.
Thomas, Mr.. Isaac Sparks, OF Milford, Del, 10
Miss Mary L. Burrows, of Philadelphia, for
merry OF Milton, Del
In Milford, on sunday. Feb. 2Gth, by REV.
rrnsten b McColley, Sit. James TruitI, to Miss
Adtllne {. Stetenson, all Il Milford, Del.
On February Stl, in Philadelphia, by Rev,
Mr. Brown, john Il. Collins, and Alrvia
daughter Of 7, s. Harper, both OF Kent Go
Del.
On the goth OF Feb. at the residence OF the
brides father, by Rev. 4 l.. Goldsborough,
VIM. 7. Collins OF Kent co, Del, and Mary F.
daughter OF John q. Spear. OF New Castle
County.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
LOCAL MATTEnS

Burglars H6oW.-Craig and Tatnall's coun.
ting house was entered about Il O'Clock on
Wednesday night, and the Dire proof iron safe
blown open by burglar. \ lew dollars in
rh'uge was all The plumber OBJ aimed. The ex-
p.JsIun. alarmed the neighborhood, and brought
some persons to the counting house, when the
burglars made q hasty retreat, leaving their
lools behind. The safe door was blown en-
lirely open and the safe much damaged. 1t
would he we'll for persons having yaluables 10
be on their guard, for, by the tools lett behind
oy lhl3 burglar he was evidently an adept IN
tue art, These tools, were a very fine jimmy,
vi small crowbar, sixteen inches in length,
small mask OF powder, and a small pocket Lam
'esh. With such tools, and so few, these men
s.e so'e TO, anu do accomplish most of their
Nri' Charci ar BridgtpiHe, Del.-This Church,
T I,'Ii lev weeks ago by Committee of
wilmington Presbyery, 10 now the souther-
most N that hody Its membership ia uibe-
Zee, wan two elders and a board of trustees.
ssoha'h school OF forty scholars ia in oper.
~" III store house congregation OF
@Ho'' u" hhndted and fifty is counted upnn
cn,sI suitable place OF meeting is pro-
ny rue purchase OF piece Of ground
'ue disposal OF part Of il in bnilding lars
u Fu''"ts have secufela site 100 by l2a
'''' u expense. /. is nov proposed In
un"'ulphee a frame building 40 by 90 ,a,t
,I,'oyfs and friends OF the aggregation win
au'ni1n lae frame work AMI pui ii urnn tL,
si""h', osside5 Contributing according In M,
"uteh tFe IN Ddrrate, tor th. ,nmrl.ti,,
-ne hAliuiue. Within IA trs,t n, ntnut NM,
I""Vrn' slnSre miles II Is he unty psi, ~.
ffohe Square We noticed ,p onr local Gal
d'hna te" days since, the re-, wal -, ,h,. 49,.
l''t oil Pniehaaing the lot OH Frcnrh AZ.
between run and Sixth slree,a TOR a n,itt,
square, We learn TINT this lot IA notg H., -
ana can be purchased at ii reAs0nabI. i,r,,. -
~ '"ea is the case, We earnestly hone tho
, V% "!il he taken by our City Council /, -.
n,ss. before II Is Too late. oar ci.y u..5
hnt IN o'eea'hing places, not only on ils suhu,b
cIasno. VS. midst, where the children of nj
iovr.n, NM hnd healthul exercise and r
sasI ~ "loul heing Obliged Ia On tno "a, 3,
sovN t"S'u' Nnt CT ~ ~, ,L;aH, ~
hsh'th-lel US See Y, b, 40 "a - ',.'"'' "ui'' ~
I'm some alleviNtiuus Of ~, "A 70
We nope thnt this matt, ~ y pc Gu
auo"ed to sleep for the wan ,, 1t, not "ENlh b
live men to push it lorway51 some ''e"r"u
AHtntioa.-The attention n,
rSqueste1 10 the Lecture OF Co. v,e,,lots Il
deli1erel in the hall OF the Wnn,tn1.,N u 10
tu,e, next Friday evening. We understs,'SS u.s.
lecture has been prepared by the Colone,1 y W
the special design OF encouraging Young "a, ..
soHB TO work either with their hands or Ira
We hope therefore to see very large num-
OF our young mechanics and worklpUm
present, listening to the suggestions OF The ii
quept speaker,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

The Government should keep a tight rein
on the people of the Southern States. They
should be made to feel that treason s crime
that cannot be committed with impunity. The
utterance of disloyal sentiments should be dis
Outraged, and the elevation of avowedly dis
loyal men to places of homer and profit should
be prohibited. The treatment of loyal men
with contumely and outrage should be rebu-
ked and punished, and every effort made to
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19


THE WILL CT TIE LATE Dr.. JAYNE The
VIII Of The late DR.. Jayne has Just been filed
IN the office of the register OF wills at Phila-
delpha. He leaves to his neal relations sums
varying from 500 to $500 per anunm, and
o'qnesthes Sl5 900 for the erection Of new
baptist Church in the western part of Phia-
dsiphia The widow is to receive So 900 per
annnm, under the terms of tho marriage set
Element, and, in addition, she is left the use of
the house at Nineteenth and Chesnut Streets
BY express terms OF the will, no intoxicating
drinks are 10 be kept in the new house, except
for medical or culinary purposes. The fullest
directions ale given concerning the reaidue OF
the estate, real and personal, The executor;
are instructed tn set apart some 500, 600 GU
OF the income, as a fund 10 rebuild in Gaze an
OF his property ia destroyed by fire or othe
accident, and also as a fund to provide sui
able settlement for each of his children
shall hereafter marry.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

THE CANADIAN RECIPROCITY TREATY The
years notice given by the United States Coy
eminent for the expiration of the Canadian
Reciprocity Treaty ended on Saturday. Game
da is therefore on the same footing with ref.
erence TO trade with the United States, as any
other foreign country. The same tariff OF
duties will be levied on goods from Canada as
from England or France. The attempt in
Congress to pass a bill for a special tariff on
Canadian products has failed and 1t does not
appear to be the disposition among ou r law
makers to place Canada on more favored
footing than other foreign nations. The ter
mination OF the treaty also takes from the
fishermen, on each side, the right to fish in the
waters OF the other, and also concludes certain
mutual privileges in the navigation of the lakes
and the St Lawrence
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
REGISTERS d FFICE

ITpoN tho .hn ottsTlk COUNTY; february 10, 1885,
" mi illustrator of I'd Wilson ike " Aehn1ioq, Al
H. In said Co.. decd; II h ord WI IA
Register that the aIorsssid oy the
Of The jsnssaaa III hunlnFtfatin Tn est
causing VIZ, ne uate o gran ting thereof bv
from the date of such Letiarg p all ~ io.V Jays
places of the County OF Nav Gssi1 e Puhia
same or ab AZ shn.t The Estate, to PRESENT the
and rroyidad ~ " Assem- blS in such ma
Hlthln the Hsma period the DIia y NJ ~ inhertea
newspaper abliahed in " ImIn III, and oncAa
ued therein two montbg, 49, "iiu ~ DC oonun-
me hand and Seal of ONCE of the
~ Co., aterosAit the dFy and yesr sbnrs em yahts
NOTICE All n.r.. -. H. Y. FhAIM, ReEiHter,
tata of ha daoaa ~ having claims Asainnt the e.
to the ~ pttsrn same duly atteHtsd
abb the Aci ~ asnI N OF before Feb TO- 1867, or
vided " H'' 4 mtu "a .n nu9h case mad. and pro-
feb 22- Pin, EDWARD y. LOCKWOOD,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

... NRw CASTLE CUUK rYl Fsbrua-y 9Iat.lp,6
4 IPON the application Of PklBulLIA j IilPNIR
~ EEeeu triH VIII und n Htsulent al Jnsa
furner late OF Milm gtu in M e. iIndy SacSd ~
~ euteu ny the hek Hlel thAtths lKtccu
CIV. NORGE OF thg granting Of Letters
OF granting thereof, by cauBnE nts ~, ~
pOstsj WITHIN forty days rom ne M osn al
i % he tnvht pIele places o thecvunty OF New
~ a :, Sfbphh hNVln Edsnhnd ~ al
ls.,nhi ~ s, ne same or abide by Act OF
cAuheths 10 be iEssrted vi hin IL a a. = " aibo
N mi 20, hepuoilSAn newspaper pu blIshed n
i ,Enu 70 .e continue dtherei Nv o mi hs
)Ha huinnen uhue. tue hAnd Snd Seal q Once O I
t-@-l Uastle county Af, reBad the DIV n , MeM
Ni,T Ia I s'en n ..... H. y. fRAlM, ReRisttr
Rats 10 ~ II hsNlnk claims against be
ested to the ExeoutriE On or beIo re- Fshrnn
D, 1861, or abide the Act As.snhiy IL ~ SAt, a.
made aud provided. PRiSCIII,A j n IinNEsp case
Tab "a zm, ''A - IhNEh,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

Upon the a,nlir. ,IAsiLE C0ptTr Jan. sOth. Isas
~ Administrrfnr 81 W. isaac hlcols toOored man
late of Prucadar ia Snuhunn ghhhon, G1proL man !
directed BY the Resister ~ H. " ordered and
SAID ave notice of the VrAntn III hihtratur afofe
tralion pom tIs Eatsfa p Letters OF Admins
ofgrguliup ereni h. 80 seed with the data
posted ithiu IorJt AZ hdsertiaPmentt to ~
all OF he w biic naces M NJ % such Letters
OAstle, requiring all persons haH ~ nouhtl OF Nov
Assembly In al III csa :, pr abide by Act OF
sama L. No ahp provided And also
the Delaware Republican a n",n n,nshamep erind 10
wilmington, aud IL dJut innr A ~ olishod 10
lA~l tffyenun,is, ~ uutu tnefein two months,
H. Re ~ ~ snu Hnd Seal ONCE the
(--CA tleUou nj siu, ~ Now Castle i New o.
written. ~ ~ GAY and year
NOTICE. AllpersonHhavlmm,.UUii thAlM, h" JateY
tate the deceased gt mr. ace nst ths IA
ted to the Ad an ar hLte 'me liy Attas-
jan 1857 or abide the Act nj ~ fa the 9Oth day 81
maze and provided. ''ss1smbly In such csss
lee s-2@os ISAAC kiOoLb,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
lkegisicrss Il oIIcC.

h, LII
4 pom the application OF JEIiJ FohW ARD Admin,s
~ traitor OF Marshall y. Taylor, late OF Bfnndy
vino Hu ndrt in said COUNTY d.ceassds A ia M
DER ED ami d. by the Resitter thst The Admin
iBtrator aure he 10 of
Of AdmnHt att pen the tatp q he de- aed fb
tIsuase OF granting hereof by cHuHipk
oe postSu wlihin forty uEhH from date Of Huck
ers, siI Ut the public places OF n O q ar ~
rev Castle, requiring all psrbbus hnyins dem snds
against the Estate, ,reF rams or A ida Nv ~
het ol hnsenb bly, ~ an r'Aps and nd
hh9 nhse te same TO be Inserted within the Dc
~ ~ he delaware hepu newspaper pubilBh
gu IN Niimingte ami to be cdutinued ihprsip ~
ulysn under the hand and Seal s nee of the
>o.s( esrtet Aforesaid; al New CASTLE, IN Ne astls
,oO' aiorehald, the day aud year above ' riiteu,
,,om,..., II. Il. fRAlM, Re sIsfer.
49,, ~ D.. M peIsohb having tlRms against tfse rs
ne asteaHei must VI esebt the duly an get.
81 ~ me uunstrator, IN or before the 27th 6aE
IN az ~ n. ", ieoI, or abide the Act OF Assembly
Mar i-2n. Administrstor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
RRoIsTER's 0EFICE

n Ipnn INV OtsILk UOUkfT. Feblunry ?ath, 1Ms
l iMmNa tns sppneauen OF MARI HA VI, Town
80 ,inssn Eheentrx OF tue last VIII aud Testament
~ said County, deceased I'D ia DItDlRED and
directed by the Register that the Exeenfii. sfere
,.uut give notice, Oi the ktsDtiDs ct Letters Yes
tthhnssn,hr upon the Estale OF the deceased, with
10 be postsd within forty dAya from IN, dale OF sunh
Letter, in liz Of the public places of The Coupty
o. NeW Uaste, Isdulrina all peTsbns having demands
tne hstate' 70 present thH same abide by
also the be ed vi IN III "a n, MT
nod in tho delaware Republican, a psvprsper p1b
hshed in Wiminslo ton, and to lie CON Inued thersia
two months. ~
~ Given under the md and So of q m = a of TN
Register alto reBaid, al kewCnstle In Nav, Castle
l~-l Go. aforesaid, the day and year above written
Nnrror .u II. q. FRAlM, Register,
~ " peLbouh having claims sninst the rs
ed to the EIecutriI, on or before FebIuasy path
1877 or abide the Act IN such msds and
provided. MARTHA M Nj MI Al"
Gun " ,ann,six
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

E1- jased Sparks, the wel-known Amer.
enn hl5toriabr who died at Cambridge, Mass
Gu wednesday was born at Williugton, Conn.
MAY 10Th lIsa Like many OF our American
plhlic men, he rose from humble LITE by dint
OF his own exertieps
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

DRCSK AND DIsoRn EaLy.--New York, March
IA The Post has a special Washington dis.
patch stating that the Hon. Willard Sauls-
bury, Senator from Delaware, wac removed
irom the Senate chamber to-day, in an often
sive state Of ntoTicstion, by two other Sena-
Lnra
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
i'SSlster's Office.

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~ the last Will and Testan ninaieE Myth RzeoutoF q
Wilmington Hd., In ssid Hl u David SmY til, lata a.
DBhED and directed Nv ~ deceased; 1t lie OR
aioreHad, give notice az liz thu the Iuacor
sihOntafy upon the egtata ~ altinE OF Lett&B7TX
OF granting thereof Nv III sfeasett with iGs ~
posted thn daya fyam ~ savert Hrmen9 10 bs
ai1 OF the public OF such Lcsrpsn
Vastel recurring ali rersopa ing county OF Nsg
ths estate, to r0sent the sama a. a. anus A9ns
assembly in such case mads ~ holle by ~ IA q
cause thessme to btfpserfaS ,id provided KY siso
ne pelANste hepu bile IN ~ ~ IN sage eriod
mngtsn and to be coptinnad lin I'd ii
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Si Castle Ceunts s ssslI 4. Ne~ oSstis, iYNe1
ap Mnh99 iMiten, ROBEHT n F thpe "a aQf year
tA'e OF the deceasad must ptsssn KS
ed TO the Executor on or bad ins same du sttssI-
or abide the Act OF Etofuary iath iB6i
provided. ''"O'T "a enel case nasde snd
feq la.anos LIZ NDLEY SMITH @H'
r. S-Probated bills npv h. a., -, Nesptor
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