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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

From John P. Schools, Ne. IS Hanover ST., Trenton
Was suffering with Liver Disease; my face mad Yhust
ly corpse like hue the most violent rubbing or sppinp
would not sdeen tho skin. Was treated fr war Le
fore applying to DR., Turner, Was cursed by hipa in
month"; and have enjoyed good health since. Refer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

BEAIED FROFUSAIB
WILL be received until TUESDAY, the 2th inst, for
making aud putting iu good order about 900 rods Of
bank. on snt Marsh, Specifications as foliows About
half Of the Bank 10 feet Dase, feei high and az
top the other half IL feet base, feet high snd "a
feet top, the whole bark to be pudded In the mddc
feet wide and one foot deep; ditch must come with
n 10 feet Of the base u tho bank. Address
VIM. COLLINa,
II. T. H0PRECKER,
VIM. g. HAYES,
Managers Of the Duck Creek, Improvement o. mpany,
Smyrna Del. jyl24t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

From Samuel Prior, No. 81 Stockton Street. Trenton
Suffered from tine effects of Sun-stroke with ,,5n in
my head back Of my neck aud Of nervous eA
element, and was confined to my Was cur cd y
Dr. Turner and consider his System OF treatment the most
pleas INT experienced.
certify to the above and have received beneat my
self d. Y. RoBINSOy
Pastor Vf Messiah Church,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
REMARKS OF THE PRESS.

REMARKABLE CAsg.-Som tour or i've wee ks aEo,
Georgo snyder, I'D If ten or twelve yrars 81 age
OF Samuel ~ nier. residing with Mr. Sanue Wise,
OF thie CITY, was stricken with paralysis, hi right
arm, aide aud limb being entirely useless. he boy
was Unable to walk or move In any direction. while
u this condition. DR. Turaer was called to e,tsnine
the case, and under his treatment gorge hs been
aim0nt entirely ciied He has the free OF he pal
sled Srnn snd can walk with but little dinicalty; lie
expects to to entirely cured in few days This IL
OF the most remarkable cases ever brought to our
notice, and IL but another instance in which Dr. Tur
nor has relieved afflicted fellow being who must
othsrwto have remained helpless cr pple duri lie.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
NATURE's 10y Atty.

NATURE's LOYALTY.
IA Laws universal and supreme,
In Natures Realm are ever seen
M In Garth and ocean, air and sky,
M No robsl atom meets the eye.
The day and week and month and year,
Keep loyal holiday with cheer.
And sun and moon, and stars OF light
The milky-way Of lesser light,
All speak loyal resolution
For neither Natures constitution
Norunian band can interfere
To thwart free votes In Natures sphere;
When she bids martial Winter cease,
The hoar-frost grasps soon released:
Then smiling Spring shows her bland face,
Wreathed In loyal flowers Of grace,
galuting man with balmy kisses
Tho only rebel deserving Kisses.
And 10 II so, that man Alone
Will cope with DEVILS for thronef
Resolving he will reign and rule,
Or whip the master and quit the scVc0ll
Amazing truth, and is II so,
That man 10 mans most bitter foef
Enough; 1t stuns the reasoning powers,
Bswildsring thought with aching hours.
Turn, turn ye then and quickly seek.
One hundred aud eleven Market Street,
where Stern keeps LOYAL CLorHHs In store,
ASSORTMENT MADE, AND MhfIEd MohE.
ohs Capiners Vestings and Furnishing gocds, cheap
and good All kinds of Mems and Boys Clothing at Ill
MARKET Street, Wilmington, Del. -
April II, 1887 CfkUs sTGhN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

To Qua REApzRs.-Hssrins much of DR., Turner;
success over old Chronic Diseases which have resisted
all other remedies, We were induced to make an in
Fohtgauon INTO The manner aud mode OF his treat
ment, from which We learn that III. D3eor throG eh
II mIregnating the blood whle on it's pass. &c
fountain head with his medicine in its purity and
not subJentilg IL to tho various chemical chan
attending i'e passage throu h the stomach.
Tha medicines used TO accomplish this purpG the
Doctor iniurmH us are the used by all
ucing physi and the same he has sell .hrou
long practice OF the ellopAtoic system. beyond II
doubt the Doctor has perfected system that cannot
help but be great bcnsnt to the sick and fife ring,
and must be hailed IN pleasures a: least 6y those
who Tor long years have been suffering with disease
OF chronic nature We base this ON the grounds OF
own observations, and from parties Who Lave
been cured by this process intorining US that they
oedia.ely ppsn placing themselves under Dr. Turner'S
usual good health. The Doctors cures in our city
have rot been paper cures, the witnesses themselves
wAiking streets attending their business IN
happy spirits at the reEut of the Duetsr's skill II
certainly IL astonishing to the rapid
following this eRmeut, the coul
satisfy themselves by short yIsit to the Doctor
office day between the hours ef nine and tVelv,
o'clock. July Il I'm
s8 Letters of Inquiry, containing
-'omrs will ha answered
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
AT A BARGAIN.

number OF building lots tor sale at tho following
figures IL applied for soon.
lao feet " land at the Corner OF Third and Jefferson
Sts Price only Sl4 per II.
30 feet, on Third Btreet, between Monroe and Adams
Street. Price only ~ per foot
SO feet, on 18th Street., between Monroe and Adams
Street. Price only $40 per IT..
Those desiring cheap and desirable building lots sit-
uated OF the most ourshing sections OF the city,
shu ud examine the above before purchasing esew
compare figures with the prices per foot fer
property, at least half milo further from The heart of
he city. q. 0RUHF
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
Co-Partuership Notice,

CO-Partuership Notice.
Notice is hereby given that limited Partnership has
been formed between Jas W. Birrie of the etv Of VIII
mington, and State Of Delaware and Josiah Sbley Of
the same City and State, under the title of JAMES
BRINE Co, for tho manu- faours and Sale of Boots
and Shoes. at No. 1l6 King ST.. commencing July I'd
1860, and ending July LIST, 1869.
JAMES W. BIRNIE,
Inly 12.lm JOSIAH sIBLEY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
HOME MADE BREAD
FOR THE
MI u 1T L TT u ID -E1,
No. 202 East Second Street,

A~A- - .A4 - - - ~ - LEI
No. 202 East Second Street,
BETWEEN FRENCH AND WALNUT,
WILMINGTON, DBL
George bowers aRG Philip COnR lbs
having had number Of yeus experience in this City
would respectfully to the CEens Of Viii
mnGton and the surrounding country that still
trying In give the best satisfaction III power ia this
business which We do profess to understand We tecl
oGr duty To say that this estabiis superior
any thing In this City for good Hone 81 ,Ie 3rsAi.
We have gone to great expense in renting uP ii Ii
establishment, observing this following RucU the
duct OF our business
l. The ircshcst aud purnst ingredients will he used
in the manu- ietureoI cur Bread Cakes Crackerb &c
We Will sell the largest Bread at the loves, wing
rates
g. Polite and obglnG assistants in every depart nsp,
L. the rroprietorA personal supervision over their
business and daily attendance TO receive the nans
OF their patrons.
Great inducements Home Nille and French Twist
breai Us Al and be convinced of its supcrori "
any thing In this city
Bran bread ~ondnoiys 10 Lellth and 10 great de-
mand Rnsk Tea Cake, Tea Biscuit and Buns, a fresh
daily supply Of every variety.
ORDERS from tho city and country rogue ned, and
strict promptitude observed in Il Hing them
Thankful for past ivors the Proprietorr ,ull inti.
mate that by strict attention to business and disro-
siton to obiiGo we hops to merit eoatAuanc OF pub
lie patronage.
GEORGE BOWERS PHILIP co NILS,
PRACTICAL D AKEkS.
N B-Mr Bowers has sold out his old esa blishInen
No. Fast Second Street. and united with Mr. Combs a
= a-@9 'f-ssa tiaa at-4sA N
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

MUTUAL LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY OF
CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
MIR. E. A. VAN TRUMP, General insurance Agent Of
this city, 302 Market Street, having made
ram sments with the above Company, Is prepared
insure live stock ngainat loss by disease, accident
death being stolen. Managers, Norris Cope, Nathan
Liriou, Thomas Wood, Aim Ghlgns VIM. g Kirk,
Caleb Tiudle VIM Winde, Ab'm s. Ashbrd5 g, Jnna-
than Roberts, VIM. Rhoadcs VIM 2. Townsend Charles
X Nc Donald and Go. s. Jarrett July h,lm
MORRIS COPE, President ENoCW VI KLhN Soc'y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

THE desirable property stu ted It Water and Orange
strcet., Wilmington, Del This property is splendidly
located for Lumber Coal trade, extends IRON the
Railroad to The Chrstana river distance OF 4b6 feet,
with wharfage of SIS feet, and Line feet Of water at
low tide. For further partlc ulars apply to
JOHN A. HARBIS.
jyl2n corner Water aid o. ange sts.
C0-ParInerslhIp Notice.
WIN B. SHARP Is apartner In firm from this date.
JAS. II. CAMPBELL q co.
July l-2u No. TT Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
a Desirable Farm for Sale

eAxA On theNew Castle and Frenchtown Turnpike,
1Nxy nilcs from New Castle, and IL from Wimipy =
ton, containing 1875 acres, under good fencing
and divided into convenient llages The improvements
are two story brick House, nearly Frame Granary,
tabling, &C. Price SO per acre. Terms accommoda-
ng. Possession given this fall II desired. Apply to
TALLEY ALRICH, 4Oi Market Ct,
aug u Wilming ton, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

From CHARLES McFEELY, White Horse Road noar
Trenton, N.
suffering with lbhammatory Rheumatism Of six
mcnths' standing. Was given up by my physicians and
informed by them that the disease must s course
Was cured by Dir. Turner in three days.
We, the undersigned do hereby certify to the above
ASHER L. CUBBERLY,
Justice Of the Peace
Miss Mary Ashmore,
Miss Martha Doughty.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
For Sale ana Possession Given In.
ynRtahnualN
For Sale.

go good House in Market street Ne. 1918, lsls
El feet front, lot running back leO feet. Possess
LII sion given Ay first Of July.
Lots co feet Jefferson and 100 feet Second ST.
1874 acres Of good Land adjoining the Limestone road
near st anton. NJ. D. oCIELTREE,
Real Estate Agent,
Jo2tH No. 2East 9TH ST., " ilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

from MARY GEIsER, State ST., near Front, Harris.
burg, Pa.
Was afflicted with pain in and around tho bryast
have do9tored from OhJ to Harrisburg without Hndipc
relief Could hear my cough for square. Was cured
by Dr Turner In a months time, and am Ms well as
ever May refer to me personally or to NV ttsti
m0nill, in Dr. Turner'S possession.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

[From JOHN SoIDEJ, West Fairvlew, Harrisburg. Pa
Was afflicted with Lung and Throat Disease which had
resisted the best efforts that c1ud be obtained Was
cured to surprise aud pleasure, by Dr. Turner by
few nhalstions refer TO my testimonial in the hand.
of DR.. Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
Oo.Par1ner.l,ID No1icc
STRAYEIb.

STEkA ED.
Stra.ed TO the premises of tn subscribe
B5 New Cast lie, opposite to the Tnk.u Mills,
~ small red Bull, nhtut or yeN II
--~kA.-s2- owner will come forward pay exp al
take him away, or he will he sold.
jy l2.2t ELMER W. CLARK.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

tfrom H. j. HARHls Merchant, Market strs.s, u.-.;.
burg, Pa
Had suffered for years with Nervoua Debility; had 10;
into such condition AS to be anabs to attend to my
bu-ine Was cured by DR.. Turner In five troatmsnts
May Apply to personally, to my testimonial in Dr.
Iurnet's pOssessOn.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE,

Is Compound Modicate1 Inhalation. So perfectly aud
accurately are all Its parts combined that nothing but
the IN st pevantaud agreeable sensations are produced
IheSe Limitations are breahed directly into the In
whereby tho blood ia mpragHtt al with the neciun in
US puily and IL not subjected to the various che
changes attending its passage through the stomach
lhey are unlike anything combined ia dis or any
vitality TO evory part OF the system
la cases Of CONSUMPTION the effects are sucb
as bother system Of Practice has accomplished
In cases OF PAIALlSIS tho circulation an rostor ell
immediately, in almost every instance.
Cases OF lNFLAMMAT0RY RIlEUMATlsM relieved
III one inmate. Cured, by u few inbsatlona, perma
nortly
The iultaatlona have been administered - thousands
always with thu hhriest asuits
Tue testimonials herewith appended the voluntary
offerings OF rratoin' parties who have iouud rrlf and
been restored TO health aud happiness by thH rhode OF
treatment, after exhausng all other known remedies.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

.ksp Farm ef 4s Acres OF good land, well situAt-
EiiI&s ed Inte Of ST. Georges station, Tho
II. Delaware Rsiltoad Small buildng-, good
~ water, plenty o wood land for the OF the
farm. This property will be sold at low rrte
up Estate Posset sion given at Price eSI
per acre, on very easy terms. wM. BRIGHT SON,
Ap oil Real Estate DealSs, Wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

DRIUK CLAY LOTS, within the city of Wilmington,
ID will be leased fer term of years. Immediate pos
session s.ven. BY application to
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
Valuable Property aurrivare sal o


Will Properly tGr SOtes
rr~-..ss We have tuT sale a GrisI Mill, of
NrL-.lppzA h' best business stands Ia New Castle
Es,. A,.,,N county, with falling water Power
f,stssS,s,ns he Race and Dam get OF order
Swx2k1ev1z5is now doing luge aud profitable bust
ness Apply to WIN. BRIGHT son,
Real Estate dealers,
aB Doom Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

stray COW.
lEWa1 strayed away from the subscriber, near st.
NYye Georges, red Cow, With white spot In fore.
49, head, some willie under the body short horns,
tips sawed. Any one giving information so that may
get her will DO suitably rewarded
IuIy l2.5t JJSa "a r.. HUDSON.
NEWPORT NATIONAL BANk.
Newport Delaware, July Sd, 1865.
The Board OF Directors hrve this day declared diy
deud of az per cent. payable dem and cloar OF
july s-it Jos. W Ii. WATSON, Cashier.
NOTICE.
Dover, July 81, 1866.
The General Board Of Directors of the Farmers Bank
OF the State Of Delaware, have this day declared dvi-
dend ut the rate Of per cUu per apnum, for the sa
months, cloar Of Tax, payable and after the 10th
Lost. jes.4t Up, WILD, Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DOVER.
Dover, Del July 6, 1856.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared dly-
dend ave per cent for the last six months clear
U. h. taxes payable on and afor the 10Th Inst
Jy V-4s O. KINNEY, Cashier.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
TESPIMONIAI.S

From Mrs JANE DENT, uod. y sburg. Blair Co.. Pa
Was cured OF Consumption. which had resisted all
other remedies. In one month"; has attended to bor
household duties and enjoyed good health
since her troatmcn Fir further Information refer to
me- or my testimonial in the hands Of DR., Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

tfrom HENRY PINK, Third e., between Locust and
Pine. Harrisburg, Pa
EJ hauste1 all remedies for Consmpt before appIy
ing to DR. Turner. Was cured by that geatloman and
have enjoyed uninterrupted good health over since Am
hreyor. and expose mysef without restraint NAV Lc
referred to personally, my testimonial III he hands
Of Dr. Turner,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

k'OI. Sale.
Q Chester CouD ty Farm for sale

- Situated In Kcnnet Township, about miles
ESlsf rom Wilmington baltimore Central II. X. and
Ezaa Lime ouhrrieS are within miles, contains 81
-A--aeres, So of which highly cultivated and IL
are o. good wood land. The buidings are good will he
Iola low Apply to TuoS. J. MAHAFPY, Real Estate
ABeuts ID and king, SITS nov
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
ARMY BULLETIN.
ASSIGNED.


The following officers OF the Veteran Reserve corps.
ordered to report Major General Howard in special
orders IS, February "a, are ass gned as follows
Colonel F. d. Sewall Brevet Brigadier General United
States Volunteers 10th regiment to general inspection
duty.
Lieutenant Colonel Benzet f. Foust Brevet Colonel /:
Lieutenant Colonel Lewis c. Skinner, 10th regiment
Chase, 23d regiment, and First Lieutenant Joseph A.
Greene, Sth regiment TO duty in South Carolina
Colonel John Hendrckson, Brevet Brigader General
United States Volunteers 18th regiment; Captains N
Sellers HILL 9th regiment, Joseph ONei 14th regiment
First Lieutenants ]. W. Parke 1st regiment and VIM
Mitchell, 23d regiment to duty in Georgia.
Captains Edward T. Wallace 9th regiment John
Tyler, I'd regiment and Second Lieutenant Eli H. Mix
10th regiment, to duty in Arkansas.
Captains Robert =. Gardner, 1st regiment; Vim. H.
Eldrdge, 9th regiment; E E. Patt, 18th regiment; Hez
ekiah Gardner, Sd regiment; Justin b. Chapman, 2lst
regiment; Sias May 18th regiment; First Leutenants
Jabez B. Blandng, 2lst regiment D. NJ. White, 10th
Graham, 14th regiment; W. W. Ellis, 2lst regiment;
George W. Coliss, regiment; Second Leutenants
Henry r Williams, Brevet First Leutenrnt, llth regi-
ment; Fielding Neale 2lst regiment and Clinton Love-
ridge 1st regiment to duty in Mississippi.
Captain n N. Brooks, Sd regiment; W. N. Merrill
21st regiment First Lieutenant g. H. French 18th reg-
ment, and Second Leutenants Z. G. Budd 21st regi-
Vire fria
Captains James n. Rice, 5th regiment; A. Benson
Brown, Morris H. Church, l1th regiment First Lieu
tenant John f. Smith, 14th regiment and Second Lieu
nant James f. Bolton, 18th regiment TO duty in Ken
lucky and Tennessee
Captain Michael walsh 2lst regiment, to duty in Ten
nessee
Captain f. B. Gates, Second battalion and First Lieu
tenant Sidney h. Smith, 18th regrssrt TO duty in the
District OF Columbia.
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
NAVY BULLETIN.
ORpfREn-MARCH 6.

ORDERED-MARCH &.
Lieutenant Jos. p. Fyne to duty at the Boston Navy
Yard.
Assistant Surgeon James Wilson TO duty in the Atlantic
squadron.
Midshipmen Albert s. Snow, C. s. Griswold, Charles
H. Black, James X. p. Ragsdae Theodore p Wilson and
Samuel p. Barre to steamer Chattanooga
Acting Third Assistant Engineer James c. ycatch TO
steamer Taconv.
Acting Master Fred. A. o. Conner duty in Bureau
of Navigation, Navy department
Acting Ensign Ezra Bartlett to storeship J. C. Kuhn.
DErACHED-MARCH 8.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Benjamin Marshall from the
Atlantic squadron, and granted leave OF absence
Nate George A. Gregory from steamer Kate, and grant.
cd ! Of absence
Acting Ensign Fred. j. Locke from steamer De Soto
and granted leave OF absence
PLACED ON WAITING oRDERs-xARCH 8.
Acting First Assistant Engineer Edwin L. Thorpe
RKsIaNArIoN REvoKED-MARCH 8.
Pr fessor Jos Wlnlock and he is ordered 10 duty ut
the Naval Observatory, Washington, D. c.
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
S HIPPING NE S.
ALMANAC ron voRx-rHrs pAv
svS Rsss. NOON ........eve
srN srs............... o. morn 50
Fort OF New York, March 10. 1896.

CLEAREn
Fox A Co
steamship Veteran s,annard savannah-Murray. Ferris
Co.
Steamship Chase. Roah. savspnsh--Lewis I. Jones'
steamship start'ht fedrck. Wilmnsron--Arthur Leaiy
steamship Sea Gull Fish Baltmorc--I n Smull.
steamship Eastern CITY. Mundy, Philadelphia Ruof
steamship Norfolk, Vance Philadelphia-J Hand.
Co
Compsny
co.
Guion.
ship Anna blanchard Hsvre-Boyd TIincten.
BArt fowhaitan, Potter singapore--N l. A q 9rswold
hsrk Enen f.uns rl Bstaeld Queenstown via rhila-
delphia-Royd Hincken.
MARI Diana Brsml. siesuer, Rio JAneiro-Peudersasi
sarl Nayfarsr tBr,, Bsiehford Rio JsneroJ rhIpps
B.rl yeir BernaSo Crr, corniion st Pierre, xar,Bsss
Firth =
Bre G,cve tItsID, risseansrc Bri.soi--A Aereste
bre Ialea tBr. Campbell Demarsrs--R Buck CO. .
Co
Hrs siiss. Rrcwns 81 Johns-s Mchslaus
Rrg snna Nell Rri. Taylor. kineston--r Middleton.
Brig Samson, DAVIS, Manganiia--F Schmidt A 60.
Brig Ccntaur. Msrston, ,CsenfuesOs-rhompson Hunter.
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
Marine Disasters.

Ok009terD.
BARK FOAM SEA, Lndbere. from Leghorn for New
York. with marble foundcred OF Point Lynas 27h ui The
gssehy for New York before reported ashore shar
at Pm iih inst, with no water in her hold.
p ss ns 6s .T Hs s% F Es for
with sails spill, and spars carried away and
miscellaneous.
We under obligations purser W Albert of the
steamship MORO Castle from Havana for the prompt dclv
cry Of our dispatches and late papers.
Purser Theo Eyer, OF the steamship Fung shuey from
New Orlesus will please accept thanks for favors
sHIP SIERRA NyyApA-IxroRrAsI SHIPPING DECISION
S s AZ With %
on board broke IN two and oessme wreck The owners Of
value Of the ship and cargo and successful in obtaining
hs but ss
or q was Iore eenS sr sedea al s SOs Ss
Lord Chancellor presiding and the decisions OF all the law
courts were unanimously confirmed BY this last ap
decisions Of the Admiralty courts was to deter others from
Sdasn Ss% ''s eG bo..Sn sn9
She subsequently repaired and is now as good as ever
cb. BssT r.ss sss s,s knapp San s.pei:co from
Bedford She + e be m,nedately ht.ed for whaling
ost In the Arctic
Notice 60 Mariners.
pu,,. and ,,..,.,s outmAsIIsh ~ n.sr, N9rSs:
the statute all coa.wss vessels between the st Of
from which they south Of Cape HenIopsn
20 Of ysaon III. ~ the ss 9.e Of The Port
and imprisonment - - :
QUARANTINE, 8. l.. March is. ises
vn.cn NJ .rsAi trans
word n n. Ala & sso$ Win s
sunk IN the Menai anchorage.
The SSsy s n a. S wsr ns d' with
rsnmon church in line vs Me quarry Penmon Point,
~ rs. .sGs Tcser twice II. width e. of the elf
s..i 5sss,ass;;s s..saS w s'.s,n. mill.
~ ora.r % o '' .'e'. now ls0Ti sERTaox s,cr.y
Whalemen.
sisss Tss.hs.aS :ssi s,l
ship sy,su ssr,. from ssi.S 4 e Island Oct for Liver
Bari Fleetwood Frances from Rotterdam for New YORK.
Bari Ilvs. from New York for xancaiSo. March q on
d ms siscs q sn Is'S Z Il from c'nfa's' for Ne" ro. Feb
Brig Rosetta from cardenas for north Haier.s
A schr showing blue signal with letter H. March LAT
ASrwrrr, Feb zAr whitehall WALL PhIlrdelphs; 18th.
BonprIus, FEB as-sid Augus,e, Gsrdbers, Nyork
for fs sT rsss orders !. sail
ss Msrrs a., sA Ssrs small B Go
scud iBri New Orleans Sid ih 6fs Leroy tBr Rogers
CARpsNAs, March 7sld tarks Martin W Brett Thnriow
NSork; Roanoke iBr Cootscy port north Of Istterss
brig Drisko, Buckmsn, do
DIAL Feb &-Arr Gsnses FARRELL London for NorIeans
(and proceeded).
DAsrsovrH. Feb s-on. Goschen, Probst from London
for Nyork.
flusass. Feb z-sld from the Roads Francis Bourneuf
Perry. NYork.
Gaaytsrsp feb 2ssid David Brown Nicholson Csn,er.
bnry NJ land passed Deal March D.
land cid for NYork).
nolvar4p, fsS !. SO An,o,ne,.a New Orleans.
HAVANA March e-Arr steamships Bolivian tBr, Couch
brig Riversde tBr N.ven Cbareston schrs David FAUST
sesmshp nd sspss Hoiass Ssrk Frrs
Trade Foster. Nyosk-
Th, psft Locbie Br Graham Tenacious; BRIG
Chartered eh bsrss Joerfine iBr, 100 hbds sugar New
lork ". Cicufnegos tfeT. Horton stD DO nolases
New o,iesns ~ vsnfueso' At so. brig Rolling Wave So
10 por iOsn, steamships cOsca- for Syors sane da,.
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY 49, SUPPLEMENT-

stb That this Fenan invasion is threatened because
this province is British Is beyond question; but IS that
sort of thing aunt before the people In the hour OF
preparation in the way that LOrdre does If 1t had not
an Interior aud sedous object which no far TO seek
but which II apparently openly ayows L'O,d
carefully from French speaking readers that
if incur this danger because we are British we have
also the powerf protection Britain 10 maintain us IN
the post on Of separate Northern Power unmixed with
the burhens and political confusion OF our neghbors
That which worth having is worth defending and de-
fence first duty Of freeman Any people that IS
Indifferent to il is by that fact already ensaved.