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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12
"a Che Front Again Phil.

We find the following prose poem float
ing uncFedited in our exchanges: To
the front again, Phil they are threat
ening your lines To the frcnt, like the
tempest that levels the pines To the
front, as of old, when from Winchester
town To rally the rcut you came
laundering Ride fearless and fast
there are perIls to brave-there are
pledges to keep, there's q country to
save. How they'll start when they catch
tie sharp ring of your tramp Ride FOR
life ride for death there ere traitors
in the camp!
He springs to the sadGle-spuTns with
disdGiu tho treacherous counsel that
seeks to detain--he caa well discern
'ywixt the false and the true, for the
greg shows too plainly meath the Jl1se.
He's OF g tie rescue ouispeGding The
wind, and the Cabinets crest he has left
fer behind.
What rider comes gaIIoping fast from
afar, BIS chargers hOOfs ringing above
the wild war mead eagerly fc-wagd-
eyes fixed 20 the front-teeth set cnd
IiDs parted. What means the wild hun, ?
They sec hinl-ihey know him-they
feel his strong TJighl-the columns re-
form that were scattered in the fight
then echo the shout from the legiOns Of
blue Phil SheTidan's with rs and VIC
tory, too"
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12
The Johnnies are CRYING Justify owe

The Johnnies are crying Justify over
some Of our late Republican defeats
They would 10 doubt, rejoice still more
if such defeats would overcome the re-
publicans of Missouri bu! so far as
there have been elections in this State,
this year. the Cops have to mourn over
defeat Hannibal, in a mere local elec-
lion rolls up l8l Radica! majority. JEFF
ferson city gives her usual majority. ST.
Louis gives a larger radical majority, in
proportion to the vote cast, than ever,
AL these results go to show that the
Radical party Of Missouri. is still alive and
awake 10 its duties. Next year the giU'
riousRepublicans of bleod,redeemsd Mis-
souri, will roll up her 10000. Let every
Elan be at bis post.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

The report Of the Grand Secretary
of the Order Of Odd Fellows in the United
States has jus, been issued. Ho reports
the membership ct the present time to
be 2l7,SSO, there having been an access
sion the past yeEr Of 1884 members.
The receipts for the past yeer have been
81 l:965,7l3 Oh, Of which 81 ,760, 1873 IS
were from bodies under the jurisdiction
Of the Grand Lodge, and S505. .593 IS
from bodies under the jurisdiction CT the
Grand EnCampmenL The tclsl relief
dispensed in lhe same time was $780,
675 81, Of which $685., ,620 IS were by
bodies under the jurisdiction OF the Grand
Lodge. The relief dispensed by the
bodies under the jurisdiction Of the
Grand Encampmsnt was $64 $50 -.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

A writer in the Country Gentleman,
says On our CD homestead we never
neglected what is now too often omitted
The picking Of wheat. OF al sub
stances ever tried for this purpose, sui
phate Of copper, (bluestoae OF blUe VII
rioI) is the best. We use one pound Of
blue vitriol 10 every fOur bushels Of seed.
The yityiol was dissolved in water, Of
which a sufficient amount vas used to
thoroughly mois;en the grain. After
the heap had been moislened on the floor
and sho?eled oTer few tines. it was al
lowed 70 lie for some hours, a81 d SUI
fcient quantity Of lime was added 10 dry
II. The line was generally dry, pow.
dered, ais-slacked line. Il was spTink.
led over the heap, snd then the whole
mized By shoyeling. The lime, howev-
er, was severe on the haDds-for in lhose
days drilling machines were not much
used. This objection does not hold now;
still. for those who wish to avoid il, l
think well ground plaster would answer
quite as well.
Long experience on the part Of many
agIiculturisis has shown this recipe to be
the most efieien, in use.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

One Of the sweetest incidents that we
have noticed for many day-Ond one
which shows the effect CT early training,
assisted by pure and undefled imagi-
natiOr-has just fallen under Cur OBJ.
se-vation. Il is thus related:
4 lsdy visited New York city, and
saw cn the sidewalk ragged, cold and
hungry little girl, gazing wistfully at
some cakes in shop window. She
stopped, and taking the lille one by The
ha0d, led her into the store. Though
she was aware that bread might be better
for the cold child than cake, yet desiring
to crafty the shiTeTing ard fOrlOrn one,
she bOugb, and gave her the cake she
wanted. She then took her to another
place, wheFe she procured her a shawl
and other articles Of comfort. The
grateful little CT eature looked The beneyo-
lent LADY full in the face. and with art
les simplicity said, care you God s
wife ?'' Did the most eloquent speaker
ever employ words to better advantage
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12
$40 JgTant 10 Vote /"

The following letter, printed verbatim
ct iIeratim, ct punctuatim, was sent to
the Office of LeavenwOrth paper. It
"speaks for ITSELF"
KIKAPoo, nov. the "a, 1852.
Dere Sur Will you pleze Inform me
weather nIgger suphrage Was carried at
The late lection. If seCh igrant peepul
is to voat want to leav this God fursa.
king State, and Go back to Suthern I'LL
nOis, Yeurs Trooly
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

sin the Congressional burying ground is tomb
on which is simply the name "Angeline" and
10 ther refuge have noneP
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12
@g0etrg
AHgeline.*

AISclluCS
By CO FHANDER W GIBSON, Q. 8. NAVY.
40 = er refuge We none !"
Ca We this g. my head -stono,
Tn and my po name alone,
An :eline-pla' Angeline;
AM Task 10 toxt divine
To illustrate life of mine
Neither glozs Deaths truth nor garble;
Simply on the milk white marble
Write-and should some lone bird Warble
The same burden, il the gray
OF the glamOured eve, pray
That ye drive it not away,
But permit its music moan
Utterance for the dumb, cold stone
"0ther refuge have Inonel'
"Angoline p no other name,
Adjunct, an teeedent, fame,
Style, nor t tile do / claim.
Maid or matron, widow, bride,
Of what lineage, how allied,
Tell not to my shame or pride.
Green the branch or grayly mossed,
1t must fall; white death, a ghost,
Comes in spri1g or autumn frost;
Give no date for either fate
God S design is consummate,
Die we early, die We late,
So Of me be nothing shown,
Save that here, where lie alone,
''0ther refuge have | none p
sin the Congressional burying ground is toni
which is simply the name "Angeline" anC
ther refuge have none y
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07

SOLD BY THE SHBR1FF.-On Monday evening,
the following described properties were sold by
Sherlh Howell, Tor the prices named:- SeSa
Rough-Cast two-story brick house and slot
north side of ChCsnut street west of Thirty.
seventh; 100 feet ftont 100 feet deep. Ground
rent, $500, S6OO0. aeasEa
Two-stoiy brick house and lot east s,de of
Tenth street, 22O feet south OF South street 40
feet 'front.' 100 feet deep, Sll00. 6CW
Two-story brick house and lot, south side OF
Catharine street, III feet inches east of Six
teenth street, 16 feet front, 81 feet 61ncnes Deep
Nor gage, S1650, $3.50.
Lot west side Lancaster turnpike, 33 feet
inches east of land of Rachel Swayne, 33 feet 4
inches front, 100 feet deep, $500.
/. Two and ahalf story house and lot north
west slde of Cotton street, 56 feet inches from
Cresson street, ManayuDk, Is feet a inches
front, a feet inches Deep to ten feet alley,
$3.50.
2. Two.story house and lot, adjoining No. l, Is
feet front, IA feet inches deep, to 10 feet alley
8. Two and a half story house, adjoining No.
2, l6 feet front, "a feet inches deep, to 10
feet alley, $3.50.
!. Market house and lot of ground, s. E. corner
Seventeenth and Poplar streets, 81 feet front SO
feet Deep so feet on rear, S22. 500.
2. Three.story brick house, back building and
lot south side of Poplar street, 81 feet east of
Seventeenth street, % feet front, 50 ieet deep,
| $500. Gas
Three-story brick house and lot, west side of
Frankford road, So feet south of Orleans street,
| 16 feet front, So feet deep, to feet alley;
| ground rent 500, SbZ3.
House and lot, east side of Third street. 200
feet inches north OF Race street. II feet by l25
| feet $1,000.
Three-story store and dwelling and lot, east
! side of Second street, l42 feet inches north of
Norris street, l8 feet 'front.' lO9 feet deep to Pale
| thorp street. $4,000.
Brick house and lot, east side Of Fifth street,
! 332 feet inches south of Morris street, l6 feet
! front Ga feet inches deep, $1,000.
Three-story house and lot, north side of Gil
rard avenue, 584 feet inches west of Nineteenth
street. l6 feet front So feet inches deep, S225O
Tenements and lot, north side OF Carlton
S,rcet, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets, 25 feet 'front.' 60 feet deep, S227O.
Lot and building, north side OF Wood street,
S4 ieet east OF Twenty-third street, thence north
81 feet, west 81 feet TO Twentythird street. S2500.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07

be may be liable to Impeachment for breach
OF u peace rs ono OF the other sufficient causes
therefor.
After much reflection, however upon the
origin and nature of impeachment, and a close
examination OF the language of our State Con-
stituuon thereto, l am very much inclined to
beheVe that the proceeding is applicable to
S'a'e oincers only and euiorciOle exclusively by
The legislature"
Mr.. Lynd concludes by stating that on his
return to the city he will revise these conclu.
sions and give a full decision. E9
Mr. Palmer moved that the Chairman report
10 common Council that the Committee are of
the opinion that there is testir0onv sufficient TO
warrant the Impeachment of Alderman McMul-
lin and Councilman Barnes, but having received
an opinion from the City Solicitor adverse 70
the power OF Councils TO impeacb these gentle-
men, they respectfully submit the whole matter
for ITS action. =
This resolution was agreed to, and the Com.
mittee adjourned.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07
NoTlCE no MARINERS.

WRECK or wALNEY ISLAND. MoRECAMHh BAY.
Notice s hereby given that green buoy lnhrEsp mar yS
with the word Wreck has been laid 20 tathoms W
sW, of a vessel sunk of Walney Island, MOrecamoe
Bay.
The buoy lies in ~ fathoms at low water spring
tides. with the following compass bearings, VIII
Walney Lighthouse, Il. by =. u 8.
The Foot Of Black COmbe n. by 10.
By order. r. i. .BERTHON, Secretary.
Trinity House. London July q. 1867.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07
MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marfne Ne,0s see First Page.
ALMANAC FOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
Sun RISES 502 MOON RIsEs.........ll44
SUN 709 HIGH WATER.-..,.. T22
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
$I54a &5asf5s H#s$ oorrnn
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Barque Annie, Hoepner, Montevldeo, via 81. Marysi
Ga. j. i. Bailey d Co.
Barque Oriental, Dhnham, Miramichi, Z. Wright q
Bafque Thomas Whitney, Westerdyke, Barbados, H.
Brig b. Carver, Myers, Portland, ]. r. Bailey & Co.
str II. l.. CAV, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
STR Ann Eliza Richards, New York, W, p Clyde d Co.
Tug Thos Jefferson Allen, tor Baltimore, with tow
of barges, w, L. Clyde q Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

II FOR SMITHS ISLAND! FRESH AIR
Ii BEAUTIFUL SCENERY -HEALTHFUL
EX ERCISE-THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE LEST KIND.
MRS. MARY LAKEMEYER
respectfully informs her friends and the public gene
reilly that she will open the beautiful Island Pleasure
SMITHS ISLAND,
on SUNDAY next, May s. She invites all TO come
enjoy with her the delights OF this tsVOrte sum
mer resort 8Ou
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07
ARRIVED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship wyoming Teal 20 hours from Savannah,
Steamship Go. Sd inst 20 miles S. of Chincoteague.
fell in with schr otheo, OF Portsmouth, from Boston
in tow, and brought her to this port. - % 4. Go,
se6T otae0 1a Ss s 81 TO- lon 7s s0 encoun-
tered a violent hurricane from SSE, TO Mn E heaVy
down, and Went through ioresa and staysail loosng
hem she hen shpgeMS n & sea- a GaEybg hy se stor
sail and bore up. Arrived last evening 10 repair
sc6T Palma Brewster, from New York. with mdse.
to L2he1Tg WiekeESham Wdnias iT06 CO. New Haven
steamer Chester. @ ]9nes, , "a hours from Ne" YORK.
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison q hours from New York
with mdse. TO w. M. Baird q Co.
YORK, 9SlEi with n mdss. 70 ". n Baird CO.. min,
Ting Thos Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, Win u
tow fbarges TO w. P. Clyde& Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ships A, r. Campbell, Wilbur Florence, Rathouni
ana h. B. Gilchrist, for Philadelphia saueu from
Snip Mary WSitrIdge Cutter, hence, at shanghae
Steamship j. W. Everman Tuttle, hence, at Charles
Steamship Saxon, Matthews, hence, at Boston yes
Brig American Union. Smith, for Philadelphia
| cleared at salem Sd inst. 49,.
schr specie, hence, at Norfolk lth ipst, 81 - Nom Pad
ford % inst for Marion, TO load for P9lisdelpha' re-
schr Comet, bow, from Lanesylle for Philadelphia
schF Nellie Potter, somers hence, at Danvers ist
sohr A. E. Cranmer, Cranmer; A. s. Brown, Fisk @.
| w, Eiweli, Giles; r. r. Graham, smith Thos. Clyde
ScuIl. Trafait Rackett and w. Il. Garrison, LLOYD,
| for Philadelphia sailed frOm Salem Sd inst. .
1 Schr America, Cole, for Philadelphia selleu Honi
Schr Lucy Church Adams hence, at Nantucket 27th
schF ]. Burdsa, Hazeton, hence, at Providence 4th
I SchTs Boston, Smith, and j. Compton, Childs, for
! PHILADELPHIA, sailed from Newport 2d inst,
schr n A. Ward clifford, for Philadelphia, cleare
az Bangor "a Inst. ,-,-,,. $1,000
Scbr A. d. SOmers, Somers, for Philadelphia ceareu
at Wilmington, N, O., 80 inst, . ,,-,,- -,-, -. q.
John, N. b., sd inst -. ..o.. r. ,,...,., 40,
New York, having completes repairs was W Sah iiOi
sshr CoTdeIia Nevkrk. Weaver, hence at Boston
0's schrsI l Audenried Crawford and M. d. Cranmer
Cranmer' for Philadelphia, saiea IRON NeWDnrypor
9Th inst.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07
sIMILIA sIMILIBUs cURANTUF
HUlAPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPE,AFTcs.
FAMILY CASES

OF 85 large vias, morocco case, containing
q subject TO and a book of irectons...,.... $1,000
TO- IS yisis. as. toss
specidcs for all Diseases, both for Curing and
for Preventive treatment, In vias and =,
pocket cases, '-eA W ~
These Remedies, by the case or single box are sent
to any part of the country by Mall or Express Tree OF
charge, on receipt of the price -
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC z, 49,,
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Ofice and Depot, No. $50 BROADWAY, New York.
DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his Office,
personally or by letter. as above, for all forms OF
disease. - --,... --.r
LOWAY & COWDEN, T. r. CALLEN DER, and
AMBROSE SMITH, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
aud at BLITHE'S Drug Store No. 3l20 Market street,
and by all Druggists Sltuths 6m
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07
FERTILIZERS,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

T ECTURES.-A NEW COURSE OF Lee
IL lures is being delivered at the NEW YORK
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, embracing the subeetsE
How to Live ana what 70 Live tor.TGop55n, ~, 5a
ylewed-The Causes Of Indgestio1 Flatule2eei ana
phically considered" etc. -, -.
Pock ct Volumes containing these lectures Will oe
forW arded TO parties unable 10 attend. receipt OF
four stamps, by addresslng-"SECRErAh ~ yNss,WS s,S
YORK MUSEUM OF ANATo1fY AND SCIENCE, 30 o,S 90
BROADWAY, NEW YORK" H2AInW on-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07

AN ATTACK ON A TAvERN--A MAN SHoT.-
Yesterday afternoon "A large number of men,
among whom were several boatmen, entered
the hotel kept by Mr.. Petchel, opposite Mana
yuDk locks, and after partakng freely of liquor
left the premises. SooI after they returned, and
made an attack on the house, using stones and
other missiles. great excitement was created
and large crow0 collected in front and around
the premises, during which Mr.. Petchel pro-
ceeded into the upper part of the building,
and, procuring a rifle loaded with buckshot
made his appearance at the second-story window.
The crowd then became much excited, and some
of the boatmen used threatening language,
and renewed their attack on the premises with
greater fury. Mr.. Petchel then pointed his gun
from the window and hred into the crowd, the
shot taking effect in the lett. side, breast, and
shoulder OF Charles Karin. The wounded man
was Immediately taken in charge by some of the
persons present at the time of the firing, and
after surgical aid had been procured, was
placed in vehicle and conveyed to the hospi-
tai. Mr.. Petchel was then taken into custody,
and after hearing before Alderman Gibson,
was held to await the injuries of Karin. War
rants we're also issued for the arrest of some of
the men engaged in the attack on the house.
At late hour last night the injured man was
considered to be in very critical condition, and
doubts are entertained OF his recovery.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07

GALE OF GOVERNM MENT VESSEL.
DEPUTY QUARTERSiAsTER-G GEMS OFFICE, p
BALTIMORE, Md, July "a, 1867, Z
Proposals are invited, and will be received bS
the undersigned, at this office, until IL o'clocH
noon, August l5 1867, for the purchase at pTi .
vate sale of the side-wheel steamer COSM
POLITAN, belonging to the United States, al
now lying at Fardy's Wharf, South Baltinoi
73l 1871 STEWART VAN VLIET,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-07
GOVERNMENT SALES,

~ ONERNMENT SALE Oh .vIFta Asrr rrA nv
Lnief Quartermaster Fifth 5Mnitarv i0st1hcS.e
New orleans, La, July Q. 1867. ''a
until u NJ August TO- 1861 for the pnrohssa .,
9il the right, title and interest Of the United
Railroad nom Brazos Santiago 10 Whiteia
The sale viii include the entire track oro
sldings, buildings, water stations, turn-tabieS
bridges, etc, the railroad materials the s1ppIis1
pertaining to the road, together with the rollinS
STOCK; cars, machinery, and other equipmenf
912 miles Railroad Track.
9 Turntables. ar4
25,000 pounds Railroad Chairs.
500 Cross Ties.
$3.50 pounds Railroad Iron.
Railroad Frogs and Switch Stands
LOCOMOTIVE and Tender (named 6WestS
Flat Cars
Hand Cars.
Push Cars.
$50 pounds Car Springs
Crow Feet
Spike Mauls.
Track Guage,
Fire TOngs,
RAILROAD Depot Building,
EoTeman's Quarters.
l57 pounds American Packing. M
65 pounds Jute Packing,
20 feet Rubber Hose.
l Douglas Pump.
Water Casks.
l Feed Pipe. .r.-r
i CisterA.
Office Desks.
Cooking Stove. r--
SIeYe;
3 SiaW ,l3S lars. g.
T1natarT Tnntar1 oaIs'
4 i LanteI4, ~
signal Lanterns.
Grlna STONES.
2 Taulocksi
8 Spades.
do Shovels.
3 sets Carpenters Tools.
water Buckets;
JackScreWs ana Levers. si
AnV1ls.
Bellows
Pinch Bars
Cold Chisel.
Blacksmlths' Hammers
Sledge Hammers. .--
10 Hammer Handles.
Spike Punches. . Hrr-
j set Blacksmtths' Tools.
Blacksmiths' Tongs. l
Vises. . -.t-.-.,.-
j Cross-cut Saw.
l73 Pick Axes. ore
"a Pick Axe Handles.
Square Brasses.
Brass Faucet.
Hose Nozzle:
'Ian 10 axN5fIi FNNff mr.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-18
INSURANCE COMPANIES.


nELAwARE FIRE INSURANCE COM
IL PANY -lNcnRPoaArRD Br The hb7isiAruKt of tHh
STATE " DELAWARE, WITH A CAPITAL OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
,V,Hg PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECRIv
ing applications for Insurance At theif obiee In VII
mington agslnst losses by Fire every description
budaEs In general merchandise ships in port and their
eArgoes household furniture and other personal prop
also against damage by inland transportation Of
goods wares merchandise and couatry roduce
Of Insurance will be as favorable As any or ths
companies In the cities Of Philadelphia New York
Parties insured repose the fullest condolences In the
scdity Of It's capital and that sill losses will DO promptly
DIRECTORS.
Al the annual election held the 5th day Of Mareh
1896 the following directors were elected TO serve 'ne
ensuing year.SiE' - -.
George jonss, Jos. MendinhAll, George ": Bush,
| sam'i D. Newiln, Samuel Floyd, Edward MelnAll,
| John B. Porter. George ". Sparks, Thomas Meclhry.
Insurance may be made for any time not less than Tires
months. ..
In adlion to the above mode Of Insurng property, the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whose charter s per
peuAl perpetual real estate the person
becoming insured deposits in the office certain per
more according the nature Of the rak upon the
amount to be insured-but which be Withdrawn q
Aay time by leaving per the amount deposite1
this method believed to be much more
the insured than the ormerthe expense Is about one nal
less and there is renewing OF the policy from time
me.
Property that would be insured per annum, at 40 and
Is the 1000 will be insured at az And5 per depot
snd in like proportion the risk increases.
Persons wishing insure their property Yr wanting N
formation the subject ofnsuanee will apply TO th'
agents IS above, or 10 - . .
joins MnLsAR, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-18

County on the FIRST Tuesday after the second
Monday ia March, aud on the first Tuesday
after The third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits In Wilmington on the
nrst Monday in March, June, September aud
December.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
MISdron,
Corner Of Sixth aud Market Streets. Capt.
tai, $4,000 Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
THE PARhBR's BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner Of Third and Market Streets. Capt.
tal, 1926 900. Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
rHE NATIONAL BAsK OF WILMINGTON AID
BRAsDYwisB,
Corner Of Second and Market Streets CAPT.
tai $780, 900 Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
rHE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
OOO Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays
TIasr NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Corner Of Fourth aud Market Streets Capi
tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays anE
Thursdays.
SAVINGS BANKS.
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND.
Office S. E. corner of Eighth and Make
streets
DELAWARE SAVINGS BANK.
Office 606 Market street.
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
4 Office 607 Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE oohPAsx.
= Once No. 607 Market street.
0 FARMERS Mutual EIRR INSURANCE COMPANY
TRE STATE Oh DELAWARE.
Office No. 927 Market street.
q, NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE (Ers
COMPANY.
h Office Institute Building, Market steeet, abe
E,gnth.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-01-18

of2Ooo feet length Ia located upon the opposite side Of
the same Canon the ledge already described. II Is
about feet in width. with we'll defined castings.
suitabls description OF these properties cannot be
given in few words; full information may be obtained
at the otnes Of the Company.
The ad vAntsges Of choice among many good locations
hsy been secured by the personal inspection Of repre-
ssutAtiys Of the Company practical mining experience
Prom his detailed reports the Company are assured Of
tb Almost uexhAusibla richness OF their property and
made for prosecuting the business With
viEor, accuracy and despatch.