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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Epison,e If Business and Personal Matters
Mr.. u. E. Burton has purchased OF MI.
James Mercy, Jr,, his residence and shoe
shop ON Main street, in Elkton, Tor 81, 600.
Mr. Mercy is going to farming.
The dwelling of MIR. II. Marshbank, ON
Bow street, in Elkton. took FIRE from Sex
ion stove, in the parlor on Tuesday evening
last but the fire was discovered before n
great amount OF damage was done, and the
flames exiinguished.
A grand supper will lie given al the new
public hall, IN School District No. 90 in
Mill Greek Hundred, tomorrow. The first
table will be set At halt.pGst two O'Clock
The proceeds are to be applied to liquida-
ting the debt On the builuing. This hall is
located near Corner Ketch, and is fine
improvement to that locality
The West Chester Record says, workmcn
are engaged along the line of The Whining
ton and Reading Railroad, erecting shantes
for the accOmmo 0HiiOn of the men, prepar-
alory TO commencing work on the new
road.
VIM. Conner and Charles w. Mitchell, oil
this city, have been granted patent for
improvement in floor clamps. d. Hazard,
Ut Milton, for improvement in platform
scales
J Henry Albert is having the interior OIL
/ his house, in Fourth street near French
painted and papered. 1t will present a
handsome and imposing appearance wher
4 finished Mr.. f. W. Engelt is executing
! the papering. Mr. Albert is one of the besl
musicians in our city, and for many year,
has been engaged in teaching. He is re
garded ne being one Of the most successful
professors, and in his line cannot be ex
celled.
Patrick Gormley, injured at the depot O
81 al
more Railroad, week or two since, liza
died from his injuries. His remains wer,
inferred in the Catholic Cemetery on Friday
last, and were attended TO their last resting
place by ST. Peters Beneficial Society, ant
4 large concourse OF sorrowing relative
aud friends.
The new Council OF the Order of Amcri
can Mechanics, instituted at Smyrna, Of
the evening of 9Th inst, was called F." Elk
cclsior Council, No. 81
James Dugan has taken the large base
meul in the hotel and museum OF Nm. II
Chadwick, No. 2O7 West Fourth street, an,
fitted II up neatly for a Barber Saloon. -
Jimmy wants his old friends 10 give him
call.
John b. Moore, practical Boot and Sh6
Maker, continues to carry on the bushes
1T McDowelyiilc. His work is made I
order in neat aud substantial manner an
at moderate rates.
The Superior Court at its last session
granted decree divOrcing Jos. W. Pratt
and Lucinda A. Pratt.
We learn .that Francis Woodward, VIII
was injured short time since by helm
caught ina threshing machine is rapid
recovering.
Chrtsieaed After the flames had bee
cXtmguished Rt the fire On Sunday mpfnin
H.. liz new steamer OF the Fame FL
T. t.m. may was clrislened by the wait
Mi.ch,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17
pRnsPECTUs NOR ls0s.

CHAHtRS DICKENS will furnish an erislnai Story an-
titled "Gsorgs silEerman'a tSpsnAtion," 10 rus
through three or four NUMBER ,, .-,..
DR I. l. HAYES, the Arctic Nognaer, viii oonuiosie
series Of papers "Life in Greenland AID me AIste
Regions" similar in thAiseler to ,Doeter hoihs.
JANIS PARTON will rontiuus TO furnish ar'ieli. ~
o9tIes Of the United Stst0a, with prominant
and other topics. An article on 'ftAoufk win
apreW In the January number, Al, -,
BAYARD TAYLOR, wh1 is now IN Europe, VII eontri,
butte regularly papers on Out Of the-"sy Sosh'a o.
the Old World. , L., Al, .
rwo exeeeut Serial storish will bs commenced in hs
January number. ,-.,
buttons for the year with Arlic on "AspSete u
Culture" which will be given in the January nnmn
EDWARD EVERETT HALF, author of'Ihe mih VIM
o1t Country will nrihHts itequenty thTonsnvus
the ysA His afst paper for 1868 will AppeAI we
January number, under the name OF "a neeA IN
Syharis," ,---,.-. :. -
EDWIN r. wHIPPLE will continue bis ferlet Of Admi'
| rAble Grliess on English Litoraturc. -,
/ JOHN MBRE.lTII READ, ia, Author o. an his1or,'
cal Inq airy Coneerplng Henry hudson' VIII oestn'
butte series OF Hist real Articles OF aosp genera IN
/ tertst -.
WILLIAM sTILLMAN, United States Consul In Creis,
will furnish seteH OF papers giving Dis sxperene,
aud observations during tho struggle OF the Ast year
or tso tetNoen the Greeks end Turks
CHARLES DAWSON sHANLY viii eontionts regularly
Several new contributors who have already made heii
mark In the Magazine. have sent 10 capital articles
/ which will Appesr during the coming year. 49,
Among the regular writer's for tbs Atlantic - adai
tIon 10 those Alresdy named. ara Longkllos oHsll
holmes Whittier. Curtis Mrs. stowe, mra Child By snt
/ ArArelE Hatewgll, Trowbrldle, WATSON, MIS- harf'e
Prescott spcfford, Iigginsoa, Aldreh Mrs die ane
Eootea besidot Of the Lest writer's In the county ~
Atlaun, Monthly Is pnbii'h'd By TlesnSr = r lsld.
Jusenn, Monthly Our Young Folks ara sent toselns
for Five Dollars d-ct-s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

We CLEAN the following from the Clayton
Herald, of Saturday,
On Wednesday last Capt. L. l., Hardcas
tie was elected President of the Maryland
and Delaware Railroad for the ensuing year,
and Dr. A. Hardcastle one of the Directors.
The schooner James b. Henry, of Phila-
delphia, Capt. Walker, lying at Bombay
Hook, loaded with coal, sprung leak on
the l2lh inst, and sunk at 10 M. All hands
saved.
Mr.. John Clayton, OF this town, hired his
horse and buggy on the Sd inst, 10 II man
protesting to be from Philadelphia on the
hunt OF land, to so out in the country few
miles on business, and has heard netting Of
them since that time.
The Dover Delawarean says,-The ladies
connected with Christ Church, Dover, arc
making preparations tor a festival iif lie
rhitirrn ot their sabbath School, 10 BIS held
On Christmas night, in the churci
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

Our paragraph on Friday last in relation
TO tue dangerous approaches to the Post
Onlce during the winter has elected some
information respecting the reasons for lis
being in the condition we now find it,
This whole building, wc are told, Is. placed
by the Treasury Department under the sole
care and control of the Collector of the Port.
The Post Office Department wishes to dis
courage the coming of persons to the fost
Office, having established the Carrier sys'
ten Tor the purpose Of collecting and
delivering mail matter, &c.
To this end the rent of boxes was raised
from 81 10 81, md will, we understand, be
further advanced on the LIST January next,
in order 10 make the " carrier system so
through successfully" and for these and
other reasons, we suppose the steps leading
to the office are not covered in snowy
weather US formerly.
From this il will be seen that the people
are not 10 90 to the Post Office, even upon
business, without mourning the standing dis
pleasure Of The " department at Washing
ton" Nobody, we suppose, wants to go IL
the Post Office because of amy particular
pleasure they may find in doing so, but be
cause their business necessities frequent,
require it, The Postmaster and the employ
ers in his office do all that lies in their powc
to accommodate those who do call al the OF
ice, but tho public will now understand,
thele should be any seeming neglect oil
the part of the Post Office officials hereai
ter, that 1t is not intentional hut unde
the new order of things, they are boun
to do what they can to make bushes
calls at the office as inlrequent as po'
sible, in order that the "carrier systel
y may 90 through successfully" But thei
6 are occasions when even the carrier sy
ten" must lai as in the purchase or pa.
7 ment of money orders, or prepayment
l. postage on packages by weight, &c. The'
" are instances III which persons must 90
y the office, and We suppose that if, IN doir
SO during the slippery winter season, thu
= leopard life and limbs by falling, it W
make no difference inasmuch MS it would
N but the inflction of the Departments stan
y ing punishment to them for being so loohs
J, The Post Office Department at Washingt
as evidently wants reconstructlng.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17
CITY ORDINANCES.

AN oRDINANoE TO AUTHORIZE
"A the Construction Il Fable Sewer " tsWors In
seventh street Eighth street, loabsri Street. Pine
Street and Spruce Street;
Bait ordained by The city Council OF wiimlngon, "a
follows, viz:
srcfi N l. That under aud IN conformity With the
rrovisions OF the Ordnance IoAys To wAtr Courses,
Drains and Common sewers a Common sewer e0gl-
posed Of br,cS tw, ur larhss 10 diamsisr ia ths
clear be constructed lnfhs follow lag Eties from Lom-
bard Street, seventh ktrsot 10 spruee street aud
from lombard etr8et down highth Street to spruce
Street; and from ninth street Ia Lombard stisrt 10
seventh Street and from Nnth street In Spruce Street
to seventh stfes. aud That Brink stwer thirtyHix
inches diameter in the clear lie constructed In Spruce
street from seventh Street 10 fifh htFeet connect
With the tluh Street Sewer and that inles thereto may
be- made by tbs owner or enpants OF real ea.As on
ehaF aide Of the Streets throngh which said sewer
sewers shall such terms aud undr such regulA-
tons the hrt st COmm prescribe. this City
10 have the right aud power 10 inert in any section
thereof iulets to carry oil the Hurftca water
Passed the city Hail, Wilmington, Nov, 20. 1867
JOHN H. ADAMS,
Pres dent Of The City Council.
p r - .vh NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

TIE PHILADELPHIA CITY Ice BOAT left
Philadelphia on Sunday morning, and
steamed down the Delaware TO New Castle,
the boat working Ill manner perfectly sa-
tisfactory to every one. There is some DRIFT
ice in the river, but not enough to interfere.
One brig lying at Chester declined steam
assistance. The floating ice in the rivei
will not impede navigation, and we may
therefore conclude that, unless our Creel
should present impedients, the boats viii
resume their trips between this city ant
Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

MIR. MooRHousE, whose preaching in
this city has already attracted considerable
attention, will deliver another discourse in
the Central Presbyterian Church this =
Tuesday-eyening. lie will give an account
Of his life and labors as an evangelist, de
scrhng some of the remarkable incidents
occurring IN connection with preaching al
FAIRS, Races, Executions, &C., in England
This cannot fail to make very interesting
and profitable discourse. We trust his worl
among us may be good and gracious one.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

Splendid Bread Bakery and Con feetionery
G. Rehluss, one OF our most eDterprising
and practical Bakers, at No, lit Market
Street has greatly increased his business.
No wonder his bread is large and superior
IN quality Within the past few weeks he
has commenced the CONNECTION business,
manufacturing only fresh and superior arti
ccs Mir. H. says that the candies obtained
ut his establishment may be relied upon, as
lie procures the beat workmen In that branch
Of business The public would do well to
give him call, as MIR. r. uses his endeavors
10 produce the best articles In his line, and
don't purchase in Philadelphia Or other
places, hut gives employment to mechanics
who reside in our city. He also keeps toys
If every description, The juvenile portion
of our city, will call to see him the approach
ing holidays.
Personal Harry Diehl, at the North
4 West corner OF Firth and Orange Streets,
serves up daily at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the best
lunch in our city. His wines are pure, and
I only the hest Lager is kept. Everything is
in order about ais hotel Harry Is attentive
and has mn eye TO business.
Mater Rents. Office, TenM aud King
Streets Hours from . to 10, and from . to
o'clock open in the evening. The bills
for 1868 are now ready for payment. To all
bills not pnid on or before the 10Th day OF
Ianury, five per cent. will be added. To
those not paid before the first OF February,
len per cent. will lie added. II not paid by
the first OF March the pipes will be cut off
The Water Tax and Protection Tax, on
properties where the Brnndywinc Water is
not introduced, is payable at the same time
and place, and delinquents are subject TO
The same penalties as in the case OF Water
Rents. A. PRiTcHARD,
Superintendent OF the Water Works.
10 tie Pu6tic--I will pay flny cents each
more than above market prices, for all the
Colts Army or Navy Pistols, Spencer's Car.
bines and Rifles, TINT are sent me within
the next thirty days, as ! require them
especially nj present. can often make
sale of second band arms at higher rates
than ! would pay for them when there
is un demand. ~ that il will be for the nd
vantage oil those who have them, to send me
lull description, with price OF arms Of any
description, tina, tr' i.tv have or know Of
+. HERTING,
No. 9l4 King St, Wilmington, Del.
For Sdit.-The good will and fixtures o.
the commodious hotel occupied by Captain
John Peterson, corner Fourth and Shipley
streets. Terms moderate and possession
given Immediately
lFatcb Found. Was found at the recen
Fnr ol the New Castle County Agricultu
raj Society, - Silver Hunting Case WatcL
, Tic owner can have it by coming forward
proving property and paying tor tins adver
tisement. AIiy at this office.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

A whole family was burned 10 death in
M!d oi.S Theshlre county, Engiand' on
wife, Tour children and a servant girl. Their
house--an old fashioned wooden farm dwell
ing caught fire when they were in bed. and
before they could escape they were all sutfo-
eate1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

.t,uE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, FOR DE
L oEMnKR, sontAlts the : nslu,cn q Dc hslmss
'tiusrdlsn Angel Minor Rll'abeihsu Dram ,tss, ~
H. p Whipple; Amepr the wtrsers IN silver, by James
pnrtoo; Iii rstnfe A. "a Art by 7. ". Hieginson
Young p,Apsrado by B. Aldr Oh Vur racine na'
toaIs by D. H. Msdbery; Visit to tho feeste
by Ilaysti Taylor; A Nystsrious Parsonage By John
NesI-Ani sis othee stories, esatya and poems.
The pu blisbera offer the following
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

An OnDLN NOE 10 FURTHEIt
~ Amend see,iun 81 OF tbs Ordinance ccnesrning
Streets.
Be Il ordained ty the City C.uneii OF Wilmington.
sYcfIos That sectien Q or the urdinan concern.
lag Streets (orduane- liooa 20 be- further amended
by inserinp b.tWeen the waSds s'dewalk' In the asd
Ordinance hereto amended aud The word "hv" 10
tho 10th lire # the said Ordinance 10 the printed
Ordnance hook the words, or thall hereafter eOnruet
place. hdld into Tor upon A9y pavement street
nr sidewalk in this CITY. any bus projecting doc
wIndaw. or jamh, Dc or frame donr sl window jAmb.
window frame window sill, beyond the building
ns KAij street; fhalf Keep, hsve retain,
Nseks notice writing nn the MAJ Of the City
aba!e tbs such bulk projecting
doOr widow, jamb, dosr frame. door r win low
frame window jim Viaduw sill already erected
PLACED Or tuilt aud prnj stug aforesaid 'uneaF
notwihst1a diug sud outside OF such projection, tho
pavrmeat street aud sidewalk he le u their respective
fall legal Width"
Iassed at the City Hall, Wilmington Dec. 9Th. 1867.
JOHN II. ADAMS
President of the City Council.
Attest-E. r TAYLOR, CLARK. deolR-1t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

John Waller, Of Pittsburgh township,
Canada, while riding in buggy with mis-
sister, Slot her In the back Of the neck, kill
ing her instantly, and then shot himself in
the mouth. He lived but short time He
shot his sister because she had married her
deceased slgtcr's husband
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

The PHILADELPHIA Inquirer OF yester
day publishes in full the message of Prcsi
dent johnson, setting forth his reasons fol
tue removal Of Mr.. Stanton. Unless MI
stanton can overthrow some Of the positions
taken by the President, with other and
stronger testimony, the "reasons' OF Mr.
johnson will be viewed MS being clearly
and strongly against the late Secretary. We
must wait for his response.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

John Skully, prisoner in Grand Rapids
Jail, took some poison, for the purpose Of
rendering himself too sick 10 be taken before
the court tor trial. But he took enough to
kill him
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

EARms FOR sALE.--No.l /. An excellent lain
II within one mile Of Newark depo ia New CAM
County, containing aboat hundrsd iass
with good dwelling and tenant house aud ercsllspi
harm thereon Ia desirable property, and will be sold
bargain.
NO. }. nice little farm situate in Brandywtue Hun,
acres, more OF less.
No s. very valuable farm, IN excel, mt order on the
BrandyNne, mi IS above Wilmington, with due build
ings, orchards and oher improvements con tainnR SO
more or less
No. 4. Farm Of 900 acres adjoining the atty Of Will
mington, with buildings, orchards and improyem
suitable for farming or trucking good Investment on
speculation. Aplil to wM Ao1AULLkY,
oct. O.. 500 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

AN ORDINANCE MAKING AN ADDI-
N uonal appropriation fr paying the interest on the
Funded Debt Ut Ice Iity f,r The year 1867,
B. it ordained by tha Ciiy Council of Wilmington two
thirds Of the members thereof eoneurTlnR;
sReroS l.rhAt an additional appropriation OF e2s4
be made Tor the purpose " paying the interest tho
Funded heb, Of the City for the year 1867 said sum
be- tnk4n from The appropriation " Public Lamps.
Passed at the a Hail. Wilmington, Dec. 9th, 1867,
JOHN H.ADAMS
President OF the City Council.
Aitesi--E 7. TAYLOR, Clerk. deels-at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BRITISH PERIODICALS.

THE LONDON QUARTERLY RFvIEw. lconserv s,ivel
TIE EpIsBueGH Hkyl.w, WING
TuE WEsPMINArKR REVIEW az dicall
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

=, FOR sALE.--TEEAT VALUABLE
49, FARM, situate partly ia The City Of Wilmington
ssse aud partly IN ChistranA Hnndfed, knoEn The
Ia. "Warner Mrisht' Farm, adjoining lands Of
Henry a. banning, ESQ thomas =. Bayard, Esq, Qais
Col Dnviss Dr. Brown Mrs Council and 9th e0plAn'
ing about lO acres more or less This property
erAl OF tie MOST BEAUTIFUL Bull DING slfAa
around WILMINGTON lies both side. OF tho Railroad
aud Turnpike aud is Ia every way desirable as spesu
lation by operators in Real Estate lev gentlemen
Who desire handsome locations for private residences
Apply to WM McCAuLLLY,
ie2b-H COG Market STREET W imingiOn Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

New snbsctbera TO any two Of tho above periodicals.
for 1sbB will BIO entitled 10 receive gratis any OF
the -four Reviews for 1851 New subscribers to all five
u the 1858 may recsve gratis BlaekWood
or any two OF tho four Reviews foF 1867.
Subscribers may obtain back numbers at the following
reduced rates, viz.
The North british from January 1868, 10 December,
1881. Inclusive; Edinburgh aud tue Westminster from
April 1864 TO Deeember 1867 inclusive, and the LoRdon
oArrly or the ysiTs 1865 1850 aud 1867 at the rate
Of aib4a yer flr each any Review; also. Blackwood
for 1865 aud 1867, for 90 bU year, The two years
together for $500.
EB-Nsilhsr premiums to Subscribers, nor discount to
Clubs, nor reduced prices kr back numbers be al
lowed unless the money Is remitted direct 70 the pub
lshofs
No premiums can be given 10 Climbs.
THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co.,
l4u Fulton Street, New xork.
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FOR KENT.--TMM sUnsCRI-

"A FOR RENT.--THE SUBsCRI-
go, bers will rent the old we'll ettab ahed
sssT Store sud Dwelling, situate on Riddles Read
ssss 4fA near MaItman & fehrenhaeh's Brewery, And
=Eezhin close proximity to Riddle Factory. lheie
is about OF lAud attached to the plemises-
To energetic business opportunity is afforded
seld ON II be met with. Rent moderate Possession im
mediately. Apply to JOHN fkHhkABAOh'
Corner Fourth and kreneh Str .te, or 10
J. HARTMAh,
deuAs-al At the Brhndywins Brewery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER.
ALL TIE oREATE,r WRITERS WRITE FOR n.

The reason that the NEW YORK LEDGER has tho
largest circulation IN that u Ia the BEAr PAPRa why
should not have the largest siSaauon More labor,
talent mUnay, bestowed upon II than upon
any other paper l moral tone is always pure and
waited The -adinR Cergyman OF the United stAos the
Pfesidents ot the principal Colleges the greatest POe
wits md Statesmen OF the county, among the
trbutbfs u ts columns. he reader always gets
than his moneys nth In tho Ledger. VIZ have always
bad the Best Writer'S and always shall have them otat
what It may Whatlver We have promised in advtF-
tssmahtH hsretot9re, rsadeFB will bear us witness
that have always performed; and only that but
gst deal mora fur instance, In our last Prospectua,
an NJ uneed atpry by Henry Ward Lsr which va
gave; but did not announce Horace Hreee,a Auto
biography which We are nov pubishing nor did
Men. by he TNsye College Presidents The rule gu
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everything whether il has hsn promised or not The
ia ITO recognize this fact And 1t ia rom their desire to
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Now for the yeir: All present corps popular
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

Last juno, in jackson county, Arkansas,
man, named Isaac c. Garland, tore down
a United States flag. md denounced it pub
licly as "uiggcr flag" For this n military
commission has sentenced him 10 hard labor
in the military prison nj Little Rock, until
january !, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-17

an ORDINANCE MAKING A FUR
"A Their appropriate FIR the purpoi Of paying for the
r, movai OF 6tAl fur the y,Ar 1867.
Be- torl,nsd by thu city Council OF Wilmington two.
thirds Of the members thereof eoneufring;
sEcrloE l.-rhat furthtr appropriation Of one Hun.
dred and Fy Dollars be made snf paced 70 the credit
oi tha fund for niarellaneau and Incidental expenses
Tor the urposo OF paying for The removal OF oAl the
year 1851, said amount be taken nun the HpproprA
ton FIR h. health OF the city
Passed st the City Hall, Wim.neten, Dec 5th, 1867
JOHN II. ADAMS,
President OF the City Council.
Atkst-E, n. TAYLOR Cifrk dsrl9-A