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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
INSURANCE COMPANIES.


nELAXNARE FIRE INSURANCE. COM
IL PANY live nPokArED ~ THs Lt1lsLAruRK OF rAE
STATE oF DELAWARE WITH A CAPITAL OR
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
sI.HB PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARB RRCRlv
lug applications for Insurance at their Office in VIII
mi ugtan, Sgans losses by Fire on every description
bndiHgs general ships In port and their
cAfg0s household urntufe and othar personal prop fy
also against osA damage by inland transportation Of
goods wares, inerehsndiTe aud country roduee-
Terms Of Insurance. will be favorable any OF the
companies In the elites Of Philadelphia New York
Parties insured tep0se the fullest confidence In the
soidy n capital and that all losses will be promptly
Adl usied - the company.
DIRECTORS:
At the annual election held the 5th day Of March,
1850 the following directors elected TO serve the
ensuing year, viz.
George Jones, Jos. hendnhall, George w bushi
sAml D. NsNiin, Samuel Floyd Edward MelnAl,
Jnhn y. Porter. 3eorge ". Sparks, Thomas MeCihry.
Insurance may bs made for any time not less than hree
months
ion to the above mode Of Insurng property, the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company twhose ehArs is per-
pelua eee perpetual insurance real estate the person
beeomin insured deposits the Office certain per eentsge
more less according the nature Of the rsk upon the
amOuut 10 be tnsured-but which eau be WtthdrAWn o.
any time by leaving per cent the amount Deposition
this method Is believed TO he much adyAnAgeous
the Insured ormer-the expense Is about one hAf
less and there is removing Of the policy from tmo 10
me-
Property that would be insured per Annum at 40 and
4b cents the 1000 will be insured Al AndS per deposit
snd ia like proportion the risk increases.
Persons wishing Insure their property OF wanting
formation the subject ofinsuranee, Will apply to the
| agents as above, or to
JouN MGLEAR, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
HARLAN & BROTHERS,
tsuseessors to gpwARD L. RIoHl
NO. 3 EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
.s{yN THR undersigned would respectfully 49,
EEA1eAll attention to their stock Of WINES Eaf kM
by them for obtaining all Wines AHd Liquors In their
purity With long sxpersnes in the business, aorda
Among the stock may bs iound--
Cognae Brandy, Pale do, JamAicA Spirits,
hellaAd Gin, SoOteh Whiskey,
Ia wood and bottle,
MAisrA, Port, Lisbon, sweet MalAss.
Tenerife Sherry, Champagne, CtHret
Extra hne Aonong gahea whiskey, two to avs years old
The hayur cannot be surpassed
L. Tavern keepers supplied the most reasonable
isrms Families supplied with the cheapest wues and
TO TaE AFFLICTED.
Ihvalds In want Of old Wines and Liquors OF various
kinds, for medicinal purposes may assured Of OBJ
tanning them Of the finest quality FROM HARLAN A
OLD wINRs AND LIQUORS.
Superior old ines aud Liquors. for medical purposes
Win general AssoTtmsnt OF we'll selected eRockR1ks
always On hand, and for sale At lair prices by
MAkLAN BROTHER, Nc. East saeond St
TEAS, WINRs, GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS OR SUPP
KI0R QUALITY.
Hotels, country tradA and consumers supplied whole
sale and etsil by the eask dsmohn dozen or package
Of assorted kinds All orders BY post otherwise 70
oeiyed giving limit in Price, warranted to be satsAe
examine At nRofhRRs NO III ~ sscopS opS
w notice To spoRsrMRN.
DuponrH best RAgle Powder In Canistsrs and 6< lbs
kegs duck and rifle. Also Shst Of all sizes suitable
rail and bird shooting In season. pereussiop cars
n ol ~ az Sy NTfh1S ARd RdFRR S e
mv7s-lT opposite the lover Market House
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
BOOTS AND SHOES.
OuH MOTTO is TO PLEASE ALL
LOOK HERE.
THE PLACE TO BUY.
j. w. mEGAW's
is AT No. 1873 MARKET STREET,
zone door below SeconI1

is AT No. 1913 MARKET STREET,
zone door below Secondly
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Where you can get the
BEST AND CHEAPEST
30 OOq'S A N ID S IL o II =,
OF THE LATEST FASHIONS,
To be found m this city.
II is a fact worth knowing that MEGAW. makes to
order aud sells the very hest boos and Shoes, Of all
STYLES, anu hnshed in the most workmAulike manner.
He employs none but hrst rate workmen, and uses
nothing but the best materials
ANY ona haying doubts about the truth Of the state
meuts made above, have only 10 call Al No 23 Market
street, to and be convinced Tmar26-eapr2ily
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
RATMEH.
HENRY 8. MoCOMB,

TNTILL eonnue Of all kinds Of Leather
w for Shoemaker saddlera and HAnufaeturarA ALSO
will keep on hand and make To order
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06

The U. $. Circuit Court sits in the Court
Room, second story Of the Custom House, in this
NV. on the third Tuesday Of June aad October.
Tie o. s. District Court, meets at the same
place, on the second Tuesday in January, April,
June and September.
Superior Court and Court Of General Sessions,
10 held al Georgetown, on the second Monday Of
Spril, md aecond Monday in October in Kent
County, al Dover, on the fourth Monday in april
and fourth Monday in October in New Castle
County, OF New Castle on the second Monday
after the commencement Of the April term in
Kent, and on the third Monday in November.
The Court Of Chancery and Orphans Court, shall
commence and be held in New Castle County on
tpe thru Monday in February, and first Mon
Inv in September; in Kent County, on the frat
tuesday after the fourth Monday 10 March, and
VI, the fourth Monday in September; in Sussex
County on the first Tuesday after the second
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11

The Commissioners estimates Of cost OF the institutions
uder their care for the current year. are rs fOIOws:
Central office including $4,000 IN graultes to the out
door poor $5508 81; for support OF City Prison llODs
"a s91 81 smallpox Hospital Sls5O 30 Pententiay.
$309es 25 AmsiIouse S46,772 IS Infants Bureau 81
35o 20 Worhouse 45794 so Lnatlc Asylum, S3sl2 o.
CITY Cemetery, S3259 %; Randalls Island. S3l95 ii
bread Slc4923 90 steamboat, $500 CGl9red Home
$40 400 COlOred orphan Asylum, S6552 stable on Black
wells Island $l,3f2 GO total, S99526l 81.
Last year the ong-threatened litigation between the
Commissioners 81 Charities and Correction and the Conn
nissopers OF Emigration settled by arbitration,
Robert b. Miuturn and Thurlow Weed being tho
81 OOO for receiving and caring for alien pauperS whom
the Commissioners Of Emigration should have supported
claim of $4,000 for supporting the Amcricanborn off
srng OF immigrants. The aTbItratOTs decided that the
sl, Of the child Is that Of the parent, and that tho
claim Of the Commissioners or Emigration should DC dls
allowed while that of the Commissioners Of Cartes and
records, verifying the claims OF the lastnaned ComnS
sion
mus, have larger and better central Office MOI
Bondst was large boardin ghouse, and has been en-.
larged by the addition OF rear building covering every
finch Of the lot but IL II clearly too small as any BODY may
see AT glance II he will there morning when the
outdoor poor are making application Tor relief We
should provide shelter for the applicants while they arc
waiting their turn 10 present their papers 20 Mr. Reloos,
AZ We give them nothing more; but instead, We middle
trrr freth,. i'm narrow uncovered court or alley and
let them stand I'm crowds sometimes hour after h0 a.
the mercy 81 the elements We note yet another result
Of IN" Departments lack OF oomnalnely me transfer
of prisoners Of both sexes and all classes from the Police
Court prisons 10 the Island boat In the Iack Maria
This yeAiccwch Is OF cream co!or aEd takes ~ nhns
from NolrcSs named Maria, who burst It's door ana
effected her escapc-s driven 10 the Police Courts eyeT
morning and all prisoners who have been seltencedt 70
serve the islands taken therein IL has been urged
that the unsophstcated youth who has been guilty OF
assault intONcaton OF petty larceny, eught MOI 70
contact with the hardened thieves ana abandoned females
OI the town.
the wardns of the various Institutions for courteses
extended to It's reporter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11

Total amount received for chldrcns board ~ S1790 a.
Total expense Of institution for year gO sos 30
The children on i;andalPs Island are mainly paupers
who arc thought to be too young 10 De thrown into the
associations OF the Blackwcls Island Almshouse and
are Of all ages from Infancy TO maturtyhe latter class
being idiots and defOncd persons who incRpactated
for labor When the little wayfarers received on the
island they placed In quarantine and there after hay
ing beda washed and cleaned examined by physician
and then detained In quarantine to ascertain whether any
maades break out among them. They then allotted
70 the several departments each child being classified all
that Of proper being sent TO the excellent
Ward Grammar and Primary School No r. Of the Twelfth
Ward situated the island and supported and controlled
by the Board Of Education. The children dwell i'm eight
distinct buildings, and in each marOn resides and has
control under superintendent w. II. Stephens and IL is
the duty OF each matrOn to administer the wants and
comforts Of the children under her charge and NOT only
to store their heads with the lore OF the books but 10 sec
that they have suitable exercise and on the
play grounds which attached 10 their several abodes
Mr.. Stephens institution very closely resembles the
House OF Refuge, OF which IL Is neighbor; but
instead OF combining himself to the education OF children
he dsposes Of many 20 persons who seek children for
adoption Applications for any OF the little ones under
his care must be made 10 Mr. George Kelock and that
gentleman having received application applies 10 tho
Commissioners OF Charities and Correction who instruct
Warden Stephens to send 10 their office at No Bonds
a list Of ouch children as he may recommend
for dismissal from the island with this list
he also sends q memorandum containing the his
tory Of each child, far may be known and II after
two parent, guardian, other friend applies
Tor custody tho children arc ndenpred to tho applicant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11
PANAMA
PANAMA, January /, 1861


The steamer Rising Star, from Ncw-York, arrived
Of Aspinwal ON the 2Jh ult The mails and passengers
left Panama for san Francisco the same evening per
steamer Montana.
Everything is quiet on the Isthmus and the people ar
enjoying the holidays in a rational way. No iuI'H'i
Iave been taken by the authorities in regard 10 'H y"
1iverv of mails at the local post Office -, ,.,,,1
The Iris Jacmcl Packet seized for barratry ny
Rice nj Aspnwall, was dispatched les.ei%, Ia. an
ffcie 10 Tie Collector u Customs at New oLN Ie tu
fboTiie after some DISCUSSION having consented 10 the
Consul taking possession OI her'
N me- { { SJ'I Tota published in this mornings star
states that Cen MOsQuera had Hdu'Ou a., p,,I,
lion 10 the supreme Court as President oil IIe ~ %
man as himself 20 govern them OWLS 'o l,' IN
,nd rasr,iif, rbc Court refused 10 accel ms ItS5u
;u ~ t ttc whole thing was arranged beforehand
EInsnncra is in very critical condition pohtcdH!' anu
tried TINS I on TO S rom C6 states that the Chnins have
yefnsed the proposal OF mediation ny EheI.iu au JUN,
5n tbe SvInSh question Illuminating TO lhlu %S ~
certain they have Lot accepted II, as is suPPo''"
in England pozct Of Peru and his Cabinet have been
scntcccd 10 rs wears Punishment as traitors, ana
in fine Of 50 per cent Of the s5OOOOOV palu 70 'o
M RnslErsi " VAS S Very brisk at Valparaiso
The unfortunate United states troops sem ~ ,,
some time ago, via Nicaragua, are having Cllt. ir
Ihey missed the connection the transit owing 10 lci
disaster at and the cholera mas DIohem E E J %
Them committing terrible rayages tOry-slA hau uou d"
The coffee crop throughout Central America promises
The cotton crop Of Nicaragua is severely injured by the
Thn Pepublics Of Central America all tranquil
The French hospital ship Rim, with 500 SCH au i
abed soldiers from Mexico reached fan'@ o ItI,s
OF December. portion OF them VIII cross tno t' i
md be sent home the transport Roland now az
wall The rest will be conveyed TO France VIA Tue
4" The me american ship Florence Treat sailed heEce for
' The IT. ~ s Snarp Jamestown British ship Alert and
French ship Rhin are in port me ia'tTa eCCi'nS Nv"
shaft AT ths British Company " Orks, IODaSO' =,
1H T = steamer Mackinaw is in port at ASplnwall
and expects her rehet To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11
CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA

The steamship Rising Star, which left Aspinwall
January . arrived at thisport on Thursday morning The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11
LIMA.

THF CHARGES OF FRAUD AND CORRUPTION AGAINST
PRADO AND BABRADA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TON OF THE DICTATOR's acknowledgements
OF THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE CHURCH AND
.rlrr l.nN
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-05-22
4 Valuable Lesson. /:
From the n. 0. Times. |

We are pleased to observe the general awakening
among our planters and farmers to the necessity Of
changing that old and fatal policy of deyotnc all thei1
energy, labor and means to the production of the
great staples, and neg gecing the cultivation of the
supplies needed for subsistence and Independence 1t
IS tbs policy which has impoverished our section
Even ID prosperous times it was al unwise policy
The planters who produced their corn, their stock
and who depended upon their own soil for their um-
Der, and the skill and industry OF their hands for their
building, and even for the manufacture of agricultural
implements, were always the most substantially EROS
porous OF our cutvators. They sent less cotton su-
gar and tobacco TO market and the balances in their
favor in the city were smaller. But then they kept
out OF debt, said more at home were more indeper-
dent and happier. When any great revulsion took
place in the financial world or heavy calamity fell up.
on the country, their condition was safe and secure
one, whilst the large planters who had been drawn in
senslby into debt extravaganza and dependence
have been swallowed up in Bankruptcy Though this
truth had been strongly impressed upon the minds of
all thinking people IN the South before the war and
ought to have been still more deeply impressed upon
our planters by the change of condition produced by
the war, the high prices Of the staples seduced them
from the practical adoption of the Lessons which sad
experience should have taught them. Hence the
prevalent distress in the agricultural districts, from
the want OF the necessares of lic-tose necessarcs
for the production of which there is Eo better climate
than ours. Ihe conseqences sadly enerVatng and
disastrous. The vigor and energy, so much needed
tor the resusctation OF our great agricultural inter-
ests are greatly impaired. The prices of our staples,
instead of yielding surplus with which to purchase the
means of subsistence which have neglected to pro-
duce, will hardly compensate for the cost of their pro-
daction. Distressing this result seems it may
prove one of the caaaties which blessings in dis
guise The indications are that the planters have
fully awakened to the of the folly of aderng to
the exclusive production of the staples and that in
the future they will take first to secure ample
supplies of the necessares and means of subsistence
and render themselves independent of the ruinous
in the prices of the staples By this
the energies and resources of the South will be
powerfully invgorated and augmented, and lessons Of
economy will be ncucated which will doubtless nrove
Of great permanent advantage to our people.