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steamer had sailed.
Ne'o York Express.
in snow drift at Pittsfeld. the
other day, bag of netting was found
filled with moss and hair. A local
paper adds: The bundle has been
identified, and proves to be lady's
waterfall. How it became detached
from the wearer is unknown, but the
conjecture is that the owner wa,
caught in the storm, and was obi red
to throw overheard her ballast in
order to make Roadway"
There are two families which it
seems it is the bounden duty of the
nation to sustain-the Fessenden
and Washhurne families-of the
former, there are not less than a
dozen fat and unctious office holders
-of the latter, even more. What
would these poor white folks have
done If the war had broken the
country up.
The name Sunny South is at a dis
count, this season. The paper of
that name, In Mississippi, is absorbed;
the steamboat Of that name, on the
Alabama, is burned; and the ship Of
that name, with the captains wife
and daughter and other passen GERS
on board, is supposed to have been
lost, in September, on the coast of
Japan.
DUMMIES LOOKING Up.-The
Boston Irnceie,' says that the steam
car seems likely to take the place of
locomotives hereafter for light trains
on all short steam roads, to give
greater accommodation, with reduced
fares, and at the same time make
moro money. One Of them ran from
Boston to Salem the other dav, six
teen miles, i'll thirty-eigh minutes,
including stops.
y general advance has taken place
IN the wages OF agricultural laborers
N the Newmarket district, in Eng
land. In the Parish Of Wodditton,
on the estate of the Duke of Rutland.
some cottages, fitted with every do
mest!c convenience, have been erect
ed
Here is the Object of the constitu-
tional amendment, IS announced by
Stevens: The great virtue OF the
amendment is, that il cuts down
their representation and takes away
their power to overrnle rs when thcv
shall form constitutions fit 70 be rep
rcsented'
The late decision Of the Supreme
Court OF Minnesota, declaring the tax
Law Of 1862 unconstitutional, brings
to grief many spectators who had
been purchasing tax titles all over the
State, expecting 10 hold the pro
pcrty.
A St. Joseph, Mo. distller mourns
over the degenoracy OF the race, be-
cause he has had to pay SIG, 500
revenuc tax on the whiskcy manu-
facturcd by him dur;ug the month oi
November, 1866.
The Louisville Jou2sal says: The
fossil remains Of Ike old Union-that
''coyenant with death and league
with hcll' represented in the Su
preme Court of the United States
shows startling symptoms Of vitality.
Lawrence N. Spann, Esq. an old
and respected citizen of Stateburg,
was riding horse back. on Saturday
last, whca the horse stumbled and
threw the old gentleman, breaking
his thigh ana otherwise injuring him.
RTsroE1. young Italian boy,
thirteen years Of age, walked all The
way to Detroit from Chatam forty
five miles-and pawncd his harp to
see Ristori He took lodgings for
the night at the OGlicc station
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A PATRIOTIC THoUGur BEAUTIFUL
Ly EXPRESSED. THE New Orleans
&'cayuae, referring to the decision
Of the Supreme Court on military
commissions, says: ''This emerging
Of the Supreme Court above the
atmosphere of partisan strifes and
tumultuous popular passions into
the region Of calm and uncloudcd
justice, is the rising above the
u aters of the Ararat, on which the
ark OF the Constitution may repose
IN security. 1t is the herald Of the
good tidings that they, whom its
broad roof shelters, may begin.
without fear of further floods, to
turn their thoughts to the task of re-
plenishing and adjoining the beauti.
fnl earth that is restored to them
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Congregational.

WASHINGTON, January 23.--Tn: House
remained in session till o'clock this
morning. Forty votes bv yeas and nays
were takca-only a third as many rs dur.
ing the famous fight over the kansas-Nc-
oraska bill. The majority finally welded
Ut. boutwe!t proposing an adjournment to
20 o'clock, and between that hour and
2oon, should be at the disposal Of the De-
.nocrats. who wished to debate tho bill
There was no promise, however. on The
part OF the Democrats that they would
allow vote at noon.
BoutwelEs bill, making a rule for the
United States Courts, excluding from nrac.
ace Confedcratcs, ana others, passed 100
to -.
In the House. the Republicans voting
against Boutwells bill were Hale. Latham
McLurc and StilIwell
Ahc Judiciary Committee obtained leave
70 report the eight hour systcm of labor
at any time.
The bill limiting he time for filing claims
@wo hours were consumed in hearing
eHcuscs, Nc, cf those absent last night
without leave
The bill providing for tie successor Of
inc Presidential Office was taken up. dis
casscd, ordered to he printed and referred
20 the Judiciary Committee
In the Senate, various ucti;iolis wer,
prescntcd, lnclu,hag one for reimburse.
1mcnt of III" money taken by the st. Al
ban raiders.
long bill, defining tho home :cad laws,
*as referred TO thc Committee On Public
lands.
The h;ll passed BY the House 1T noon TO-
day, prescribing r;.!es far the qualification
ot lawyers practicinS in the United States
EeIrts!, was referred to tho Judiciary
Committee.
bill for the relief OF the heirs Of John
+. BouliSny. formerly member of Congress
from Louisiana, passed. 1t confirms tho
his heirs.
The tariff bill was taken up. long
speeches Were made, and the Senate I'D
lourned.
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OILS, OILS, OTI.S1lt

~ Mc sign Of tie Golde,a Pal Lack
Z CST received, good supply of TAN
~ NEiiS OILS, MACHINERY OILS.
Boiled and Raw I.!NSEED OILS, pUro
KEROSENE. OIL. Aud for sale low by
Jan2t Holm n DIAJ.
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Acacia Lodge No. 81. a. 2. M.

a \ regular communication of this
Y~lodSe will be held THIS EVENING,
/V\2lth INST, at Z o'clock, at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
The Third Degree will be conferred.
BY order of the w. II.
j. l.. klRKM GOD, Secretary.
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The PLACE FOR CoLoRED LAn1Es.-
Iheodore Tiiton lecturcd i'll Chicago
on the 18th. Being advised. in the
afternoon, that colorcd ladies Of the
highest responsibility had been re-
fused tickets, he went in person to
the Office and demanded an explana-
ton. The salesman referred him to
Mr.. Crosby, who assumed the re-
sponsibility. Mr.. Tilton appealed to
the President Of the Young Men
Association, who Immediately issued
complimentary tickets to the best re-
served seats Ii the house, which Mr..
Hilton insisted upon personally deli
rcring to the ladies ~ question.
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HYPoCRITEs. From incontroverti
BILE statistics, it has been discovered
that, during the last nine months,
Il, 600 cases of fiogging ha7 occurred
IN the public schools at Boston. This
statement is made up from the teach
ers, record, and mnst be authentic.
This, says the New York E.cp7.ess,
beats, we think, anything We ever
heard from the old fifteen slave
States. In these fifteen States, in a
whole year, We do not believe as
many blacks were whipped as here
we have record Of for white boys and
girls
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The E.deiah &omhncl tells the fol-
lowing on Holden, OF the .Stensdud:
y colorcd man in this ely, few days
ago, giving q gentleman descrip-
ton OF 4he intended celebration OF
the first Of january ~ the blacks,
explained why it was tu"t they had
invited Mr.. Such ana ,3uch-a one TO
address them. He began with lLo!-
den. "Ob course, . says he, eve in
vlted Mr.. Holden; we colored folks
thinks that he is ono ob usi" Ap-
pr2ciativc darkey.
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STEPHENS IN BRooKIYN.-James
Stephens, The Enc. 0. [. r., has not
sailed for Europe, rs stated, but is
now residing, as reported, at No. 80
Second place, near Court street.
South Brooklyn. He is living in the
greatest privacy, though making no
attempt at disguise. On Saturday
last, he intended to sail to France,
but reached the pier after the French
steamer had sailed.
Ne,o YORK ErnresS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
THE LOAN FEATURE
OF THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Direcsors Of The Delaware Mutual Life GnsuraEce
Company, believing that its memhes are not only sn
tied to rareEe all the premiums paid aalum
cd by them, in ths shnpe and under the Of Dlsi
dends, but thai they entitled to all the benefits which
the large Accommodations of LIE Company confer,
haye determined 10 incorporate the following feature
into Its plan, viz,
When the accumulation of funds from premium
ceps shall be sufficient to meet ordinary osses the
cess shall be loaned to ths highest bidder the follow
ing terms, via;
Firsi-Money shall be loaned to Policy Holders only.
Sseond-No member shall borrow moro than the amount
Of bis Policy.
Third-Ths Policy will be taken as security, but only
for Its actual valur C.. it's "suenar yAlue-hs bai-
auce must be amply secured by satisfactory rst Aorisa
Real Estate. The Board Of Directors shall be the
judges OF the suflciency Of such security.
Fourih-In tue event of the death Of the member 10
whom such loan Is made It shall be applied to the pay
ment of his Policy.
Fgh.-Money loaned shall be ca led In only In eaEea
OF extraordinary losses and hen sixty days notice shall
be given, and the loans longest out shall be the nrst
called n and not moro than fourth Of any loan
hh os eAle1 III AZ one payment hnosa larger pIopVr
ton shall be indspansaby Tbus giving the
borrower the probable oi the money during bis ie
II he chooses to ret,ln 1t.
Srh lin casa the member to whom money ia loaned,
shall fail to pay the interest agrssd upou shall allow
his Policy lapse f5r nonpAymsni " pTsaluup, thSn
the loan shall be wlthdrawn.
Spehh--Every member Of tho Gonl?suy shall DO nol.
fad when funds are 10 be disposed OF ia his manner and
bids shall DO s'eivei by "sealed proposals"
SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF COMPANY 10 another
column. oet7o-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
NEW YORK: HAKPER 81 BROTHERS,
FRANKLIN SQuARE.
Arom he N.sis 1a,k Ep.ninn pna,.

tMessrs. Harper Rrothers will publish in few day
volume of extraordinary Interest. life Prince Al
sit the greater part Of which Is from the pen Queen
Victoria The Queens share 10 the authorship Of ts
book IL nueh greater than is indicated In the title No
sphi part and that decidedly the most interesting a
The story of Aberts childhood is chiefly told by him
self In extracts from his diary and Correspondence
he ais marriage described by himselfnd the Queen
There are few personal narratives touching ST beau
nl as this aud the book will be read with Intense i'm
terest everyw
An English paper says; "This biography was TO be
for his sons and daughters and In It's compilation aN ref
aud natural use made Of tho most domestic ard
everyday details as II It had been the printed homchst
OF the palace. But the preface says, her Majesty
feared that imperfect copies Of 1t might come into cir
culaioR and good advice given her that the better
course would be the boder that namely OF making her
people members Of her family 80 -
" This pathetic book-glowng with household fond.
nesses, and plain to bodness In It's resolute Wish 10 e
nothing go Of the dead that be ssvad-w speak 10
millions The things they understand best A certain
surprise VIII be felt the part some that Queen can
Dc 50 wholly woman and wife, but all will bs glad that
her Majesty makes friends Of her readers and tells them
ike one who Ia not afraid put her love to the test Of
the uttermoHt truth how much she loved this man. and
what good reason she had for her DEVOTION"
Harper Brothers will send the above Work by Mail
postage prepaid 9 part Of the United states on re-
elptLof $500. auRsO3w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
IoIlraat anU AtattaiNRtE
TUESDAY MonErNo, NOVEMBER 90, 1867
- - IATEI
aeiuei. ofiose constitute, = squars. .


o,,.ii,ei, OF tose aonstituteia square, tili.
~ singistn nscriiun 90 cents psr square. ~ sA
~ ~ weatsot fiur nues, slnglein nberuon S9sehtb. Z
XII 1',lj:NNb AND srArEsMA y ie pn.lisiniod eyery
rue Ils. '2s s,,i friday AtTHRGE DOLLARS YEAH, pay
Iuesits ysnre No Inscriptions will he received 49,
aho , throe months, and no paper UNI
les arepad, uulestai Inception Of thepup
Usher. ..,., s. IAnuN AND STATESMAN is pub.
Tue w. p,iday nj Two DOLLARS PER ANNum,
ansh otrnREE pOLLhis at She END Oh
the yelr ,na rraeaiur snuNrewill be n
.r,sa thrsemes foroae dollar a,Sy sr ones
,n ne game proportion. ,.,.. ..,4t,, tbo ti,ns
~ 10 bs published, will be continued unui they
rsforbi and charged acenrine 70 the an9vs
Arg & vilegs u Annual Advertisers ta stretly lmeu
4 avn Immediate bnsiness and sll ndyert,sene,nss
70 NJ iea4t oi other persons, us well as az huvet.se'
I9I nat Immediately rpnno5iei with their own DUST
@ md ali cia.ses Of adv fsdmonts IN lergh OF ensr
yond ihe limits engaged, Will bo charged a. ule
~,ns rates For all eaca transeut adyerttins elis w
~ sessrstsiy rsudersl aud prompt payment 10 desrsa.
nv FsrSrnx gNs6RrtnH Of their Advertisements ana
,e. on tuesdays and Fridays our advettserH are m
s mat thsir fAvors be handed In Fev'ous TO
nna oslock, A. NJ. on MONDAYS aud ThursdsYs.
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unAoE,s cMLEpRATMp sALvE.

From Mr.. JANIS oURLiH, Of Amesbury, Mass,
81 afflicted with felon one Of my hngerB,
and tried many remedies without relief. NY friends
Induced ma to apply your saye In two days It extract
ed the Inflammation from nv finger 81 as to enable me
to resume my work can almost say that the Salvs
worked lise Magic for 1t effected without leaving
sear. l unhssltatingly pronounce GRAcGs sALNE
an excellent remedy and do not doubt II will he appre
riated throughout the land
OHIY 25 CENTS A BOX,
SETH WsfOWLE 4 SON, Boston, Pfopretors.
Sold by Apotheearie9 aud drooers generally, uovt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
spmoIAL NOTICES.
Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherr,

Or. WiStar'S BalSam of Wild Cherry,
Where this article is known it is work Of suPorero
CATION to say ono in Tia favor, we'll i't estab
lshel as an unfang remedy for coushs, Colds Br9n-
ohi!is Group, whoopug Cough, Asthma diseases of the
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all diseases, CONSUMPTION, which high medical au-f
thory has TO be ucurable disease. Those
who have used this remedy know lis valuo those who
have not have but to make single trial to be satisfied
that Of all others It is the remedy.
TuE REV, JAC0B sECHLER,
Wsllknown and much respected among the German
population of this country writes aa follnws
HANOVER, Pa Feb. lG, 1859.
Messrs. 8. W. FowLE soN, boston.
Dear SifS.-Hsvilg realiard in my fniliY important
benefits from thp Of yorr valuable preparation
wstars Basam Of wild cherry-t affords me pleasure
to recommend it to the public, Some eight years ago,
uus Of my daughters seemed to he IN decline, and ls
hopes Of her recovery entertaned tneu procured
bote OF your excellent Bilsam, aud before she had
taken the whols of il there was atea Improvement In
her health have In my ndividusl cAse made frequent
use Of your valuable rue leipei and have always been
benefited by II would however, cautiou the puhlia
nzanst Imposition, because there Is good deal o. spu
rious wstars bissm Of wild Cherry aiioat throughout
thsr ,untry JACOB SCHILLER,
None geuuue unless signed ~. BUTTS" on .ha
wrapper. -.
Boston and for sale by DRUGGISTS generally. noy5
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
RAILRoAps 9 sTRAMBoATs.

| LiAa Gaa EH5gz1 PHILADELPHIA, WILL
sss1 # n lt,s 4 r. sMiNaroH AND BALTIMoRn
COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER suth, 1887.
Trains will leave Depot corner Broad strsst ana Weak
inEton Avenue. follows: ~
wAY-MAIL TRAIN atsso A. NJ (sundsys .xssplsd,
Ior Baltimore stopping at all Re- uiAr Stations Cca
Meeting with Delaware Rail RoHl At Wilminrton A.
Vrlsheld and intermediate Stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN At 1900 NJ (sundays sxespssd,
ExpREss TRAIN a $40 P M tsuadays excepted,
low, Ian wood Clay mont Wii1hgton. New port Stanton
AZ North East CbArsstewn Perry HHsra
Chsse's and s,sm,na, p Edsewooa Magnolia
MioaT s IEXPRtss at Il.Oo P. NJ, (dAily) for Ba
An4 y Ahhngten. Connects al Wilmington fsAtu
Ays excepteel with Delaware Railroad Iins itoppine Al
sssf,,d 5AsI Mlddletown Clayton, Dover Harrington,
Urisa with Boat ior Fortress Monroe Norfolk Ports
sangsrs for Fortress Mouros and Norfolk via RAN.
nIIs WI, taks the 1900 NJ. train. Via oriEaeld viii
It,r.,if. WILMINGTON TRAINS, H
eEpPlng at all stations between PhiiAdelphAand VII.
lsave G GPhilsdeIpha at laO 49, Il 80 (d.y
~. a. Ihs asO ~ train conneeis with Delaware Rail-
r. N. train runs to New Castle.
, issye Wilmington at 100 and 8 90 A. NJ 400 and csc
daily PM. wv $50 1'sv
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at M, ,12 so and esq Ply.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ID Leave We Chester at7S4, SAL and llls A. NJ 44s s6
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Baltimore 7l26 A. NJ. Way Mail. psb A, M Rx
press 2io r. NJ, kzpress. o.s6 P. NJ, Rxpresa. s6bP
From Bst@oEo al to Port Dsposlt and inisrnsdists st
Accommodations Train from Port Deposit will leave
perryvile at 647 A. NJ for Bslmsrs and inteJuealafe
stGtions.
TRAINS FOR BkLTIaoRB.
Leave Chester at s.t2A. NJ, and AosPM
wilmington at 10 co A. NJ. and 4.b6 Pm
freight Train with Passenger Oar attached will i..vs
Wilmington for Perryvie and Interme edists etetIons
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
LeAVea baltimore at 55 p. N aoppinR Al uavraaaar...
psrryyille and Wilmington. Also stopS al RorthBsst
hkoh aud Newark to take for Phndephjs and
leave passengers from Washington or baltimore end "a
Chester to leave passengers from washneton o. Rati
nore. II. =. kRNNEY. supsrintsndsbL
ff5s m - DELLA WARE RAIL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
rn uoNsuMPrlVMs.

The Rev. EDWARD A. Wilson will send Gree %
cbargel 10 all who desire H. the Inscription with the d
Ioetions for making aud tsing The simple remedy hy
which he was cured Of uug all etion and that drea
disease conHunrtion His nhlY object n 10 bbneht tho
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer viii try this pres-
cription al II will cost them nothing. and may prove
blessing, Please Rdlres., -
REV, EDWARD A. WILSON
No l8s South second Street,
tenttO Sm Williamsburg, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
ruuOne nm VOUVlI,

Gentleman who suffered fer yeirs e IN Nervous 70,
luitX promsture Dscay and ali the effsts Of youthful
scre'Ian will for tha sikt " suvriug humanity, send
fges to ali who nail IT, tHe M and dre Gus Tor mat
lpg the simple 70 nedy by wbfb he eurei sufferers
slIirR to prof by The vsrlisls experience, can 90
-" JoHa Il. 0dDEN
nYlO.lyW - Nel'f s'leelt Nu" A"'A'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
rAnTps TRussEs, sUpPORrERs,
noys-lm

Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh
treated with the utm ost success by DR.. J. ISAACS
Orulst and Aurist fofmerly Of Leyden lIollAnd No.
$40 ARCH Street. Philadelphia. Testmontals from the
most reliable the City apd Comfy be
:, his Office. The medical faculty invited to Ao-
company their PATIENTS he has BeQrets In HE prac
tsoe. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pain. No
charge made for examination sep25.ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
NATURALIZATION.

information guaranteed to produce uxuriant growth
of hair upon ba head beArdess face, also recipe
for the removal OF pimples, Bloehes EfuptonE etc.,
The sRtu lesYng this same SOFT clear and beautiful, can
be- obtained Nilhout charge by addressing
'THoS. ,. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
eaptI0sgm S23 broadway, New foFks
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
NEW PuBLIoATroNs.
QUEEN VIoTORIA,s MEMOIR OF
W HER HUSBAND.

HARPER BRoTHER6 have just ready, In one volume,
i2mo price a2 00 with two portrnlaon steel by william
Hol from painiln in the nossesson Of Her Majesty
the Quoan, THE EARLY YEARS or HIS ROYAL
HIGHNEss the PRINCE ooNsORT, compiled under
the direction Of Her Majesty the Queen Nv Lieut.
General the Hon. CHARLES GhBr.a ,r
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

TTELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU Ia plsGssu
III 10 taste and od fee from all Injurious properties
and im mmHdate in It's action. N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

uNNFEEl LED AND DELEGATE CONSTITUTIONS Of
both snxes Ilelmbolds Extract Ruchu. 1t will
ava brisk and energet feelings and enable yoa to sleep
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
saptI0-sm

III TRLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUouU gives health and
Ill vigor to the fame aud bloOm TO the pAllid cheek
Dsbllltyis accompanied hy many alarming tymptomv
aad ii no treatment is submitted to- Consumption, ln
a4ni'y or Eplleptic Fits ensue.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

NEW CASTLE TRAINs
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhiIadsIYhln al
30 M. -
Leave Philadelphia 800 p M. and wilmington 14o p.
d. for New Castle -
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINE
Additional to these above leave Smyrna for Clayton
noon, and 1,4O p NJ. Clayton for smyrna $40 r. And
400 and 1890 p. NJ to mAke connection with trains o
and from pover and Stations seuth
Trains leaving Crisheld at $40 r. M and Wilmibston
going South at Il 40 A. NJ will run in close couneciioa
with eteamhoats to Norfolk and Portsmouth zd Exprsas
Trains 70 and from Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA and New
York. They will stop the Delaware Railroad Line
only at principal stations at which their time Is atntd
Except that Steamboat Train south sill let oa pas
have tickets. 80 -
Passengers from Delaware r r. Line TO baltimore
and from Baltimore to Delaware Railroad change earo al
N G. junction in morning, at wilmington in edtefnocn
and night, unless trains are delayed.
10. sRWALL
nala R.ltr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
ADDRESS TO THE NERVOUS AND
DEHILITAVED

SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF COMPANY 10 suothsi
column. oet7o-im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26
E.o. eRwALL,
Superintendent Delsuars Railroad.

6ssls sza aEnez1 FOR NEW YORK.---
essRk& W z5ekRARITAN DELAWARE BAY
Winter time commencing OCTOBER 81, 1861.
From Vine Street Ferry, daily lsuDdayH exeepe) T6
A NJ. Express Passenger Train for New York, Long
fAhk..,,.s -.,uSsOO faI# Sd.
b30 P. Nj. Expess freight and EmgrAnt train for New
York
Way Freight Train from coopers Point, Camden, ct
Returning from New York, from Pier sa foot Of Duuns
straet at 1l5A Express Passenger Line per steam
JRseR H0YE
500 P; N. Express, Freight and RmigrAnt Line per
steamer WYOMING.
A@rFreght should be delivered at the wArahonBs, Ne.
$50 n Delaware Avenue, before p NJ. Rates low, and
quick time Uniformly made. Apply 20
.. r. h. CHIPMAE, AaKEr.
W. g. sNEEDEN Cn, Lessses mAy1T-f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

Fourth and King Streets, Wilmington Del.
Sold wholesale by Dyott Co.. and J, hnton, Holloway
& Cowden Philadslpha and at ratail by D. f. Burton
and Cowgirl soa Doveri and doalers In sdenes every
whero. npr2o-u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

Srenh--Every member Of the Gomfsny shall DO noll-
fed when funds 70 be disposed ofia this manner and
bids shall be re 'eiyei by "feaed proposals"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-26

Sirtt in casa the member to whom noney ia loaned,
shall fail to pay the interest agrssd upou, shall allow
his Policy lapse for nonpAymsnt of prs@iuu' thSn
the loan shall be Withdraw.