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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

THE SWORD OF MARIoE.-The sword of
Marion, the great partisan fighter, is now in
the possession of member of the bar of
Philadelphia. 1t was captured by Captain
Edward McKeige, then acting master in the
United States Navy, May 1, 1869, at St,
Mary's, Georgia. 1t was found concealed
on the top of an old wardrobe, in an ancient
stone house. 1t was presented by Captain
McKeige 10 Commodore Meade, of the navy,
who presented it to his brother, Major Gen.
George @. Meade, who again presented it to
the gentleman in whose possession it now
is. The blade is an exceedingly fine one
The notices on the blade arc characteristic
of olden chivalry, expressing on one side
"No mo sagues sin razOin," (never draw me
without cause, } and on the other, "No on
smbaiaes sen honor" (never sheathe me
without honor.) General Marion's name
is rudcly carved on the handle, bearing the
date 1878. Ii is probable the sword Will fine
its way back to Georgia. PAtd. No'Os.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

! also hold the refusal of 500 ACRES OF LAND,
10 central part OF Virginia. 10 miles from Petersburg
II Will make 10 valuSble farms with plenty Of timber
and wood. heeye ts healthy location and better
natursl land than is selling in this State for
hundred dollars acre. and only IA hours travel from
this city, will buy the tract in company with five
more persons who will go and improve it.
il can DO bought for less than ten thousand dollars.
J. A. BROWN,
Rug20-2m Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

III FOR sALR OR FsxcHANGE FOI;

.mHa OTHER PROPERTY IN WILMINGTON
-GAA Farm containing 90 acres, less, SIT
uae lincoln within miles OF Milford in Cedar
Creek Hundred Sussex County, Delaware, Siihin -
miles Of Depot the Raiload from Milford to GEORGE
town. One hundred anu len ceared. II Is
unusually healthy place the water excellent the house
old but substantial 20 feet by 10 feet three down
and three upstairs outbuidipgs very moderate coed
orchard the ground though poor OF excellent natural
quality capable of raising whe oats any
other crop, with iitte lime and fertilizers. Clover and
timothy grow WE'LL it is said, land in the county il
better adapted u peaches and all kinds If fruits and
vegetnb es. There is now crop OF growing, on
shares. Possession would be given within month.
And good hotseratriage farm wagon and some farm
inpaments, with household furniture which would be
sold at valuation, If desired. This place will DO dis
posed OFF low upon favorable terms aud is desirable
farming OF speculation, Apply to ...
WM. MocAULLEY
6o6 Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

THE SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE, HAS so ROOMS
Ten Fin Alley les House, aud square II ground,
we'll eseuiatol for hotel any pube institution.
This property will sell for less than 1t would cost to put
the buildings ON 1t, exchanged for other property.
J. A. BROWN, West Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

The Rev EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree Of
charged all who desire it. the prescription with the d
fertiois for making and using the simple remedy by
which he was cured Of lung affection and that dreal
sonse consumption. His only object is to benefit The
afflicted aud he hopes every sufferer will try this pres
crption as It will cost them nothing, and may provo
blessing, Please address,
REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
No. 1866 South Second Street,
septic. SIN Williamsburg, New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11
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for the removal Of pimpes, Bloehes EruPtons, ETC..
the skim leaving this same Soft clear and beautiful
DO obtained without charge by addressing
THOs. Il. CHAPMAN, CnRHlsT,
septl0-sui 823 broadway, New York,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

HAVE 1000 ACRES OF GOOD FARM Ian u
within so minutes tide of the City Of Petersburg and
u hours from Wilmington by RAILROAD, that will sell
in lots OF from 10 to 100 acres at $40 per acre.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11
For all the Protean forms of Disease originating in
GGRnEII.A.


such as salt aeHR, Cancer, Consumption &c. thera is
nothing equal the purifying effects Of Iodine when
administered in a pure state
Dir. II. ANDES IODINE WATER
is pure solution Of Iodine dissolved in water, without
solvent and the best reedy for Scofula and kindred
diseases ever discovered. Circulars free.
J. P. DINSM0RE,
50 Dey Street, New York.
Sold by DruRgists generally. 'octS1m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

ABOUT 30 HOUSE LOTS, very desirahly situated II
West wilmington, at private salu at Auction preea
j. A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

Three miles out Of The City nf Petersburg. SIXTY
SIN ACRES, with good buildings and plenty Of Fruit
Price, $4,000. j. A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

INOR sALE.--A a0OD THREE STORY BRICK
IT. HOUSE, OF modern style, having 10 large rooms
good dry CELLAR The house II furnished with water.
and paror heater The lot is % leet 'front.' 145 deep,
having shade trees AMI variety Of grapes and other
small fruits Is beautifully situated Washington street
No STA having elegant prospect Of town and country
Terms accommodating. Possession 25th March next
Apply 10 MN. McCAULLEY,
fabfg C0a Narket stroat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

OGdIuG5Sg olAAohGhS fA4ANt OdbdIIA
Treated with the utmost success, by DR., J. ISAACs
Ocust aud Aurist, formerly Of Leyden, Holland No.
5l9 PINE street. Philadelphia. Testimonials the
most reliable sources in the City ard County bs
at his office. The medical faculty invited 10
company their psenis he has secrets in hr prac
tice. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without paip, No
charge made for examination sep251y
fImE GLORY or MAN Is Observation-Disclosures tn
Il nervous and debilitated should Immediately use
Ilemholh's Extract Buchu.
\ NDR SALE IOW--A SECONDHAND nnt'8LE
Il nEsk, and a 1900 ID. PLATFORM SCALE can b.
hou sbt. low at heiHardware Store Of
j. A. ROBINSON & co.
mar2G-tf seeond aud Market SITS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

YARNS FOR SALE.-No.I l. An excellent faria
II within one mile of Newark depot in New Castle
County, containing about hundrad less
with good dwelling and tenant houe. and excellent
bargain.
No. .. nice little farm ii uate in BrAndywins Hun
dred, within ~ miles Of Wilmington, contAinipg 10
acres, more or less.
No very valuable farm, in excellent order, on The
Bfandywine mi es Abnye Wilmington, with 1ne hulI
ings, orchards and her improvements, containing l4l
sores more less.
No. L. Farm of 900 adjoining the city Of VIII
niington with buildings orchards, and improvements
suitable for farming trucking good investment
speculation. Apply to WIN NoJAULLEY,
oct. b. COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

FOR SALE.--THAT VALUABLE
ia FARM, situate partly ia the City Of Wilmington
sFas and partly In Chisriana Hundred, known the
AL "warnor or Wrlsht' Farm, adjoining lands Of
ienIy a. banning, ESD, Thomas r hayaId, ESD Qate
Col DAyisF) Dr. Brown Mrs Cornell aud Others contain
Ing about lilo less -s property has sew
eral OF the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
around Wilmington. lies on both sihes Of the Railroad
aud Turnpike aud Is in every way desirable as specu-
laion by operators in lieal Estate lew gentlemen
who desire handsome locations for private residences
Apply to WIN NeCAULLEY,
ir25 II COG Market Street Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11


This remedy is especially adapel to, and has proved
p0httlve and certain cura for PULMONARY CONSUME
TIONi and in will II tail whre the constitution
has not been broken down with pretended medicines and
Inexperienced advice.
1t acts promptly ami quickly in curing all CLronis
Diseases affecting the Throt Ereast aud Lungs, in
Bronchial Affections, sOrs Throit Chronic
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Bronchitis wh0opng Cough,
shoFncss Of breath, Splitting Of Blood Soreness of the
Breast Pain and Tghtness la the lrelst, faarrh the
nresst Hoareness Measles Coughs &C. 1t Is a power
full expecirant, with tonic Alternative and dusive pro-
peres and stands uneSrelle IL rarely equalnd in
ing ali diseases Of tbs Throat aud Lungs It has cured
Asthma Ut ten yetra Standing In CrOup il is perfect
sfeeiie 1t ae's as ehemrs food, and will build ~
weakened and emaoiied constitutions.
Ep-lts immense sales proves Its excellence.
Consump'iyes, verify believe your hope is in this
remsiy. Its many euioi q apparently hopeless
nave proven II q remedy Of extraordinary value
We invite trial, il will full salts
faction Ne guarantee Il alt We represeHt utobe
PRICE 80 GENTS small sized, and $500 large sized
bottles Sent by expre to part the country,
curely paeyed, on receipt Of tbs money.
invented, Prepared aud sold by
HR J.sIMuS Il SON,
DEALERS IN PURE FANNY MEDICINES;
Fourth and King Streets, Wilmington, Del
Sold Wholesale by Dynt < Co, and j. hnson Holloway
Cnwdon Philadelphia; and at Retail by D. F. burton
and Cowgll Son, bower and dealers in medicines every
where. apr2G-t II
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

rIlHE SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE TO LET,
with without the furniture. active partner
wanted to manage it. Desiring to devote my time 10
ether business will let, at reasonable rent, to good
tenant with three hundred dollars month OF boarders
in the house to with, and plenty of appea-
lions for summer board. II not let an active partner
will he received, il one should offer, calculated to
manage the business and make II profitable.
may3t-tf IA BROWN,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

Sept. 90. 1860

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE CON-
tanning two hundred acres less, situate in
Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County and State Of
Delaware the River road five miles New Castle
The buildings excellent, brick house with II
good BARN spring house, ice house and other out build
ings. Also two story tenant house. Is healthy and
desirable property. Apply to
W. MoCAULLEY,
606 Market street,
Oct20 Wilmington Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

NOR SALE.--A very desirable property situate TN
Market street, between 9th and 9Th streets, ronti-
ing 81 x feet Market street. aud 3lS feet shipe
street; with four storied building Market street
with large three story back buildings with three
story dwellings shpey street One of the best situa-
tons for business in the city, and will be sold ufon fA-
vorable terms. Apply to wM MeoAuLLEY,
oct 8. COG Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

Additional to those above leave Smyrna for Cavton "a
noon and I4O + NJ Clayton for smyrna $40 T. M and
sN0 aud 1890 II NJ, 70 make connection with trains 10
and from iover, and Stations SOUTH -
Trains leaving Drisheld 600 r. NJ and Wilmtnstor
going South at ~ 30 A. NJ will in close copusoon
with Steamboats, 10 Norfolk Portsmouth and EYnYsa
Trains e. aud from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York They will stop the Delaware Railroad Lima
only ~ principal stations at which their time IL stat
Except that Steamboat Train South will let on mas.
have tiskets 'sA '"eJ
Passengers from Delaware r. Il. Line to baltimore.
change ears at Wilmington. Passengers from Baituare
70 Delaware Railroad change cars at N O. junction IN
morning, al Wilmington at hight trains are delay
eu' Z. O. sEWALL,
Superintendent Delaware Railroad.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

ARGE BUILDING FOR sALE.--TIIE
i ! UNION CHURCH in Second street near Washington
street The congregation have erected and beaut
iul church at Filth aud Washington, hence the Old
house is sale at much less prize than it be bl
for at present SASH MAKERS, MAClIINIsTs AND
MANUFACTURERS TAKE NOTICE. Call on
nOv21tf BRIGHT SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11
NOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR CITY

nor SAL e, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
IL PR0PERTY-A FARM of III acres Of land $50 Of
which Is arAble situate between Ektou and North East
O miles from the former and miles from the latter Ex
eeent house. fair out buildngs we'll fenced and water
ed with orchards II not sold soon II will be rented
Possession given Immediately Apply to
WIN. McCAULLEY,
Janis SOC Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-11

TIlAKE NO MORE UNPLE ASA N z and UNSAFE RENE
1 DIES for unpleasant and dangerous diseases. Us
Hslmbold's Extract Buehu and Improved Ross Wash
The national Republican., 1867-08-19

TIE MANASSAS Gar RAILRoAD,-Since
The transfsr Of the fintsfests Of the Manassas
Cap ruilfoad 10 the Orange and Alexandria Rail.
road Company there has been every disposition
manifested By the latter company 10 fulfil the
Obligation they placed themselves under viz |;
70 complete the Manassas Gap railroad, 80 that
largo number Of the old stoekholders princi.
Eslly residing IN Losdoun county, could enjoy
the facilities and advantages Of the railway.
Mr. vandergrift, superintsndsnt Of the Orange
and Alezsndria railroad, has lately made an in.
speotion along the whole line Of the Manassas
Gap railway, finished and unfinished, In com.
psny with Hon. Z. Q. Msrshail, lste president
Of the Manassas Gap railroad. He made a IA
yorable report Of the prospects Of the road and
the immediate necessity Of completing the rail-.
way from Piedmont TO Mount jackson. -
Since the report II Is undsrstood that con.
tract had been entered into with Messrs. Plucin
4 Clarke, Of Baltimore, for the sum Of $4OO, 900,
TO complete the road from Piedmont to Mount
Jackson. We are glad Of this Tho stockhold.
srs Of the old company Manassas Gap) deserve
to have all the facilities that the railway can
bring them. II was stern necessity that com.
PEELED them to transfer all right, title and in.
tsrsst to the Orange and Alsrsndri. railroad,
and mono felt II more clearly than their able and
gentiemanIy president, Hon. r. G. Marshall;
but In the impoverished condition Of the road
want Of finances, heavily in debt, &c-thsre was
no other alternative. Hon. John s. Barbour,
president Of the Orange and Alexandria railroad,
Is carrying out In good faith all the terms Of the
transfer, and Ia doing everything In his power to
bring the citizens Of Loudoun county, with their
crops, their produce, &o., In close connection
with Alexandria and Washington. To the on.
ergy Of Mr.. Barbour Is mainly duo the credit Of
50 soon having the incompletsd portion Of the
road placed under contract, and We trust before
many months to record the success Of the con-
tractors and the finishing Of twenty-ssven miles
Of railway, so necessary q convenience To many
Of tho noblsst and best Of tbs sons and daughters
Of the Old Dominion.
The national Republican., 1867-08-19
The association numbers one hundred and
thirty three members.
Very respectfully, N. II. MrLLEn,
tFr1T 7. L. BLoUNr,
/.

JAcoB q. JACOBSON, Recording Secretary.
In connection with the above, the board also
submitted the report Of the committee on pic.
nic, As follows receipts, s171.50; expenditures,
$1l4.75j leaving balance Of $5675.
Tho weather was very unfayorable or tho com.
mittee would certainly have expected larger
sum to have been realised.
The reports Of the board Of managers and tho
committee on picnic we're received, and on mo.
tion adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Heilbrun, q committee of
1--WE was appointed to draft resolutions expressing
Of the sense Of the Association, In coincidence to
the memory Of the deceased, Mr.. H. Rosenberg,
one of tho members Of the Association. The
committee was appointed by the Chair and con-
sisted Of Messrs L. Heilbrun, L. Gassenheimer,
D. Giesdorf, II. L. Blout, and A. Straus.
Aher the transaction Of some other business,
the Association adjourned to meet again in th,
same hall on the second Sunday Of October.
This association aoeomplishes much goot
among the members Of the persuasion; unpro-
tending yet generous, modest workers yet liberia
givsrs, the Hebrew Benevolent Association rank
among tho leading charitable institutions Of the
country.
The national Republican., 1867-08-19
tn e DEPAR TN MENTS.
The Treasury.


STATISTICAL InroRMATIoN.-The Director oil
the Bureau Of Statistics ID In receipt Of statisti.
cal works from the central bureau In Sweden, a
also from the statistical bureaus Of Bremen and
0ldenburg, and from the colonial librarian Al
Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana, all Of which have
been placed In the library Of reference. The
library has been very much enriched during the
through the system Of international exchanges
inaugurated last winter.
No DEDUCTION OF SALARY TAx-MILEAoE
SUBJEcr.-The Acting Commissioner Of Inter.
nal Revenue decides that the provisions Of the
law impeding salary prescribe no exemption Of
such snlary from tax, except an amount at the
rate Of 81 900 per annum. House rent paid Is
deduotable, however, from income returned, but
II the salaried officer have no income beyond his
salary, the allowance Of reduction will be found
Of no practical advantage. The commissioner
also decides that mileage Is subject to the salary
tar.
To BE LOOKED Isro.-The Director Of tho Bu.
reau Of Statistics has called the attention Of COL
lectors to the fact that the foreign steamers
upon entering our ports report lower Tonnage
than upon clearing, probably with Of view eyad.
Ing portion Of the customary port charges
This practice appears to be common with Brit
ish steamers, while German, Bremen, and French
vessels are generally reported correctly Thus
the British steamer City Of Paris entered on the
1st Of April at 776 tons and cleared on the 9Th
Of April at 2,646 tons. Tho Java entered May
18th ut 1,'60 tons, and cleared May 2S at z, ,7si.
Tho Malta entered April 20 at LAO tons, and
cleared afterwards at 2,260. The William Penn
entered at 800 tons, and cleared at ASIA tons.
The Corsica entered at 681 tons, and cleared at
!, 1852 tons. And so on through alist Of several
hundred vessels, the only exception to which Is
the Great Eastern, which entered April 10 at
20, l52 tons, and cleared April 10 at 10, 140 tons
The national Republican., 1867-08-19

HEBREW BENEVOLENT AssoCIArroY.-The
Hebrew Benevolent Association held their regu.
lar quarterly meeting yesterday, at 10 ., m, al
Woodward Hall. Tho meeting was called 10 or
der by the president N. II. Miller, esq, and the
minutes Of the previous meeting was read BY tn
secretary, Mr.. J. 8. jacobson. Tho minutes, on
motion, wsre adoptedi after which the board o.
managers made the following interesting report
TO he H,6ras Association or Washington, ID, c.
Tho undsrsigned, managers Of your associa
tiop, have the honor TO make the following quar-.
tsrly report Of the condition Of your finances and
the result Of the last three month"; labor per
formed As required BY article thirteen under ths
constitution, and paragraph three under the By
By report made 10 you on the 14th day o.
April last, We then stated, as We have to repeat
again, for the purpose Of placing the managers Ii
. ssrviosabls position. they had 10 divide them
selves into sundry committees, namely, relic
committee, finance committee, and collection
committee, who have done their best to promot,
the welfare and good OF the association.
We also take pleasure to report that picnic
was held on June 26 for the benefit Of relie
fund for tho poor, which resulted in the creates,
satisfaction Of oil who participated In II: Nc
returns have been made % yet by the comnitte,
on arrangements who had charge Of the Affair
for tho OCCASION but We can state that the result
Of the proceeds iss handsome addition to th'
fund.
RIcrrrrs-By N. n. Miller, esq, due fiOm ia'
quarter, el6. - E.-4.rF. ..H.-. ... -
EIPEspnuRRs-By relief committee TO fifteen sp.
ksesip,s during quarter tsr...,.,..,......... sls oC
On hand on last quarter bsl g
: - .
SIS
By expenditures during quarter. .......... s55 q
Dy Dsposit with L. johnson 4 Common. 400 0t
In hands Of treasurer 9l 90
e-.=r sAs sC
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Total receipts. sJie SC
Total xpsnditurss 65 OF
Total asssis 10 daie eisl sf
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The national Republican., 1867-08-19
TELEGRAPH MATERIAL AT

DEPor ouARTHRNAsrHR's OrPfcE
WAsnIEeros, D. O., August 0, 1867.
By direction Of the ousrtermastsr General the fol-
lowing named Telegraph Material will be sold at
public suction, at Lincoln Depot, under the direction
o. Brsvet Lieut. Col James n Moore, ouartermastei
2. 3; army, on TUESDAY, August %. at 10 a. m,
2O4 cells for Portable Battery.
], 900 Rubber InsulA.ors.
7lbs. dutta Psrsha.
20l lbs. Galvanized Wire.
II miles vuleanlrsd Wire.
II miles Insulated Wire.
Gl Coppsra
III Rubber Rings.
% Reels.
sol Zines for Portable Battery.
], 06l Telegraph Poles.
Terms: Cash In 0oysrnment fundh
BY order Of Gen. Tompkins, Depot Quarterm aster,
JAMES N. MOORE,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel,
kuif-h QuartermAs or In charge
The national Republican., 1867-08-19

SIZZLING LIQuoR UsLrcKSsEp.- Nc.
Pherson and John Snow were arrested on satur
day by Officers Peaster and Smith, Of the Fourth
ward, for selling liquor without license. They
were each fned $40 and 81 coss.
The national Republican., 1867-08-19

ExoURsroS-An excursion to Glymont,
for tho benefit Of St. stephen'i new church, In
the First ward, will take plae to-day. Boats
will leave seyenth.street whar' at 8 a. m, and
IT, 4, and Q O'Clock, p. m.
The national Republican., 1867-08-19
lotion SALES.

- ~ - u ~ ~ - n IL Il -.
DY COOPER LATIMER
, II AUCfioNsBRs,
yLate clerks with James O. Meduire 4 COL
southwsst corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
kisvsnth street, Star once Buiiding =
TEN HANDSOME AND DisrRABLx VILLA srrKs
THE sSsiDsEof o1 faosas p osSka mSke,H sATS' Eas'
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August lsh. Al q
o'clock p. m, on the preni,es We viii sell Ten very
handsome and desirable villa Sites fronting on The
road leading IRON rvsntisth street. aad between ths
residences Of John Little, esq, and Thomas p Nor.
gan being the north portion Of SOAK LAWN
residence o. Thomas Morgan, esq. This sale pre-
ton and the Disret for obtainins most deslrzbis and
commands nns visw Of the oily, river, and sur
rounding country, being psrfeetiy hsaIthy and Of
easy aeesss-Tvsatsth street being paved 70 the
Boundary. railroad 10 now being projected which
Will osrtainly be built aud will ran from tho War
Department to the foot Of the hill, in front OF the
promises now offered for sale. ~ ~
!. Terms Of sale 0ne-fourth cash; balance in slx,
Twelve and eighteen months, with Interest, secured
By deed Of trust upon the premises. Ali convey
ahong and revenue stamps at OF tiOO
deposit on each lot At tiIie Of sale.
cooPkR & LATIIBR,
81 THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. In CON.
sequence Of the rAin, until TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
~ ' $50 oooPER LArrMEa,
aul6-dts .'r.. .... Auctionsers.