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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12


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WELLS has been dissolved hy mutual con ont dating
from October Z, 1851. j. 7 bgLN LILLE
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All persons indebted 10 late firm will please make
aarlv nAymsnt to the subscriber who will Asu pay All
sIaims against the same and would hereby announce
ihnt he will continue ihs business At the Old sand in-
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1TOTICE TO CITY TAXABLEs.---A.. il.
persons whe have had their City Tax hills - asened
ar 1851 arc notified call the COlae ar and sette
the same de m ~ hs found At his ics No 500 Loul-
bard Street, nom r. " Oe"~ in the morning, 10
afternoon and 70 " evening. Prompt payment ia
desired, JOSEPH D. PlEksoN,
/ uet26-lm Collector.
] S,ALcINED PLASTER and CEMENT.
The subscriber announces TO the pnpIe that be h,s
oSp a SrSRNT JOHN n. TURNER,
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12

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TON taG ro az omplish this liver aud somach
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p,oPSS,'So prs tSs SSooasttston sonENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS
up me .ne ~. stomseh OF ali bilious mucous aeeumula
t'o and by using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection
the appetite is restored xs,,,,p t.. .,.,,tou.
sSasin.I and by using the three remedies all I'm
puritiss are expelled from The syssIi sI.. and so0i
Axe these medicines according TO direetlnhe,
GoasnIpon very frequently IL It's , last stage gisds
tha liver and stomach II does notfollow that g
nss the bowe are eosye they are not required
for sometimes in diarrhea they are Necessary Ihs
ssh must be kept healthy, and an appetite created
~ slow tho Pulmone Syrup to act on the respiratory
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ny,hine tbe appetite Graves; but be particular and
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-12
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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06
Our Irish Correspondence.

We have made with the abet national
writers in Ireland to supply with weekly letter Irish af
fairs This will be in addition to regular poetica contri
buttons from the celebrated Thomas Irwin.
In ISSUE the first of these weekly letters will ap-
pear we find that people appreciate efforts
vve and encourage National Literature well National In
dependence-whch should go hand in handwe will produce
array of talent in the columns of THE IRISH REPUBLIC
second to paper published This idle boast do
take special credit to ourselves for share in the good
work There is Irish literary brain lying dle for the
lack of proper encouragement than the sangune nation
a dreams Of The greater part of the London press the
work of ishmen who being dudges for their English masters
get credit for their labor Let circulation of
5OO0O instead of 10000 present. and afford to
emuneate national writer's and give impetus to our
movement for national liberty that nothing else give
Will those friends of them in the different parts of the
country who wish to Irish intellect the ascendant go to
work at once and extend circulation Considering that
there not much less than the Fenan Broth
erhood and upwards of nine millions of people OF Irish blood
and BIRTH in these United States consider that crcua
ton of only 10000 copies of truly national paper ike ours
is shameful and country and we respectfully sub
NIT to all friends that when they have reached tne point
of securing subscribers THE IRISH REPUBLIC 1t Will
time enough for them to of relaxing their exerons
Our country has been made last In the race p ahs we
freemeD, and by Gods help we will make 1t hrst
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06
God Save the Queen.

AIR" King stephens a worthy peer
His breeches cost him half crown"
Ho wnd-belled ppers, come blow out your bags,
And play, if you at all, " God save the Queen"
Ho fatstomached beggars, dance in your rags,
Round the statue of Billy at old College Green.
And porters, with faces black as your souls,
Bring out your shlelahs, and bate up the drum,
The CANoNs loud voice, thro' the land it rolls,
Bids the deep flow of grief for season be dumb.
Let the poorhouse spew out its brigade of despair,
Long trained in the slow solemn march of the dead;
Heads up! o for shame, snap your fingers at care
If the hearts in your bosoms heavy as lead,
And famine eat into your souls like a skean;
Sure you wouldn't refuse the old SogarM Aroon,
To stand your heads and cry " God the Queen"
And kick up your heels at the Man in the Moon.
Come in from the hills you that sleep your graves
Unincumbered with coffns crosses or stones;
Sure you we got much life those wheblooded slaves
Who we yet got some leather to their bones
Bring in the gaunt dogs who devoured you when dead
And the children who tugged at their starved mothers Breast
Hurrah Sure the Priests aoamted for Bread
And that's enough why the Queen should be best
Come home, ye pale spectres that shadow the deep,
Whose white bones bleaching beneath the green
Come in from the hills, we poor mothers that weep,
For the old days. and lost ones, yell see
And change those sad keens into wild Irish reels
His Riv'rence don't like those pale faces all tears
Sure ours is the land of light hearts and light heels,
Tho Joy for some time has been deep in arrears.
Hurra for the Queen Wisha devil may care
Wellhave freedom-to pray-while Her Majesty reigns;
" St. Patricks Day" is rollcking air,
And we'll dance it in style, rattle chains
There is nobody dying-there is nobody dead
We've dreamed those black dreams horrible trance
Fore the Camon loud voice all those specres have fed
See the Priest the Lord bless him. leads off the dance
Dance down the red graves of the rebelly crew,
Who worshipped and died at great Lberty's shrine
Drink bumpers oerhowing and glowing unto
The Queen for God bless her, she pays for the wine.
Ho supple kneed funkies whose forte tits to bow,
Come Catholic slave with the Orange shoneen,
Bring hither your SOULS if you've got any now,
And trail them beneath the fiat feet of the Queen
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06

How lucky the Queen of England is, for
"Of old Queen gave up her
To Death, who gave Saints instead;
But now she draws her glory down,
Being caaeonized before she's dead"
AS his says" Most gracious Queen at is be
feared) must continue forever ungraeful" But if
Gas you've taken guns,
You would take our Canon;
We'd say, God bless the Queen
From the SUR to the Shannon"
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

In this csse Steele neither authorized nor 40.
sented to the alteration The contreot he
signed run until September that produced run
until the 11th Of October thereafter, II made
Steele guarantee payment BY Newson for differ.
emit and longer period than he lstseisl had agreed
TO, and thereby increased his hssards. Conse-
qusntly the contract proved was not Stseles con.
tract He had never assented 70 u, and therefore
was not liable upon Il. II Is clear that he could
made nor assented 10. because II was not his con.
tract .rr ~
Aftsr endorsement Of note specifying no place
ofpayment, addition BY memorandum In tho margin
Of place Of payment without the sndorssr's as
sent avoids the sndorser's liability The addition
Of place Of payment 10 . promimory note drawn
without specifying any place avoids the makers
liability -(Woodworth ". Bank Of America, 10
John, SOL $50 held WHARF the addition was in the
az 70 change ofpaymsnt Of bond and mortgage.
Mr. AIlis, for plaintiff In error. Mr.. dillst, op.
Rendsno,ef The J,.dgss Of tie ssyrsms Court Of
tie United States.
Mr.. Chief Justice Chase, street north, eorns
Of Sixth street west
Nj. Justics wayne, No. . Franklin Place, I
street
Mr. Jurtie. Nelson, National Hotel
Mr.. Justies arier, No. 0 north A street, Capitol
Hill
Mr. Justio. clifford, National Hotel.
Mr. Justice swayns, willard's Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Miller National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Davis, National Hotsl
Mr.. Justice Field, Willard's Hotel.
John W. Wallace, reporter National Hotel.
D. W. Middleton, clerk, No. sos New Jersey
| avenue. .H.,..r..-
David s. aOodlng, U. 8. Msrshai, 4s1 r street.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

The CANCELLATION AND DESTRUCTION OF
NATIONAL BANK NoTEs.-The United States
Treasurer has issued new regulations respect.
perpetuation Of the evidence thereof, Of cir
culating notes of National Banks, redeemed
BY them under sections fOrty.three and forty
seven Of the national currency act. The
regulations are endorsed approved" by the
Acting Comptroller of the Currency, II. H.
Hubbard, and Secretary McCulloch. We
take the following from the circular:
"Upon the redemption by the Treasurer
Of the notes of National Banks which have
refused to pay, the notes SO redeemed will
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

PRESENTATION OF Masonic JEwEIs.-At
the late Masonic Fair held on the Avenue, . short
time since. q set Of solid silver Masonic jewels,
manufactured by Mr.. H. o. Hood, Of Psnnsylvania
avenue, were there deposited on exhibition, and
were to be the property Of the Lodge which do.
posted the most money In the boxes Of the dif.
fsrent lodges, each boz being numbered. On open.
ing the boxes II was found that Lebanon Lodge,
No. 7, contained the amount Of $3.50 81, and this
being the largest amount contributed, the jewels
were awarded to that Lodge. At q late meeting
Of Lebanon Lodge, by . unanimous vote, this
valuable set ofjswels was presented to Washington
Centennial Lodge, No. IA. Tho presentation took
place last evening. at Masonic Hall.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

SINGULAR CoINcIDESCE.--Mr. Leonard
Grover, formerly manager Of Growers Theatre In
this city, and now Of the Olympic Theatre, New
York, while looking over q mass Of old papers 70.
Gently, came upon letter from J. Wilkes Booth,
soliciting an engagement and, on opening II, was
startled to and, slipped within u note from Presi-
dsnt Lincoln, accepting the profered courtesy Of
box for some evenings Performance, and saying
that, 10 possible the box would be occupied BY
uTad - and himself-Stdr
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

WHIsKx DRINKING ON THE DECREASE IN
GKoRexrows.-The various temperance societies Of
Georgetown, have recently been unusually success
full In reclAiming those addicted 10 the habit Of
Z" crooking their eibow'' for the purpose Of i'm.
bibing liquid poison. A large number Of converts
to the temperance cause have lately been added to
the list Of those who sing. 10 no. I'll never drink
any more" ...
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

A PLEASANT SURPRIsE.-J. P. Lucas, ESQ.,,
superintendent Of the Island Baptist Sunday School,
was agreeably surprised on Tuesday evening last
BY visit from party Of ladies and gentlemen
representing the teachers and scholars Of the school
who presented him with handsome rocker and
chairs as o New Years gint.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SocIErY.-The
following gentlemen have been elected officers Of the
Warrington Temperance Society: John 8. Hol'
lingshsad, president W. @. Flood vice president
George Savage, treasurer Ross A. Fish, secretary
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

DEATHS IN DEoENBER.-Dr. G. NJ Dove,
secretary Of the Board Of Health reports the total
number Of deaths for the month Of December as
follows Total number, 96; Of which 7S were white,
23 oolored; 40 were males, 81 females, and not
reported 20 were under 8 years ofage. =
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

FRozEN TO DEArH.-A German, by the
named Of John Fielder, died from the effects Of ex
posure at the Asylum last night. He was found
on Tenth street, almost frozen, on the 18th inst,
by Q oolored man, who took him to the Central
guardhouse. He had 0 wife and children residing
In New York. The sum Of $3.50 was found on his
person.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

POLICE REPoRT.-Sixty arrests, majority
Of which were made for violation Of Corporation
laws were reported at police headquarters for the
twsntyfour hours ending at eight o'clock yesterday
morning.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-The Legislature
Of Virginia has considered the petition Of the people
Of Alexandria for . hustings court In that city,
prayer.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

PRrrY LARoESY.-Jno. Schaffer, German
tailor, was arrested by 0hcsr MoEifresh yesterday
afternoon for the larceny Of . quantity OF coat
trimmings. and gave security for hearing this
morning.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18
THE WASHINGTON H0ME0PATH.
IC DIsPRNsARY.

THE WASHINGTON H0ME0PATH.
IC DIsPRNsARY.
This charitable Institution, so much needed In thi
city, will open on MONDAY, October y, on stresa,
sli, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ.,,
WIN. g. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE I. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
7. s. VERDI, N. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people OF our city
will receive medical attendance and medicines rrss "
charge.
The Dispsnsary being supported BY free sOntribu.
hons all those we'll disposed towards the poor mAy
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John o.
Clarke Esq, of the Bank Of Riggs Co. or 70 the Bee.
rstaIZ Dr. g. Verdi Ses street, between f0ursssnth
The rOOmS will bs opened from to ?. m., daily.
Sundays excepted.
ORA I. s. Verdi, Of Washington, and Q. ., Verdi. oi
Georgetown, and any other physisAn willing to Assial
In the good work, will be In attondAnee,
osa0:u {, g. vERDI, u D., Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

CrRoUIr CoURr- CHIEF Justice Cartier
pr.sding. ng.-Magruder vs. johnson. Verdict Of
$500 for the plaintiff. ..r.-
Grissin vs.. Cornwell. Verdict for plaintiff with
ono cent damages.
Aloott 4 Son vs. WISE Judgment for plaintiff
with one cent damages and remission Of costs to
the defendant.
Cropley vs.. Wise. Judgment for plaintiff, with
one cent damages, and remission Of costs to defend
ant.
Linthioum vs.. Ray. Verdict not given.
B. 8. Lent vs. John 7. Price. Judgment BY de-
fault. ... ...
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

GENERAL LAND OFTIcE.-Four thousand
four hundred and ten acres Of the public
lands were disposed Of during the month Of
December at the Vermillion, Dakota Terri
tory, Office, .... ....
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

CouRr IN EauTrY-Justiee Wylie prsad-
ins.--Msris Spencer, Of al, vs.. Beaie, Of al. Dc.
cree appointing Judson 7. Coll trustee In place Of
Robert M. Bsale. ~
John R. Murray ". W. 7. Matapsiy. Order
appointing J. II. Bradley, Jr, guardian cd htsm
TO infants. MI.
Rssidenos Of tie Judge, ofths Court Of Claim, Of
tbs Unifsd Stafss.
Hon. Joseph Casey, No. sss o street.
Hon. Edward @ toring. No. sos street.
Hon. David wilmot, No. 4 A street, Capitol Hill
Hon. Ebensser Peck, No. 9s6 O street.
Hon. Charles o. Mott, No. 184 r street.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

UNITED STATES CouRr OF CLAIMS
THuRsDAr. January II. 1897.
Thos. Donahue vs.. the United States. This cause
was submitted the printed briefs by Mr.. Jollihe
for the claimant, and BY Mr.. Weed, the Assistant
Solicitor, for the United States.
Adjourned to Monday, the 2lst instant, at IL
o'clock
The national Republican., 1867-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mt ALTON AL TIL Il A I r e,
Psnnsylxania avenue near WIllard's Hotsl

AMU5EMETTg
NJ ATI0NAL EATRE,
IN Pennsylvssis svsnus near wiilard's Hotel
THIS ERIDAYl syEsIso. Js. Slss1,
and her SECOND iPrsARANos this sssson In In.
Charming Character Of
AhRIEI .EaLa- ..
In the Beautiful Play In Five Acts, Translated from
a. a.sS..s. S..,R ,'t .nd NY; d.s.s' .ss MITCHELL
Ll1TLK BARRfooTi fH.H .H..' r.
Supported By Mr.. J. ". COLLIER and the Keel.
Ia PrspsSstios, Taz PEARL OF SAVOY. "
Mrs. LANDER will soon appear.
SECOND GRAND CARNIVAL
~ WASHINGTON skhrrEo RARK.
rAs management, with pleasure, snsouns, 70 n.
public that IL s,scad Grand csrsitl vil Ak. ylss,
weather and Ice psfmittins) on FRIDAY, the 18th,
s0nmsnsins sts o,slcst 2: n set eiesint g II 2
isdSe.. IL. n.nsssfs 70 pi.as. Is. public an evening"
Of tre snjoymsnt large number of psrspns In fancy
dresses and masks sxpsstsd ladiss who desire
to sppssI il a f,S:y s9;un: yi 3 r,ssr q: :.p:sis
snth strest park has Kindly srsd his services In u.
unin.sns u. pond, and his sxp'risnss IN such mat
4 iull band q nu.ie and ample preparations for 70.
70 insure perfect order and every sfsrt the part Of
The osers viii be made to make this the grand event
Members ana season tickets viii admit ssn,ismsn
asd two ladies Is cents for each sdditienI isdy sa
gle admisson teksts 90 cents for gentleman and
By order Of -
jalT.N ...... .... CoMMTrRR.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

MEETING OF rHR Board OF POLICE. The
regular weekly meeting Of the board was held yss.
tsrdsy afternoon at police headquarters. . ~
Thomas McCafsrty was appointed private In
the eighth precinct, vice John Lynch, dismissed.
The following persons were appointed privstss
on the police force under the law authorifing an
increase: George A. Hess, Charles N. Hospital,
James 7. Roby, A. B. Hilton, Wm. Loring. ssm.
usl W. Koonti, Joseph W. Reed, Edward MoHsn-
~, WIN. DuBois J. II. Hughes, J. A. Dunningtop,
John n Berry, Henry =. Marks, Robert King. J.
z. Gross, Robert French, Thomas Lawior. Albert
Conway, r. II. Radcliffe, Geo. q. Arnold, R. A.
Prsrs. Robert B. Pumphrsy, Harris Atohinson,
John b. Nuting, and Thos Williams I
The complaint against Private Fred. Psastsr va,
dismissed. D. 81 = ..
Privat. chas. E. Campbell was fined sS and
rsprimanded. .... r.r.r.. 49,.
Private wm. 4. Dunn was fined s2s and rspri.
manded. ...
Private VIM. II. White, who had two sets OIL
charges against him, was fined $40 In each cas-,
and reprimanded. .... ..
Private John O. Msnshsld was also hned s2s and
reprimanded.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

EXAMINING SURGEONS. The Commis-
sioner Of Pensions yesterday made the fol-
lowing appointments Of examining surgeons
Of applicants for pensions: Drs. Jacob
Laisey, Cleveland, Ohio; A. II. Wilson,
South Boston, Massachusetts; F. r. Wag-
oner, Denver city, Colorado Territory; Jo-
siah F. Day, Alfred, Maine.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Olin,-(E. @.
impisadsd with Jeremiah Haggsrty for forging sol
diers' discharge papers, was resumed. In the case
Of Haggerty noiis pros. was entered. verdict
Of guilty was rendered In the cases Of Aufort and
johnson, both Of whom were sentenced 10 two
years imprisonment In the Albany penitentisry.
In delivering the sentence his Honor took occasion
to give the prisoners some good advice recommend.
ing to them life Of virtue AFTER their terms Of i'm.
prisonment expired.
In the case Of Emanuel Hoffman, indicted for
arson, q noLe pros. was entered.
The petit jury were discharged until Wednesday,
the 23d inst.
The case Of Sanford Conovsr, alias Durham, for
perjury, comes before the court on the 1sth inst.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

under The new constitution from ave to three cents
for each member. '.'I...El .i.f
Mr.. Cook moved TO amend the constitution 90 as
10 reduce the taxation from Eve 70 three cents on
each member; laid over undsr the ruies. "u.l
Mr.. MoWilliams was appointed member Of the
Executive Committee from the stouscutters Asso-
citation.
The Chair, In answer to an inquiry, stated whom
the Convention was frst organised thirty.thres
trade associations were represented. Tonight not
more than sx were represented. 80.
Msssrs. Mewiiliams and whaiey deprecated The
apparent lack OF interest taken In the objects ot
the assembly.
Mr. McLesn attributed the lack Of interest 10
the failure Of the different trade organizations to
come forward and join In the meetings Of the as.
sembly. ..
Aftsr remarks By Msssrs. Harrison, Reed, and
MeWilliam, urging the members 10 bring up ths
delegates, the Convention adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18

-Four Of any Of the above will be forwarded on rs''P
Of one dollar.
BROWN PERKINS,
i.p.lm $50 Brooms Street, New York CITY
The national Republican., 1867-01-18
. IRIS w A N T e d .
PROPOSALS. FOR CAVALRY HORSES

DIPoT QUARrERAAsrRR'B OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 0, 1857. I
Sealed Proposals invited and will be received at
this once until THURSDAY, Il o'clock, m, Jan. n,
1857 for the delivnry in the city Of Baltimore Of forty
eight (4S) Cavalry Horses.
The Horses will be subjected 70 earefal Inspection
before bsing accepted They must bs souhd In Al re-
from dneen to sixteen hands high, from ave to nine
years DID, we'll Adapek In every way for cavalry pur-
poses.
The ability Of the bidder to ulhl his agreement must
be guaranteed by two responsible persons which guar.
Antee must accompany the proposal
The Horses must be delivered within twenty 9O) days
from date Of acceptance Of any proposal
The Governmsbt reserves tue rghtto reject any or All
bids. Payment to be made completion OF contract
Bids will be endorsed "ProPosAls for Cavalry
Horsss and addressed to the undersigned, Baltimore,
Md.
A. 8. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. Q. n, U. g. L.,
jall.t2t Depot ouartsrmaster.
The national Republican., 1867-01-18
WN 4 RKIN
PUBLISHERS OF
,uypn x,usyc ANN xru.,o noouo

Leaders and singing School Teachers TO our establish
mont whore all kinds Of Church Music, Gles and An
terms
The long experience Of our Mr.. PERKINS In Musical
Conventions, Choirs, tho Concert Room, and Sunday
School, enables him 10 give advice aud Information on
all points Of musical Interest to the selection OF
proper works Of instruction, formation Of Musical
Schooiu in musical and items gene al
interest TO ComPosers LsAdtr Teaehers and Students
SHEET MUSIC furnished on the usual teTm1, with
prompneSs and Dispatch. Country OrdeTs solicited,
ana selections made for Pupils, Teachers, Concerts,
&c ke &e.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

DUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given that on
the lh day OfPebay 1867 shall proceed 20 draw ieIos sa
the following Courts be held and for the City and County VI New
York o the 4;h day of MsTcs. 1861.
Three panels 100 petit Jurors each for Supreme Court C psT
l. ? and
Two panels lOs petit jurors each for Court Of cssor rsas
parts and 3
Two panels cs petit jurors each for Superior Court parts .s'
\ panel grand Jurors for Court Of General Sessions
panel of 10 petit jurors for Court Of General Sessions