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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
snmnRAI. NEwa.

Horace Greeley has been confirmed by tho !
Senate Of the United States as Minister TO
Austria.
Twelve thousand freedmen are educating
themselves in the evening schools in Florida.
i, The Louisiana reconstruction convention
has endoIsed the action Of General Mower
in his late removal Of official impediments
in that sste. -nt
A New York paper records that last week
sheep-killing match for 81, 900 side came
of at Communipaw, two young butchers
kllling and dressing ono hundred and TWEEN
ty Eve sheep in four hours and thirty-three
minutes, besting their opponents by 1.-TWO
alieep.n
Weston, the pedestrian, arrived at Chicago
on Thursday morning, and was received by
an enthusiastic crowd OF admirers, ard made
the hon OF the day. lie accomplished the
trip from Portland, Maine, TO Chicago inside
Of the time specified in the agreement, and
therefore wins the wager Of $4,000, minus
ons-fifsh, which he forfeits in consequence
Of not having walked one hundred miles in
twenty-four consecutive hours
The suit brought n Cincinnati to resls
the County Treasurer's collection of ia,
la assessed upon s81 900 OF greenbacks as 81
much capital, was decided on Tuesday
against the tax. 1t was held that the green
backs were but form Of loan, and that lik
oil other loans OF the United States the.
.fi arc exempt from State taxation.
An immense body of lrishmen, numberin
about Ten thousand, expressed sympathy 70
nj the late Of Allen, o'Brien and Larkin, III
men recently hanged at Manchester, Ems
land, by parading in New York on Thur
day with hearscs aud symbols Of mourning
Thanksgiving Day was very generally oil
served throughout the United States. Bus
ness was mostly suspended, and in this an
other cities appropriate services were hel
inihe churches oflhe various denomination
n One hundred and fiity-two emigrnnts a
rived at Charleston, s. c., on Wedncsda,
by the Bremen bark Gauss, under the cal
Of the State Emigration Board. They m
with warm welcome, and that IS got
sign for the State and the South generally.
Richard Bradley, an aged jeweler, at HaI
ford, Connecticut, was murdered on q
evening OF the Goth nlt., by two men, wi
robbed the store of few articles.
Mount Vesuvius, which has been smoude
ing tor long time, Is now in grand sta
Of eruption.
In the Austrian Reichsra,h, on Friday, I
draft for the new constitution was adopt
after strenuous resistance by the Liberals.
sa Again there are fears of Fenian outbrea
In Manchester, England, and Cork, Irelar
Moro arms have been seized in the form
oI city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
I1illt NAI.N.

L M. i. IIiRaE STORY BRicG ROUSE en- Plus
slieet abo-J lifih airaat.
NJ. = srONE, DwsLitGG a., on Fourth rtieot
hstrten Market anl King strpuiH Il sa very deRrablc
rNIt Of thr eiiJ ioi bi~Iess Of auy Kind.
No g. flyh lWu IVORY BRICK HOUSES on Me
rauilsy strset near Lombard, belwean Eleventh ant
y elith Htraals.
second street
NO.A A BRlGk DWELLING AND STORE al cOrnet
of Ssgtnth Nnd Frsasa rirrlia DoNl business sand
N,6 HdCN bMtbLlNu AND srukH on Front
stire hrss house West o. u aek il0rse hotel. GoOi
ttAul nr store aud baafdin. house.
Ai-o, Rdubu At other liuuse and lots Apply 10
WM MGCAULLEY,
itIiN Nnrhn rpnt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
aEsEnAL GnANT's PoLIrIcs.--A speein

GEsERAL GRANTS PoLITIcs special
10 the Inquirer says;-A number Of General
Grants Congressional friends nrc urging
him to publicly announce, at the earliest
taDpFeniont opportunity, his sympathy with
the Republican party, and his pryatelycx-
gressed hellcf tia. IN them only, should be
aeon6ded the future destiry OF the conntry.
Thay say that there is Q growing dissaiis
.saetinn with his continued silence ihri gill
ani 'pe easy to assnage unless it is soon cor
aget. A. Al agfee that his testimony hefore
,fhV 1aNiraCy Committee Inns NOT tended 10
saehgthsn hia with the Republican party.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03

Deafness, Blindness aud Catdrrh
rfesloI with the utn1st success. ny pf L.lssAes
O.ulisi and Nuti-t.( formerly ieyien, lniAud Ao.
d ARch irprt rhialelphls rvstimnni'ls rrru tbs
lins niahe in the Citf lpt rnuaty rau M
~ his Office. fnr nrdcnl faculty ara Invited tn to-
aapAHF ttgirntt,unH. he has in e pfte,
Il .. ARTIFICIAL EYtis ,tnssrtoi. without r,i No
dieFts waiefnr .riminstor sepai iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
IIEI,.

LOBDELL.-On the morning OF the lsl
inst, Howard W., son OF George G. and
Adeline Lobdell, aged nine years, eleven
months and five days.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence ol his parents. New Cas-
Tie Hundred, ON ths--Tuesday afternoon,
December 3l, at . o'clock, without further
notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
I'M BANKRUPTCY.

rus Is 70 GIVE A0qIoG. TnAp
"Gfhs ~ h iaynf NOVEMBER, A. b., i,ti q w.r,,n'
q IL hupcy MaeisruttAvniasttho Nsiar VI famae 81
mpu, l Milttd, In the County u Su x, aud siA est
n.lAwarr WHO has h.en Idlul-eIs u nkrbpt np u hi-
thlt ire payment of nGv debts aud a. lirer, a.y
prop ny hslanRInr to etch bankrupt n HIM or ir i
Ge ana ~ u'NtfiF % any pr.p-'y bg ih, lofhid
That nr";i ol thV ciediof- 1T ihe .Aid R,nlturtm N
tl"gr 'he chH Hnd to uh1oae " more As fu,i vi
vi, Estl'e, viii tR hold Court OF lhnkrnptay, n be-
MIA IN the City u Wilmington vt thu ulre ni is.i
Bd on h' NnrthsWt coruer ol sixth kiue Street.
nstne iegIG Brd hN tor on thu Uih diy og pecut,
hr y 10 at ll"'loek A
hsl-'. us Mar Gai' ~ sls..rn.e
TINS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, TnAT
on thel3 II day OF NOV bMBEt A. H., iSd5 wArfatt
in lt.lk Gaty ~u ihurI as4lnst The .siAt of Jalns
C@N. N. .i trelrIie7' % tue cmny Of ksnt. and
rif., ulnp lis rwn pn un.
rhatttppANm,nio any debts and delivery ofauy pr
~ iy hsnugna tFu Bankfup, to mia or nr hls usi,
la.
Tt4'a tnmaluc Of the rreditmn of said Ianhfurt to
his estate, win teh'd tour - u nkrupty. 10 L.
hdi'n 10 the Uyul Wlm'nsiop, at .he enr Of levi
Eri nn tie Northeast rner ol tizth amt Nn Streets
sflie le,i g. Hrd, Il, lister the 10Th DAY II u em
JOSEPH ZEAL,
a,c'-lt u s. sW|shd as Messanger
guns rs TO GIVE NOTICE, TnAT
outhnlstb day ot NuN NeAnEk, 4. ~, ISL. Awarran,
In Rank fupey tFn, nPRrrt ths FaiAte ltoi
Frunr, nl MiNd, ~ The Cu.hy " Kent aud -igir
." llAwstr who hiss h,ru 'ln'leI Bat kr, pi, upo.
his own petition
lh-t H.. lnylaort ii Any ehrs auI leliv,ry OF say
wprcriy hA'n.ins ntueh HvHktnrt u ,A "r ~ ht-
sr and tea tr'nt:ef "' ny pnUsfy hin arc firlid
,.'n ha.
iNsi Bioffps cf ifo 'tounrs u la .,il lnuttui'
70 prar3 hrt ie't gud chpnpauerr inr- Assign =.
81 his Espte, vii In, hstd atH Court II Baukiuptcy &.
!" Anlou tn tne tii Ht i"gna, Tho ni uf lry
G Ntd, "a Tho No'ihe ST cafHtr ~ sixth aud KIN,
snori- teure Lyi Bird re;istsr ca lii ls'h Ia, d
b,eS",bsr Il lfl7 q, l. get e..
JOSEPH SEAL,
( de,3at Nasti Mes euear
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
MARRIED..

HilTOHlNSUN-nARLAN.-On Thurs
day, November 2Sth, Mt the residence of
the BRIDES hhcr, by the Right Row
bishop Lne, THOMAS G. HUTCHINSON, oi
Philadelphia, TO ELoARpA, only daughter
of DIR. q. Harlan, of Wilmington, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
nHIrnamIInr-

Reuben Hyde Walworih, once Chancellor
Of New York, died at Saratoga, on the 2sth
uli., In the G0.h year OF his age.
John d. sloat, Rear-Admiral United States
Navy, died at his residence on Staten Island
noar York, on Thursday last, aged 81 years
ReE. Joseph Terry, Of Burlington, W..
Professor Of the University Of Vermont
Died IN Tuesday morning, aged abont 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
INRRAT DISTRIBUTION by the EEw
W YORK GIFT COMPANY,
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

Chance II Dfaio any Of The dbope Prtra by prthasng
Sealed Ticket for 40 Cents.
Tickets describing each pflzo are sealed m Envelopes
aud Thoroughly mixed On receipt Of 20 csns saaed
Ticket Will hs drawp Without tholse and eelleiei AT
nur aiee. rent ny mail TO any address The piiIe
nannd upnn II will be delivered to the ticket holder
receipt Of ONE DOLLAR.
Tou will lnoig t0hdf yoyr Prse is before you pay for
H. AM Prise may be exchanged for another Of ne idno
paluq. ..H.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
ooa Market Street, 'hainsson, ',i l,t ! Delaware.


ySNitnIs FOR saLh.-No,l. An excellent faIn
4 wi hn one mile Uf Newark depo, In New Castle
DoGu vs. c.uts shout aue hundrad ael more or less.
with guud iWeliigg Gud tenAt house and excellent
litn ther is ipslHlls property, ani VIII no sold
bargain
No... a ulrc ltpic farm i ua'e in hrandyYne llun.
ira, within W milss 4 Wilmington, containing 10
HtiA mora a. lost.
NJ b very valuable trm IN axesll- Mt or ior. tho
h,anlyNinc mi es above W1miu;tOn with hne build
laFe, orchards aul Nhsr improvements containing i4O
Serss more or lrsi.
No t. Farm OF 20 RtipiuluI tho city of VII
nInsuu with buildipgs, WioNldn Hind improvements,
eWtsbie tOr iArmrg uurkiug or good Investment ou
Hpc,uistion Apuly II MM NU3AuLLhY,
90; d. GU6 MARKET Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
nrLlGaous.

fHH FIRST PBKsDYTERlAH CHohoh.-
Until further notice the First PreslHytefian |
Church viii hold lis Wednesday evening 1
lecture IN the Lecture Room Of 81. Andrew
Church, corner Of Shlpley and Eighth |
Streets. DR.. Landis will preach there on
tomorrow evening. The Nestry Of that
Church have very kindly permitted this oc-
eupancy of their lecture room for Wednes- |
day evenings, until the First Church shall
be able TO take possession of tho edlfice
which they have rented of the Baptist
Church in King street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, which they hope to do on the
first Sabbath Of tho ensuing year; and
where, after that time, NIL their services
will be held. together with their Sabbath
Schools, until they shnll be able to resume
possession Of the property of which the mi
nority, through the aid of New Castle Pres
hytery have for the present deprived them
ST. JoHN's Church, During the season
of Advent, which began last Sunday, ser
vices will be held every day. On Sundays,
as heretofore, they will be at 10t a. M, and
81 p. m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at p. MI on We'd
nesday evenings, at u and on Friday
mornings at 9.
CALVARY CHAPEL SUNDAY scHooL was
/ the scene Of great interest on Sunday morning
last. The teachers and children were as
sembled to offer their contributions towards
o Memorial Bell, for which the scholars
have been lately most assiduously laboring.
The bell, which is now being cast at tho
foundry of Messrs. E. c. Stotsenhurg y Son,
bears the inscription
n. "a Memorial,
4 of the
Rev. JAMES LEAsoN HooD,t
ffom
The Teachers and Scholars OF
Calvary Chapel Sunday School,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Dee. 1st, 1867 p"
Around the outer edge Of the bell is in
scrihcd the text of the last sermon preachc,
by the! Rev. Mr. Hood in 81. Andrew
, Church, Wilmington, Delaware -
:, "Sufer the little children TO como unto me.
The following preamble and resolution
G were adopted by the assembled teachers an
Il scholars, as expressive of their gratitude fc
e the interest and generosity shown to tn
+ Chapel by their fricnds:-
B. WHEREAS, In the good Providence Of OF
I. Heavenly Father, He has so fayorably di
=. posed the hearts of our friends, towart
:, carrying ont our project Of placing on Of
l. Chapel Memorial bell 10 perpetuale II
d memory Of our late Pastor and friend, Il
ID Rev. j. LEAsoN Hoop, whom God in II
a inscrutAble Weldon saw fit to remove fro
his earthly laboTs TO that rest which rcmai
= eth for the people Of God And wherei
y, the liberality of our friends in responding
re promptly and generously TO our call, fills
ct with gratitude and ihanklulncss: Thereto
= be II
III Resoleed, That we tender to our mar
contributors the heartfelt thanks Of Il
t. Teachers and Scholars of Calvary Chap
he Sunday School.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
tsHa
Nnlt nALN.--rIIAr VALUAMLE

:" FARM, situate puiiy It, he Iity OF Wilmington
.aa sui patty iH GhiatitbA Hundred knVwn AS the
-. warurr WtiRhr Farm, adjoining Lands ii
hrnry q innainr, Etl, 1homae r. EAya,d, Esq, Qate
tul DA,ssl nr Hrau arr Onnnel anl 9th IS, rOhtan-
lag Ahu ilu Aties mere iss THIS property
eIai of tue MOST lEAurlFUL BullnlNu SITES
around " mingttn tas 10th .ils. Of tue Railroad
and rarnp All Is iu every way desirable tpscu
tatinn iN ugeratnis NeI, Rshe, Tow gent.umeh
who dusirJ pads1ml locations for private residences
Apply - Nh. AeGAULLkN,
20 II tuh Market str.rt, " lmiuXiOu. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
IALuAnnn - EAiNI ron sALIa.

Continuing 10 rts tuore l,tE, situnia the
llriuls o. 10 Chr-Ani huuAfed. Nas Castle county,
aul slia J Delaware adinDing lands OF Mani tAlmes.
fhu-n1- Natu, ana utnr1 rna buildings arc An eNcsl
l"nt a mp liouae sHd barn, both supplied with
fnm ppss springs. lhpts sraunhg watsf evtiy
nod dapi appv orchard nnt Htoat sarieiy cf choice
aud 4rAps. u has s. EervSo very bss iFandy
wint III 'IlJw with ~ sCtrs ni Woodland all in high
Htt'Ani rntvItiln; within i've mites Vt the NllmIg-
tou cry He II iHa very beat hy aud desirable pro-
potty. Apply u VI MUCAuLLkY,
u0O NRtkei Street,
w,luiugtUn, hri.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
TnN rlnNmY nlAWls ~.

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llfl H .'.-.' .'..t''.t..i .i...-.'5.'' IVA
- 9,s' Vond5.,'.,' .''''.''-,..o. '''il.se
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d1 ' -" new .',,.,-,, ,.-.t ..-... .-...-. uait
40 sl1.ln hs i"nts. ....'.,. .....,,.....'..'ln
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03

LEcTuREs.-Grace Brotherhood, Sccic
" connected with Grace NJ. e. Church, is
giving series of lectures of a highly in
tellectual character. Hon. G. $. Boutw ell
will deliver the first lecture Of the course,
ou next Friday evening at the Institute Hall.
lie will be followed successfully by Mr.
Tilton, Dr.. Tiffany aud others of equal ce-
lebrity. These efforts Of the christian So
cletics Of our city TO replcnish their funds
for religious purposes should be encouraged
uItil the whole system of public begging by
children and adults hitherto adopted hy
church congregations shall be among the
things Of the past, only to be alluded to and
thought of with feelings akin TO shame.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
WANTS.

shs.LING AGENT WANTED FOR
N ms cray AND VICINITY, for ons Oi the Firt
Ghss ant ,siihahul sewing Machines, surpassed b,
0nnp 0r domestic MI manufacturing purpuses rate
al disconn Win he allowed which will warrauta liberal
outlay, aHi chsT Profitable business Address with
recommendations. BlS ao9 rost-thics. Boston. Mas
M TOaEK WANFED.--WE GAN LOAN On
mi u,nl lAn4et fpouriiy--0n nnnd aud MnrtgAl--a
nlnls, " Of s5Dl, % 900, II aUn, SO OGO ssOCO
l1inad HRnly ull dl we'll 70 c,i "a
W, McuAuLLEY CO..
ati BlH Market sire
WANTED, IN EVERY LOCALITY,
w an agent tn D,iawarn Mutual lifa Insursr ce
Chn,pan. ai niugtun helria"ees required Address,
GEO ". STONE Gen'l supt,
uc'2i-it tO2 Market street. Wilmington, Del.
etIn nnu or $4,000 WANTED ON
talU,UjU MORTGAGE : sEoUliED ny PRO.
rrt5Ntt'n hhty or forty thousand dollars. Apply ic
WM MCAULLEY,
fOd Market Slraat.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03

1 ,CuTIrs JOURNAL OF UsEFUI. IN
- FORMATION X THE PEOPLE.
~ rruirfslrJ WALTER sourT.
A M4gaifren " illustrated Family Magazine OF Hig,
character. cmp'ining Information worth ThnuRands
Dnll u Men aud Women.
pnly y PER iear,,"aa,..sa Sample Copies, 80 cents.
Alitsa. rRrP SCOTT
President New Yors uui'a sltV
lVv!s-m NJ. 80 Citation ilics, Sew Ya,t Ci'y.
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cOMa;EitCIAL IIECOItO.
wlI,llNgroN MAuEEr.
O3rrrstel by w. IN ml,st n suu
M,rA.r t....,,tl.,. D.

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
NO BLANKS.

RBRERENnES - The following persons hare lately
dFawu valuable prizes from this Company, and kindly
permitted tho u'o Of their names;
J. IL. MinOr 3Gs sixth Avenue. N. Y $1,000; Mira
Collins, 10 N,lson Place, N " 9690i Miss O, Cook, Chi
ouro, III, Plano, value $3.50; W lloyd, New Hafen
1old Watch $500; liobrrt furmAN, Dnhuqe, hewng
Machine 800; Henry McCallum, LoulAvil.e, Ey- 500
Col. r. I. Ransom, Washington. b G., Musical Boz $50
II Knapp, 80 Fourteenth Street, N. v, Plano, ebOo
q. Il. Benedict, ker Orleans Gold Watch. $500 W a.
BArnoa Atlanta, Ga, &a00i II. II. suttOn, Nashville,
cenn, MelndeOn, 8 60; Edward Dayton, Mobile, Ala
Diamond Cluster Hing, Sl60 rayne, Burlington, w,
8i0Oi l.. Ferris Springfield llli Diamond Pin SaCo
Nrs wedgswood, Trontop n y, flg0i Thoa Barrett
Jr, 16 Gay Street, Baltimore, Sewing Machine tfbi H.
3. Ahrens % Main, Bnff,i 500; ", n. Palmer, New
BEDFORD Mass, Gold Watch. $2lti Miss G. Rowe Ninth
aud SAMSON Streets. philadepha, Gold Watch s6Oi T.
T. Pratt, llieks Airteh hfockyn, $685. NJ Caudwell,
liaggR Hotel, Utica, $1,000; Cammeyer ilelri Mioh'
gan, Gold Watch S109i Mrs. D. Crlfsy, Hanprd Conn
silver Hot, sltOi A, Schultz, Louisville, Kyt Diamond
Ring $40; George Nason 90 Warren street. ,@uV
Mrs. r. MorrE, Fourth Avenue corner Fifteenth fIei
N. ", Piano, 800.
OPINIoNs OF THE PRESS.
TIE Now York Gin Company arc distributing many
valuable prizes. We have examined their manner o.
doing business, and know than to % tdfr deahng
nrm. Their plan is satisfactory than "Presenhuon
Festivals they DRAW every day, and the subsctleer
nee not pay or the ptlzs drawn unless suited -dase
The gilt establishment Of H. barton CO., at 800 proAd.
way. is daily attracting crowds Of Visitors TO witness
~ drawing prlcesV. The inveHmeut 10 but 20 cents
for the ohauce, ard the prize drawn, u satisfactory
Immediately delivered tor one dollar Ireno o. ouss
last week drew SOD prize which he promptly received
-7rdHscrpf, Sept. 10Th, 1867. . -,
A5-Our Patrons can depend on fair honorable deal
Ing The Priz drawn will ha delivered at our ONCE
sardlesa ci It's value OF promptly sent as dFeesd'
Literal inducements to Agents. Satisfaction guar
,nteed M
~ 'sis Tickets for one doll.r Thirteen for Two DSl
Thirty lhfes Or Five DnllArs All letters hnouu
be addressed 10 u.HAIITON a. Cor
noTlb Inv 800 Broadway New foIk'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
snt ~ 1900

NJit $AI.iG,--A dbub rlKEE STOGY hI,Ck
y lpuaG, sf maie,H .fylt having 40 large rOOHf,
'el Iy Collar rr hpnsi IS furnished with water, SAT
Hui 9afur "a altar Thi lot is ~ et fTun', ll5 deer,
utd 'tlt, T. haiuiiully sin.i.on washiagtou street
N. sii, having ulsgtu prospect VI twn and clunty
Terms a.,snguniA,inl, rIfs0ssinn 18th March next
Applj 10 nM M,UtULLEY,
fNtE IOk Narket Httset
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
Ernn1 nnn ErnncI, alrnets.

Furniture Cars and Draya and excellent Horses to hire
all hours Furniture and other arteeBwil bs removed
from The Steamboat landing and other pacoa u the ry
with great by skilful and sober drivsrE All Who
deare drayiug 10 accommodated with pr0mlinsss Al
the lowest possible rates. MORRIS WBLDIE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03

-Four sisters from New Orleans were killed
hy the railroad accident at LocBlhnd, Him
ois, I'M ihe2 2lst, ana gentleman from Boa
Ton was killed while trying to save them.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03

The house in which General Zachary Tay-
lor was born Is now used as Latn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
FAnm IFOu sALN CON.

-unnt tau ianifad acres, nitro less, situate In
hri hlu tlnuired New Castle GlHuty, AMI State ni
h-lsWet. pu M got iHtl ave milr. tOhi Now Castle
rms N1iidns- a'1 rSeeIent, hrck house with rooms
gunt btrn spriag houe, rp house md other build
inss Also Awo stlfy tenant house, Is healthy hhd
lsslrabie property. Apply to
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
HORSES TO HIRE.
.ss.-'a..---
NEW LIVERY AND EACMANGE
In STABLE.
No. lOl WALNUT STREET, WILMINGTON.

~ Tho subscrlbsr, having oponel a LIVERY
fTEaA AND kXcHANuE STABLE, haH alwau On
AI1 hand some very fna horses tr hire, sale 81 eE
change, among whith "a splendid Ware trained by
Madame Mlnnio which slavery pleasant horee for lads
lie invites those who desire to either HIRE SELL on
EXuHANGE nonEs, To give him call, as he feels
confident that ha will bB Abl8 TO give them entire satla.
faction. Ills terms reasonable.
js2i -9inos a. D. vANDBvRR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
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