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The New York herald., 1867-04-26
CORNERS IxOuesTs.

TEE Recent SUDDEN DEATH OF DocroR ABRAHAxs-I
She Of the late Dr. Simeon Abrahams formerly of
No 81 Beecker street, who found dead in his bed
early Sunday morning. the 14th instant as already
been reported In tho HERAD the inquiston has been
concluded before Coroner Schrmer. The testimony OF
hr Frances Deyer sister OF deceased showed that he
lad been extreme sufferer from rheumatism, and for
previous his death seemed much depressed
in spirits, owing 70 trouble arising from law suit
which he bad commenced before the Surrogate. DR..
Francis Heucl, the chemist TO whom certain internal
organs OF deceased ayen for analysis, deposed
% having made a most thorough and searching
analysis. which failed TO reveal any Of death.
Simeon n. Leo, y. D. made post morten examna-
Son the body Of Mr. Abrahams and after carefully
examining all the internal organs except those akcn by
Professor Heuol his opinion that the cause Of
death rheumatism OF the heart, FASTENED by undue
excitement and anxiety The jury accordingly rendered
. verdict that effect Deceased nny seven years
OF age
FATAL BURNING CAsrALrr.-Coroner Schirmer yestcr-
day held inquest at 145 Eighth avenue, the body
ef Miss Elizabeth Dessaur, whose death the result
Of burns received onday night by her clothes taking
fre from kerosene oil lamp Deceased fell asleep
table which the lamp was standing when her dress
came IN contact with tbbaxe thus fatally burning hcr
about the breast and body. Deceased thrtytnree
years Of age and native of Holland.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
POLICE INTELLI' .sucR


DoLp ih1F oF SILKS N DHon /wAy-Yesterday after
noon a man, giving his nsm' a. Jobo Henry Smith.
entered ths store OF Messrs. n.r,,e Beery Co.. 4Io
Broadway, having in his An, csnaoious uaper box
ana expressed desire % purchase some silks He
iec'ed goods 70 tne val of slsa for which he imme-
dia'ely paid but see sed in no hurry leave TIM prem
ments were close chsa which resulted 10 detecting
him In he ACT removing pieces OF silk from tho
shelves ana Aciug IN his basket Tho goods thWs
saae 70 tied 70 sa Aes 800 % eau na asn a
box ana started to leave, but on reaching the
front .oor was not a little surprised to find
one o. the clerks there 20 prsseSs MS ext & gSN Ho o.
Us of the Broadway squad, being csHed took aim N
cA aree and hasened 70 the ro'nbs with his prisoner
Charles Stone. Of the clerks OF Messrs Bartest,
acc Hogan committed him for trial IN default OF $1,000
Smith Us thirty years of ego, native or Fem
mark and lives On Long Island he claims to be amer
chant The accused has eften been In the store
under similar and tie firm is Uf the
opinon each of these occasions he has pueoined
goods effort made TO bsarn his place OF resi-
deuce that his house could o. searched for stolen
goods, but without succcss. M
TsE $40 900 GOLD 'CERTrFiosrE RoBsERy Joseph
Packard Isaac Clark, the boys recently brought
20 city from Baltimore charged with having
18th of Deceasber last stolen gold certificates to the
amount Of go $50 from the nrn Of John Monroe Co..
No Wall STREET.-THE particulars Of which have already
been reportcdwcre yesterday brought before Justice
Hogan, at the Toasos Mr. Nathan Chandler made an
aidavt against the youthful offenders charging them
with the theft 10 which they pleaded guilty Packard
who took the money from his employers aud shared il
with his confeaerate seventeen years OF age was
born In Albany and he lives at 487 Pacific street,
Brooklyn. Clark is nineteen years old native Of this
city and resides At No. II Jane street. He claims to
. carpenter by trade. They were committed 10 the
Tombs for trial. without bail
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
SHIP PIN q NEW S


FvhI W heW Iuhk, Ahl 20. iooI.
Cleared.
Steamship Essls Greene. H.van.-asrri.on Alisn
Steamship sappho Lingo. wiimngton-Murray, Ferris
ssean.hiU Giaueus. .Godfrev. Bos.on---w p PCivde.
haSon, sos:1asn Samor.
Bsrk Queensland (Br, Murray, sydney, Nsw-R W Cam.
BRIG Veteran OBJ. snow. xalsea-GIbsonsA 4 R.nIett
Brs Kss , Saroiomep rss Asrss'A
Brig Leona lBr,, Bishop. Dorchester, Mp Nevius
Brig Mystic barter. Eiizabcihport--s W Lewis Co.
schr Atlantic tBr), Lockhsri. Hsntsport-D Dewolf
sehr Ada tBr), BelyeA 8, john SB via rortand-smith
sehr Virginia Price. Putnam, Galvesson-c Mallory 4
Co.
sssr sr siI iIss: Taysr SsSns si.ss
schr " crscksr s...er rhilsd.phis. Dayton
sshr Fashion, csaOrsy, New H.ysr. .Raclets Taylor
s,esmerw BrAnnsn. Rchardsoa, oswese via Montreal
and Quebec.
steamship Louisan, iBrl Harrington, Liverpocl April
s s wa S' % sS " %
the entire April OF Fastnet, came in collision
Ss % Ss,s rs ssss & cig, se s.S%
smid.hips and sinking her i%medl.ey: tsos so.rdhs
lat % lon as bark Jcasinan chase from New Or
s:., .s s lSi sas s is 3 S 8 e s
& 5 Sr ssrs ss ssss or S.y lat
steamship Hecln IBrl, Edmondson liverpool April 2
caas aS Ss s q a. ss
roo from Liverpool for NYorx l6th ~ So lon 81 U1
changed night signals with steamship China from Boston
s,eamskip Celia tBr), Gieadel, London March 81 and
Have April with mdse and passengers, 70 Howland
SUFFOLK % bound ssh at 10 Pm, 2j lon a. Gu
nard steamer bound Il nd, lat Al -, Ion TO- steamship
Manhattan. hence for Liverpool.
Steamship Iypce Caulkns Galveston April IS with ndsc
and passengers. 10 Spodord. fieslor 90.
Steamship Danodil Howand. savannah to master
with mdse and passengers 10 " McCrcsdy Co.
steamship Niagara Brakeman. Richmond and Norfolk,
with mdse and passsuccrs, " q Heinsken Pssmore
Ship Asia (Breml Menderhorst, London y days. with
mdse 10 q l. wright Co April Is lat 1 H. lon II -,
spoke bark l. fhsrnAnn tBreml from Bremen bound
shsp y Chapman, Norton Lsshorn res % and Gbrsl
tar March 4 With undss fabbn Chauncsy frgn lon
IL 10 ia had weeks cf heavy gales from % 18Th
inss at Ion - o. spoke schr 0raduate from Porto
Rico or Pail River with loss OF deck load and sails sailed
in company With her the nert dsy and sne appeared al
BARK I..ss. Ridley sr, vs.sou rocsh.y sas ss s,,s
ef Good HOPE March and cros.ed he Equator "a IN ION
=. Has had heavy weather The last 10 day..
Bark Anna Made (Prus). Barssio, Rotterdam - days
with mdss % punch feincfs wsadt HAD strong vess
siy winds most OF the passags; Marcn M - .on 80
r ssp painted black with Waite =, S
bsrk John pearson Lswis ef asl frsa puenes yrss
asyS with hdes &c, 70 haster Hsh inet let. - ~ ~
snsngsd signals viii shr showfsG whfe signsL WIN
"Ss S eysg and letters n the csntfs. ecusd - -.
Sfsr9 Mtsl Lsyro Nsssiaa- 70 days. vi'h nun
~ ~ {iJ| S|vgss In - S.isrs> rR - s'5s -''A 's
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Crnxn-O'Rm1Lr.-ou Wednesday, April "a, in 81.
Ann's Church. New York, by the R.y DR. Gslaudc,,
q Henry o'Rieily, Of New York.
EpxY-wEDEyyKIp-O Tuesday, April %, by tho
nsy Mr. AcGiynn, ALskRr R EDrr 10 Rcsiss, daughter
Foorr-GAavN. wednesday, April -, BY the
E DR. Tso%a; HsaSs J. ssS,sq 81 sss oo OF
Samuel b. Garvin, Of this CITY,
FuRKr-G -GLnxxos.-In Brooklyn, ON Tuesday, April %,
WM II. FuRxY 70 MARY l. GLyNyoN.
HARRn-BoGARr.--OnT Tuesday, April 8, ct the Church
Of ,hs Rsdecnsr Brooklyn, by Rev. W. harris D. D.,
der of Mr.. Josa Bogart, Of Brooklyn.
Honx-wnwML-1n Brockiyns on THURSDAY, April
Dler. Jom Hoss, Jr. 70 Mis- JosErHsr WrwAIL No
cards
I.nn-BaAxz-on Wednesday, Aprtl a, .. Jerssy
lxMu q New york, 70 sorHfE EAHrx, daughter Of the
Il Eoros-sess1 ssor = 1as % Thursday April Is, tho
church q The Holy Trinity, sy the Rev A. n Little
Pz.sT-DnSs4s.-on Tuesday, April a. at the resi-
Asncs Of the brides parents, by the Rev. w. H. Evans,
savoI:-McNm' NON n m'-.s4vor.-McSns-M .slS % the f1s.
Presbyterian church, West Hobokcn. ~ j. on Taesdky,
April @ b Rev; > c Esnert vrren s.yorS, & q West
D.. q Hudson cry. N J. Also a same time and place
asd BY the same EpwAnD sAvorH 10 IIssrE !. McNur-
- .he Rev Mr. Lucas GroaGn ,irras OF sing Sing,
HHnErA I. KrSssr, Of Harlem. No cards
., II Il, s,, svssns sas A 2
woop, Of jersey City, TO Miss LUCINDA BEArriE, OF New
YAsD-onxsurx Wednesday, April "a by the
Rev Mr.. Goodsel HIRAn J. YARD 10 LYDIA A oRnsssx'
Yorsc-CorrAn In Brooklyn, r. D., on Wednesday,
April - at the residence Of the brides aunt, by tne
Rev. Francis Peck, John N. You've 70 HAsSAH n,
daughter Of late JouS l. coutan both OF this city
Died.
,Aus,a--h Cold Spring, l. l., on Tuesday, April 70
H1,hn Arsxn aged ~ years
tss April rs, Of consumption, Mr. JoHx H. BAwpES, Of
ksSe haroor, Lake Superior, Mich
nohgan papers please copy
-, fnosAs BSopr, aged ss years and days
Notice of funeral will appear In tomouow's paper
C.ss-on .. - thursday April %. CArnAsns N. Cat
The funeral VIII take place shs Crrday afternoon at
one O'Clock rom the resAdcdce Of her son. T. Gala
nan, Eghy-seventh street near Third avenue, York.
vie Lns "enas Oh 'ne family are respectfully invited
Philsdelphia and Boston papers please couv
CossrccK. BROOKLYN, Z. D., on Wednesday, April
-, CAnorISa n. Coxsrocx, wife Of Captain Amo, Com
stock, in the elth year Of her age. .
yrends invited 70 attend the funeral from hsy .,a
Fsssdencs a1s First street, this Tridayi Afternoon .,
cSsnL-As crssnpoins, Brooklyn, Z D., on wean.,.
~ Apsfl a Mrx. ANNA ELIZA wife Of Ludum Cornsn
ss1 eldest daughter Of walter CLARK, Ess, in the 25d
~ rssssvss and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Saturday Afternoon AZ one o'clock
yon Ascension church (EpiscopaD, Kent street. Green
Tpr-on Thursday, April -. cArnArSr cvpOr
4vesivSe and fends Of the family are rsspcc,fully
49, Nod u f1psral, ffsq D rsrssas ehsrch
-RE5s' 5'Q9!ss 9gss.ssy. : y; iSSi =, jos, q. prnrsr
~ -: 9 = H's :s:ss ~ y: ens,s {. ,,. I 7
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

i ohDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
rSossSe 70 London Bres $40 90 and go curensy
CEiIx Csn, - nsaacsd rates svanahle for si1 montn
xrLI EHx' Captain Billnge, from New York, May H.
1ALaN "a, captain ftnkham, from Now York, May IS.
III. rnnLLIONA aIs captain M Dixon from Nev York June
me elegant British iron steamship CELIA viii leaye MAR
April q, at l2M. w o~'"ia"S'
20 20 x ano psssenges pas Tickets sold through by ra
Freight viii be taken and through bs on adna svep 10
Havre, Antwerp. ROTTERDAM. Amsterdam and Dunkirk
For passage apply 10 ROBERT n CLARK ~ Rrosdwav
For freight apply at 81 South street. =
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALL. Aeents
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
COAs~WIsN sTEAfsHIPs.

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
" Reduced rates Of passage and freight.
The fast and elegant steamship
SANTIAGO De CUBA
Captain Jerry W. Smith,
win be despatched by the North American Steamship Com
pany "Wednesday May at from pier No. q North
river foot OF Warren street. connecting the Pacinc with
the favorite steamer
AMERICA Captain e. Wakeman.
The accommodations these steamers
by those of afoat, and the line Is run
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO EVERY TWENTY
DAYS.
D.N. CARRINGToN, AGENT
No. III West street, corner of Warren, New York.
VIZ. Il. WEss, President. 81 Exchange place.
Naxt ul.rs Inc Ia Nav
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
Ltl, II AND FOUND.

lot AND FOUND.
EouND,ArH INST. A PocKETBooK CONTAINING
streets The have the same by applying John
Hervey. 5os Greenwich street
EoUND--A PocKRrBooK CONTAINING A SMALL
II OF The have II by proving prop
ery and HNK obsoS oesn Bank
,osr-A. SKYE TERRIER sLuT-oS rIuRspAy,
erai reward paid by returning to as Fifth avenue.
CToLEv-A SMALL SILVER CREAM PITCHER
- tmarked " G. 81: was stolen on wsdnesasy evening
street liberal reward paid party returning
same.
CrRAYED OR sroLEx-rRoM ELM PARK NINETY
second ns.s kssn sr % .S Sn on sSnasy
small white Poodle suitable reward paid for the recov
cry OF either Of them.
REWARDS.
S sI.Ds. oS y
& f Sod With na rs ss
Sss ssepsss Msosvs5 % viii return % ns sam. 70 I'D
S3O HnEwAsD.5LosT REV, on & TUESDAY sI.S MORNING,
streets leather PocKeibook. containing Of money
y RETURNING % %
@1OO REwARD.-L A POCKET BOOK, cox.
\ tnisss notes. from
Boston Monday evening o. 10 this city Also sandy notes
A. r. and G. r. Tilton. @ and ~ Liberty street. New
York, the above reward wall be paid.
9COO REwARD-roR ANY INFORMATION OF
yAUV Mary Ann Collins when last seen wore a black
n ". snd s ~ her co
Inns. Address boz A, Herald oalcs
DENTISTRY.
4 BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH IS TO slS ALL
N operations Of dentistry skfuly performed All work
nue.. near twenty eighth street.
"A. Splendid sets s., sio SIS $40 Seaatlrui gum sets.
with pumper to restore youthful appearance Teeth
VAN vIESks SIZE ss s'e'
A BEAUTIFUL SET OF RUBBER TEETH, WITH
a PLUMBERS, TO RESTORE THE NATURAL AP:
rkARASTE or nv INF s 10 ss TEETH
CHANCE FOR GAS WHERE OTHERS ARE iSsERTED,
AT 2D SIXTH AvkNUE near Fourteenth street, east side
pEAurrruL CONTINUOUS GUN TEETH ON RUBBER,
under aashins gas without charge where others In
serted Iyo orana street.
NoLToN DENTAL. ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THB
s;s % so $ 5 Ea7. H.
and cer.ain DO y without pa,S 80 ~ 9o pa.ens testify
DOCTOR DUKE THE DENTIST, sss CANAL STREET,
uALr PRICE.-TEEIH SAVED TEETH INSERTED
NARCOTIC SPRAY; also NITROUS OXIDE sdmn,ssercd
Eois ssEs aera.s q Hns
street ana Third avenue.
rury. o. Call and examine specimens before engaging
ssswhere Teeth nlied gold q, in Sixth avenue
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW YORK WHERE
Tssn nsve essn ex,rsstsd without pain the past to
j. LAY vfiEiRS rs S Grssd stree. near Brosdwsy.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

G7SR GOLD TO PARIS AND BACK.
REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES.
TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW AND
EXCURSION TICKETS SIM CURRENCY.
The favorts passenger steamers Of
THE ANCHOR LINE SAIL EVERY SATURDAY,
for
LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW, callngat LONDONDERRY
10 land Mails and Passengers.
UNITED KINGDOM Smith. ~. ;. Sails Saturday, April ~
lOW WAt yratk. sails Snturuay nay
COLUMBIA ................. Sails saturday, May IL.
From Companys Pier, No - North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE. PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
Cabins Siio and so according 70 location. steerage
Prepaid Certificates from Liverpool glasgow and Derry,
Passengers booked and from Hamburg. Havre. Ant
wcrp. Ac, at very low rates.
fRxNCis MACD0NALD CO.. Agents
No. Bowling green New York.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC coMPANY,s Mail
Steamships between New YORK and Havre calling at
Brcst. r = =
The splendid this favorite route for the
Continent, VIII sail from pier No. so North river
PEREIRE, Duchesnc. Saturday. ........Nay
WILLIE DE PARIS, surmont. May 49,
..Ju L..
ST. LAURENT, Bocande Saturday une Is
PRICE OF PASSAGE (including winc),
payable In gold or equivalent In cur.ency:-
TO BRESr OR HAvRE.
First Cabin, $50: Second Cabins 100.
). - TO PARIS
including railway tickets. furnished on board
First Cabin. $l65; Second Cabin, Sl0a
Baggage checked through ~ Paris
Medical attendance free OF charge.
Thees steamers do carry seeragc passengers.
American travellers going 20 returning from Ne Con-
tneut Of Europe by taking the or this line avoid
unnecessary risks from transit by English railways and
crossing the chsnnc besides saving much time trouble and
expense.
GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

EXCURSIONs.
OATH AND C0NEy ISLAND RAILROAD CARS
ID LEAVE GREENw0ODsCEMETERY ENTRANCE on
AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL n, HOURLY AND
oFrENBR WHEN THE Travel WARRANTS
HARLEM kIvER.-PLEAsANT AND CHEAP ExcUR.
IL sion 10 Highbridge aud Kingsbridee The Harlem nnd
kpuyteE Duyvn Navigation Company's steamer TIGER
LILY Captain Briesk viii resume her usual trips on
street for Central bridge Hshbrdge Fordham and Knss
bridge landings connecting At Harlem with Third Avenue
d. D. IHsfEE, Assistant supe,p,edea,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-19

THE latest cable dispatches tend strong
" to show that the disturbances in Ireland
amount to the dignity Of rebellion. Tip
perary County is reported the center of one
of It's chief demonstrations, and the GaItec
Mountains, it is said, are swarmlng with
Fenians. Other counties are excited, and
the rising is general enough to give enl-
ployment to considerable numbers OF
British troops. This is the color of the
story as filtered through the English press
and it is possible that the situation, from
British view, may be still more troublesome.
The fact OF the insurrecrion is at last de-
cided. We have still to await news OF lis
fate-N Y. TIibnnP, March II.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-19

Ten bushels of snake bones were found
in the ledge Of rock few DAYS since,
near Cedar Rapids, Iowa. { A correspond
cut of the Chicago Journ'L says "that Is
the place where the Uopperheads went III
last faII,')
We think it more likely that this is
one of the many such places il to which tho
"Cops" have been crawling for years past
and which accounts for their non-appear
ance at the polls.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-19
The Work Of the ThiFty-Sin1la
Cong

The following is a correct list of the pub
lie acts and resolutions passed by the Thir-
ty-Ninth Congress, and approved bv the
President of the United States, together
with those which have become laws Dy
being passed over the Presidents veto:
PUBLIC ACTS
Making appropriations an | to supply
Deficiencies in the appropriations for the
service of the Government for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1867
TO amend an act entitled "An act grant
ING lands to the State of Oregon to aid in
the construction of military road from
Eugene City to the eastern boundary OF
said State"
TO regulate the elective franchise in the
District Of Columbia.
Suspending the payment of moneys from
the Treasury as compensation to persons
aiming the service or labor Of colored
volunteers or drafted men, and for Other
purposes.
Setting aside certain proceeds from in
tarnaI revenae for the erection of penlt-n
tialies in the Territories of Nebraska
Washington, Colorado, Idaho, Montana
| Arizona and Dakota
TO fix the times for the regular meet.
ings of Congress
+ In regard to the compensation Of route
agents in the Post Office Department.
To inc rporate the National Safe De
posit Company of Washington, in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
To repeal section l3 Of "An act to sup
press insurrection, to punish treason an'
rebellion, to seize and confscate the prop
erty Of rebels, AMI for other purposes" ap
} proved July IT, 1862,
, To regulate the elective franchise in til
Territories Of the United States.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-19

An important enlargement of the Eric
Rxteusion canal is now in progress nera
Nhadyle, Crawford county.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-19

The Copperheads are not satisfied with
the military Governors lately appointed by
the President for the South. This is not
strange, as the only military Governors for
the oputn, which the Cops approved, were
the rebels with arms in their hands.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-19

THE Supreme Court of the United
STATES has at length decided the consnti-
tionaIity and validity of the prohibltory
liquor laws. The decision was read by
Chief Justice Chase, recently, and covers
not only the liquor laws but the laws
against lotteries. ,. =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-01
journal ana Statesman TIme-TRbIe,
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON.
.--.-.-. JULY 8, 1857.
oargsn, corrected with svsrv eAsno..


TRAINS LEAVE wlLMfNarox ron PHtLADELrnfA
At 80 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
AT 10 minutes aftcr O'Clock, m orninR.
At O'Clock, morning.
AT 70 minutes before ii O'Clock, morning.
AT ~ minutes after IL o'clock, noon.
AT O'Clock, afternoon.
At 20 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At ~ minutes after O'Clock, evening.
AT 10 O'Clock, night.
At minutes after IL clock, night
At 80 minutesafter O'Clock, evening, Sundays.
at minutes before IL o'clock, night, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron WILMINGTON.
At 80 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
At 10 minutes before IL pollock, morning.
AT 30 minutes after IL O'Clock, noon.
At O'Clock, afternoon.
At 80 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At 30 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
At 9 o'clock, evening.
At II O'Clock, night.
At 80 minutes after II o'clock, night.
At II O'Clock, night, Sundays.
At 80 minutes after 1 l o'clock, night, 8 undays.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON ron NEW CASTLE.
at 10 minutes after 10 O'clock, morning.
At 30 minutes after IL o'clock, morning.
At O'Clock, evening.
At 70 minutes before o'clock, night.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW CASTLE FOR WILMINGTON.
At 80 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
At minutes aftOr 10 o'clock, morning,
At 80 minutes after o'clock afternoon.
At 20 minutes nfter ii o'clock, night.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
LHAvEs WILMINGTON AT
10 minutes before o'clock, morning.
10 minutes before O'Clock, noon.
LEAVES PHILADELPHIA AZ
10 minutes before 10 o'clock, morning.
10 minutes before 4 o'clock, evening,
STEAMBOAT ELIZA HANCOG,
LEAVES WILMINGTON AT
o'clock, morning.
O'Clock, afternoon.
LnAVAs PHILADELPHIA AT
10 O'Clock, morning.
4 O'Clock, afternoon.
WARMERS STEAM PACKETS.
Leave Wilmington at 6 o'clock, evening.
Leave Philadelphia At 6 o'clock, evening.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-01
WANTS.

A SELLING AGENT WANTED FOR
IA THIS CITY AND VICINITY, for one OF the First
Cass and established Sewing Maehines, surpassed by
none for domestic aud manufacturing purposes. rats
Of discount will be allowed which will warrants liberal
outlay aud ensure profitable business Address. with
mmsndatons, Box 3dal, Posl-olee Boston. Mas.
NEONEY WANTED.~-WE GAN LOAN ON
lNl good landed seeurly-on Bond and MoriKage--s
number Of Of $500, o. 900, $1,000, $1,000, $4,000
$1,000, &c. Any person having money, and wanting 1t
loaned safely would do we'll TO call o.
W. MeCAULLEY CO.,
ans sn6 Market sire
VETANTED--sIx THOUSAND DOLLARS
w $4,000 for five years on pond and Mortgage
drst lien, on Z Fam In New Castle Hundredr worth
twenty-five Thousand Dollars Gas ,o0o) Address, H.
at this ofhre, stating terms. 40 iy26-zn
TTTANTED.--CITY PROPERTY FOR A
wv GOOD tract Of land laying on the railroad naar
Station, or would sell. Very deHlrable Mon'd MAXI
NplesdId Frult Farm MN. CHILD,
tsptls-st oo2 Market Street. Wilmington DEL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-01
scnENoK's sEAwEED TONIC.

This medicine, Invented BY Dr. j. soHkroK, Of phiiA.
delphih is intended TO dissolve the food and make It into
chyme the rat process Of digestion BY cleansing the
stomach with sehencks Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon
the appetite aud food that eoald not b. eaton be-
fore uslag Il Will be easily digested.
CnusumI ton cannot be cured by Bchenek'g Pulmonie
Syrup unless the stomach and liver ia made healthy and
the Appette restored hence the Tonic and Pills
quirsd in nearly every eato Of consumption. hall
dozen bottles OF the BEAWhED TONIC and three four
boxes OF The MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordI-
nary eAse Of dyspepsia
Dr. sellenek makes professional vlsa 10 New York
Boatou aud At his principal once In Philadelphia every
week, see daily papsrG Of aaen place. his pamphlet
on consumption for bis days for visitation.
Please when puehAang that the two kenessei
and the other no H. in perfect health thu
Government stamp.
Sold by ali Druggists and Dealers price per bottle
or a. the half DOZEN All letters for advice should b
addressed TO Dr. Schsncka Prineipa Once, No. 10 Nortt
, 9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa
| General WholsrAls Agents; DsmaH Barnes Co. n Y.
s. Hsnee, Baltimore, Nd. John d. Parke Cincinnati
Ohio Walker Taylor, Chicago ILL.,; Collins BTss., bt
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