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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-07-18

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TO THE PUBLIC.
WV MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.
G. II. DAVIS &c co,
YE7}KE this method Of Informing 3eir many
f-i.uds ana the public generally, that they
have .akcn tn Store
so 10 W. BALTIMORE Strict,
Near South Sired,
BALTIMORE
,.4,.v, ,,.ned a FIRST CLASS ESTABLISH,
vrVT oar stock of Goods has been selected
f..u en-. Grst Houses of Ncw York, and comprises
Is c-url.;. as-o-tu- enc az
ENGLISH. GERMAN. FRENCH AND
DOMESTIC CASSINEkES,
which aye especially -il7t,d tho first Gas. -
81 baltimore. We would also state tHa, ~
s.--.-F th. sr-r.c.s af tsa calrorai 2 e.' -. ,;s
n.y. EturrrH. ana viI g.araHi-, - ;rf',r,,
faction ir .r--. respect. we M'"-
..,- b. I'M, th1t $50 manufacture i' osI-',
WHITE AND FANCY SiilRiS,
.,..... .,.,...- tpan they can De purchased else
C. r.a can ana satisfy your 'iye.
D-t.-. f-.- on. Country Frauqt,y attended q.
No. IS. i~.7-1y. e.. il DAVIS e. co.
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BALTIMORE PRICE
STORE!
OPPOSITE BANK EoUEE4EbANG,
c1f,u1nsrurS, WEST VIRGINIA.

A
VTAJORTTY Of those who read newspapers give
w the business advertisements careful peru
sal, and III
MAN
actually has a choice variety Of goods, which he is
selling AT the prices always pays
him to publish the fact. Therefore, have
FOUND
it best in this way to invite everybody to call and
examine my stock and prices before purchasing else
where, and 10 say but little in regard 70 my ability
and determination 10 make il advantageous those
who are not
DEAD
70 their own interests To buy their Dry Goods Fan
CT Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Ready
Made Clothing
IN CHARLESTOWN,
At The BALTIMORE PRICE STORE, opposite the
Bsuk Building. would respectfully request ny
friends % give me CALI
vow 20 lscs- !. GOLDSMITH
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BospD OF DnErroEs:
Wm Devries, Vim. Buehlcr John Ahcrn.
". J. Rieman, Charles Webb, John W BruiT,
VIM. Wech, C. W. Slacle J. }. Mattson,
Ernest Enabc, G. y. Mackenzie, John i. Cox
W. X. Abrahams :. r. Golibart, John Smith. D.,
II. Groverman, Geo. II. Berry, Anon Green,
Jacob W, Hugg, Jos. J. Turner David Carson,
And. J. Miller. Jas. y. Muller. Edmund Wolf
JAS. /. ARMSTRONG, President.
VICroR CLUSEr. Secretary.
The undersigned, Agent for above Companv. can
be found az his office in Charlestown next door to
Carter House, in Hunters Law Row-prepared to
receive applications and issuepolcies at the lowest
possible rates
Those desiring to insure their property would do
well TO give him call.
ISAAC FOUKE, Agent.
Charlestown, March 4 Is67-1y.
lust received choice lot OfSegars 4 Smoking
FL -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OIdRye whiskoy.
JOHN r. Wiz eON.
CERTIFICATES

I'm d ll li u lars
rr.- RI r--rr.f Ctfnie0f fn0'rsis ~ S. re-i7r Oh
Ess Wff.tsv PrH~7'iorfir1Hiref y
JOINS T. WILSON 81
Eafinorc.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

Willie bearing, the surviving member OF
the bearing family, murdered by Probst
tell on the ice, while playing in the yard
attached to the school at Fortieth street and
Lancaster avenue, Philadelphia, few days
age, lracturing his knee and thigh
A locomotive belonging TO the Philadel.
phia aud Reading Railroad Company, and
used as shiiier, exploded her boiier at
Reading on Monday. The engineer and
tiremen were killed.
Another heavy shock OF earthquake was
hlt at ST. Thomas ON tile 18th, and the ex.
eiiement there still continues.
An Albany woman went TO Hudson after
her husband, who was on a batter" She
succeeded in finding him, and persuaded
him 10 go home with her. Just as the carr
wero starring, however, lie changed his mind
and jumped from the train She did the
same, and falling, broke her leg in two
places.
A Schenectady, n. Y, young man fell
down well whilc attempting to Ill a pitch,
- with water. lie was rescued and found
nUt To- DO seriously injured.
The latest horror which we have to record
ssmes fiom Pennsylvania. A fire occurred
In tie Cumberland county poor house on
Friday night, which destroyed that portion
eftke building In WHICH the colored people
and insane were contued, and white man,
q white woman aud negro were burned 10
death. The white man, who was insane,
sas ehaiutdio the tiUor, and in that position
Sss layrliy roasied alive.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

Tie eruption rf Mount Nesnyius il con
Iiuuai!y increasing IN power md splendor
Immense sheets Of whiic, yellow and Grim
son flame aiisc Hundreds Of feet above the
crater, and at night the Bay Of Naples is
lighted up for miles Lava is pouring down
The mountain side In immense quantities,
and large stones are occasionally thrown
oul from the mouth of the volcano. A deep
rumble, like reverberating thunder, is heard
ON time TO time, IS In the bowels OF the
earth, and many OF the people in the yicin-
ny have left their homes, fearing an earth
quake or other calamity. No such eruption
has probably occurred in Vesuvius for cen
inries, and the spectacle is regarded as one
ef the most magnificent aud sublime eytr
Witnessed in nature.
Alta banquet given at The Royal Polytech,
mic In London, on Saturday, cordial mes
sages passed by telegraph between the Duke
OF Wellington and President johnson.
The English army in Abyssiania Is stead
ily advancing into the interior, and has met
With no opposition.
The existing Cabinet OF Italy is not TO lie
dissolved, but some changes in its compost
lion will be- made. General Menebrea will
remain at the head OF the government.
The bill for the emancipation Of the Jew
has passed the Austrian Reichsrath.
The Formosans have promised TO tresi
ship. wrecked sailors with humanity hereaf
Ter, and the Chinese government has guar
anteed that the promise shall be kept.
The Louisiana Convention on Wednesda,
repealed the bond ordinance, and adopted
one imposing direct tax Of one mill on al
real and personal property, 10 be collecteI
by the sherlifs. An ordinance appointing
commissioners TO negotiate loan for III
Immediate necessities of the Convention wa
also adopted.
A London dispatch announces that III
Fenians are still active. On Monday even
Ing an attempt was made 10 destroy the ga
works at GLASGOW. On the previous nigh
attempts were made on the gas works a
Warrington, IN Liverpool.
Colonel Parker, OF General Grants staff
was married privately on Monday night il
Washington, and thus disappointed grea
many persons who gathered at the cburcl
on Tuesday morning to witAess the cen
mony.
A slight FIRE occurred on Saturday moi n
ing in Carroll Hall, in Fortress Monroe, il
The apartment recently occupiedby JEFF
Dnyls
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27
CRIMES.

james z. Engley, OF Providence, II. l.,
aud Q. A. Dean, of Boston, have been or.
rested on charge Of attempting 10 steal the
sum OF $500, 900 from the safe of the Mer-
chants Union Express Company, at Proyi
deAee 1t appears that Engley was largely
interested in the Neptune Express Company
OF Providence, which the Merchants Union
bought out Ho stipulated that lie should
DO retained in the employment OF The latter
company, aud at once laid plans 10 rob his
employers. Engley took two mon into his
confidence, one OF whom betrayed his move
nen,s. He had made negotiations TO have
100000 sent from New York City to Pro.
whence by the Merchants Union Express.
A package was made upHepresenting that
amount, but which really contained only a
snail sum. Detectives watched Encley' 8
movements, and ne was seen enieavoring
70 open the safe of tile company, and was
arrested. A confederate in Boston was also
taken into custody. There are two or three
indictments against EngleY,
western paper says that the Cheyenne
Indians have only killed three men since
signing the late treaty, and that was 10 try
the new guns presented to them by the COM
missoneTs
Frances Harrington, alias "Hattie How
ard" who killed herself by taking poison
on Thursday week at hor home in New
York City, confessed before her death that
abe had also poisoned her faithless lover.
enc Augustus Strauss, who is at present
missing.
An attempt le rob Dhume e. Co., jewel.
sfs, In Cincinnati, was made Wednesday
Mat week, by man who entered the store,
and while selecting some diamonds, threw
sRuh into the eyes of the clerk and escaped
With tray continuing $40, 900 worth of dia-
Monds. He was. chased and arrested, but
fifteen or twenty valuable diamonds were
host on the street.
Horse thieves took farmers team one
Bight, In Wisconsin, but one of them drop.
ped Ills pocket book, containing $3.50, which
was more than ii was worth, and the horses
were insured besides.
Mrs. Lozier, of Sussex County, New Jer-
Aey, was arrested on Monday on suspicion
VI having murdered her servant girl, who
has mysteriously disappeared.
An attempt was made to rob the Merrlmac
National Bank. at Haverlill, Mass, carly
Monday morning, and Joseph Burnham, "a
town Waterman, was shot dead by the bur.
alAr
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

1t was our great pleasure on Thursday,
the 18th inst, to attend the dedication Of
Kew. DIR. Clemson's new School House at
Claymont. DR.. Clemson has recently add
cd very greatly 10 the efficiency of his
school, by associating with mm the Rev.
Mr Pearcc, the Rector OF the Episcopal
Church at Marcus Hook. At IL O'Clock, q.
M, number Of the friends of the school
assembled in the new building. After u
hymn, well sung by the boys and all pre-.
sent, and prayers by MIR. Pearce, Dir. Glenn
son made an address, reviewing the mast
history OF the School, and stating the adj
vanlages gained by the acquisition of an
associate, possessing all the qualifications Of
Mr. fearcei aud predicting, as all felt that
nc might, still greater usefulness OF the in
stltutinn In future. A number OF pieces
were spoken by the boys, some of them ex-
ceedingly well, and MS il they had appeared
before, although this was we believe, their
nrst effort, The Rev. S. +. Hotchkin then
addressed the boys, in a very capital and
appropriate Speech keeping their undivided
attention for some time, we do not know
how long, Tor the grown up boys and uitls
were as much Interested as ourselves, and
we were very sorry when he stopped ana
IL he had gone on for an hour longer, we
should still havB been as sorry. MI !
Montgomery Bond, one Oi the old pupils.
having been called upon by tile Rectors OF
the School, recited Poes " Raven" very
admirably. He subsequently made an ad-
dress.
The dedication closed with hymn and
prayers; and the assembly dispersed but
were found with ranks not much broken,
around Il table in the Rectory, that old
home OF hospitality, where a liberal and
very acceptable collation. had been prepared.
When The time came 10 disperse finally.
there was but one opinion, that it had been
a delightful time. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27
LOCAL AFFAIRs.

Bpitomo Of BusiaesS and Personal Matters.
Joseph Chandler, still continues 10 carry
on Biacksmithing al Centreyille, Del. He
Is a good workman, and we recommend him
To the patronage OF citizens residing in that
locality.
Fgre.--About one o'clock, on Tuesday
morning last, the floor OF the second story
OF the extensive Stove and Tlnware manu-.
factory oil Golfer, Finn s. jackson, on Ship
ley street, between Second and Third. was
found 10 be on Gre. II wass discovered be-.
fore the flames had made much progress
and the fire extinguished. A small hole
was burned In the floor. II is supposed 10
have caught from furnace used by the
workmen.
Waiting Orders.-Lieutenant Purnell f..
Harrington, of the U. 8. steamer Mononaa
hcta, has been detached and placed on walt.
Ing orders.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

Roll Of HOnor.-We have received from
the Adjulant Generals Office, book con
tanning the names 0i Union soldiers, who
died in defence OF their country, and are in.
TERED in New York, Illinois, Virginia, West
Virginia, Missouri, and the territories Of
Colorado and Utah. The following are
DelawRreaus
4, Cypress Hill Cemetery.-Robert j.
Brggs, LIST Del. Cavalry; James Cochran,
Co. II, 4tli +; John d. Hail, Co. A, LIST Del.
Cavalry Adam Handy, Co. =, LIST Del.
Cavalry; Joel p. jackson, Co. d, LIST; An.
thOny d. La Reeve, Co. A, ed Enos ].
Meals, Co. A, Sd Charles Norris, Co. l.,
list Del. Cavalry VIM. Peery, Co. c, 4th :;
James Rose, Co. g, let Del Cavalry.
In Virginia, near Mrs Armstedd's House.
u. w. Bryan, Co. X, 4tl Samuel Bartle,
Co. /, I'd George Lacklen, Co. Il, 4th !;
Peter Burnett, Co, +, Sd VIM. Chilinge-
worth, Co. X, 4lh Nathan Hignuti, Co. Z,
list ThOmns Hollipger, Co. G, Sd G. W
McCarry, Co. G, 4lh /; NJ. Mccormick, Co.
Z, 4tlI; L. 7. Nessck, Co. Il, Sd Thomas
Mitchell, Co, L, LIST Del. Cavalry Fred.
Pryor, Co. F, 3D.; S. r. Trahan, Co. d, 0 7;
Richard Webb, Co. G, LIST; John Yoken,
Co. F, list; Benjamin Dawson, Co. G, LIST
Del. Cavalry.
.Ns.fr Rah fiosd. at Ciig Point
blanchard, Co Z, Isl Del. Cavalry.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27
900 Market ss-set, Wilmington, Delaware.
!, Aug. 26 1891 n
LlAnMs FoR sALM.-Yo.l. Az exc,ll,n, /.

YARNS FOR sALE.-No.l. An exeelIsnt fatm
Il wlihin one mile Of Newark depo, in New CAST.
County, containing about onS hundred more or
with good dWelliug and tenant house. and exesllont
bargain.
No. ?. nice little firm. II nate Ia BrAndywlna Hun.
bred, within ~ miles uf Wilmington, containing 40
acre, NOR. or less.
No b very valuable fArm. In sxeeeat order or the
lag, orchards and O,her improvements untaininR lo
or less,
No. l. Farm Of 200 aeres adjoining the city Of Will
mlngton, with buildings orchards and improvements
suitable foF iarmeg trucking good Investment on
speculation Apbls to WM ho9AuLLkY,
oct o. sO6 Msrkat Htreai.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

USIyERsAIIsF CHURCH." The True
Physician" second lecture of the course,
next Sunday evening, at the Universalist
Church, nth street near Walnut; ]. T. Good.
rich, Pastor. Morning, Christmas Sermon;
Sunday School at % A. NJ. All are invited
10 each of these services.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, Delaware
Avenue; Rev. Willard II, Hinkloy, Pastor.
Morning Service, 1Ot O'Clock. Evening
Service. " O'Clock. Subject of Discourse,
Sunday evening, December29th, 1867, Tho
Fall of ADAM" Seats free.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

n GRAND CHAPTER OF DELLA
~ WA R-The Aunuai H,snd Oopfoeei on VI
" " the N. "A. u. A aud Chapter Il nclawsr,
M will he held II ilea MAsnns Hal Ia boNer, At
Nthe Th,id rom pvt ligh Twelve, on the ~ h
anasty ptoxro, that bslls the hOnd rtAt ireceditB
lhs hid Tursdsy In Janu ~ Al Il. A, MAsons III good
standing are inTllel D. Z. GOODWIN,
urand Score aty.
CRASH srcRErANs OrrrE Milford, lee, u, 4. Inv.
2laT dr'2e-rm
MOTTO decentralization DEL. DEO.
IN "a b. GTNolire II b pty gwen that tbs Annual
Msstlug Of the st1rkhudsrE Of 'Tne wilmnRto Nsvi
g,tion COMPANY viii he heli A. No. ael Market s,rest
Wilmington lawar', oa thu isDAY. tho SIKH day of
fBBkuAkY. 1865, betws+B The hours Of and O'Clock
r. NJ, for tbs pnfposs Of eieriing THREE b1ALCruRs,
to for three yeas and for tbs transaction ~ sUch
other nu,i lesszs may raar. join A. eklPFlN,
dee2t-tm - PRECEDENT
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27


The Hon. @. 8. HAMILTON, OF Ono
KILLED BY HIS SoN.-Cornelius &. Hamil.
ton, the Republican member of Congress
from the Eighth District of Ohio, was Killed
by an insane son at Mnrysville, on Sunday
morning. 1t appears that the son who com.
mitted the dreadful net had been deranred
for some weeks. The father left Washing.
ton TO see him, and had made arrangements
TO bring HIM to the Columbus Lunaiic Asy-
lnm!t While feeding the stock Sun
day morning on his farm near Marysyllle.
the boy stepped up behind him, and with a
piece OF board struck him on the back OF the
head, killing him instantly lie then cover
ed up the dead body with fodder, and started
to Kill his mother Selling an axe he made
toward her, when younger brother, seeing
the axe in the maniac's hand, shouted TO his
mother TO run or Thomas would kill her
She did so and escaped. The maniac then
started for the brother who gave the alarm,
ana struck him a dangerous blow on the
shoulder A neighbor, alarmed by the out.
| cry, ran to the rescue of the boy, canpht
the axe, and succeeded with The assistance
Of others who had by that time reached the
scene, in preventing further mischief. The
insane son is now in prison, exceedingly un-
concerned
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

MIR, EDIroR
Will you allow me, through
the columns OF the journal, to call attention
TO the dilupidated condition Of several parts
OF the sidewalk on the west side of Market
street, between Fourth and Filth streets.
Cannot the owners Of the property be com
PEELED to keep their payements in a passabIe
condition. A SUPERIOR.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

The CENTRAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
OF the State of Louisiana, nominated Chief
Justice Chase for the Presidency, on last
Monday evening. This is the third South
ern State that has thus declared, through
proper Republican channels, Tor Judge
Chase.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27
oOhM EHCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
tlorrsotal BY q. Oh anhler Ian
Nav ADVERTISEMENTS.
A GENTS WANTED FOR
THE GRAY JACKETS.
AND HOW THEY
LIVED, FOUGHT AND DIED For DIXIE.
WITH
iHoIDsHrs AND.sKEToHBs OF LIPE
iSoiDsBIs AND.sKEToHBs OF LIPE


eoEPaDERAcT.
Comprislus Narratives Of Personal Advsature, Arny
l,iis Naval Adventure, Home Life Partisan Daring
iAis In tbs Camp, field aud Hospital together win
ihs songs, Btlsds Aneedo es aud Humorous inel MIS-
Of the War for southern Independence.
There Is certain portion 81 the war that will n,v.r
"a into the regular stories, nor he embedded In IA,
poetry. which Is a very rasl part II Il and
~l II preserve d. convey 10 Eueeeedtng gsnetAt ~
besr Idea OF ths spirit Of the snndlet than many aty
reports careful narratives Of events and this pst NAV
DO called III gsss p, the fun. the pathts Of thv war
This ntAtas the character Of the saders the hu,nor
Of the solloIs the devotion Of Ihs bravery OF
men, the plue n our hsross the LAID cs
Of this service.
Tue Valiant and Brave Hearted the picturesaus and
Dramatic, tue Witty and Marvellous the Tender and
Pathetic. aud this Whole Panorama the War are hete
thrilingy portrayed in mastery manner anos his
tareAl aud romanls. rendering tae ample uB qie
hr4ot and rsAdah hook that var has called forth
Amusement a vel Inns rnetien may bo found ia
page gTauhe datfi brilliant wit And
hstsry silfuly interviewer in this Vork Of literary
art
send for elreulars and terms, and fall Def
JONES BROTHERS 4 Co,
det2i-2s Philadelphia. Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27
OUR TERMS FOR 1868 NOW Is THE
TIME To SUBSCRIRF

rF Is. GARRATT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICTURE AND FRAME STORE,
No. Ill MARKET STREET,
WELLINGTON, DEL
The suh-eribar to tho rtlAsna Of Whining.
ION sui viciaity, ih he still eontnues to Keep coz
atanty GU baud all kinds Or
PRINTS ANb ENHRANINds,
sQUARG AND OVAL FRAMES.
Also, GILT, RrSEWO u AND WALNUT MOUbDfNGg
which he will dispose Of
Oh rHE KRABpEABLR TRRMs.
PICTURE fRAAks AND MIRRORS
M,e to order. aud iahpl ~ style to suit the taAlo al
the 10 vest prices
FRAMING
Dns order In tho inos appfO ed aiyl- ~ las pres
He HYltes the tieulir of the public 10 his
elegant assortment VI All kinds Of
PICTURES
which ha will sell on sc ommo iatiuE terms
All kinds Of Horns polished aud otntmented in the
most tasteful mann-r
glys him a esl bef're purchasing elsewhere.
oct9l-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

FOR BALE.--TIIAT VALUABLE
rsSFi FARM, situate partly in the City OF wiminglo
2fAz aud partly la OhiglrsnR Hundred known as tn.
49, "WArnei or wrisht' Farm adjoining lands ui
heuiy e. bHnAing. Etqr thomas Y. BsyArd, Rsq DAT,
81 nafiEal Dr. Brown, Mrs Council and RS contain
rag about Ito Ariaa lhns This property has sss
erAl " the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING sITlt
atound Wilmington liss both sides Of tins RAllroa
aud Turnpike, and ID IN every way dOrable AZ spseu
IAioh by o9erators In kea Rstas. few Eentlemel
Nho detite Sandstone locations for private resdsneg
Apply 70 WIN. McOAULLEY,
tr25-t e0O Market Etreet. Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

- FOR SALH OR EXCHANGES FOR
im3 OTHER PROPERLY IN WILMINGTON.
-A@AA Farm coutaipng 1896 aeres more or less. ht-
uae Lincoln within miles Of Milford, in edar
Greek Hundred, sussex County. Delaware, within TX
miles Of Depot On the Racad from Milford TO 0sorgs-
town One humid cd and ten cleared II IL an
unusually healthy place the water client the houss
old but subSan,, 10 feet Ny 10 feet, hree down
aud thfea upttAtrti outbuldlngs Fer moderate; good
qu1liy capable Of raispg wheat oats, any
other crop, with Mt ue and fsrtAor' Clover and
better adapted TO peaches ami all Kinds If fruits
vegetab es There IL now crop Of rom growing, on
shares Pos esaiYn would be Given within a nj nth
And good hofae 'afIiage farm wagon and some farm
iupam .uts, with usehnld iurnturs which would be
sold at valuation II desired This place will DO dis
posed oil low, upon pabs terms, aud Is desirable for
farming or speculation, Apply to
wM. MsrAULLEV
900 Market sgeet, Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
EV cry MAN
CAN uET
A HOUSE LOT.
THE FIRST NOW
FOR A CHEAP HOME.

THREE hundred lots acd 900 more for sale on the fol-
lowing sonditionr;
Two Lots ~ is4t from etch corner, o. 90 pr fot
tlO1 each. All ohsrn s4Ol per iOot $50 each. Ray
able 90 cents week uut Paid ior In Of default
Of payment for than four weeks, i've cents
week tax until paid each payment due. eiK months
failure to pay, TO forfeit Lot and all money paid.
Nine rsr cent oil for all cash, aud Ia the me proper.
ton for auy advance payments, And interest charged
until the lot Is occupied.
free aud clear title slven soon AZ paid for.
Those lois are located 9Th and 9th Avenues from
kAlIosd Avenue. J. A. BK0WN.
dRIMsIIAw 4 MoGABE, No East Third, Agents.
p 81 reserve the risht Withdraw or change these
conditions At any time after 50 days ABB.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

&.szA FOIt hENT--fHE sUBSCRI
fssssth btr will teut the old ant we'll established
ssssM store and Dwelling situats on Riddle's Road
ll9es l9SA near Hartman Fthrenbarha Brewery, and
-A-ktsiu close proximity to Hddle'. Factory 1hri,
!. about oLe acre OF lard attached to the premises
10 sn enelg tic usness opportunity IL anorde
seldom to be met with. Rent mcdsisie y, salon i'm
meliaiey. Applyto JOHN RRHRENBAOH,
Corner Fourth and renrh str ats, or 10
]. HARTMAN
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HORSES TO HIRE.
NEW LIVERY AND EAoMANGE
N STABLE.
No. lo4 WALNUT STREET WILMINGTON.


~ The subscriber begaleAv to notify bis irispds
sfsTSA. and the people OF Wilmington and virIniiv
that he still continues to keep at bis old stand