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New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
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RIsBEE's MILITARY SCHOOL.n7,New build,
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Essex,
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DELVIDERE SEMINARY-Boarding School
ID for Young Ladies' Address MISSES BUSH Belydere, j.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Number
ID limited twenty Pup received at any time may remain during
SSas SeasaS LcSs The Rev MORGAN NJ Principal and Pro-
iessr, Hampstead Ia L
BOARDING AND DAY-SCHOOL FOR SALE
oe's % .SA Jbb %p RTf;p;a' Ept Sn s'''
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE for LADIES, at
~ PeughkecPe English French Latin and su 9gne5p begins
April II. Send for circular. Rev Q D. RICE.
NENTRAL Normal Musical Conservatory,
Piano Ne vsu M ws sa Singing I pyaie per
CLARK's HILL INSTITUTE fits boys for
business or college Summer tern "" 'sfs GIN 1l H. 4 fap sfa
EDUCATION IN GERMANY.-B0YS' IN
a SIT tut Ph KIn GafP Hs1 Sa NJ Be iii a ts s % Rsy
TffiTTIESEY, waterbury, Conn
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE-A Classical and
Il Commercial Boarding School Freehold Monmouth Coanty n j.
IGR IS per 'n"' No fsG'si SYsTs BlG5wS af g. f
FLUSHING FEMALE ESEMINARY.-AB Board
ing Day SCHOOL for ssfas T1. 'ss " waTSI EGaSf + Principal
FAMILY SCHOOL for Boys, at bedford,
wesester Co. n " A. WILLiAMS0S WI LILA d w. rt9Sas fs ~,
ars.s Ss s1S he 'pffcs Principal '-' '''n =. YD- 4'.
EERG GUSONVILLE ACADEMY,
The Summer term viii open 10 cas ma; BE- obtained At
Howe f'ry'' Bookstore No. 70 Bo"e r OLIVER PRINCIPAL,
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
~ LADIES Bridgeport Conn For circulars sss 'a9, SMy h EsEs
HOUSATONIC INSTITUTE, New, Milford,
CoMMENCB It's twenty year on NAY Terms reas9na6 Inc
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown, N. "a
Boarding for Boa The next session will commence April 10
For Circn,r. apply to D. s. ROWE, NJ A. Principal
ArD
Family school Boys under fourteen OF age Twenty first
Session ''en' may" Rev.F J. JACKSON A. NJ. Principal
MT. PLEASANT INSTITUTEwPRiyA iyAIk
vi Classes FOR BoYs-A%her. Mass H. G. Nash A. M Ps.
n npsrp,ssed for beauty and h,ahnss Number limited All pg
pIs board family Principal Terms e4OO Circulars
iorsarled upon request
MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, IlAV RoIkAN,
vi @ for ,T 70 P9G ynSH'es sS for three
coed bows LAyALETTE WILSON a. NJ, - PnnePeL
MLTARYy CLAsSIGAL a.o and H.. G0MMEK ys,s l55
G RUTHERFORD, A NJ, Principal ----
MILITARY III T., BOARDING S5... sSHQ2HmWEt0 6 / %ILs
MR.. VAN NORMANs ,o,,oo, ,,,,.,
30 West hi5eishth,I, Yes.loTE Adires. as above
NEWBURGH IN. " INSTITUTE, SEMiN:
boy. reoPens New Building April a. Inspection solicited HENRI
n Y. CONFERENCE SEMINARY, Char
~. ocvne n YSpscial department Boys and Girls address,
G. G. ;a Siss kSs FS, Gl.sio,c e GsoIf S'''' or
DARKER ACADEMIA FAMILY SCHOOL
1 Tor BOYS. Woodbury.. Ltch6eh County Conn
Rev AL0SzO NORTON LEWIS, A. " Principal
CEWARD INSTITUTE for BOYS,
> FLORIDA ORANGE co, n Y
Inson endowed Advantages superior Terms Slco for weeks
'''''D 0F'I' ''' T. G. sCHRIvER A. NJ
CEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Inlon
- Hall Jamaica The Summer term viii commence MONDAi,
April a. Miss HELM h w. slbfhNs, IIl1oP-e
| VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Il For kiueb boysiu
| =" "'''' BENJAMIN MASON. Yont.rs y:
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REFEREEs SALE in PARTITI0N;mPer-

eiupoy sale by Auction Of the ESTATE of MOSES WAIVER de-
situated Bath Long Island SATURDAY May H. 1861 by
JAMES COLES SON Aucionee Commercial Exchange No 9Fg
to Brooklyn - O'Clock consisting of i've ine and suhsan
rally Residences with Barns Bathing Houses. and Gardens at
taed sbunisuoe shade Trees together with exclusive Water
hundred aud BUILDING
StTES The property situated directly tho Loser Bay high
buh erracrd ard protected by hukheAd Locality
my LeAlthlai: within hour Of Nevlork yia
Eootyn Perry will ie in operation by s Of June. which
viii buE TIE propeTr within thirty miuuiea Of Walst To
he sold IN parcels to sut purchasers Frame Houses, allied
bck, 0Ii0 stories, basement and attic, high cell
igs with cupos aud vide pa built the best and est
rae order suitable both SIMMER and Winter residence With small
Nonld Grsclass Hotels which needed The
Of tle imaginable and altogether @ constitutes the
beautiful and place of residence In the vicinity Of the
dtv To be Sold without For particulars apply 10 ARC
BALD YOUNG Clu and Nsrrrnsts New York Of G. r.
NHITTEMORE, No tt Nas-au. NesloTk Of GERARD NJ STB
VEINS Referee New Court House BROOKLYN Of IL WAIVER on the
premises. GERARD VI. STEVENS, Referee.
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Simmer Retreats.

C0ZZENSs WEST POINT HOTEL will
" open the lst June which time the annual examination Oft
Military Academy will Commence.
The price board during the month Of June will per
S2l per week
cottage the hotel Persons wishing
engage DO 80 by addressing
COzzESs BROTHERS. West Point
COUNTRY B0ARD.-Delightful BOARD at
" Undercd Cold Spring, in the HsbaDds with private family
views Of the Hudson unsurpassed ten minutes from depot and
landing spacious extensive grounds we'll shaded and
steam ferry 70 West Point Apply premises.
@lz) HOMER MORGAN, No Paett.
COUNTRY BOARD.-First-cl class BOARD for
~ eight persons fam house about % miles
the Sound convenient dsian from railroad aud
pots Reference required. Address faB s, Boz No 2ln
MICHIGAN HOUSE, Bolt0n, Lake George
1 w CLRhASS PnprietorThe beshest and beaatu
Lake George ThtOase will be sr4ned
18th MsT having been newly furnished with addition
twenty Without the usual sppege 70 public house
al the quiet Of private family viii be secured 70 gnests
DRIVATE BOARDING.
WASHINGTON HALL,
BY GORSLNE PUTNAM. Saratoga SPRING. VIII open M ths reeep
ton Of guests May Terms, from sllt SO per uees
WANTED-B0ARD in q FARMHOUSE for
aFAMILY consisting Of wife cbireu he Oldest Is Tears the
youngest old and Distance exceed
from the eyu he healthy The Hudson between and Tstry
the side below kyak, ptofed Address r. g.
BeI No R.G42, Pest Onee Kew.Yorf.
VT'HE WATER CURE and SUMMER RESORT
Glen Haven Cortland Comfy Y, "a eIceint place for
regAstg health aud recruiting tfesh Pleasant cottage o families
hill scenery. send crcular r. T. KING Proprietor
". c. THOMAS Physician.
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Gonscs ano farms manteo.

WANTED-A HOUSE suitable for a Board.
w ing House in the lower part Of the city Address H. Box No O6
Tribune Office.
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M PER CENT BOTH WAYS.-Offered in

lOO exchange for Goods u Ro6o welseeeed
Texas In m s16 20 100 Interests Texas
property looked amer address RAYMOND Co Austin Tsrsa
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BoGr1 ano Rooms.

BoGr1 dn6 Rooms.
A PRIVATE FAMILY offer a large, nicely
IA furnished PARL0R aod HAIL. ROOM with excellent table 70
only persons Of refinement Apply at No sMsss
place, West Fihy.sntst
FURNISHED ROOMS T0IET.-AppiYat No.
WnhropPace (Geenest Wsverly place Geuenen
only.
MO. 23s WEST T-TWENTIETli-ST., large and
IN neeyfurnished ROOMS LET with or without BOARD
in small private hHiy BATH gas &c location hrst class table best
dinner ate o'clock
WANTED-BOARD in q RETIRED Farm
w house where there other bcare for family consisting
Of gentleman wife children hs oldest 10 years the you ses' about
tuO yer and tive M the msHths Of July aud Argus address
stating accommodation offered location aud meanNoi access W.
H. W. Boz No 5225 Post-Ohce NewYork
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EOR RENT-At Il low rent, for six months,
an unuuished HOUSE Of II rooms with ccar, cen &c ar
large and grass vashhouse barn and stable eeh miles
from Nwhnrgh Goshen pike and hsfw between NA Gate and
salisbury Mills stations Newburgh Branch Ede T. region at
fractive, scenery delightful
Address a. HOLIDAY
SALISBURY Mills Orange County v Y.
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Mnsitai 1nstrumenls.
6ituations Wanteo-6emaIes

A RESPECTABLE young woman wants ID
N situation CHAMBBRMAlD, and "a willing AZ wAsbE3
aud ironing Best Of references gwen Inquire the Fancy Store
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

Nov Ready:
NISS STRICKLANDs QUEENS OF En-
VI GLAND
The Abridged EDITION Of
MISS AGNES STRlCKLANDS LIVES or THE QUEENS OP
ENGLAND.
KIressy dsptei for Schools and Families By tie suholfss
b. j tOiume, lime crimson cloth. With POrtrst. - 80
SCRIBNBR, WEXFORD Co,
No. 65s Broadway, Newiork
=. Ceyes sent by mail postpaid, on teeeipt Of price
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I'll VII NVI
~ Choice situation the ssh0fe:
LET. uuisisc uHnrnished Apply
HOMER MORGAN, No 2 pnest OF
LEWIS B Brown, No 81 Broadway
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NOR SAIT-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT

tTarptpFn within tn1ies vtt from pot The msh'nr
large ani supplied sih bot aud cold ~at I A. n'l
There gaireIs co eonscfsiorf, ~" tf
stables and 81 ontbrng, Lt Of The boz
eioo land. beanh.y sTraugd
s'rlr with gIafrlH roads aud
vsn. also abundance situation u The fre
tie HUDSON .ruul nld r from The pfenis
be- 10 be appreciated This pfuy u BE- 500 uW
10 close TIE Irnuls which nearly s ~ .ol th
ne 1opery ndcrei Fo spiy 70 WILLIAM JARVIS.
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DRIARS AND THORNS.

IDOLS or CLAY. b. Author OF "Tht Jih"
THE ISSURGBNT CHIEF. BY Gustsys AnnsId.
THE PLYING HORSEMAN. By Gusisvs Aimard
Guide or THE DESERT. By Gnstzve Airnard.
T. Il PETERSON A RROTUERS
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Go fei.
FURNISHED
COUNTRY RESIDENCE
TO LET FOR THE SUMNER

a MOST desirable STORE to LET-NO. Al
first foor and Fronting and opening both upon
paov ard Nss.su fne location for Insurance Barking or
other hlness Inquire ihe pIemises Of o. JUDp -
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY
REAL. ESTATE AGENCY.

Hons sud Lot, Farms, Country Seats &C. at apcnt the line Of
A. c. DUNHAM, ,R.i Agent,
No. Broalwav
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

A n English woman of refinement wishes aIl
LA engagement H0USEKEEPER COMPANION, or NURSERY
G0yERNESS Address for week W. b. No 2i WasDgsO
st.. City. a,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

Epaome of business and Personal Matters
Joseph Bancroft is building a handsome
residence near his mills on the Brandywinp
1t is of Brandywine rock.
A house near Mount Pleasant, belonpine
TO Mr.. Eliason, and occupied by Mrs. E. IL
Walker, took fire and burned to the pronnd
on on saturday morning last, about two O'Clock.
lhe occupant removed her goods in safety.
Joseph Bancroft g. Sons are erectiniy ii
building near their mills, on the Brapdvwi5e
which is to be used as library and reading
room Tor their employees, one of the rooms
Will also be used for a night school, the main
expense OF which is borne by the firm
They deserve great credit for their efforts in
behalf Of education.
On Saturday, friendly game of Base
BAL was played at Summit Bridge, between
the Liberty Club Of that place and the In.
dependent Club of Red Lion, which resulted
IN victory for the former club. The score
stood Liberty, 40; Independent, 90.
Messrs. Tatnall & Co., Dry Goods Mar
chants, have dissolved partnership and dis
posed OF their stock. VIM. Tatnau will
settle the affairs oil the old firm, and NAV Inc
found at the office Of M. NJ Child. 802 Mar
ket Street. -'-"'
J.. L. Gregg has been admitted as mart.
ner in the firm OF Megaw & Billany' ma
cchinists and engineers. The firm viii be
Megaw, Billany & Co.
The directors of the Wilmington and Read
ing Railroad, at a meeting held in Philadel.
phia, on Tuesday, resolved to advertise i'm.
mediately for proposals for constructing the
road. '''
Philip Plunkett, Chairman of the Street
Committee, adyertises that he will receive
proposals until Wednesday next, at the OF
nee OF the Street Commissioner, for build
ing Sewers in Seventh street, between Loni-
onfd ana spruce, and in Spruce street, be-
meat. fHsr Go
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

The steamship Tioga, of Philadelphia,
from New Orleans via Havana for Philadel
phla, was burned at sea on the 27th ult Three
of the crew were burned to death. The rest
OF the crew and all the passengers were res
cued by the steamship Rapidan, which ar
rived at New York on Tuesday.
The building owned by the Butchers
Hide and Tallow Association-four stories
high-on Noble street, above Eleventh,
Philadelphia, was entirely destroyed by fire
on Tuesday afternoon.
The st. Louis Republican of Thursday
week, says On Saturday there lived hap
py family at 1907 South Seventh street. con.
sisting OF Mr. Hussman, tobacconist, his
wife, Barbara, and three children-Augusta
aged years, Emma 2, and Robert years
During the evening Mrs. Hussman was sud
denly taken sick, and died during the night
Subsequently the children were taken i'll
and by Sunday at noon the mother and hel
three children were dead. Mr.. Hussmar
was also attacked, but is still alive, and will
recover. Cholera morbus was the cause o
death.
Three children OF Mrs. Barrett, il
Peekskill, were poisoned recently, IN conse
quence of a mistake by drug clerk. Thei
lives were saved by the prompt services o
physician.
In Pello, Iowa, the lightning struck
Mrs. simpkins, knocking her seuseless
breaking both legs below the knee, and s.
goftenlng the bones that she fnust remain
cripple for lite.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

Brevet Major General VIM. II. French,
lieutenant colonel Second Artillery, is re-
lieved from duty IN the Division of the Pa
cific, and ordered to this city, thence to re.
port to the Adjutant General.
DIR. John II. Simms, of this city, has been
elected member of the American Pharma-
ceutical Association Of the United Stntes.
Henry A. sonnIag, formerly of this city,
was on the Republican ticket for Represen-
tative 10 the Legislature of California from
San Francisco, at tie late election, but we
regret TO say was unsuccessful. The Demo.
Gratis carried their ticket.
Anthony Higgins has resigned tile posi-
tion of Deputy Attorney General, and
Charles G. Rumiord has been appointed in
his place.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
CRIMES.

party of youths were arrested in Phlla-
delphia, Jew days ago, named Daniel, John
and James Mann, John Hays, John Gill and
Edward Farren, on the charge OF larceny
The gang has been committing dupredations
upon the stores IN the neighborhood of Fifth
aud Sixth and South streets and in Chestnut
street, for some time past. About four weeks
ngo ellis father was robbed of $1,000 while
asleep, and the gang came to Wilmington,
TO revel They were arrested for stealing
handkerchieis and fancy articles. Alder
man Hurley, sent them to the House of Re-
iuge.
Troops are about being sent 10 Barbour
county, West Virginia, to prevent threaten.
ed disturbances in that quarter.
The other day scamp named Riley was
arrested in Chicago for burglary. Upon his
person, he had n letter singed by Andrew
johnson, recommending him to an appoint.
meut in tho New York Custom House.
During fire in Chicago, on Tuesday, a
woman Of the town stabbed her paramour
seriously because lie would not help her to
move her effects out of the way of the
flames.
john Bussman, OF Chicago, having been
deserted by his wife, became tired OF living
any more, and conceived the idea of burn.
ing his house down before shutting of this
mortal coil. He was detected in the act OF
incendiansm.
Last evening, in Boston, man named
Babcock, from Cincinnati, in fit of jealousy,
SHOT at n woman in house of ill-fame, three
times, but she escaped unhurl. He then
shot himself in the face, and stabbed himself
three times in the side with knife. The
wounds will probably prove fatal.
AIRS. McCarty, large property owner in
Chicago, was returning from collecting
tour Wednesday afternoon, with $4,000 in
her pocket AS she was entering the door
OF street car, she was boldly seized by the
throat by garroter, and held while he
searched her pocket for the wallet. He OBJ
iained it and leaped from the car, leaving
her, in fainting condition, in charge of a
confederate. The whole transaction occu.
pied but moment The latter was arrest
ed, but ibe principal is still at large.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04


The official canvass of tho late election in
Colorado shows a Republiean majority Of
len in the Legislature.
The Democratic Convention of Massachu-
sets, met on Tuesday at Worcester, and
nominated John Quincy Adams for Cover
nor, and George NJ. Stearns for Lieutenant
Governor.
A Copperhead caucus in eastern Pennsyl-
wanna demanded of the convention that it
should run soldier Tor a certain county
nillcc. The proposition was iavorably re-
ceived, but on inquiry no Coppcrhead SOL
dier could be found in the county. Copper
head soldiers are scarce in the loyal States
Private letters received in Washington
from prominent politicians in Ohio give n
very hopeful view of the campaign in that
State, and declare that the suffrage amend
incnI will pass by majority of from five to
ten thousand.
Chicago will probably be fixed upon as
the place for holding the next National Re
publican Convention.
The States of Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Iowa hold their annual elections on Tuesday
next. California holds Judicial election
on the 10TH Ohio and Iowa elect Cover
nors a single Representative in Congress il
to be chosen from Pennsylvania, in place o
Mr.. Dennison, deceased, and one from Ohio
vice Gen. Rutherford b. Hayes, who, hav
ing accepted the nomination for Governor
has resigned his seat
The new Mayor and City Council OF Nash
vile, Tenn, were sworn in on Tuesday
They arc all Republicans.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
NATURALIZATION sEnvIoEs.

The installation of the Rev. c. j. Shaw
Hspasiorof the Central Presbyterian Church,
Will take place in the church, King street
near Eighth, ON Wednesday evening, ooto-
Der 9th, commencing at hali.past seven
O'Clock. The sermon will be preached by
Rev. 7. j. Shepherd, d. D., OF Philadel-
phia.
The Charge to the people will be delivered
by Rev. ]. F. Severance of Milford, Del.
The Charge 10 the Pastor by Rev. VIM.
Altman of Hanover Street church.
DIR. Patton of AIiddletown, will preside.
AS this will be an occasion of more than
ordinary interest to the people Of the Central
Church, we anticipate large audience.
The public generally are invited to be pre-
sent.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

The Hon. Mr.. Shanks, member of Con-
gress from Indiana, IN an address TO the
colorcd men of Richmond, virginia, on
Wednesday evening, sand he spoke as ono of
party who had the power, and he said that
tile Southern States would have been admit
ted into the Union long ago if they had
given their rights to the blacks, and they
never will get in till they do. johnson, if
guilty, would be impeached; and even with
the aid of Maryland, whose rebel militia
were arming, he would be powerless to do
anything. The north IS ready, at the tap oil
the drum, TO quell him nd his militia. He
predicted 10000 majority m Ohio for the
Republicans.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

In SPEAKING of the probable impeachment
of the President. the Louisville Courier says:
''If the Radicals should triumph, and show
an increase of popular strength, the Presi-
dent will be promptly brought before tho
bar OF the Senate, and proof or no proof he
will be convicted and deposed. II, on the
other hand, the Radicals suffer defeat, and
the results show that The tide IS running
against them, We shall hear nothing further
about impeachment The voice of the peo-
pie will be needed just in proportion MS its
tones are decided and clear" .
If the Courier and the adherents OF the
party TO which it belongs, will only stand to
the proposition enunciated by It's editor,
after the elections in the North shall have
taken place, we would be entirely satisfied,
since we have every reason to believe that
impeachment is decidedly popular with the
loyal masses of the nation. The approach
ing Radical" Victories will endorse and
settle the question.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

THE Rev. j. Milton Purner, of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, died rather sudden
ly at his residence in Princess Ann, Md, on
Sunday morning last The deceased had
been sick for more than week with bilious
fever, but until Friday last his condition
was considered improving and no fears EN-.
tertained of fatal termination. On that
day he was taken with congestve chill
which lasted until death relieved him of his
suffcrings.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

BOARD OF TRADE.-our merchants and
business men generally are reminded not to
forget-the meeting OF the Board of Trade,
which will be held at the Institute Hall, on
next Monday evening, at half-past seven
O'Clock. 1t is of the first importance that
this enterprise should be placed upon per-
manent basis, hence our mercantile friends
should realize the necessity of their presence
and cooperation at the meeting.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04
THE MONEY MARKET.
Iaun MaI-uan A On IL. L.rs MI - d..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A9A "a
Q1 AN AGRICULTURAL q,
s0ssAe USsA..
EXHIBITION AND FAIR

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
On OCTOBER 18th, 10th and 7th, 1867.
AMI extended the weather DO unAvorable to the 18th
and 10th.
The Exhibition will not be. As contemplated, combined
to display Of tlorfea. We odef
PREMIUMS AMOUNTING TO OVER $4,000,
FOR trials ofspeed Horses. Cattle sheep SWINE Poul
try hB products Of the FsTu Gardens and Dairy. nd
Machinery and Manufactures, Fiowors, Fancy Articles
Works OF Art, &c.
We nave very large aad eonvsnisut building for the
exhibition Of Manufactures Flowers. Fancy At iees, 30
10 the Ladtae Department, 800 prsmum', con
tisiin; OF Articles Of sllEsrusro. offered.
Cataoguep containing list Of the premiums, teHsept
We hops the Agrleuliutlss. Manufacturers, and par
iieuarly tue Ladies', will do all they to make the
No entrance required for ,rOttAE and paslng and
res rletlons as n Iskldsure
TAB Of Speed will take place tho mArnlnR and ar
OF the 10th and nth, programmes Of which viii
be ready Ia n few days.
reception Of soek and articles for exhibition. All 60.
tries must be made In whiting bshs ~ DEL ok on
deuce q the person entering, aud Of Stock me name
aye aud color Of ths animal. -
DH. r. MoCABH, sseretWy. oct 40
1RoPOyALs FOR BUILDING sEWERs
/ ia seventh Street, between Lombard aud sprnea
sueet aud in Spruce street, between ssvanh and Rnh
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received by the STRAIT
Committee thu ofDe Of the etreet Comm nsouer I'm.
I'll WEDNESDAY ostobsr 9Th, 1867, for digging and nl
lug Of the diteh-the ditch TO be eight feet nehea
deepat Lombard street. and running deep
1t Spruce street thsHos TO M street eight feet 10
meet with kfth tree Sewer. and 10 pc three feet wide
the bottom on Seventh sse aud four feet wide on the
DO tom on Spruce street. Also for iurn.hny all the
material and building the seNers The sswsss to be
archsd on the top aud paved the bottom and to be
built Of hard bricks t~gptyour inches In the clear on
the Seventh street eewor, aud Ttyalx nches In tho
esRr spruce streat sswef, and Of four inch wallis
laid in Proposals may DO msde for doing ths
brick work separately.
lha rnnrattaa raserve tina rght ia r.i.e anu ~ ali
bids considered unreasonable
PHLIe PLUNKETT,
Chairnan street Committee.
r g-The work must be done at onee, and under the
supervision Of the Street Commissioner oct4!9t
fNOPAHTNERBHIP NOTIoE.-J L. GREGG
" has bssn this dsy admitted eoEartneT in the 1rm
MagaW Dillapy Ths name OF the arm hereafter
will DO MKGAw, BILLAkR 20.
JARRETT BIE0Aw,
s5le WIN. H. BlLLANY,
4. ...nl Nd -i.a }. L. GRE6G.
wilmington, October /, 1861 -oct4-2t.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

The PENNSYLVANIA State election will
take place On next Tuesday, and although
Andy johnson is packing the navy yard and
other government workshops with his ''sa.
traps" and tools, the Republicans still have
hope of large Union majority, not only in
the city, but also throughout the State.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-04

IT is STATED that Andy johnson has par
doned his rebel friend and companion in
treason, r. NJ. T. Hunter of Virginia Thus
one by one the President is restoring to citl-
zenship the scoundrels who organized rebel
lion against the government.