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They are Unable to Agree
Upon a Verdict.
A Duel Between Judge Fisher
and Lawyer Bradley.
Ete., ETC., Etc. Etc.. Etc. Ets

ESPECIAL DEsPAToH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. /
WASHINGTON, August 10.-The jury in the
Surratt case have just been discharged by
Judge Fisher.
They were equally divided in opinion, and
could not agree upon verdict.
Judge Fisher has dismissed Mr.. Bradley from
the right to practise at the bar of the Criminal
Court, and Mr.. Bradley has challenged the
Judge to meet him in a duel. 1t is probable
that Bradley will be arrested before any harm
is done, and put under bonds.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW York, August 1O.-Cotton quiet and steady at
2sg2Sc Flour active at 152Sc higher; Sales OF $500
S6SO@l22E southern, $Il@l5. Wheat pose higher;
S225; amber Michigan, $2 s9 Southern white, s25.
Corn dull and declining. Other grains quet Provi-
NEW YORK, August 1O-Stocks strong. Chicago and
Rock Island, l02A; Reading, los; Canton Company.
491a; Erie, 69s; Cleveland and Toledo 955i: Cleve-
land and Pittsburg, 9416 Pttsburg and Fort Wayne,
1886 Michigan Central llO Michigan Southern, 8s;
New York Central, lO456; Illinois Central, 49, Cum
herland Preferred s6 Missouri S. lo3; Hudson River,
1854 ll04; do. OF 1861 llO7S; DO ISSUE 0sA Ten
forties, 1O22S: Seven.thirtles. 1917. Gold, 1iO1.
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THE YACHT CLUB SQUADRON.
The Fleet in FOg-CIambake In Narra-
RauRett Bav- nee Around RIoclx Island. .

The Fleet in FOg-CIambake In Narra-
gRnsett Bay Race Around Block Island.
NEWPORT, r. l.. August 9.-The New York
Race Club Squadron left New London yesterday
morning, sailing through n bank of heavy fog.
Crowds OF ladies and gentlemen, notwithstaud-
ing the unpleasant nature of the hour for leav-
ing, thronged the dock TO note Its departure.
The dark cloud-curtain that hung like pail
over the Sound materially retarded the progress
of several of The leading yachts, and under the
direction of the Commodore they anchored
opposite StontDgtoB, while the rest of the fleet,
not observing his signal to "come to-" con-
tinued on their course.
The arrival of the Phantom Palmer, Fleur
de Lis, and Dauntless was noted amid the
booming of cannon and the screeches of steam.
whistles, creating most barbaric din. To-day
there will be clambake up Narragansett Bay,
given at the residence of r. A. Dodge. To-
morrow the grand race around Block Island
will take place.
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The Indian Commissioners at st. Louis
Runners Despatched to the Various
Tribes-PTOSpect of an Early Peace,

ST. LOUIS, August 9.-The supply steamer
chartered lor the indian Commission for the
today. The Commissioners leave by rail on
Sunday, for LeaYenworth, to confer with Gene
raj Hancock, after which they will proceed by
boat TO Omaha, and from there to the head
waters OF the Missouri, to talk with the various
bands OF lnulans located there, and to deter
mine upon the best locality for a permanent
reservation for Missouri riverI indians,
Mr.. q. u. BeauVas has been sent by specfal
commission to Fort Laramie to assemble the
hostile sioux as soon as possible at that point,
and Dr. Mathews has similar mission to the
Crow Indians located near Fort o. f. Smith IL
is hoped that by the LIST of October a council
Will be held and a permanent treaty made with
the Northern tribes. The Commissioners are
all here win the exception OF General Terry,
who Will join them on the Upper Missouri.
observation-disclosures sherman seems TO oo-ope-
rate hearLly Win the other Commissioners in
their endeavors to secure Permanent peace
with the Indians,
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Murder in Glendale. Nv.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August l0.-On Thursday
afternoon, at Glendale, DR.. William Hughes had
a controversy with one George Smith concern
ing security debt. Smith made use of violent
words, whereupOn Hughes took him by the
collar, telling him that he must not use such
language. Yesterday morning, three sons OF
Smith came into Glendale, met Hughes on
horseback, and all fired upon him without
warning. Six bullets entered Hughes body,
the wounds proving fatal.
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The Surratt Trial,

WASHINGTON, August lO-The Surratt jury,
at IL 80 to-day, had been in their room seventy
two hours. There is no certainty how the jury
will stand, or when verdict will be delivered.
Judge Fisher was at Court for a short time
this morning, but upon ascertaining that the
jury we're not prepared to report, he left again
mediately.
The crowd of spectators at the Court House
this morning was for time very great, but it
fell off before noon,
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The Condition of ex-AIderm an Fox.

MINEoLA, L. August l0-Ex- Alderman Fox,
President of tbe Southside Railroad, who was
injured here on the railroad last Monday, Is
still in precarious condition. He is consider
ably bruised about the body; but 1t is thought
that he has received no internal injury, and
hopes are entertained of his recovery. The
accident has been unfortunate for the Southside
Railroad, which was about com mmencing opera
tions, Mr. Fox being the cLief manager OF the
enterprise,
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M. Philarete Chasles has lately published
"Etudes Contemporaries; Theatre Musique ct
Voyages" The fifteenth of a first series of
studies illustrative of the literature, philoso-
ply, and morals of various civilized nations,
is devoted to Shakespeare, Moliere, Goethe,
Sheridan, Mozart, Gretry, and the elder Mat
thews. The largest, and, in some respects,
most interesting chapter of the work is enti-
tied "How the Opera of Don Juan was created. -
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
One o,cIoclk Marked Report.

Blythe Alta ntic Gable.
LONDON. August l0--l P. M.-Consols. 9456;
United States Bonds, 1871; Erie, 4515; Illinois,
771S; Atlantic and Great Western, 22I.
Breadstuffs firm Provisions firm. Pork
advanced to IT'S. Other articles are unaltered.
ANTWERP, August l0-l p M-fhe market
for petroleum Is fiat.
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Chilli and Peru-Spanish HOstilities Re-
neWed.

excitement IN Valparaiso and Lima, July 8 and
13, over news by the French mail, confirmed by
overland advlces from BueDos Ayres, that the
Spanish fleet under Meudez Nuuez had left Cuba
to renew hostillties against Chill and Peru.
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From Canada,

QUEBEC, August l0.-The steamer Secret, be.
longing TO the Gulf Port Steamship Company
while on her way from Montreal last night. ran
into the steamer Lake st. Peter cutting her In
two and sinking her in three minutes. The
crew took refuge on the wheel house, and were
all saved. The Secret did not sustain any ma
tprial damage.
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Obituary..

WASHINGTON, August l0.-J. w. Fitch, for
several years past q correspond ent of the Boston
Post, died to-day, after long illness, with
typhoid fever. The Correspondents Club, of
which the deceased was q young, but valuable
and esteemed member, will meet this evening
TO take action concerning his funeral.
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and Coates; 9s for Girard Colleges and a6l for
Cold this morning was steady at l4Ol,

Union.
Gold this morning was steady at 140I.
The New York Tribune of this morning says;
money on Governments is abundant at s6D4 . cent.
and 70 brokers with ordinary collateras, sos cent,
scarce sell at s7 and second grade SOS y cent Gov
eminent stocks under the glnt 10 money ana de snS
s security ~ s0n1Ss sq1g ana an %uen e asS is
eApIesseu Dy sApeIienSeu ~ - Shonds ~
the Secretary avail hlmse of surplus of money
to market, and holders Of Governments barter their
capital TO use In trade The Secretary can pTooaoiy
issue would settle below iO5 fine takes the initatve
laws a and wants money in October and November, he
cannot do so we'll" nash ....I .e f..r
The Cincinnati Times says:-
"The statements OF the condition OF the crops from
prtyiousl,. continue very encouraging, and thelr
prospects It's generally conceded that the returns turns
and The effect OF this be lief in advance Is even better
than expected AS vet trade S not Stimulated TO Goy
g any percepIinle extent TIE movements in EFT ler
s De sS% SnG ~ 9r @
misses 10 cheaper pr'ces and tn propOrlion as they
change an6 ia pure o,asa6e vausS 'us "is'U' " "a
PHlLA DBLPHlA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No. 40 >. Third street
FIRST BOARD
!SSS do SeM..,..iSi IS sh Leh R.-......- :s,s
.aSSc .Scc SO NsylSH c,i Sd, sh PenRS R-
2sh Phls 4 Tr,.,..l25n! 100 sh snsq Cl..,.bGo. lS
AFTER BOARD.
$1,000 1905 -lO7% $1,000 West Pa r 6s~. SO
s2iOO City 10, New.-.1OlA s3OO0 Pa N 6s.... 96S
$500 do New ".l0lA 20 sh Leh N stk.....- 46
SSS Ra5 Rsd5 I. Erie ri ds % .n Mo@s dG g
$4,000 Penna es...... 80
-Messrs Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, ETC., as follows:-U. s. 6s of
1881, 1l1s@ll1b; old 5-2Os, 1l3s@l1S5; 5.2Os,
1864, llOt@llO3; do. 1865, liOl60llO5; do, July,
1O8l@l09; do, 1867, 10Sa@l09; l0-40s, l025@l098;
do, July, lO7}@l08 Gold, 140t0l4O3.
-Messrs, William Painter q Co., BANKERS,
No. SO s, Third street, report the follow
ing rates of exchange to-day NJ IL o'clock =
1138@1l35; do, 1864, ll0t@l1O3; do, 1860,
1l13 d1llb; do. new, l0S40l09; IS, lO-40s, 1925
@102b; u. s. 7'30s, lst series, lO75@lOs; DO,
Compound Interest Notes, December, 1864, iii.
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
Working Parties on the Pacific Rail-
road Line Attacked-RObbery of Live
StOck-DncOunter with the SaVages,

FORT HAYES, SMOKY HILL ROUTE, PACIFIC
August 9.-The Indians have Just made three
separate descents on the working parties along
the railroad beyond here. They stole all the
stock, which numbered about forty head. from
the contractors, and wounded several men.
Several Indians were killed. Among these
were three Of the Cheyenne tribe. Small
bodies OF troops have gone out with the con-
tractors. and they are again at work. The In
dians are in large numbers all around u.s. -
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From Boston.

BOSTON, August 1O.-Mr. w. H. Carpenter, of
the Philadelphia Police Telegraph, is in Lnis
city, making some investigations into improve
ments lately introduced into the city teleg raph
here.
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Fire in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, August lO.-Krause Il Co.'s
planning mill was burned last night The loss Is
$4,000; uninsured
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Affairs in Louisville.

LoUIsvILLE, August IO.-Hugh FergusOn one
of our oldest citizens, died yesterday. The
Secretary OF the Southwestern Relief Commits
sion reports upwards of SOL 900 disbursed for the
suffering poor.
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POhI Ob FHILADELPHlA........ U0UST IN.
sTATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING rEIp-
IA. M........77l1l A. M........s2l2 p M..,.... 81
For additional Marine Nes0s see Third Puoe.
CLEARED THIS MORNING
stsamship Chase Harding Providence, D. 8. stetson
BsHIque King Oscar, saurensen. Bremen, Workman q
Barque Jupiter, Fusrenis. Bremen. L. westergaard a
BBaIqqe Margaretha Blanca, Hoepner Bremen, do.
Brig D; Lincoln Merrman, Portland. Warren, Gregg
sc6t satterthwaIte, Long, Boston. Dovey, Buckley
schr Prwsae5urn, Harkness, Boston. E. A. souder q
sS6T SS 2 Marsh. Richmond. Audenried. Nor
sc6r Nj. Tilton. Fritzlnger. Boston, do.
Schr Ruth Shaw, shaw, Boston, do
scnr GODDESS. snow, Pawtucket, do. 70
schr l. Reeves, Tussey, Salem, do
schr s. p NJ. Tasker Allen, Portsmouth. sawyerttCo
schr N: J. Russell, Smith, Lynn, Van Dusen, Loeb
schT ], Porter, Burroughs, Boston, Bakiston, eraeR
schr Reading RR. No, "A, Trainer, Bridgeport, W. Il.
schr Liberty, Taylor, baltimore. Captain.
str B. Meinder, kockhiIi. wOrton creek, Captain.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
ase S SG%sn BSgg fs WSs6 9GSSs P% Boston,
BF 6aIgue Thomas Peterson = M days from Cardenas,
schT ca2s days NJ m Bangor with
lumber 70 7. P. Calvin Go.
ton, Del, IN ballast g Q. q. Van Horn;
schr ]. satterthwaite, Long. from Boston.
schr u. o. Hnlse, Tyler, from New York
sSRT sSRT Reading Il RR No. n Trainer, from Norwich
sc6r n; ]: Russell, Smith , from ManElce river.
schr Goddess. Snow. from Providence.
sehr r. Shaw. shaw, hom Miiivilie.
schr Reading RR, NO, so Corson, from Hartford.
Steamer b Meinder Eeckhil, from Worton creek.
more, with mdse. TO A. Groves, Jr.
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SECOND EDITION
FROM EUROPE THIS p. M.


Noon.
By the Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, August l0-Noon.-Am American securi-
ties are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, August l0.-COtton irmer, with
more doing; sales OF IL 600 bales; prices uualtered
The weather is delightful aud fav rable for the
crops. Pearlash, i2s Other artic es unchanged.
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HELMBOLD'S

At the Cape Of Good Hope the HottentOts
have long used BUCHU for variety dis
eases; it was borrowed from those rude prac-
titiOners by she English and Dutch physicians,
on whose recommendation it was employed in
Europe, and has now come int1 general use.
It is given chief in
GRAVEL, CHRONIC CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER, FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS
AND DEBILITY, FOR PRoLAPsUs
UTERI, DISEASES OF THE
PROSTATE GLAND, RETEN-
TION OR INCONTL-
NENCE OF URINE
And all diseases requiring the aid of diuretic,
arising from a loss of tone in the parts con-
cerned in its evacuation. It is also recon-
ynanAad IN casa
DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, Gu
TANEoUs AFFECTIONS AND DRoPsY.
To cure these diseases we must bring into
action the muscles which are engaged in their
various functions. To neglect them, however
slight may be the attack, is sure to affect the
bodily health and mental powers. Our FLESH
and BLOOD are supported from these sources.
Persons at every period of life, from
INFANCY TO OLD AGE,
And in every state Of health, are liable to be
subjects of these diseases. The causes in many
instances are unknown. The paSant has,
however, an admirable remedy in
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.
Democratic Jubilee - Another Prize
Fight, ETC.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, August 10.
The Democrats had pole raising last night.
Numerous clubs turned out, and some OF them
got into rows, fired pistols in the streets, and
two or three persons we're injured. They be-
haved badly whilst passing the american office,
giving Rroans, etc.
Another prlze-hght has been arranged
between Barney Aaron and Sam Collyer for
three thousand dollars SIDE Time and place
not published,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA......,..-. AIJeUsT m.
State OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rEIp-
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA. M...........77l1l A. M...........82l2 P, M 81
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BELOW.
Barque Industrie, Biechoff, from Leghorn.
RETURNED.

Brig Herald. Wood hence Tor Matanzas. reports-
I'd INST lat SS 10 lon 73 20, encountered hurricane
from ESE., which lasted twelve hours. during which
had fore and manmast theads carried awav lost cut-
water. stove bulwarks both Sides and four water
casks starbOard SIDE lost and split sails and Was
compelled TO return for repairs,
Schr Mary Mckee (late Captain MoKee) hence for
been ~ the gale Of ID inst 10 lat s2 lon "A 90 with
which had forward house swept away, deck load OF
iron, and everything movable washed from deck fore
Captain Mckee, OF Camden. was washed overheard
together with two colored seamen; the last seem Of
m aaVQ them. l
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NEW YORK, August iO--ArriYeoi steamship Cl
Rr,S AmerIcns rom Cette 9th Inst, feiI In W
schr Emily Giiford Of Cape May, waterlogged, a
abandoned. .. rfI
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DOMESTIC PORTS

=" n" UUmHdIIU TVIIAII
NEW YORK. August 9.-Arrived, steamship sa
FranOlscO, HOwes, from San juan
BteamshiD Leo Dearborn, nOm savannah.
Baroue COnchifa, CleWs from Havana
BaFqn0 Tyne, Norris. nom Matanzaas
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Brig H3Idh, bAtasIaom' Tor PhlIadephia, cleared at
delphia at Holmes Hole 7th inst. - ~
schr Problem, owens. hence at Richmond 7th inst
Sohr M r., Hudson, Bell. from Boston Tor Philadei-
mia at Holmes Hole 7th inst. ---N
schr H. Warwick. spedden. hence, at Richmond 7th
ipsCl' schp w p Cox Houck nom Lynn for Philadel-
mia at holmes Hole 9Th Inst.
Schr E ID Wilder, hence for Galveston, nut into
uaafard Law. 0igahlQd. I
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watch Lost.

r osT, on SATURDAY MORNING. JAN
4 18th, between the Grey Hound Saloon and
the Crown Point Nine, . huntng.cAse silver
Wateh-aJ. B." engraved on the back case. The
hndsr WI bs Hberslly rewarded BY leaving Il at
the bar Of he Greyhound SIS ag,,.aG
Gold BIN, Jan II, 1857 g7r1z y laltu
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GRAEFENBERG
UTERINE CATHOLIC0N

IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
i directions will cure every case Of Diabetes,
and greatly mitigate the Troublesome effects oaus'
Cd By relaxation Of the outlet OF the bladder:
II Il a most successful remedy for Gravel and
other diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, and
for Female Diseases II unequalled. Tho Cathol.
Icon uniformly cures Prolapsul Uteri, Whites,
all Irregularities Of tho Monthly Turns Suppres-
sion, Incontlnence Of Urine, Bloatlng and Drop.
sieal Swellings, and all Diseases Of Pregnancy.
The specific action OF this medicine Is Immediate
and certain upon the Uterine aad Abdominal
Muscles and LlrAments; restoring them to a.
healthy state as those Of childhood and youth,
90 that patients who have used the "Graefenberg
Company's Uterine Cotholicon" cannot sufficient
express their gratitude for the relief afforded.
REDIN9TON CO.,
AEents, 4l6 and 4ls Front 81, San Frsneisco.
[jy27-6m)
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FRIDAY. EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1857
aUARrRRLy REpoREoY rowN oHrlcRRs
oUARTERIY.4isE 4isE9aTsfTowN

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
; cooperating tho Towh Of Gold Hill, Storey
County, State Of Nevad hereby submit fol-
publication the reports tho Clerk and Treas
nrer, for the Quarter endIig December 3lst 1855
D. GRAY,
President Of ae Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hi, Jan. II, 1857
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!: ,L:,oysiT.

20, /, .,rr. M a a5NrLENANs SHAWL.
rSS Sv vn.r,orWhc lost u wss not ths oyAsf Of
II .,ti,ls but only had t IN eharre the Per.
.ns ~. @ GSS @Sand Il wiil mach fcbliss the iossr BY
iss,,aS Il" MI L i ths nrws efass. .'iIrI 80.
esold Hni, Jsn. Q, lssI sl5 20 ssg'jetii
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-02-12
sonENoK,s sEAwEED TONIC.

This medicine invented BY DR.. J. H soHrNoK of phila
dspha Intended dissolve the food and make into
ohyme the frst process Of digestion BY cleansing the
stomach with sehencks Mandrake Pills the Tonic soon
fore using II will be easily digehted.
Consumption cannot be cured by soheneks Pulmonle
Syrup unless the stomach and liver made healthy aud
ouired in nearly every case OF consumption bali
dozen bottles Of the sEAWERD TONIC and three or four
boxes OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordi-
nary Of dyspepsia. ~ .,,,,
Dr. sehenck makes professional visiis In New York,
Boston, and at his principal ONCE In Philadelphia every
week See daily papers Of eaon place, or his pamphet
| on consumption for his days for visitation.
pease Observe when puchaslng that the two lkenesses
of the Doctor one when in the last stage Of Consumption
and the other s in perfect health are on the
Government stamp ,,.,
Sold BY ali Druggists and Dealers, price 81 so per bottle
or the half doren All letters for advice should p
addressed TO Dr. schenek Principal ONCE, No. 10 Norti
9th Street. Philadelphia, Pa. - Al,
General Wholesale Agents; pemas barnes Co., N, Y
8 s1anne Baltimore, Md, John D. Parke, Cincinnati
Ohio. walker TAYLOR, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Bros, ~
| Louis, Mo. ooi1o-Ah W. o. no' u
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NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSIONS-I866

Tho buildings and grounds have been placed In com
uete order and filled up with new furniture especially
dapted the comfort and convenience OF stnaenth
private study free the confusion and restraint ola
school room. a, -, ..,,
designed to at our young for admission 10 our best
Colleges or for the active datiesof the farm, shop or
counting house. -,
By the beraity ofthe Trustees, the Academy
ia with library ofl200o volumes and one Of
the bes collections OF Chemical and philosophical apps
rstus in ths United ststes-lhup Aording facilities for
aoauring complete Scientific and Mathematical eduea-
ton far superior TO most sehoolHin our country. -.
The best Teachers will be employed and no Labor
spared to secure the proper, moral mentS and physical
training of the young entrusted 70 his care Torm
Moderate FOR circulars and information address,
NA0Ne'@'' EDWARD D PORTER,
Newark. Del.
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,uas By virtue of a writ Of Levari Faeias to me d.
ifid reeted will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
i Hotel Of ]. Pussy smith, in the city Of Whining
,nAH ton, New Castle County Delaware, on sATUR-
ijAY the 2ad day Of February, 1867 at O'clock, p
Nj. the following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certaa tract Of land situate lying ana being
bonnaed and described as follows, to wit beginning
NJ corner Of Isaac Rters land and In line OF lot No
o. thence by the said Rers land along stone wall north
by degrees east one hundred and thirteen pereheH to
corner Of said Riters land and in line Of John For.
woods land thence partly by the said forwoods land
and nsrtly bv Amos Biekershams lsnd north eighty
ave degrees west sixty perches to the middle Of the road
leading to Smiths Bridge thence along middle OF same
nnetyseyen degrees hftysix perehes TO corner OF 10!
east thryone perches to the place Of beennng
containing twenty five and two roods OF land %
the same more or less.
Seized and taken execution the property Of JOSEPH
cummine deeeased, and {. I. s, and 10 be sold by
WILLIAM HERBERT. Sheriff.
sherifs ohice New CASTLE January 3d. ss7--feel ts
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SHERIFFS SALES.


Asaa BY virtue of a writ of Lsvarl Pacas to me d.
1iiiN reoted will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
sl& Hotel Of j. Pussy smith, In the city Of Whining
W ten, in New Castle County Del, on SATURDAY,
the 1sd day OF February, 1867, at O'clock r. M the
following described Real Estate viz.
All that certain lot peee parcel OF land, situate In
the city Of Wilmington. (witha brick dwelling thereon
srected bounded and dterbed follows, To wit-Be-
ginning at the northsry side Of Sixth street, between
Pine and Spruce strea at the distance Of QUE hundred
and fifteen feet from the eAsery side Of Pine street, at
Johu Cooks Ine thence with said John Cooks line
norheriy parallel with Pine street eighty feet to stake
thence esery parallel With Sixth street eighteen feet sx
inches TO stake thence southety parallel with Pine
reet eighty fest to said side of sixth street. and thence
thersby eighteen feet six inches To OF beginning
be the contents more or less.
Seized and taken in execution the property Of Ar
thur Cook and Mary his wife, and terle tenants and ia
be sold by WILLIAM hEkbEkIL shern.