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PARTICULAR ATTENTION IL CALLED TO rHs
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALES THIS DAY BY CHAs.
l. NAsH.-At III O'Clock AN, lib bales of cot.
ton, from wreck OF the steamboat Success, per
Ficksburg, on he leyee, foo. of Common
street.
At the same time, on the wharf at the head OF
the New Basin, damaged corn, -four. boots and
shoes, hams, dry goods and sandries, saved from
the wreck OF schooner Walter Smith.
At II O'Clock NJ, at the St. Charles Auction Ex.
change, under the ST. Charles Hotel, for account
Of the succession of e. F. Pearson, deceased, ten
shares Crescent City Bank, and No. Il77 for 1920
in the Merchants Mutual Insurance COMPANY.
dated May 81. 1860
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TIE LATE l.. ALVIN HUET.-Hs was ori,iasI,v
con positor, and one of the syiftest in the conn
try, For the LAST four years be was nirhi editor
OF me world, and that journal says: HE wss
. guuug man 70 hold firmly place Of such re.
ana Vlgor under training. me up.-..x 9 ,s.o
capacity he Odd not excel IN, bat he I'D WIZ
we're rafer- The capacity to punch the pith out of
headline, . sure intuition Of what wa uppermo.t
10 the pnohc mind, ard 81 easy power 10 make
the swift, iTreyOcabe decision which at the Last
moment gathers mp from the teemiDg wires. mails
and reporters' pencils, their best strands. and
braid them into the bast Newspaper that can he
made cut of ttfm.U - NHH Uo
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OUR CARD.

" VIII be seen from the above o. our venerable fpd
sAAL ID MCCULLOUGH, Lexington, Ky that we have
purchased lis Mustard Machinery good will and snoI
ee oi i peculiar node OF manufacture Of the generally
known "BURRONFs' LExTS-rOS MrsTaRp ;, o..
called "hcCULLOUGhs LEXINGTON MUSTARD -
hsve sso tie sole tight his labels and his env
ores NJ Mccullough will superinteud the factory In tina
naopula'on o. tb!s noted brand OF Mustard ua.I we
h.ve fully oetaned The long retained process Of its snus
tuie By his fotter athsr Mr. Burrowes and himssIf A.
as We seure tia. knowledge we shall issue our own Iabe
retaining the origics lsbss by Nj Burroves
NJ Ssml Mccullough, sI living in Lexington ,vns-.
ne Was % IN nfY seventy ago him We refer all let
te Of reference
YATES & DUDLEY.
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.Ny Card.

OWas 70 ne intrmiiiss OF ags gnvins on ne. having
nearly attaed the allotted days u man. my three score
as and Ten have thought best transfer ny business
IS the manufacturer Of BURsOgRs' LEXINGTON NUS
fAhD, oiten called kcCULLOUGH's LEXINGTON NUS
IAhD 10 other hands watch have dooe young gen
Herosn, Mr. Jas. Nj YATES and JAMES DUDLEY both
snosn in this community from their birth as faithful relia
DE- correct and eHsrget young transmit them ny
stiTe process Of manufacture followed by me for nearly
BAH century and 40 given 10 by my deceased foster
fataer the venerable Mr. BURRowES whose Asms have
always occasionally retained on my cans along with nv
own; ard Sbass sign will remsa their place Of MANI
teoture 40 most heartily recommend Messr.. YATES
DUDLEY 30 ny former customers and 10 gil others: and
as re 10 sssnre thfm that sta the new firm
long enough 10 nstract them faithfully in the manufacture
aud nanirulasn Of this hne aHd uHadueraed article and
10 give aem the benefit Of my forty years experiences and
KNOWLEDGE my abss and envelopes, and my most hearty
good VIII and ny earnest hopes for their prosperity
SAN'E o. MCCULLOUGH.
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To-m3row's CRESCENT will be a paper of
unusual interest. Amongst other matter, it
will costain a very pretty story, entitled
"Pachnszi, the Chamois Hunter . the soIu-
lion Of the great Burdell Murder Mystery /;
an acco9pt ola Peruvian Mummy in Chicago !;
"Allspiee,' by "A. Head :" Fashion Arti-
Gle, specially interesting to the ladies a Re-
view Of Che Racing Season Of 1868, by Z" Our
Narius," Of the Esprit, an article extreme.
ly useful to turfmen; ''Hints to Housekeep-
ers;' Medic Pollito," for the children :;
Weekly Theatrical Summary; Real Estate
Article Financial and Commercial Articles.
etc, eta; 1t will be for sale everywhere.
Price teis cents.
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The last report of the Smithsonian Insti.
tute informs us that considerable part of n
speech made by Mr.. Seward at Rochester was
photographed to various parts of the country
by the assistance Of the Aurora BoreaIis ali
the batteries on the line having been de-
tached. Alaska, no doubt, extended this
graceful assistance to Mr.. Seward in recorni.
ton Of that gentleman's services in bringing
that region under the Jurisdiction of "tbe
best government the world ever saw"
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To fhe Public.

we whose names attached t. the fOl,sng deposit
Survivors cfthe Of the i steamer Mite Stephens
and p2sseng-rs board the Caroline ~ihiog do
Cspt Batemsn and The of ths Caroline justice, ant
place them before The public in proper light hay ng heard
With regret the Fspert publish ed Jseron AID copied an the
betemsn of tie charges
We were told By OF tbs eosrs o,he Mite Stephens
a. Jefferson tbat 10 Of 70 apply board the
steamer eslne fer 20 SsS orleans; but being
rey Destitute ssked the csptsn take and hs did
brig TO New Orleans without charge AMI paid full
Tor al feIvcss1s Vt the time having ful
cew.
Ne tha. such should havs circulated.
and be tbs following deposition it is not
We take pleasure in mskg this the kindness
OF Capt hAsmsn and feers Of the Caroline
our voyage r Jsnrs,n New Orleans and all
never hesTd WHITE Nan he refused pasags the
steamer Caroline
Anc know the charges be false and Inacious and be-
Heve the DO reputation Capt
Batenan and bis packet Csrcins
STEPHEN MO8GAH.
bOBrRT CONNER.
III oS. MORGAN,
InCHAL \ Wells u.
maxi.
his
ANDREW X CoNNEs
mark.
HIGH I've isNAEY.
SVEN 20 and subscribed before this 26h day Of Febu-
afy, A. n Ite'. =. SHSLLEY,
Second Justice Pesoe, Psrish e Orleans
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Ex-Governor Curtin, Of Pennsylvania.
called on Gen. Grant to urge on that illus
trious man the selection'of a representa-.
tive Pennsylvania Republican as member of
ms cabinet" Whereupon Gen. Grant init
mated that he did not want to be dictated to
by politicians-on which exit Curtin. in a
condition of resentful snubbery.
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Gen. Grant told some Congressman recent
ly, that he should offer the place of secretary
of war to Gen. Scofeld, who would probably
decline, when be, Grant, would appoint a
civilian. Whereupon, great satisfaction
among the attendant Congressman, each one
of whom supposed himself to be the happy
civilian referred to-
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Senator Kellogg declines to take pay for
the time during which he did not act as sena-
tor, even should it be awarded TO him, which is
very commendable in that gentleman. How
many other of his Southern colleagues will
be equally honest2
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-27

In the appropriate place will be found the
obituary notice of Archibald Glenn. Mr.
Glenn has been resident OF New Orleans for
about twenty-five years. and was one of the
oldest tobacco merchants in the CITY. He
was much respected for his probity and social
character, and our community is a loser by
his death,
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%1U Goods.

We have inst resolved
Deep Linen CUFFS sxd COLLARS. Plain and s,.,..s.
DIVINITY and JACoNET BANDS
PAEAsoLS and HALF UMBRELLAS.
LIGHT KIDS. OPERA sHAwLs, Etc.
-Also-
Splendid let Of SOLID CoLoRED. MOI Assrorxs =
all the Popular shadeA
J. A. BRAsELHAN & CO.,
$50 and SIS. ~ sznzine stre,. saa
csrpsr ST. Apars~,
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important telegraphic intelligence-the
Startling Information in the telegraphic COL
umn Of contemporary that "the continued
prosperity of the country, OF the reverse must
greatly depend upon Gen. Grant, his men
and bis measures" The enterprise displayed
in obtaining this wonderful piece of news ia
highly commendable and characteristics
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The N4T Orleans Advocate REV. Mr.. New
mani dect that it is not at all necessary to
ask the - pile of New Orleans how they want
TO be goyined. Such gentlemen" says the
Advocate "as Messrs. Ray, Lynch, Lee. Nc
Mlllen, lSge, Isabelle Pollard and antoine,
are as Competent to Judge what is needed for
the benefi of New Orleans as the whole people
are themslyes. II is law running throrpb
history thlt few men do the thinking for the
masses, and New Orleans is not an exception
thereto" This appears in paper which pro.
fesses to b N advocate not only of Christi
anity, but Of popular rights, and which is
very much incensed when the INTELLIGENT
white people-not a few intriguers but a
whole people-presume to do the thinking for
the African man and brother. What do Won
think oft, people of New Orleans? The rev.
erend gentleman says that You have no right
to govern yourselves, but that such "gentle-
men as RAY and Isabelle, Lee and Pollard.
AcMillen and Antoine, are possessed of some
SACRAMENTO right to think for you and to gov
ern YOU The astute parson does not inform
ms whence ''such gentlemen" derive this
right; whether from their superior wealth
or from their superior morality, or
from their superior intelligence. We pre-
sumo that Il be were requested to explain him !
self on this point hewould declare that ssuch /
are entitled to govern the people
OF New Orleans because some of them are
=" trooly loil " carpet-baggers, and some of
them renegade scalawags, and some of them
newly enfranchised men and brothers
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..............CHARTREs STREET IN
A BROUsSEAU 4 CO. Irnportsr. oss. :, -, . 80.
CAkPEIING=Ergish and American. Of All En1, r1o
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING sDo ,oII
ohnai lco pieces Cocoa WINDOW SHADES. rsbl. -.
o COvsrsi crumb Coths-Drugget Linen and Felt: Cur
reps Norsted, DAnask, etc Furniture Cover
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LOOk Otst H0sssekeepers !
ia Canal Street Open Again

I71 Canal Street Open Again.
metsrs Lev fsvre take pleasure 70 auuoun,, q. .hs,
sSs nsesf eePeTs, Restaurants harroOms ava Ssea1
ba t ticy ave At last in procurno .ha -
ICES o. INC energetic and polite saIesuar ~
their f-N~S '-NS Lave 10 opened
d Il ~ n CHI STORE,
ia Canal street. near Dry.dna
Where The Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock o.
CHINA, GLASS AND OgoCKERY WARE.
PLATED WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY
TIN AND JAPAEEED WARE
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
STOVES o. TIE best Make In the Country especially m,
"CoTroS PLAET," all Of which will b. sold AZ .ha "a
nax'r, CHEAP FOR CASH.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
NJ ohnor viii At all times found a. the pOst and ~
~ o ucu1e 70 show goods, and convince whoiss-s
pure eFs IS well ss retail, that they can buy the cbesoas
LEVI 81 NAVRA,s.
ia Canal Street
de'et Street. ~ " -OiD-As' hsaE Caron-
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The wind on last Saturday hight vas vsrv dis.
as,ro9g on Cote Gelee, ~ this parish. The Roy.
vile Church, with its high and co-nnands,, NY
pie, was leyeled to the earth; likewise the ri.
Gerce OF Dr. YoOng, the cotton ain of M.ssrs
BuiaUc y Pelierin, and sevsrsl othsr baildings in
The same neighborhood, too numerous 20 me1fion n
we nearnly tympathize With the sufferers. For.
tuEe sometimes repGys hsr froUna yjsb 49,, -
Observation-Disclosures Advertiser, 10Th.
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The Weekly CRESCENT, issued every Sat
urday msrring, contains the news of the
week bI telegraph and mail, editorials
local matters Of interest financial and COM
nercial lmmary, state of the markets and
. colecIi ION Of interesting miscellaneous
articles. 1t is an acceptable present to send
10 frietd or correspondent in the coun-
Try. Coles, put up in wrappers. ready for
the mail can be had at our couptinc.roou,
We will Deceive a limited number of adver-
tsement3 for the Weekly, and as the paper
circulate in all the surrounding States, its
value as q advertising medium is very great.
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A special Washington telegrammer informs
rs that the only intimation given by General
Grant as to his cabinet is tnat his selections
VIII be made with due reference to the con-
shtutonal administration of the government.
and the fitness and capacity of men to adj.
munster home and foreign affairs upon prin-
ciples Of the soundest policy" all of which is
very lucid indeed, and calculated to impress
The public with an exalted notion of General
Grants capacity. Nevertheless, he could
scarcely say anything else without being set
down as a dwelling idiot or a raying lunat;c
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-27

Discreet friends of General Grant saw that
ne VIII not assign Gen. Sheridan to this dis
tT'ct again-So we arc informed by the spe,ial
Washington correspondent of a contemno.
rary. The people of this city are not bv anv
means a.'taid Of Gen. Sheridan. but tbor
much prefer his room to his company. Gen
Grant is very; vel aware of this fact, and be
would not causeles'S ly outrage the feelings OF
the community
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DIED o

Al Mi.ssepi City, Tbur.ssr z5th instant, ARCHI-
BALD GlEsF IN the inr ttrd year Of his age. bsiivs
resifent Of tts city.
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BeIeht OF Nile. Antonino, premiere dauseuse, IN
"Humpty Dumpty," tonight at the Academy.
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City Han,

TREASURER's OFFICE
FEB. - l569 J
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY and sATUR.
DAY-on,y four Gays to take or. licenses.
The office viii be open until FOUR O'CLOCK each day 70
accommodate those who desire escape the penalty Of TEN
FER GENT
W. 8. MOUNT,
Treasurer.
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l'SOMtAerm Las,els ), .egeae,.

oner our services for the disposal Of LANDED Pm
etc. IN the Southern States Reference. and Ia
ormssiOn promptly given NV IL
LIVINGSTON, EGERToN 4 co.,
No % Liberty strast Me- w.
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LETTERS or CRrn

H1n6 or .sSIC Orleans,
O1SAA1-ANS, FEB. L, 1869.
LETTERS OF CREDIT.
.,s 80 DaNh of NEW ORLEANS issues LETTERS OF
England ~ , ulses OF france aud
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FtsO Orleans PossOnee.
Time OF Arrival and Departure or Mali,

Time or Arrival and Departure or MALL,
| s oi-Hes orleans to BrAsher leaves daily tsxoeu1,
eInaasl ~ n Arrive daily Sunday excepted BY
houte eVo1-kew Orleans to Canton, departure danv
Closes at $50 Sunday at Il L. Arrives d.Iv A 80,
RE -' - ''s'
Route srS-New Orleans ST. FIaaessvl. supp,v,ns Al,
Openeo, departure Monday st Pm Friday a.
| sA.s. Arrives Monday and Friday nornngs
Route SOcf-Eew Orleans Csrrollton viii Tess.on f,,
departure Monday and Thursday sssLs Arrive. aonds,
| and Thursday at4yr -0"~Sy
Aoute soo6-New Orleans 70 Burss Settlement Love,
Coast Departure Tuesday ana FRIDAY ..s x, 1S"e1
| day and Thursday. Sun
hoHfe So6-New Orleans to Mobile departure da,v.,,,
| n, Sunday att n. Arrives daily BY 81 !. f'
Route so0z-New Orleans TO Co,tn-+.o p
| atf p. r. o1AS ana friday
Route -New Orleans 70 Algier. a.D,,.r,. ..r-
-. Arrives daily By IL An
Route Ne-New Orleans 20 ylck.bury ,r,,,., -
Sees opened to Vicksburg; also Rcd River ana Oh,,
rArisneS Departure Tuesday and Saturday a, A..
nves on Monday and Friday mornings,
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and T4u,.,.v,s
Saturdays at TX n Pascagoala Saturday. AZ IN
Asiis for Galveston, Houston. Indiauols s.n -,
DIownsSiie BRACES Santiago via New orleau, a,a on
n~ar0sd close al l. Il on Sunday AID Thur.d.v
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico. c.n. ~
Indies, etc.
u~SoAionpo' Martinique. French and Drtea Gu,.,. q.
Sineents 81 Lueis, St. Vincent Trim dad rn.S.-Is.s
ouos' Mexico, Hsya Porto Rico, st. rhoma. J.,.,..
FeneEueiA United States Of Colombia Tzngl.h $3.50,
eents half Ga, obligatory. uu'AhA-<s
Bolivia chill. Ecusdor-3l cent. hslfo, ALL.
Circular Postnxs
Clrcohrs are rated A. book packet. . a. =, r,S.-
nsieun' Switzerland and Germany s cents .ach-
lAnee :, England q and Italy 70 cents each
Russia TO- viz Hamburg cents zach
sweden u via Hamburg II cents each.
OEiea Hours.
Opens AZ O'Clock a. N. closes ASH
Su"d~ys' ONCE opens at o'clock A. T. slosesstI7r
A.. ~. Thompson.
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING Agency
NO. 3 EAST TWENTIETH STREET, NEW xoRx
ofscrAI AGENTS or rzH oRLsiu oRs.s.r,j
Al es,see Of MERCHANDISE, AoHTUUf rURAI ~
Z 70 N En- 70, etc., etc, purchased on onmissi,u
oeoe sSurehassd only Of arst clsss Hou.e sad =,
&C, io-.r than parties can purchase TIE n..Ivss
snmcieni sum must be tted TO ,oysr fs,At .,S,
shs balance PAYABLE ON sELIyKRY.
seeding $780, X Per e-ut
ooiiscsions On I'll points promptly attended q
= rooh y. O. hLxOS. Proas.Ss Of N
Jas. II. Thompson,
l" X II @ H MT TAHOE,
'e' $50 broadway. Corner OF E,xh,A rr,,,
NEW YORK.
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Boy ysut cigars at the premium mandatory
OF Geo. Ices, ls5 Rampant street, below Canal,
New Or PANS. Address lock box 24s, postoftice.
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DIR. Jules Eso,,,her...

80 Lisf date AEstsus 70 Dr. slehu -
number patient. .ss,ss H0 % nom 4 % oel TSs
~, osng ie sd The nusbsr u oine and
L. Tor stsoh,Si aI VIosseys, S. for Lsehrym.i Fi., ~
sepl, r., pleasure so Dr. Horab~-rer tor.t. &c
"ssaea' 70 psers who have been laisr h. - 40
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LITHOGRAPHI OFFICE,
| a..
|
OR CENT
AEHsrtrEh ESIABLtSuMENT,
..''.'-, ''.'' 20 ''''' Design and Artistic
I'm
CERTIFICATES M, srory
r,,,o-,,.
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
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CRESCENT OFFICE.
= No. % Camp Street. New o-,.
The Best and Most Popular
Coal.
Coal.
C0aI.

=. over z00 barrels Of the BEST PITrsRuRc -, ,oo
WholS 80 COAL just received and for sale
2elow the city BY the Boat Bare Load :, ane
49, tIiee special attention given to city orders "sss
BOYD, WILMOT 4 CO
l65 Poydras street-Yara foot -
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~. ~. Thompson.

opens AZ O'Clock a. NJ; closes atspu
SD-aAys' ONCE opens at o'clock A H. sloses stI7H
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PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
w. . EAST TWENTIETH STREET, NEW YORK.
1fsOIAL AGENTS or rzH oRLslss GRs.s.r,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE DIAMOND STATE
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

rms Company Is now perfectly organized, aud rapidly
tteeVinB applications for Insurance, either the Life
,ur term OF years OF by Endowment based upon the
most approved tables.
Copies Of the Act of Incorporation aud Tables are
ieau ior distribution to all who desrous Of examn
hs ny tns subject upon application to the Agent BY
which will be that the nterests of those who by
insurlng become members thereof guarded in the
sirietest manner.
The Policy either guarantees the Insurance on the
s e, or constitutes the payments made Savings Fund
FOR the use OF the insured.
No mode of Life Insurance so quardaJ IN auuitabia
or - economical has ever been presented to the eoPs
No % %other Life insurance Company deserves the name
VI M ,nAuGt % as compared with this.
Ihe following are some of Its peculiafitles;
~ Is an association Of Policy Holders managed by
and ior themselves; each member being full partner
IN sll tue business and earnings thereof.
second It's mutually is insured by the very terms Of
ne At o. Incorporation not by the interests whima
other than mutual.
Third. There be no forfeiture Of the premium paid
Ihe payments principal and interest, constitute Sdp-
!ngs funa which may be called upon at any time when
ne menoet gets Tired OF his payments they become
lheonVenen and he chooses to render up his policy.
Fourth There Is no interest to be paid on Capital,
real or ghdrGneedi this last being in general humbug
the surplus or sayinRs
Filth Its ultimate eheapness must soon surpass all
~ VIII be conducted as sooH the safety Of n-
surss VIII permit on the Certificate aud Coupon prn-
elpe the latter being taken In part payment Of the
yeaTy premiums, and In that way each year reducing
the burdens OF Insurance. In the plan will
be applied to Life Insurance the Farmers Mutual In-
spIance oompany-the most successful in the State
has applied to Fire Insurance which 10 the people 0i
delaware needs little other recOmmen ndatlon.
Lastly 1t will be made emphatieally the Farmers, the
heehanlcs aud Laboring Mans Life Company;
AmA sums Will be taken, the money paid by HIM avail
ape IN all contingencies, and he hO has wile family
uepenufnt upon his life alone find Justification
| his sudden death,
Reflect on .hs and do not wait 10 be called on, but
pok out or the appointed agents in different portions Of
ne country and make your personal application to them
81 saving your own and The Comlanys money.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
wlLniNsToN, DELAWARE.

~ iAAlNuiuNi DELAWARE.
I. louLhI Aih'Hs9 This Is 70 certify that IN the
Ieosd ulh Flase Slate being OF tue first put on ia
tnls P4es II MS 70 e7ety way proven 10 be durable
and satisfactory aud e0aser one OF the hest co
pSsiten fothng nov in use throughout the c, uptry
Ihe Plastic slate has become hardened ana now forms
one compe;q shuit saio Without Llenish Of snv
kiha JOSHUA HUTTON
HiErT HUTTON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
j. & s. B. MoLEAR,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. eO7 MARKET STREET,


PoR RRNr,-oGees in the building s. h. Corner 0.
King and Second Streets.
FoR sALE.-sx three story Brick Dwellings on
One three story Brick Dwelling With back build
ing en- Jackson Street. between Elm and Linden Streets
Street. r'
One twO,sory Brick Dwelling, Bennett Street. between
Eighth and Ninth.
One two story Brick DWELLING Lammott ST., Brandy
wine Village.
One three story Brick Dwelling No 70 Newport Pike.
One three story Brick DWELLING with back buildings,
side yard and garden. Newport Pike opposite OliVet
Chapel
one three story Brick Dwelling, No. 700 French Street.
With three story double back building.
Valuable Business Stand, Store aud Dwelling House.
No. 716 Market Street.
Elegant Dwelling French Street. with four story
back buildings Lot running through TO Walnut Street
Splendid Country Seat Stone Mansion House, with 81
acres Of land on Philadelphia Pike mile from VIII
mlngton
Chestnut Grove itase. Newport Pike, u mile from
Farm Of 147S4 acres, in Pencader Hundred, near
Dyotts Mills, within "a miles of Newark Depot.
Farm OF b29 acres in Appointments Hd., y miles
from Blackblrd Station, on Delaware Railroad, with
peach orchard of 1900 trees.
A Farm of 1872 Acres In Braudywine Hundred
A-ln most cases large portion Of the purchase money
may remain seoused on Bond and Mortgage.
BUILDING LOTS
AT the Of Third and French Streets 1877 fest on
French Street, 1s0 feet on Third Street.
At the g. h. corner OF Elm and Van Buren, Streets liz
feet by 10 feet
At the N. W. corner of Adams and Eighth Street 22a
feet on Adams Street by l4b feet on Eighth Street.
On the Weat aide of Adams etreet 146 feet deep ex
tending from Seventh to Eighth streets. iebli-