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FROM EUROPE.

Adveces from New Zealand -Prussten
FinRnces-The Europe an MarketL
By Atlantic Cable
LONDON, March 1.-The War Office Is in re-
ceipt of later intelligence from New zeslsndi
The British forces there have made repr'ssis
on natives for outrages committed at Poverty
Bay, during which several villages were
destroyed, aud pinety of the natives killed
and wounded. The British lost only three
wounded.
BERLIN, March 1.-The proposition TO grant
the city OF Fiankfott.on-theMan 3,000. 600
forms has passed the Prussian Diet by q large
majority.
LONDON, March 1.-steamship Atlanta, from
New York, arrived to day.
This Evenings Market Quotations.
LONDON, March 1-Evening. .-Cousols 90 70 r
money and account. Bonds 82f RanH
quiet. Erie, 244; Illinois Central, 97; Great
Western, s35 Cotton dull; Upands. lid;
Orleans. 12td Tue sales have only been 5000
bales. Corn Sis. Sd. for old, and aud 30s. Cd. for
new.
LONDON, March 1-Evening g--Linseed OIL.
f28 l0s.: Calcutta Linseed, 58s. 3D.; Sugar
hrmer 9TH on the SPOT and a1oat, on the
spoS 3ss. '9s, Sd.
ANTWERP, Marcn EVening.-Petr0leum
56Bf. Holders ask 81.
HAvRE, March 1-Cotton closed quiet and
UNCHANGED
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Frnrn nInst-achmseffs.

NEwBURYPoBr, March l Leonard Choato.
whose recent arrest at the West has been
noticed, was arraigned to day on fifteen separate
charges of incendlarism in this city and neigh
borhood. He pleaded Not guilty. and the trial
was assigned for March 8.
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FAST DRlymG.-Sergeant Reese has COM
pletely broken up the nuisance offast driving ON
Rroad street. A visit to that thOroughfare yes
ferdav showed that the recent order OF the
Mayorwas being complied with to thevery letter.
and the nuisance had been tnorougnly apeteu.
sergeant Reese has O force of Twelve men 70
assist him in the lRudable work.
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BUFFALO, March 1.-Company G, E4es
Zouaves, of this city, Captain L. G. Rlcard
commanding, left at 2'3O p. M. to-day to parti-
cipate in the Inauguration ceremonies. 36
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DIED.

balloon the 2s.h utimo, JOHN NJ BALI In the
4lsJ year OF his age,
His relatives and friends OF the family also the
United States hDgne Company. respectfully In.
vited 70 attend the funeral nom his late residence
NO $50 N. Tenth street, Wedne tday after noon Al
o clock. To proceed to LsureI Hill
KELLEY.-On the % Ii utimo, CAROLINE L =,
youngebt child OF William ID. and Caroline Il. KeL
ley.
McFARLAND.-On the 2sth ultmo. MARGARE
wife OF the late William Mcfarland, aged II years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited attend The funeral. fro her late resi-
dence, No. 1922 Titon street. above Wharton.
"Wednesday. the sd instant, at o'clock. Interment
al Mount Moriah Cemetery.
THOMPSON.-On the 9th ultlmo, of scarlet fever.
CHARLES ALBERT, eldest son OF John and Hettie
THOMPSON, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited attend the neral from the residence
Of his parents, no 6l0 Ann street. on Re,day
afternoon at o'clock.
TYsON.-On the morning of February "a, LIZZIE
II. MALONE, wife of Cornelius Tyson, aged % years
the relatives and friends OF the family respecs
fully Invited 20 attend the iunera from the residence
OF her husband, No. 1000 n. Seventh street, on
wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
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The BOARD OF SURvEYs.-The regular stated
meeting OF the Board OF Surveys was held this
morning, President Kueass in the chair,
Sewers were ordered to be construcied on Dia.
mond street, between Front and Hancock
streets, and On Marshall street, to extend 200
luton was adopted recon mending to Councils
the construction OF a feet inch sewer on the
line OF BeTks street. from the sewer now laid
at Uber street, eastward to the west line of
Eighteenth street, thence along EighIee attn
street, Of five feet diam eter, to the north line of
Norris street, with two inets and three nau-
holes. Plans Nos. 230 and 23l we're approved,
and the Board sdjourned
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JRwELaY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, no. II South
second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine jewery and sverware In the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure art-
Gle furnished ~ price which cannot be equAlled.
He also has large stock OF American Western
watches in all varieties and At all prices. visit 10
his store IL sure 70 result In pl.sauIe and pront
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HALLETT, DAVIS & Co.'s Pianos. No. s27 Chestnut
street, are unequaed IN durability briliianoy, pons
and power. Distinguished panists say they are
the best We never listened to any Piano SO en-
chanting
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MARRIED,

CAvILEER-ENDICOTT.- the goth utimo by
Rev. J. spencer Kennard, Mr.. GILBERT IL. 9 AVi-
LEER AND Mise EMMA ID. ENDlCOTF. both of At
lanuc county N. j.
MAATdN-THoMPsON.--o the 25th ultimo. by
Rev. j. Spencer Kennard, MILTON MAXtON ESQ 7.
OF Chester county, and Mis6 HARRIET T.. THOMP p.
Son, OF She same place.
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The weather.

PoUeHKEEPslE, March 1.-The thermometer
is five degrees below zero. The river Is frozen
and N ayigation is again suspended.
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PofdCR ARRRsrs.-The folsowing is the
plumber OF arrests made by the police during
She month of February. which were divided
among the districts as fOllows:-
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Special DepotoA 10 The EVSwsrs TcIeOraph
WASHINGTON. Msroh L

The Floyd Acceptance case.
The Supreme Court has rendered deoisIoa
in favor OF the Government In tho Floyd ao-
ceptance case, Judges Clifford and Nelson
dissenting. Several hundred thousand dollars
are involved in this case.
Tho Indian Bill.
1t is asserted that the Indian appropriation
bill wilt fail, unless the Senate agrees to recede
from its amendments, put to II in the Interest
of the Indian agents aud other p,unserers,
amounting altogether 10 several millions Of
dollars
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CIT ITE M S.

PRICES GREArLY REDUcED-to close OUT Winter
Stock OF Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing.
RaIEtpuN bettU6en BENHHTT d Co..
FIfth and TowER HALL,
SiTth streets. No. blS MARKET 5e,
PHILADELPHIA,
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ANp NO. 600 RRoApwAY. INV T : YoRK. "a M :


ENERGY TRIUMPHANT-The lady readers of THE
TBLEeRAPH will welcome with rspiurous de light the
announcement that Me .srs. Epstein & Haiues Dry
Goods Dealers will reopen to morrow morning their
old store, No 1913 N. Ninth street above Arch. Then
and there will their spoess banner once more wave
proudly uDfurled to the passing breeze on whose
70, ds are emblazoned their ume-honored motto,
Never TO be.unders DID," Thirty thousand dollars
worth OF bankrupt dry goods and notions will be
offered NJ fabulous low prices-prices which their old
customers k1ol0 hoiC aUeH appreciate. The Sunday
Transcript which is considered authority on such
matters, pays Epstein Haines the following meri.ed
compliment
EPSTEIN d HA1NEs This we,l.kuown firm has
once more resumed business at the old stau d, No.
123 N. Ninth street above Arch This will be good
news TO those who desire to get goods At
Is more than Is represented across the counter Ep
sell Them in The trade snd hence the reputation Of
The establishment as the cheapest IN the cty. icy
eserve great credit for their nerve ana pluck In
mounting past cifiiculties, and In their announce.
they must receive The warm eneonrase%ent Of lSs
pSoJS r,sis 70 his store rs certain 60 result In
A MALARIoUs MoSTH,-March. that gives as q
President. 10 also the inaugural m intn OF many
harasspg disorder. Eatangled In its fogs are ths
seeds of coughs, colds. ana OF that alienation OF
frigidity and ire, more widely known than admired
called fever and azue. The only way 10 avoid these
''lttle unpleasantnesses" ls 10 render the system
strong enough to fight OF the atmospheric polson
wi this repeent power is to tone II with HOSTEL
TER's STOMACH BITTERs.
IRawayfarer were credibly informed that . ruff au
WIS waitlng the next csrner, he would douO less
in his tracks and take safer route to his dsst
nation With just about the same cunt OF trouble
The attacks Of diseases prevalent at this may
be evaded. Nay the trouble Will be les for drog
sorts lie In ones route, and every respectable
druggist in the Union keeps on hand HosTETTER's
BITTBRs. The article is staple OF trade, and II
would be easy TO find grocery withoai sug ar as
the store OF an apothecar, without this popular
tonic remedy.
In view OF the experience OF the nation with re
gard TO the article, during the OF twenty years
al to recaptul ate It's merits
TO Americans. But as population Ia Increasing al
the rate OF couple of millions year. In the nAtura
way and by immigration IL may be as well to hint
the rising generadCn and new arrivals (the old set
tiers know all about it) that HosTHITER's sToMAcH
BITTERs ia the most who'eSoue and potent vege
table tonic ever manufactured that 1t is specific
for debility, dyspepsia. biliouspess, and masmat'
fevers that It prevents well as cures, these com
plants their plcations; thss is not "bAd
/ take" and Is absolutely harmless.
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BUILDING STATISTICS. BuildiDg Inspec.
tors have granted fue following permits for the
erection of buildings and for alterations and
additions during the month ot February:-
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PURE PLEASANT, PERFEor.-Let such as wish for
pure, pleasant, and life renewing tonic, try ME-
speer's "Stsndard Wine Bitters," and thereafter
they viii use none other. The most temperate use
them with perfect impunity, as well as the moa'
delicate females. They not medicatsd. but slni'
ply made bitter by Peruvian Bark, wild Cherry
Bark. Caamus. Ginger Snake Root and other her ea
and roots. the base being his pure wine. soidby all
druggists.
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Run OVER BY A Coal CART.-About half past
O'Clock this morning Henry Young, aged
twelve years, fell under the wheels OF a coal
cart at Mascher and Master streets. Toe wheel
passed over his head and body, infiicting very
serious Injuries. He was removed to his resi-
dence No $50 Norris street,
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REV. NOAH HUNT SCHENCK's readings at the
West Arch Street Church. TO might, viii be the
only time he will appear Ia Philadelphia. He
ia he most popular Rector in the Episcopal
Church in Brook ly n, aud has no superior. as o
reader, In the country. His selections are
chaste and full of ofinterest, and we have no doubt
this entertainment will really prove more at
tractive than either of the others. Among the
singers are Miss Bella Corkrin, Miss Fannie
Lamb DIR u. Z ThOmaa and q Ienrpa l. Plersan.
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SERIOUS INJURY.-Between and O'Clock
on Saturday night Joseph HUTCHINSON, an em-
pioye In the Water Works on the Delaware, at
Wood street wharf, was oiiing the machinery,
when pile of lumber accidentally fell over
hurt him seriously. He was taken to his home
in Winter street by Policemen Callahan and
Coon. of The Eight eenLh district.
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS OF
~ a! kinds can be had NJ No. lO5 g. FIFTH street
snsx. a door 20 old onicsl, and at No. 43SIWALNUT
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w EDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w ths newest ana beat mAnner =
IouAS DREKAS 5tationer and EngrAvex,
NO. l0Sa OHESNuT 5trooA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

1t excites expectoration and causes the
lungs to throw off the phlegm or mucus,
changes the secretions and purifes the
blood; heals the irritated parts; gives
strength to the digestive organs; brings
the liver to its proper action, and imparts
strength to the whole system.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
J'HE DIAMOND STATE
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMP ANY

This Company is now perfectly organised, and rapidly
receiving applications Tor Insurance. either on Ihe LIS
for term Of years, by Endowment baHeu upon 'he
most approved tables. n-x, -
Copies of the Act Of Incorporation and Tables arc
ready for distribution to all who are desirops OF n Nv
iRg into the subject upon application to the AGENT
which II will be that the interests OF those wno
insurlng become members thereof are guarded IN 's
strlctest manner. a.
The Policy either guarantees the Insurance on the
Life. constitutes the payments made Savings fuho
for the use Of the insured. ,,,
No mode of Lie Insurance 80 guarded, equitable
economical has been presented to me eope
No other Life Insurance Company deserves ths nAne
| Of Mutual as compared with this. 80
The following some OF its pecl hafiteh' , l.,
1t Is an association of Policy Holders managed py
men selected by themselves, from among tnemsslVsI
aud for themselves; each member being ainh partner
| lu all the hnsiness and earnings thereof; . 4,
Second Its mutually IL Insured oy me very ers
the of Incorporation not By the interests or Whlmh
control of stockholders or managers II can DC ho
other than mutual .,,
Third There can be no forfeiture Of the premium paid
The payments principal and INTEREST," constitute Sap,
inQs Fund which may be called upon at any ume When
ths member gets tired of his payments, or ,hSS osS0"s
iueonvenieu ami he chooses to render up MS poney
Fourth Tnere is no interest to be paid on OApinl
real or guardnieed this last being in general hnmoul
in the interest of few to absorb or otherWise eont'
the surplus Or savings. -.. :,
Filth Its ultimate cheapness must teon snIpssss T.. y
others. 1t will be conducted as soon as the sAey .. H.
sursrs will permit the Certificate and coupon PRIV
cple the latter being taken in part payment " ~
yearly premiums ami In that way eaeh year tgueV.l %
the burdens OF Insurance. In word the same pau
he applied TO L1fe Insurance the Farmers Mutual II
suranee Compsuy-the most successful in th' state
has applied to fire Insurance. which to the people
q. Delaware needs little other recommendation. - a.
ie Lastly II viii be made emphacally the farmers, "
10 Mechanics aud Laboring Mans Life lnsursne @ Co.
small sums will lie teken the money PAID oy MN As
able la ali cOutin lies, and he VINO has wiz VI
re dependent upon hia lie alone Gao mud no
II he leg leets 10 provide for them sOebins III e"s'
his sudden death. - J.
Reflect On this aud do Lot wait TO be called on, ,
look cat for the appointed ageas IN dlsi Gu. h
, the country ani make yout personal apuiea.lo"' " N
X, | 50 saving your own and The Z. mpanyH money
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
CTANDARD PREPARATlONs'
GREAT CARE AND ACCURACY.
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
N. W. Cor. of Front and West Streets

The public will hnd in this estabshment lnll NV
Of the PUREsT DRUGS, MEDICINES and fhhf o"h"A
Espeeia attention given 10 compromising Of P"ys'e'a"
Prescriptions. 49,,
In addition to the popular Patent Medlelnes-a, ,h ias
stock Of which we keep constantly in s'oIe-We
sanaeial attention to the following fAMlhi u ~,
CiNEs which are prepared by Mrs Q iUslEe' ar ~ tbs
ali Of which have b en- thoroughly tested Hnn oi ~ ~
efficiency Of which have nnuefous les'i"VH'9
Among them wa would o. ipscial mention
FOSTERS MAGNETIC tooth DROPS,
A sure cure for Neuralgia and To'ihache'
FOSTERS Pc 3TORAL DROPS,
Invaluable In a diseas Of the Throat poliS &Fi W
tainiug nothing deleterioas
F0sTERs ROSE WORM L0ZENGEi
Certain death to An nfalh6e cure n AT sasss
FosrER'S INFANT POWDERS,
In avery way better thn WiasloRs syrup, put up ~
packages to suit all ages. -
FOSTERS AGUE PILLS and TONIC BlfrERs,
viii eure The Ague ia twenty -four hours and Ars very
Valuable a. CORE tive 10 all cases Of tmpurty o. the
blood bousnesB debility net vuusnessi &c fry theh
Fo;TEKs PILE and BURN sALVE
Has cared eases of tweniyous years standing Iake'
out fire In twenty minutes
Mrs. Foster would respectfully inform the nblie iha
abe still continues the practice OF Medine either IL
ety or eouaTy Advice at her Residence given without
Charge
Hd-Dont forget N W. Corner Of Front and We'
Sirse,s W,ingfn9fon DeIdlpare dec22
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

UNC DAIOhm ~
Has given universal satisfaction. g. ~ u
kMf
Il, IL
TsE ALIENS LUNG BALSAM
For all Pulmonary Affections 4,
-
lever DESPAIR OF A CURE WA
Y Till you have tried 'h
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM' 4
SUCCESS HAS ATTENDED as
II The introduction Of g, &c
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM Vi
DEWARE OF CONSUMPTION ! .
II ALIENS LUNG BALsAM i.
Is confidently recommended as a cure !
ARE YOU Troubled with ASTHMAY e
"A ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
Will relieve you
T UNG BALsAM (ALLENs)
Ia Contains no Opium
In any of its forms
ClTOP THAT COUGH.
~ ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
Will do it.
A LIENS LUNG BALsAM.
n Directions accompany each bottle
MOTHERS SHOULD KEEP
wi ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
At hand for use in case Of Group,
For CONSUMPTION and all PULMONARY
COMPLAINTS this Balsam is the most de-
sirabe remedy ever offered to the public
i Its action is expectorant, Alternative,
i sudori6c sedative, diaphoretie and diu-
L. retic, which renders 1t one of the most
~ ~ valuable remedies known for curing dis
+. eases of the lungs.
y 1t excites expectoration and causes th'
5n u. lungs to throw off the phlegm or mucns
It's changes the secretions and puriies tn
the blood heals the irritated parts; give
sH' strength to the digestive organs; bring
n the liver to its proper action, and impart
ill strength to the whole system.
Y, Such is the immediate and satisfaction
Wi effect, that it is warranted to break u
SoI, I \ the most distressing cough in few hou
nyi time, if not of too long standing
the
! The 1t is warranted to give entire satisfa
PITY ton even In the most confirmed cases
IN consumption.
larry,
'n''' It is warranted not to produce costiV
I. the ness (which is the case with most remedi'
orson S or affect the head, asst contains no opi'
= 1sS IL in any form.
vn at
sited.
us to
there 1t is warranted to be perfectly harml
rs in. to the most delicate child, although it
t IT, the az active and powerful remedy for rest
- ing the system
IFE
There is no real necessity for SO nj
deaths from Consumption, when
900.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
]. & S. B. MchEAR,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. COZ MARKET STREET..

FoR RRsr -omees in the building s. e. Corner o.
King aud Second streeta, ,,,. nn.it,rs. on |
Jaekson Street between Elm and Linden streets ,,,,
one new three story Brick DWELLING VITA esSh at, ouu
In on jackson Street between Elm and linlen sIaes
One three story Brick HOuse, No B22 West seSentn
Street. M ~. e,..a. h.,,yaau
| Eighth and Ninth. ,.,, q, prsndv.
| wine Village. -, a, n,,-ror, piLa
one three story Brick Dwelling, No II Newpoti fss
one three story Brick Dwelling with BACK pu1,,hng
side yard and garden. Newport Pike, opposite oh'es
| Chapel. 80 -, ron p..,,.,, el.as,
ore three story Brick Dwelling, NoTOs Freneh Street.
| With three story double tack bulldog ,,. ,,
Valuable business stand, stora anu pWei''us h'un''
No, 7lB Market Street. ,,, - -,
| Elegant Dwelling on French street, win iour slory
baek buildings Lot running through to walnut street
spendid Country Seat. Stone Mansion House win sp
acres Of land on Philadelphia Pike one m'e from VI"
mington MI. i, Ill, fnr,
city limits. -, 11a, ,,.sr
Dyotts Mills, within 2IS miles Of Newark Depot.
Farm Of b28 acres In APPOINTMENTS u9, ~ mee .
from Blackbird Station, Delaware hailroaa, WIN
peach orchard of 1900 trees. ,,,
A Farm of 1B2 Acres in Brat Ldywins hundred
nsln most large portion Of the purchase money
mar remain secuced on Bond and Mortgage
BUILDING LOTS
Al the corner Third and French Streets, ls' feat oi
French Street, 1870 feet on Third Street. -,
At the s. R corner o! Elm and Van Buren streets ~
feet by ~ feet. 81. m
Al the N W corner of Adams and Eighth street, y
feat on Adam street by las feet on Eighth Street
IN On the West side of Adams street. lao eet deep 81
tending from saventh to Eighth streets. ieOii-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28

VNHE DELAWARE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
No 6O2 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON,
GUARANTY CAPITAL.........,'"s 800, 900.
qh compAny is now fully organized and prepared to
80, i suIanse en- lives on all the approved plans
AZ the nweEt rates which the experience Of the bes
Istiug companies have regarded as Consistent with entire
there arc no members of the company except policy
sIl pthers. and entitled participate in all net profits
an Policies Non F0rteltdbte.
PnIIcIEs assured follows, via;
IIrR POI,ICIES-Premium continuing for life.
LIFE PoLIoIEs- cSnnuaag iIr ten years
TERM Pas sp.s al one Two three
ALL POLICIES participating in profits and dividends
JOHN p. MoLEAR, President.
ruos. D. WEBB, Vice President
B. NIELDs, Ae'uafy' aro W STONE osDasnr,
Isl. CHILD, Secretary. augt-tl
-,rxU CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY
oPP1CR WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
onpNER Fi0HTH AND MARKET STREETS.
WILMINGTON, DEL
...,.,t,at IN rnEMIUM NOTES REDUCED To FIVE
lNiE PER CENT.
.,naipls Of Mutual Insurance is believed to b,
Hk md sxpsreneeso far has provsdlt 10 bs th
tue ms of Insurance Against Loss BY RIRB anC
eheapss this institution has bseen but u In
ltanee the list Of insurers will compare ayoI.ey VIII
and the lSIEss by FIRE during that time al
any h few have been promptly paid, ssa who hav
in this Office AAd have had the misiotun
bees hnrnad ont can attest. The object has been
10 Ds noS lIst Of safe rsks, rather than to swell h
eus ofinsul ID without regard to haEaIdsi thus ls
lining the liability Of sinking the cAsh capital In ezhe
bsAyy disasters during the year
wuMNoroN.-- William Candy, Clement !, smyth, oe
,.hsrdsan lanes Bradford, jacob Pussy, John Coel
rv M TatnalI Edward n. Bellah, Charles " HoV
NnS, ny. ,.SnTwIEH HuEpRRD Edward BringhuTst
DIS 1as1aTIAEA HuEDRED-James Riddle, Athion hie
ardson ,,, Iobn o,vsr
- w1,,S a. Az OeEEK HUEDRED "a. Shannon.
Ff "h" WILLIAM CANDY President
4 n SMITH. seeretary and Treasurer
re- oface hours frgm to and from 2 10 D.
7, janle-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-28
E. c. srorsENBuRa

wrLMEoToN, February ls, 1865
H. fTcgels, Esq III take great pleasure IN recon-
mendipR the Magee Range one Of which you recently
put ia ior me- think II decided Improvement on any
RANGE have ever used. 1t will do twice The amount Of
work and with hall less eoH, than any Range nave
syer seen Very respectfully,
Nour obj servant,
O u. nALLAuHER