Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth., October 01, 1862, Image 3

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r Fnim tlie Delaeare Ingalrer.l r
NEAR L »il««0*l.
Skpt. 20tu, 1862. Uf
R "'r"„l vou b. .0 bind a. 10 pulillih |
Dunr Sir : Will you be so Km p |
the limited account Lend y ou of ti e battle of
the 17th ; 1 send It for the benefit of the many di | t
ubled families at home.
well
upon
nity
a!ld
negro
fast
Mr.
that
slave,
;
change
ways
of
(Cries
••
CAMP
anxious
movnins ol Ibc «111, tb. Baltle, per
hotly contested
Continent, commenced
riiY-try ot
highly spoken
result of the day depended
On the
haps the greatesljjjknrt
fougl
W a
ruing.
Tho
early in "'0
ofiiccrs and m m cannot
uf. Every officer and
if the i
seemed.
tlieir iodiviiluiil tiurtHinl.
the
id that night
The 2d Delaware re
ground they h»d tuten ftom ti e
g, iy. We liud been «upporllng »
dar before. About » o'otock, A.
luarub ; wo foimed our Hue
,„atdi. About 0 o'clork
the right think tvliere the battle
„ ■ we were ordered up to the
fri.li brigade ; the tirât Del«««»
a. brigade ; their loss is
they wore surprised by ti
tviug in a gully nloug l1 "' cl 1 E» °' H
they came within 20
order was given to halt;
for them, bat lor another
• they mistook it
officers, and
fired a volley into them that
caused them to fall
buck I they clime op «gut« «nd taught like the
bravest of lbs brave. Their loss is greut. My
„Id und esteemed friend, Ciipt. Leonard, fell
the first fire, mortaly woundedi Lapt. Kick
urd, end Wntson »r« «meng the lulled. As
top of the hill, which
«try that
tery the
K r0
ceived orders
commenced
goiog
ight of the
y
and
the right of
time
I
heavy,
which
-field, it appears ;
paces of this guUji
this order w
line ilmt
coming from their
BftV
ing
la their
they
halted the enemy
thinned their ranks, and
the
B.
the
for
ern
For
to
20 pKCM iroin iki* 6 ülb '- v > we a arle ^ *
double quivk, »nd in lo«« Hi»« •'>»<> « " kes
me to relate it, we took tho gully with n,lu, J r
iirläoacr«, «ilk lb« >»*■ »• r '™ 01 * U 0,ll) '
V» then entered Ibo corn-field, «nd niter three
hours hard fi g h''"S "« dr0 " * U ' h °,
of the corn-field. The last half
and
backs
hour that w
in the cornfield
fire from the enemy, and ft
. At this lime
exposed to ft
battery opened
^ frSSl ' ÜclÜsd out of .be oorn-field
falling iulo his
if they
retired in
good order ;
by the right flank, every
place with ns much coolness
only out in the field drilling. ... .
Vor Ih. bencfil of tho«« bnving friend, «nd
rotative* I« 'be ad Delaware, I debm It m,
ot the killed and
a
give the names
duty
wounded.
The 2d Delaware h
attraoted the udmira
itnessed their conduct in the
socond
tion of ftH t^ ft ^
action ; I consider that tUey
none in tbe army. A rebel officer that
tonic prlioncr, agkeil one ni oar officer, „bo
the uevil arc you? When told the !d Dcln
, be replied Ibnt be tbongbt
Irish brigade. , ,
Cupt. Strilccr nr In command, end for hi«
.allant conduct too much pr«i«c caonol be
livery officer »adman of tbe regiment
went into tbe action fought as ii they in
i ha
giv
that
tended to crush the rebellion there.
In conclusion 1 would say tbat Dtlnwnre
m wi.t well b« proud of tbe 2d ; but 1 uodeï
gtnnd tbat tbo 2d Delaware ii more thought
of in RicUardsou'x divUion than tuey
Delaware.
Wm trwers, Elkton, Md.w'd.
Wm trwers, Elkton, Md.w'd.
Samuel S. retch, Klkton.Md.w'd
JrtiuciTT uïB aji*, rffttun.Ma.'w'ir.'
Co. D, Cfrlor Sergeaut, James Win, Pa. w'd.
a a private Henry B. Coleman, Pa. w'd.
« « " Geo. Sberdan, Pa., wounded,
i» «i " Geo. W. Hodgson,Smyrna,w'd
Co. K, Corporal Wm. Smith, Pa., wounded.
" " private Joseph McClusky, Pa. w'd.
» •* " Jacob Wein, Pa., wounded.
Co. F, Sorporal F. Pepptr, Pa., wound,
private Koben Clark, Pa., w'd.
11 K. D.inishon, Pa., w'd.
" P. Dunlin, Del, w'd.
" Golly Genthord, Pa. w'd.
" Tbos. Woldon, Del., w'd.
" Vincent Wroth, Pa., w'd.
'* John Walsh, Pa., wounded,
private John Brown, Pa., wounded.
" Henry Cake, l'u., w'd.
" Hugh Kelley, Pa., w'd.
Co. II, private Geo. Emtncrson, Del., w'd.
•• *. •* Julm Hylaud, Del., w'd.
a " Geo. Uarljtold, w'd.
mu *• A. Howard, Del, wounded,
it « " Juntes Kenny, Del., w'd.
Co. I, private Edward buiith, Del., w'd.
Co. K, Corporal Johu Holman, Del., w'd.
a •> •• Charles Hammer Del., w'd.
u ti private John Kend»', Del., w'd.
it « " E. Russell, Del.,w'd.
it « " Wm. Parks, Del.,w'd.
u m u John Walraven, Del., w'd
Co. A, private Edward Quigly, Del., killed
Co. B. private Solomon Dickerson, Pa., k'd.
u " " Stepheu Couaelly, Pa., k'd
u « " Wm. P. Savon, Pa. k'd
Co. C, private Henry Bennett, Klkton, Md. k.
Co. D, 1st Sergeaut Jhlin L. Ogden, Pa. k'U.
Co. E, private Wm: Cummings, Del. k'd
t* •< George Topper, Pa. k'd
u u •• Adolph Bruttkumn, Pa. k'd.
Co. F, private John Alberto®, Pa. k'd.
Co. G, private Cornelioua Caluhau, Pa. k'd.
Co. 11, private John Noble, Pa. k'd
Co. U, Sargont J. Lake, Pa. wounded.
" Corporal Charles Busby,Pa. wounded
" " private Robert Sloan, Pa., wounded,
t. u ** Joseph Sparks, Pa., wounded.
» «• •* Geo. B. F. Hamilton, Pa. w'd.
u u u Charles Dickerson, Pa., w'd.
u u " Charles Laws, Pa., wouuded.
Co. 0, private Philip Giles, Klkton, Md., w'd.
•* <* " Isaac Forcacre,Elkion,Md.w'fl.
Co. a,
From tlie Boston Conrier of Friday.
Georfe I'raociH Trulii
AbolilionifiUt
the
An immense audience aetiembled at Music
Hall, laut evening, to Dear Mr. George Fran
cis Train's opinion of tlie Abolitiunists gen
erally, and Messrs. Pnlllipa, Snuiuer, Wilson
and Audrew particularly. Tbe address
advertised to begin at eight o'clock, but long
before that lima every seat in ttie ball and
galleries, and on tbe platform was filled. Tbe
J#tgade Ban.l oooupied a position iu tbe gal
lery. He said : Union men and Union
of Boatou—I come back to see aud speak
. (Applause.) I have heard
iu Massachusetts who
put McClellan out of
Shame!" "Shame!'')
(Voie
that.there
doing all they
power. (Cries ef •
I hope it Is not true.
Applaus« ru d hisses.) I have always been
in the habit of expressing
It is easy, to go with
The stinking tish float on the tide—the sal
goes up the stream. (Laughter.) I
for my cause, if there
'Tlfl
I"
popular curreut.
ask you
any dehaten here let them
stage, and I shall be happy to confute them.
If Phillips, Garrison or Suum jr are here, lei
(Applause.) I
oiled rouud the world a good deal, aud have
become aouieiy ual tired of life, but 1 dou t
like to blow my brains
amuse myself »u this way. Alter these pre
limiuary remarks, Mr. Traiu proceeded with
IFho, he ankert, had brought
their preeent condi
tion of dependence upou Kugliab opinion Î
The Bouth hail always been hostile to Eng
land, as her various legislative acts to pro
iuduntry allowed. Wendell Phil
lips uud Wm. Lloyd Garrison, youug uten
, took up the idea in order to bring
iheauetves iuto public uolioe. They
supplied with money from England to help
them ou. For nearly a quarter of a century
they had beeu teaching treason here iu New
Eugland. The women took hold of it, aud
abolition. The ministers, instead of
eaohlag the Gospel, taught abolition. (Ap
and Hisses.) The speaker said he
v«d MaseachuseUs with liia whole heart,
id he grieved to see the people given over
i ut in peruioious doo trine. While returning
f this oity from New-York a few days sinoe,
b»ud of the 4 h
don 1 want Latin in these
- (Appktuse and langluet.) I love
and white a ouifiu ; 1 ni ty say I
ft decided prüfe renoe tor them. I will
'o tils white Wood adulterated by Ihe
t Uifti* bigger»«*
tbe
1 eu ienvor to
hu address,
til3 Northern States
mat on the steamer
To
Btantly
exceut
"tu»
this
«
lia
In the audience and attempt
[A
r
'put
Uf Tra | „Don't put him ont ; this is a
'itf.'SfSU
{ audience iu good humor again by
au RllPcdotu 0 8 f Mr. Phillips. That
di | t j„„„jghed abolitionist, ho said,
Charleston, ö. t\, ouoe, before lie was very
well knowu, and put up at a hotii. He had
breakfast served in his room, aud
upon by a slave. Ho embraced the opportu
nity to represent to the negro in a very^paui
a!ld 2 l tl"n"tB."-'■"»liolitioolat. Toe
negro seemed more anxious about the break
fast than he was about hi* reUtmim or the
condition of Ida soul, aud fiually in despair,
Mr. Phillips ordered him to go away, saying
that ha couldn't bear to bn waited upon by a
slave, "fixons« »>«, massa,' said the ne
r.st stay heie, cause I'm responsible
; the silverware." (.Great la ugh tor.)
Mr. Train considered it was impossible to
change the nature of the. negro, tie had al
ways been a hewer of wood and drawer
of 'water, and lie would always remain so.
(Cries of " Shame ! " " Shame !'' " Good!'
•• Good I ") The attempt at Port Royal
absurdity of attemptiu
Sumner, and Wilson
Washington a
tho President,
thousand
ted
s waited
K r0 >
ha
.
■ t i
showed
y thing for them,
and Andrew went
I said tc
You
time ago
I Bliuu't have the sixf— -
Massachusetts unless you free tue negroes.
Governor Andrew is now at a Convention iu
ofp
i'eunsylvaaia, hell for the purp^
au alternative upon the I resident,
aud cheers.) ' liven the President
_with a proolamatiou. AU I can
BftV is. wtf wo 81 - obey orders and support the
Administration. (A great deal of ooutuaion
followed, occasioned by the excited Ulk ol a
in the centre of the boll.) Mr. Traiu re
platform and talk
restored, aud
Lincoln aud
ing such
(Hisses
1
I
,U
uldied
fire
«Igued
iiuested him lo step
. After a wnile order
the speaker proceeded.
Bates aud Ouwar.l in Washington, and they
to the country aud true to George
B. MoCiellun. (Cheers.) I stand here
the friend ot four milllou black men. Have
they doue anything, I ask, to be massacred
for f If we set them free, would their South
ern masters hesitate to destroy them 7 No !
Well tho proclamation has been issued.
For lito first time the President succumbed
to the abolition pressure. (Great applause
ohauge the face of
in Mapsachusetts. Tell the Pro
chance of
'*
I»
all •.
tlon
to
oi
ko,
*
J r
'
and hiss.'S.) We
things h
aident that Cnarles Sumner has
eolng to the Senate again.
Mr. Train hrielly reviewed Gen. Fremont s
insult lo the Fres
MoClfl
R
nra
earn
n
ft
his
career, and said it
ident and an outragu
him Buch a reoeption hero iu Boston,
want no fighting man, he said, who part their
hair in the middle. I intern! to -tump the
State of Massachusetts this fall, and l obal
longe Charles Sutm.er and all his parly to
discuss politl.al questions with me. Hu you |
wnnt to support llie President aud MoCiei
for Charles Sumner.)
give
in
We
.
«nd
m,
and
lau ? Don't you
If you want high wage*, proies «
duitry,don't you vote Tor Charles Sutnner. Imh
; unies« you want the negro.ra to «orne lu com
petition with your labor, don't vote for
Sumner. I reaped Mr. Sumner « abilities-he 1»
a personal friend of mine (laughter), but I don t
believe he is ft Union man. A« to \\ tison, I urn
afraid ho has been discouraging enlistments, and
wo don't want any
The President hu« drawn the tiro
tlonists by issuing his proclamât'
He has left nothing for them to say. It
cleverest thing ef the century. (A.-p'auso ) There
U another thing against Mr. Be inner. I w„uld
like tn know it an old bachelor is ht to legislate
Chatles
the
„bo
Dcln
hi«
be
in
of that douo.
itne. I
the AIhL
i ha
for wives and children.
We must change oar whole system bore in Mas
address has joat been issued to tbe
peop'lo 0 of''the State. It if a magnificent paper—
Bland by that and bury Abolition in the ooming
election forever. Don't vote for Charles Sumner.
wTveiteUyour husbands, children tell your la
thers—don't vote for Charles Sumner. (Great ap
plause.) __
uodeï
Indian Quebn hotel, fifth and Market
The euhgoriber is
to kia friends aud pat
nauio'l
Wilmington, Delaware,
pleased to nnnbanoH
t«».», that be has released the
pleasure at all times to see his old customers
1 acquaintances at the "Indian Queen,"
end he assures thorn that notking shall bd
wanting on his part to make them feel £t
home during their stay.
The stables attached to his hotel are ample
for the accommodation of fifty head of hor
, and are always provided with the best of
provender, and attended by careful and at
tentive hostlers. C. M. ALLMOND,
* Proprietor.
Shocking Mortality.—F ora period of near
ly three huudrud years, there was hardly
of tho ancient emperors of Rome who died
quietly aud peaceably iu his bed. Some had
tlieir throats out, others were poisoued, while
a few committed sniaido in disgust. Such
is life: a sceptre, the toga and a dose of
strychnine for the anoient Cscs.ir. But, hap
pily for us, times hare changed. No longer
do we bear of snob shocking events, for at
tbe Drug Store of Dr. J. H. Chandler, No GOD
Market Street,are only not prescriptions care
fully and accurately compounded, but there
is also constantly on hand & large and choice
assorament of the best and purest Drugs in
Market. Perfumery, soaps, Brushes,
Couths, Port Monnaies and Fancy Articles
generally,also on hand at moderato prices. *
Excelsior House.—J ohn T. McNeal, late
proprietor of the Meohanio Hotel, has taken
the Excelsior House, in Shipley st., one door
from Fourth. Every delicacy of tbe season
will he found on his tables, his bar is Bap
plied with the chocest liquors, and he hBB
fitted up magnificent ale vanlts. Oyster,
terapln and other sappers to order. Private
rooms always ready for gentlemen's parties.
Boarders taken. His house is open at all
hnuts of thv uiglit. lie h good rooms and
beds. »
The choapnst Flour h Best Brtnds that
oomes to the oity, can be got at McLaughins
No. 615 Market at., opposet tho City Hull
just received a Splendid lot of Irish oat meal
at MaLaughlins 515 Market st.,
liAUD fTiueB.—No doubt there is but feir
persons in onr Country, who have not felt the
pressure of our preseut National troubles,
und let the largest part of our Mechanics and
Laborers be deprived of their weekly earnings,
and then comes Hard Times in good earnest,
■uch is the case with a large body of
population at the present time, and therefore
it behooves us all to look aronnd and
where the most can be got for onr little
ings, and in view o(thi* state of thing», I am
in the market with goods for the quality aud
prioes oau net be equaled iu this section of
country ; therefore, 1
that I have just received within the last few
days over sixty cases and package*
aud Shoes, mostly bought for Cash, at War
price*, which I
In the Gents' line I bave twelve different
kiuds of fine boots,
boots that 1 make, that I get $9.00 per pair
for, and French Calf Boots I am making, that
l readily get $6 per pair for, aud ye: I have
fine calf Boots at $3.60, $3.00 and $2.60, that
Is truly very low for them ; and Gent's Shoes,
both flue and coarse. I have over fifteen dtff
erent kiuds, and
Gaiters ; I have eleven different kinda. I
have them from $2 a pair dowu to 76c a pair,
at all prices ; aud I have a lot of Colored Gal
Wilmington make,
of them, that I
a pair. Tbe
low is, they
announce tn the pnblio
Bell very low.
have patent leather
it is with Ladies' fine
Notick. —We would call the attention ot onr
rentier» ; having repairing done to the store of
our young friend J. II. Bleyer, situated
at the corner of Sixth & King streets, (corner
above the Post Office; Wilmington, Del. Mr.
Bleyer is well known a* a repairer of Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry Mnsionl Instruments, it la
«nly necessary to let the public know where
his pl»ce of basinese is to secure him plenty
of wurk, his prices are moderate, aud
sures tIs work to give entire eatlsfaotion,
step around to the corner of Blxth »nd King
Abrarete *w* five him m Wrkvi.
' '
, (Ladies')' that
hat cost $1.50 to make
am selling for 60 and 75
not in tbe lieighth of fashion this Spring—
for Ladie's morroouo aud leather boots
aud slippers, I have lots of them. I
tailing Ladies' morrucuo aud leather healed
boots for gi and $1.13 per pair, a real goed
shoe, and Children's boots aud shoes. I have
forty differeut kinds, from Euglish Kid,
Patent Leather and Bolton lieelod oboes that
I sell at gl.25 per pair, down to children'!
styles and kiuds
aud to these Ladies who have been waiting
for the last week
English Lasting Gaiters, with heels and good
•oles, that 1
they
selling thorn
12 cents a pair. All
uumerou6
mention ;
soil at $1 per pair, I say
here in good order.
GKO. II. WALTER.
May 17, 1E62-»
nmtwsffi
To tub LaduE*.— 1 To all whom It may Ç
£&zt 2 ,:XR SS »/<"'.»» J
Btantly «ver »iuod, and It la as Rood «« new—
exceut slightly soiled. I agreed to make tma
iü.tu... (
"tu» mmb "" gïï. -J .f
this oiiy i» oory >"fge- ''J 11 « "K 1 "*! ''"l'* I
« nonilfot mamifiu Hiring Hoop bk rt» lu ' «
iMtitul. Building. Iran th» I,«di«» of Wil
imagina would pntrouiz» ljoina uiaaufnolm«,
lia uiighl nuipioy iloulilo lii« uumbar. 1 ur
.,l.,c»i» 1 "u/yoar i hO H „p.. ; t DE ^
Institute Building.
ß*r('\)V.
Special notice».
BATCHELOE'S HAIR DYE!
t WORLD.
I V
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celobratsd
di»UugtU«h»d from nature—
; remedicb
tho Hair
luitantly turns a
color not
warranted not to Injure the Hair lu the
ha IU elect» «f be* fy - »* Hnd iBvlfc '
I, or RUSTY
Brown, leaving the Halt »oft aud beau
. GKKY,
i
planitid Black
Bold by all Drnggl»U, Ac. „„„„
The Ocuuine I* kigoed WILLIAM A. BATCHE
, on tho four »ldei of each box.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay streot,
(Lati' 33J Broadway and 1# Bond Street,)
NEW YORK.
iu
Jnn«4-ly^
a
re
1 )ROP. ID WARD V. PORTI1R. Principal.
I Fatt. Sa»«um, IbSO.—The Fall and Winter Se»*loD
l'lfitltutlnn will commeuee on the Ylrtt'Y®Jue«day
,U November, and coutlnuo Five Montba. I be Building
, v „ placed iu complete order,
furniture ««peclaliy adipted for
0'>ml»rt ana eoun uicnce of Student»,
uldied for the oldvi boy», a» In College*,
fire from Ihe eoafailon and ro»traint of a
ef ln«truction I» tlorough am
«Igued to lit young uieu for admUslon to
dull«» of the
Privat« Study,
practical— dö
belt College*
, «hop or Counting
!
'* By the UberoUtyef the Board ofTrusteea the Açadomy
I» rurnUbed with a Ubr*ry of 12,00 « voIums au,l one ol
t collection« of Chemical and PhUoaophleal Appa
State»—tho» affording faclUtlM for
Mathematical educa
acquiring a complot« Bclentldc
tlon f»r superior to mo»t icheola In • : r country.
The best Teicher» will he employed, and no labor oparou
to »«cure the proper moral, mental aud physical induing
oi tho young man entrnitod to hla care. Term» moderate.
ko, amu» ..d poster,
Xuwark Delaware.
Doctor Edward Veazcy,
R ESPECTFULLY iiiformi
miiiglen and it« vicinity that
nra ooTucrof Front and Weit Street» ra under Lia c
trolaml management. The Rlort liav-ecentlj Lee
■upolied with » good aiiortmeiitof Ireah andgenuino
ineiiiclns. Which he will 4l»pen*n himaelt with great
earn accompanied with auch advice lit may be needed
n their adminUtration . He huialco, for»ale mo»to
„„uniat patent medicim-hoftbe day . Ho iiopeab,
liïuntatttjr'' ••»»thehuntne»* to merit andrecelve
»rail uhllc patrenaïe feb*3-tl
t citizen»
... .
«■affif?*-'
asy-No marriage* ln thl* paper unie«» accompanied
with a re»ponaible name.
In this city, on Thursday, the 25th in»t.,
by Rt. llev. Alfred Lee, D. D., William Boy
, of Kent county, Md., to Kate K. Irvine.
On the 25th Inst., by Kev. Thomas 0.
Murphy, Mr. George A. Mills, of B tltimere,
to Miss Annie C. tlagmy of this city.
MARRIE».
g
(jftlqulionn,
On the 28th, Elisa P. Prloe, wife of John
R. Price, and daught
Shaw, in the 20th year of lier age.
03320.
I 49-Reatha are Insirted Iu tui* piper without
o accompanied with OMtuarlee, they uiuat
atthe rate of fleta per lino. Fuueral Notiros
September 27th, in Braudywine Village,
.1 about 35 years.
f Lemuel and Eliza
Notice.
'* Chicken,
IN the lastnnmbtrof
__by Cheap John, In which
sells Htop Skirt lower than eny other «tore In Delaware,
manufactured In New
; also that it is the only city where thoy
Hoop Skirt« go.>d for euyth'ag, ai 1 sell 100 »klrU where
he »ell* on», I hsv» no doubt the ladle» of V» ilwiogtou
vicinity are tho b st judge«. My »klrts ar all
. .lumped with my name and rhe word Patented, therefore
.~!)| 11T i'r |lf -imuf fâiaa
ihe »klr.»
is
..X
H. IIYDS, Agt.
t !.. .. . „ I nsltute Building.
I still ronUnoe lo giv-. five per cent, of »II Reran Sals..
tl> * p| ^ n1 ; 1 - Yoluoteers ami Wouuded Soldier».
1» o tv SI fa v c<i /ln'ii).
i ?4 RBliVAiCU.
The cow of the mbscrlber strayed awr
Saturday night
with whit» and rod spot» ou her;
wuitespot. on her jaw ; »ho hs» u largo bag.
"ttie mark on her tits from the cult sucking
middling high horn». Whoever will give
the xabscribar information »0 that he ohu Hud this
receive tho above reward, uud
owuer, by giving infertnation st thl*
oth and Spruce *t*.
»e pt.~lQ. 3t
.-, ...-• Kelly.
JAMES SWIFT.
IUhttodP.pl
^
■'
SHERIFP'S S. 1 L.K.
B Y virtue of a writ of Venditioni Ext
reeled, will bee:;p#seJ to Pnb
day, the llth day of October, at 2
Hotel of Jame» II. Dsyce,
following Real
to me dl
Creek Hundred,
a two »tory Dwelling
a »Ingle «tory K,token nttsehen,
Smoke House aud Stabling and carrtsge huu e
tad other •nt-houi.es, adjoint
Wjottea
. A I t allume In said Hundred near Laurel,
out building-, ad joining lots of
Pond ot CUTpnsau ft Msore an
nod token in exccnllou a» tho property of George
Henry aud will he sold for car It by
. LOFLaND, (late) Sheriff.
.doing »ix
N. B.—Tan par " nt - K f
A 7 OctuVe $ lOO Ilokpu'ood fl*iauu
for. $aoo
Three Dollars per mouth.
Payable in enty
public will please take notice tbat tho book* of the
Philadelphia Mmical Savings and Loan Society
Are now open to raceive subscribers to a Fourth Series.
Tho first diitrtbutton of Seven octave Rosewood Pianos
fur this aeries will take place at Ihe offic ..
No. 1021 CHESTNUT St,
Octo'-cr 1th, 1SÜ2,
TUES DA Y,
at 8 o'clock,
plan of opsratlons of this
bo had by applying to
Circulars, *■>—a •—
highly beneficial luitltutlou
the Secretary of tho society.
f, Secretary.
a-pt. :to-3t
ürv L5 imm! »hi! Tuiiiimiug
©TO
K ATE n. HAMBLETON & CO , respectfully inform*
the clticen* of Witintngton uud vicinity, tha-. they
"leontlutto the Dry Good* and Trimming business, at
ket »(reel, Wilmington, Del., where they
hand au exrollent assortment ot all dese.rip
st°ten°lou , fo\ho'mtiVliig of LADIES AND UHILDHBNS
i AND CLOAKS, Which thoy will make to orde>.
2 CLOAKS cous'siitly ou hand.
DRESS MAKING
always receiving
Also »tlnuded to. They are
latest fashion*. Pattorus cut to order.
Matiilue Sewing
ac^aro also kepf "Vlrauklul ... ......__
spectfully invito u continuation of public patronage.
^ Hoop
-»y
ANTED
At the Vinegar Manufactory of
W
2000 Bbl*. PURE CIDER,
J. 8. TROXELL,
. Front and Orange Ste., Wilmington.
sept 27-2m
MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS
60^,000
United States, Cauadas, and New Brunswick,
coal »nrvey»,
Superior to any $10 map
at tho price of fifty
It U not ouly a County Map,
County und Railroad Hap
of the United Sûtes aud Canadas combined In one, giving
KV.KRY RAILROAD STATION
; coat 20,000
by Colton o
•*n ; 370,000 i
and Jistanco between.
Ouar.tutee any wonran or tn,tn t) to >5 per day, and
tako back all map* that cannot be sold slid refund
Hcnd for #1 worth to try.
Yauted—Wholesale Agents
cauvase well, furnished
Maps in
St it", CailfornU, Canada, England, Franco and Cuba.
A fortune may bn rnado with n few hundred dollar* «spi
ral. No oomperttlon. J'f. LLOYD, No. 104 Broadway,
The War Department aios our Map of Virginia, Mary
ad, and Feau*ylv*nla, eo*t Uii.OoP, on which t* ui irk
I Middletown, Maryland
From The Tribune, Aug. 2.
M At* OF V1KGINA, MARYLAND, A7
Williamsport Ferry
all othar»
money refunded.
•'LLOYD'S
PENNSYLVANIA.—Thi* Map 1« very large ; It* cost 1*
but 24 esut«, aud It U the beet which can be purcbaaod."
»ept ^7-3m '
100,000.
If-ONE HUNDHED THOU8AND PAIRS WF tf"
OJ-BUOTä *
SlIOES..^
Although the above flgure» look large, yet there Is
»»id to be Drily that number of Hoot* sud 8.io«* in the
county ot New Oaetle
Mari of the State o! Delaware, corner of S.! and Ship
toy »treat«,
loweit figure^. ^
lie i* readjr lo di»pu«e of^to l beehrst rurtom. r ,^a„ft||
ing great »nd extraordinary inducement« to purr.baaiT . j
"**'" •'—'•"i✠iîoiV" (
Ten or Filtaen
Mars
,tö 53 ill !>** KW;
ARGH ST.,THEATRE,|saM.
J a«* h™**™*™ * 7th >
1 illUl'ieiput.i, *
Artil inA at««« Manager,
( iîïï:;i- WÆ
.'*™ " " ""
I
W. B Frederick",
Joseph 1» Murphy.
' cent» ; Parquette
leaving the
METR 0 POL 1 TAN MUSIC HALL
SAVU.LE lilULDUNU.
W M. n. CHAD ' K'K,
OF THE FOUNTAIN 1101 BE, PEOPUIBIOB.
following Is Ale» and gcmletne«,
r» Ij the.r 1 ar ' n nngrd aud will tppev.
ARY
The Charming ferUgstratii
TILLY FOWLER,
ilratnb!«
Ml»* Emm* P 0 «' • -
MU« Unto William»,
Mi«* Loû t ta Uosard,
a
Fi'of Nichol*
Willi hl» Talented sad Wonderful PawKy
Johnny K< l,,1 .'" li J' Ureat m B | 0 ist aud Commodian
v.ii lèd Delineator of Ethiopian Ohara
The Celebrated
Carl Dalle
Tbe'Un*qnaled Vlollet
Moubleur M-iaart,
Tho Uueurpuwed PIanl»t,
Signor Bravort, .. ,
Tbo Charoctorlatlc \ocal:*l.
AThe Proprietor 1* uetcrmiu» l touako
~. x „ m . „i vho ni<S*i refpeetabto place» or amawuent
ctiv ai.o liavlugeecuro*! ludiMaud uiiutlomenuf ■»!•
and eduiattou, ho hop*» -u ifeive Uiet « neon rage
ment due hlm fiom a jreuorou» publie for hU exeratiou*
iu procuring person» of re»p*'clabiUiy a* pei tormira.
NY CONSIDERATION
NO JUNOBb admitted on
.,««.JS10N
ORCHESTRA «cats
dö
»opt 17-tf
PERUVIAN GUANO,
ol
for
Wc have reduced the price of our
No. 1 Govt. Peruvian Guano,
in
1er
From S 75
to «Ö per 2000 It»«.
A liberal discount allowed to Dealers.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
42 South Wharves & 41 S. South Water Sf,
PHILADELPHIA;
STEAMBOAT HOTEL,
BUYER. DELAWARE,
ISAAC BAKER, PROPRIETOR.
__ TlIEundoriignodtiheithikmothodtoannounce
TITJ to the public th»t thi» old and favorite uitabliilr*
£1. manthaibeen dtted up andthoroughly reaovated
amStkatha i* prepared to accommodateb*arder«*n<
Visitorsfroiu allpottiensof thecountry. The servant»
are attention and polite—the lablasare benntlfully lug
plied with the bmt from them» rketsof Dover, Wilming
ton and Philadelphia, and he B*r contains enlytb«
olioiceit wines aud liqaor«. The Stable» are extaniivi
and the gussU may rely on haringtheir horiatund ve
Ulclos properly attended te by obliging aud experiunooi
„atlori. This being the Capital and lucatnil in the hear
ot aflneconntry and withtn a short ride of emu paisod
bathing, huntiug and tlihing ground», all who desire
• muiement and récréation would do w«ll lo comet»
There isdr.lly communication te ithy railroad
rndrteamboat». Tho priée»
nv31
DELÄlaHE STATE
LOTTERIES.
JOHN A. MORRIS & 00.,
MANAGERS.
DrawlBVriUke place at 12 M.. and at S P. M.,
pit T of Wilmlnaton, State o f Dolaware.
ÿoHNW WALKER and TilOMAS H. SHARPS «
tqeKwor i Commissioner* appointed by tbe
superintend the Drawing*.
Tho Drawing* rake place in public, on t
of the building oï the «onthwrel corner of
keiitraet-, Wilmington. Delaware.
All order* Will he nrnmptl - attended to#
mlK.loner'»eeitlA#d printed »rawing« M
sfler the Drawluu take* pUco. ^
AI I commnnlcag —
all
ËtoonA floor
Rr«l »ad Mar
■ >uu the Com
hi Immedlalnly
JOHN A. YäORiJ^rcO.
H ilinil >/.on,
{..
Del.
' 8e r t. 13-Iy
DOT SALOON,
JAMES McLANAN
PROPRIETOR,
NO. 122 MARKET ST..
WILMINGTON, DEL.
^ Refreshments
all kind* of cat'.b!«*. The very*ho -'tof TiJ.nl U„.
Larger Beer an I »oinevery flue old »tock «letoglnd
don the Intnit» of thirsty wsyf«njrs through thl* vnlo of
tear*. A variety of tb « fluent kind of aegar*. By strict
attention tobiulue**, an l kooplug the he»t of overy thing
■' ' ' 'of publlo
S. The
lilgheit
. M-ly.
JLOTHINÖ BMPOJRIUM, No. 273 Marke
*JL3 ST BEET, Wilmington, ' elaware. The *nb«cri
|pi her respectfully luforms the public that bn ha? now
III# ou kahd a good »»»oriiuent of Clothing »nltahle to
tho searien, at his old stand, No. 228 Market Street,
it
below Third Street, below Third K
1 P-et n.uatly worn, and made np la the best man
, and will be *»ld low. A good as*ortiuenl of Cloths,
, which will
Caralmtra aa<l vo»tiugs, coustottly
e uiado up to order In
arrauteJ to fit und give Mtiafaotl-Vn.
in
a, Collar», 1
EDW ARD MOORE.
<ii occiit'M! «sliOf ERÏËS
JOHN L. RUSSEL,
in
«.
LATE OF
RESPECTFULLY' Informs tho public tbat ha
ha* lea*o<l the Store lately occupied by John Ai
ü vRfîl kin, »outh oast corner Front au
.a* nmdo large additions to the
to furnish ut tho lowest Whole»n'eor
-t iiitl»!e« or FAMILY CiKOCERly.s
PROVISIONS Ac. hi the Market Ian 12-1 v
IK AS Ü1 ''
JkuiiHff Liidtos Iiiktitule,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARR.
Number Limited to Thirty !
Building new and well located.
Spsrlou-i Grounds
In
for exercise. Charge» Modérai e.
_ FIRST
•railBEK. For infarmaticn address
KEV. THOMAS M. UANN, A. M ,
Principal aud Proprietor.
. 8. MoConus,
Rr.FKim.kcr*.—Hon. Willard
Esq., R. R. Fortor, M. D., 8. Floyd, Cashier
Delaware : Goo. Bush, President Dnuk of WUinlugUn
aud Brandywine, Wlluiingtou, Del., Mr. Charles Beeson,
Odessa; Mr. Johu P. Cocbrao, Middletown ; Mr. Lotto
. ., . .; Mr. Wilson 3. Outtu rn. Lolptrtc; „... „
Hurlock, St.^ U orge»; lie*. ^Me»»r*. Alkmau, WLwell,
Del* ware City, tutd Rev. D. H. Eiueraou, St. Georges. '
Ju ID-3111
B arm Waufcd
A Delaware or Maryland Farm wauled In ex
change for Good City Property.
_ Apply
O. CONARD,
*■ »Ui »treot, Fhllttda.
Ju 7
For Relut.
THE Subscriber oflors for rent the
Oltl Efitaliliklied Auction
MART,
. 0 East Fourth Street,
WII.M1NGTUN,
Lately occupied by D. P. S. Nlch
etand in the city of Wilmington, a
making business.
For farther partlcnl rs address
This 1» tho best
h d Ir to barkV nPer *° r * n
THOMAS WOODWARD,
West street, 2 door» below 9th,
SOMETHING NEW
Choir, and Siuttins Schools.
THE VOICE of pkaise:
A New Volume of Mu»ic for Choirs and Slugiug Sell
with Newrend attractive Foatures. Rendering It
the Most Desirable Work »f the kind. For llm u»o ofih«
, Sltralng-Scbool, Mnslca! <'.onvcuUunaud tbo Home
V..S.O, by EDWARD HAMILTON.
'„•This li ok ia not one of a sari*» of Trienntnl p
lion» rende to lupply a market artilltsally created,
tbo embodiment o the best frnlui of ih^kibororu« auth
ni-Speciarà'.teBÎton I» directod
book I* printed from large, clear type, tl
n >t to hub how much could be crowded I.
well It cotlld be douo. We Lave, therefore, a haudsono,
siaudurd, well knowu tuuas selected te
•3 per d
Spucimea copies seat by mall, poet p«ld, on reeuipt ef
price. Specimen Peitoe »*nt free on application.
PublUhed by OLIVER DITbON k CO.,
jy 1 j-tf 277 Wa-htnttou Street
object bslug
cougrogatiuaal
1*
Frc h «nd .Salt Keel* Storr.
MURPHBY, Beef Botcher,
-ipoctfiiily luforut» hi* frieud* and Ilia pub
the beat Fresh and Halt ISref^^oto jît*^*
Is
. j L»A Be*». For sole by
(
»tall. No. 27 Fonrtii Street Market, corner «if Mar
House and Suipley Street, uoith side, and his Store
No. 218 WEST SEVENTH BIBEET
Where tbe best Fresh and Salt Beef
in auy quantities. By paying »tritt i
11 • a el urea he Wipe* to receive a stur» «f publie
H5
4tb and
m w«
HHMHWfiH
HBjjSTlSr .. I
0. RöSSiTER-l
MMÄSSi.sara.'Ä-" i
BHUFFLE BOARD AND BAQKTELL BOARD,
Ina large and cotnmr ill.
pi 1 voie Boom» for Companie*,
tlou for Partie« of Pleaetne.
GIVE U8 A CALL.
Obliging und attentive Wait trsa!
N.r. KA'I'OaD,
ant! fleurai com
Grain, Floor
minioa McrcbaiBl«
yo. 5 j!V. 1 Yttfar Sheet, Philadelphia
The blgln tt t rice* obUlnel, anlck
- .nsigunient». T
,e »tipport ai.d pa
.0. EATON,
«l.oot, Pllll at cl phi .
made on - „
of Del*\vtrluu»ro»i« ctfuliy »o
FANCY runs 1 . FANCY FÜR
* JOHN rAKLIRA,
nio. 718 Aroli 8t..
Below Eighth, south »id«
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer and Manu*
nurer of, and doal
in all kinds of
f ANC Y FURS,
s k (litldren'a
V!1
ffaî&Â
i
:
! « Ca«tlo anil
- Counties
Pfrieud» in N
. 11 en* i : -
t bnttutifnl
.'ce of the l*rg"bt and
kind* and u •
' » nd Chil
«.™ •?*!>» jkss«*
rl*e in Sterling Exchange, and t.ie new »
all Fora Imported Gnce ili« !' r '' t , u . f , A "y Rt0 ck l»»t«, I will
1 would t.l"0 «Ute that a* long a r sg0 il» e.>*t me;
offer U a! price* proportnnah* 1 ' ''.r; r . and Munufac
but U will bn im|»o*»lble for me to • mu
ture auy more Furs, and »cU the.u
; of ,, i3 p^ir» ol the Country!
, number and Mrw*.
JOHN FAUblRA,
■218 ARCH Streut, Philadelphia.
,oti lot *tata
The Silver Chord;
A Companion to llie "Home Circle.
A Collection of Favorite
, Ballads, Duots and Quartets,
With Pianoforte Accompantmout.
Home Clride," known by all
'■"ïnri«,?. >-&■ *b*'
in n< a;ty evory kaowu. h
1er pu 1 , * Bl ,p rec i a ted, —- --- -
a niano and a voice will not fail
One look will convince them that U U Jurt
«nd baviug purcho»cd It and given It
«"''SÄLtm'Vr o« *• M| J'
"sn sftī ;
'r'".'« OUVEKbUSO»*
■apt. »»*»*
SECOND PART
sibigling some
cmriri.«*i»w» af.,'!g Jig?J!*.g^m!iSi
-'V;Â'r»"'."bï.t...riJ»- I**«. IS rent., on rweipt
or»Mtb.oid«"T,'!.'5 ! "mTC6rf'co.;
*277 Waaklugtoa
1>e
0. Mailed, postpaid.
, llotton.
ISOOK.
li
IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS.
■\%r jj invite your attention to our large well
■"Uyour oouvenlenw. Weae rw . 0 mmended by far
Md ' "h "GGuhyJwhXve used them,
lehahoeln Uag»,'r«ry dry.
JmirdaSl. C Pho»pl.ate of Lhne In bag».
Alton Si Needle«, " ' harrel».
Rhode** Company „ „
Webb'« Fertiliser In bag».
Chem Dn«t 8 (Manufteturad by Wm.
«
.Stroud and »old
paid for grain. c dlBERT k BROTHER,
Corner Front and Orange St«.,
Wilmington, Del.
floor
Mar
uplOlmw.
ci UBtry.and the fact rtrat all
{.. e**h, coupled nl*o with the fHcrthat .c, cent t^r lb. or
Doth soap and candles ha* to b» psld to ihe^Uovernment,
■hall on aud atter Ihe first day „f October next, make hl«
conditions of ».le cash. 1 will pu
tbe chsuge now tusde in my
sept 10-4m
« h.' .-l.y ^Ivcn
the very
Vs&
r. d. nicies,
The Cheapest and Healthiest Beverage
in Use.
RYE MILLS
PREPARED
RYE COFFEE.
|j. S. HOYT,
EXCLUSIVE WII0LH8ALB AGENT,
DEPOT, 194 WATER 6TRBBT,
YORK,
(Adjoining United State« Hotel.)
. DAVIS k CO.
None genuiue unless signed
Entere! according to the art of Congress,
iu dork'* Office of the District Court for tho South
: o' New York.
Thl* COFFEB lia» b-eu relailed extensively for mouth»
.. . with a dally Increasing demsul. A trial of
it will satisfy tho most Incredulous that it 1» a whotesoraa
palatable, aod cheap substitute for any Coffee heretofore
olfnred In this market.
in this o'ty
Put up in onepouad paper» neatly labelled, and p icked
in boxes containing five down or 60 lbs each, (will keep
«. oil In auy ellmsto,) and sold at a price to rnako it
thy ihe attention of all who buy or u • - r '- m —
A liberal discount mad. to dealer*.
Superior Fine Ground
JEtofk.'W J30N~E,
BONE SAWINGS.
CJULPTTATB of Ammonia Nltratq
Ö boda Ash, with full direction*
th-'lr own fertlliior. Also Guano
Original Ain
aiuper Phosphate of Lime,
or any adnlteratln^ material. Farmer»
In nurebssiitg thl* Supurphosphate will get full vaine for
their money. Price ID per tot of 2,000 lbs. A liberal
. For »ale bv
■
;
'll rr .1
ROGERS k OUEST,
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse,
. 133 Market Street, Philadelphia.
eg«
Fiiittti.i.t. .v jiooitn,
Manufacturer» of
LIGHT MACHINERY
Particular attuutlon given lo
1CA.CHINB MODEL BUILDING,
8BWING MACHINES REFAlttfcs.
Mauufacra ry, Ninth und Church Btreots,
Jy 2 tf
Wilmington, DoLwara.
Implements,
Fertilizers,
WHOEnïfJALE AND RETAIL,
,_J «Y ItOGERB & GEBT,
0. 13|'. MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
May'17,
New CaallF County Mutual ln«u
ce C 4 >nit>any.
JHNGTON INSTITUTE," CORNER
II AND »f ARK ET STREETS,
OFFICE
WILMI NOTON, DSLAWAitE.
Interest on Premium Not os rodured to C p
.Mutual Insurance ia believed to be
xpd rience so far ha* proved It to be tho
of (n»unmce against loss by Fire,
•JMIiS iirincijai
althiiugh this Inetitu'ion baa beeu hut
evlii teure, the list ot Insurer» will compare
although not few, U* vo beeu promptly paid, as
have been tuaurod ia this offiiv, aud bave had
■
. The object ha* been
i ef safe riaks, rather than to s
the number of insuted w ithout regard to bauurd,
iemiuaiog the liability of Sinking the Cash capital In
of heavy diaortera duri ng th* year.
B IRECTOR8
Wilmington—Wilil», ti Cauby, VincentC. Gilp'n,
H chardaon, John A. t uuoan, Jacob Fn»ey, John (
, William Taiaali, B iwftrd T. Dellab, Samuel Cauby.
Iw. Brlnghnr*',BII B Talley
N- <v C i,ilo
' '»: CAN BY, President.
G. H. P. Simkoks, 8ec*j . aud Treasurer
Air"alee hour* from ft I« I, and float 2 to 5
r.EUKKI'. tlctCALI..
Fracticul Drn> «r und Tailor,
Mo. 12B Market £?i., Wilt ningten. Del.
THE Subscriber having completed
ment of WINTBR -GOOD*, would n
thu public that
tt
CÜ
fully Inform
prepared to fiae aish all thxmo who deelre clo
thing ef a enpanor quality, at a ehrep- cash price, and
tbe sio»t fa-tiioaabU *t view '.the »hurt« it notice. He has
also on hand au t itensit
nrahing O oe '* >f w flr.t elar .*quality, r
ran be obtained at any other
tblftCity
i j sot forgot to gidk me a trial, «mall werk dene
.tua» **u_iUka*ftftl 1* ranted
lar establish
BJr-fk«K fltodAU.
.. . —. , n „ I -i. I
EightVahtabto Building Lots
I «wiuci»»
i
ha SIEL M. ÜATJW will off'
» IS" * sVÄ 'v «■«ISTÄ: ati
that valuable pr yer'ty fronting «n lh« w#*lajd«
t «irret, above Eleventh «reel, ^ p" /ame«
ket «treat, «uil extending bark 173 l«ol «
half way through »■' l "* u « B * ln ?\ 1 lonr
ou rtrango »wort, eore*pon i»K *
«ireet, .»ell b. o.a H Cel ri im-lie« float,
'he purvliaver
vvUNmvejji^ pi.viiego of la l. - . up euy
lliohltpil. ...
,R,—Ten IH.T cont. of Uie 1
the .lay ..f sale. The greater part i
alu ou the pmi-erty tf do tre.t.
Which he psyi
The sale will be without
J. ivhann,
Raw Rone Snperphoephnte,
FACTORY NEAR GAS WORKS,
WIT-MI NOTON, DEL AW ATi E.
,-t Street."SO
■ lii* Mipf» .!'tto«phau t
I
Ciu no«'offend
_ with the a-b'.irauc
periorl'y to other tsnper*
n8*.| in mauufartaritig tld» article I« in a raw
suite,~ and I» :tl*" aouuouKtrd wttli Peruvian Ouauo, urn
l, K' P ' 5 nÄ
nudor hi* own aupervUWn, and will ho uccounuhle
tho quality of evry tou which love* hi* Factory.
■ iffl! 'ÄfSY SS5ÏÏÏI? SÄ
7e,'c"^Ä.'.'ÄÄ?'"™f»*fipp.ll«lln
. a handful to three hill».
about tho «aine. Potr.loe», li-u> •
ploughed
»10 or 400 lb*.
•'ÄÄ'Ävr sa
iô the State, he hope* to ho patronlz; d »» hoietofore
.1 will Insure tho Farmer* a Good and Pure Article.
For eale by all the gram darter* }n jhl* c ^' 0 M fcy j A
Older» will bo *«ut by ad
dei«.t tir vo*»el
Newark, Delaware
die»"lng the »ubnorlber, or
lauding.
lauding.
3
Children's Carriages
In
eût
fS
Perambulators, Gles,
Wagons, Chaises,
Volooipedos, Rocking Horses,
Wheelbarrows,
Carts, «See.,
' ^hy the monnlacturer. 1
A liberal dlHComit to the trad«.
J. A. YOST. d
rillLADBI.PHlA.
214 Doth 8t..
„nvi'iirSrrSm.raj
1>e ]*.7 »uhacrlbor would respectfully 1 " r ' irD , , t ^ e . c '
entrusted to ^MHakNUIIED,
In Uouaoswltho.it soiling the carpet« or floor.
'i"i^""ÄftK!i«iUi. .
, old Paintings Eestorod
e renpoctfally ask» Ihoso having work
to give him a call, foel.ng aatisflcd that ho
'irhtSwSKÏ Ä'Äri OB» atl.nded
[feb .ij
li
jTi). niouuT*
DEALER
1
\K\
far
.
ftlarket St., opposite Clt j Halt,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAV
. (G taken tlio nLove eland. .? £ - « >
■'nd Ailed it up in a nee, ».yfn. would reaper
fully solicit Uiu ntUBtinn *>f hie , l riP . n ï , , n ''
* hi* now ant* well »elected «toc
Silver, Patent Lever and I'lai
public generally.
Chain*»! Fine mwer ptnUe'.IWare, Jewelry of ev«'}"!
jerintion, and ol the lateaiand most, faHhionableetyl
Glocke »ultable for Parlor», office*. Me., t0 **J h ?*' h * 1 ,!
every si tinla u»uelly found iu a Orel close Welch on
Jewelry (flljàbliabme n t, which will be dl.po.ed o .
HSSfïiœs»
kntutrect. 3 door» below A__
»old
patronage
I. 131 Mi
..... MARKET Ac TKNTII STREETS
l. w. coi
R
_ _ »acilitie» poMcMMd by him for
obuining'all Wines and Liquors in their purity,
a long exneriencH in the bugine*«, afford»
character and quality c
Amongst his »tock may be found
Cognac Brandy, Pale do. I Jaraacn Bnirita.
Holland Gin. | Scotch Whiskey,
Cboioe Old Whiakey, in wood aud bottles.
Sweet Malaga,
tanerifle, Hlierry.
WlNKtt, very choice niid old, in wood and bottle*.
Extra flue Moirangokela Whiakey, Sor 5 yenra old;
the flavor cannot be surpassed. ujFTavero k«e|>er»
mpplied on the most reaicnablc terms. Families
supplied with the ckeapft Win*« and Liquors
lnR ~ÀfÈ lr AFFL,ICTED,— Invalids i
Wines and Liquors of various kind«,
purposes, may rest »«»itred oi obtaining
finest quality, from V C GILPIN, S. W.
and 10,h street.
WINEa AND LIQUORS, 1er medicinal par
hand and
Champagne,
W
pose*, with a ce
UHOUERIE3. nlw
n ice» hv V C GILPIN, S Vf corner Market fit Tenth.
T' AB.Wl'Ka AKdOIMBS. AND LIQUORS o
suporierquality. " ' '
mers «tipplled wholesale and retail by the cask
lohn «Itracn ornuckuge»: ofa»*ortud kinds. All ordert
by post or otherwise received, giving a limit in price
Warranted to be**ii»faeterily filled,ort lie gaodstaket
hack Pleiue call und examina, nt V C OILITN'S
' "-.d Tenth Streets.
Notice to Spoilsmen
«t Eagle Powder in ca niste rai
and rifle. Al»c Shotof alliitl
denier in Clov« r.Timothy,
ds. a so for sale by
V. C GILPIN.
and T«nth Streeta» Wilmington.
JÜ
Union and Constitution Hotel
T UB subscriber having leased that large and
diousbuilding, at tho N. W. Corner of FOURTH k
LOMBARD street*, Is now fitting it up In a stylo
cannot bo oscelled by any public house in WUmiugton.
Hi* room* me large and well vtulilated.
tain« the choicest brands of Domestic su I Imjioried
qnornand Hegsrs. In addition to the abovo
av- ry variety or eatable*, consisting of oyster* and every
•alible Mbpt In first class Restaur iuts. Don't fall to give
' , especially the soldier* of Delaware,
every man^who enlist* has a heart that
course expect evory person who visit» It to b< sr this fact
In mind. [agl3'3mJ
T. liOLMAN
House anti Store lor Kent,,
!
SLäÄÄS i
and à Kootfitore, In ou« of the most buslne»» »tn-eis, und
Im* a «■»■»d cellar, tbat ha* boon filled up a t a re»taur«u>, 1
There is tn alloy at tho bark part, that leal* into Klar
The building would be »attable for any purpose.
It was last occupied a* a liquor «tine. Apply u
JOHN STIVENBON, Orntign
feb 3
•
i 'id.
W»I. S'. IHTFFY,
"2 ii Mi,' l v iii)li.<aliiL'r finaler
ill dlii^ic»! Insti'iiiiieut*,
Mu*lc Books and Miu.ie.il Mureliaudlra of
ranSBpQuverjr d.iscrlptlon, wholosale and retail,
T Tflj 3 i'Jo. 71U MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Waul J e*pcrially rail the attention or School» and Toarh
ilh »» hula driay a» possible.
JOHN AlKIN'S BULLETIN,
HtKL.—50 bbls
. 1, I! and 3 Mackure
Haddock.
AM.—1000 lb*. Extra Denar CuroU Hama.
.— 500 lbs. prime Leaf Lard
SHOULDERS.—1000 Iba. good Buaar Cured Bbtulderi
SUGAR.—New 'Jrleuiis, Porto Rico and Lnvenng»
Il ADIHH!
H ERRING.— 1Î
a* adult*—in
COFFEE.—50 baya Old Java, Rio, Laguyra aad Marl
caiho Colfte
TEAM—50 half rlii-Kln extra Green and Black Tea*
««tv Orlnaite,
^*80 A P.^-Olti i ü"'. ' '*
BEG A ILS.—bO.tHKi Imported
:, Palm aud Castile Soap.
Domestic
I NISEEACH'8 Celebrated HUMEOI'ATIIIC IIYGElA
'j COFFEE. i*com ouuded with a view to give ra the
U equal» the latter In amnia and taste, presents
ira deleterious qualities, bat, on the contrary, contitltntee
a most Nnlritlim-s 8a!ubrinat and N»urotlo beverage;
coualstlng of pure iugrodieate of vegetable substance».—
l*o«»L»»lng there superior qualities,It lias elicited the ap
inended lo every family—children a« wall _
every »rate of h-altU—and to patients under Horn copiât
eHbrketdrMi * " aprio
NEW tJOOIbS.
B LACK 811ke, Black and White Pereales, SLtpherde,
Plaids, Lawn*, Cha lies, Gingbam», A« , White
Cambric and Jneonette*. very cheap. Also, a very large
assortment of Prints and Muslins at tbe Lowest
E. LARKIN'S
Family Dry Good» Store,
6 Bast Sre -nd Ktract, Wilmington, Del
India Rubber Rrlflisicr,
Leath«!
F Ok Threshing Maehl
and will U«t longiir ;
• tretolfc For by
TTffWTKÖgMÖÜ'ilfiw
Ur OU, rv rat Meduu«., PfttfuMrr, 1
aad U toet aU yet wwnt to to* irmg line
îf°H^BU.LAlN'Y
for year Coa
Teilet Artie le
I The Great Family Pby*Ic
™ MS> V eaetablo Liver Pills.
n ^ m « 4 »Â'rÆ !0
, Kidney«, Stomach and Bowel*,
. Imparties a healthy acljoa
1
*l>eclBc»liy on the I.
utgoitlvo Organ*.
lo every orguu. They never ««bill ate
give ton- and energy to the outira *y» <
appetite In every c*«e and strengthening the *y^eni gea
eraliy. They operate pleaaant'y and mildly but tnor
ouglilT and PtfbcttUblly, without griping, »t.-keiilng, w»ak*
euluB or leaving the bowel* metlve; keeping the ay «ton
regular and healthy. lu thl» consist« tteir mii ««. r.tr
over all other Pill«. They nr* a per'eot aultdo *• for »leu
aid oil «Ml arising rrom a torpid hiver, 'bey will
found to 1« wry valuable. They are et»£tut y
'ap. John Cone, of Ihe learner Ji.hu A. Wavuer, Cai*j
S" ,i in£aÄ^ÄrfÄÄr»*
the Peul if. nia wore be now 1« vrl-h hi*
in bovev vritn fnll direction» at Vi ««Uor *»• Wr
Bold by medicine dealer» throughout tho country, i
paved only by
f iM
DR. J. fcIMMS If SON,
PhyxlcUn* and DruzgUt*.
7 FamllT McdUlnee,
Fourth and King &••••r.
VTUatagton, Del
c. mn, ,3 cont") ««eures a box by '- alt.—
' " ""I..
Supor-Phosphate of LIME.
THE STANDARD MANPRE.
Vn.in.lc« 1., »7 old.. In It" »•>»•> :
The Same in Quality,
And lKT.ri.U7 to »• iriW "■ - * "*="'• 0f '""O' 1
excellence. , .
Prie» «4S per 2000 1E«. (lit cents per pound )
.1» t.KtlKK.1 Mm... tor ■» IK..7 y~*g* " ,b *
the Fsruier ha* that he is buying a
genuine article.
Oar Super-Phosphate of Lime U uniform In it* cheml
Onl constituent», and alway" to be re.tcd on.
And Deniers i
AH
Onl constituent», and alway" to be re.tcd on.
ALLEN & NEEOLES'
3 F*o t i 1 XÎ 25 er,
By tlio introduction of now and Improved machinery
In our work., we have materially
s.'.îï5tïïÂÎÏÂ>. ». .»«o»...
eût accruing. The retail prie« le now
$25 per 2000 lbs.
'» bellet» it to be'lbe bc»t and cheapest Manure la
, roce'.rod direct
PERUVIAN.—W
fruin the I'ornvian Govornfftont.
ICHABOB —A
from the Island.
PLASTER.—0round rirater—a »npertor artlol«, packed
■aperior artlclo, recelrod
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
42 South WharvM and 41 South Water St.,
FI rat Store above Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA,
hardware ,
Cutlery, Glas«, FnintH, Oil, Tur
pentine, &c.,
WILEY PLOWS and CASTINGS.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OP
Building Hardware ,
Comprising in part. Locks, L»t«=hra. Boit», Ulnge», Nails,
Bash Weight», sc., «>-•
1
.
n ''
«toc
I'lai
teeeivod a new lot of
table cutlery,
Which we will sell a' rcaaonablo price».
.niyvTH for the NEW YORK BELTING COM
^Y'S°1NDIA%UBBER BELTING AND STEAM
ALSO,
WHEELER & WILSON'S
1 ,!
on
.
A__
PAI DKO.
Sewing Machines.
wm. II. Blllsny *t Co.,
g g. CÛHNEK.ECÜ«« AUIt WARKCT E^rKOETB ^
.■■vslll.lTItll.
Tl'HE partnership heretofore existing between
A f. ActitsT and John D. Htkrh, Iu tho Furuhare hr
1). Byers will settle up the bn»lae»» of the flrtn. U *
OUAS. F. AUGUBT,
ang 2-4t. JOHN D. RYEK3.
Bulletin ot Jl. R. Bringhnrst,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEIIOOlgf,
317 Market Street,cor. ot Fourth Street.
BROWN'S Dandelion Utilise, recommended by the
illy h» a »'lperior beverage for Dyspeptic».
KOUSSO a new remedy for Tape Worm, Il U pa
with fall direction* for it» i «e.
VANILLA BEANS and Extract of Vanilla, superior ar
:le» may be had fresh at H. It. Dringliunt'*.
SCHENK'S Mandrake Fills, and PulmouicByrup,
«toelî nt H. It. Bringhnrst
HPASLDING'B Throat Confectlen», Just recelvoi by H.
R 'l)e(î U RATH'S Electric
inny be had at nil times of II. It. Brlnghurat.
UFHAM'S l'ilo Electuary, ju»t from Now
DAv/usON'S Blwtic 8elf Syringe,
celebrate preparatlo
a complete article
Just received by H. R. Bringhnrst.
HOLLOWAY'S Pills and Ointment, very desirable
ZOLLIKOFFEK'8 Rheumatic Cordial,
'» Drug
OSGOOD'S Indian
W JaYNE'SBx
and Market »troot*.
Brieg
H* < B 0 fuÇ 1 r °™ Md A ® ae >
• cold e
. Brlnghurat, Fouit
#) KdWAltd '
S ÏÏCÏNALL'8
1 DRUG
ÜÜ
i : . :
[ BULLETIN
j No. 4»,
f Market St.
W OODB' IIAIR UEBTORATIVE-A new «Up
at EDW. MoINALLB Drugstore.
' CAMPHOR.—I have a large supply and *! i
. Families putting away Fur*.supplied eh a
£• McINALL'B Drug Store.
MOREI1KADB MAGNETIC PI.A87 ER.-K. Mo
Inallis Murehesd'soriginal ngriil for tue aale of the
shove Finster. E. MtINALL.
BROWN'H TROCIIB8.—A good article for sale at
. MelNALL'S Drugstore.
■ ; •'
;~r
FLAGG'S RELIEF for sale at
EDWARD MtINALL.
HOUSE Cleaning articles, suchaa Blue Stone, Cop
rus, Whiting. Ochre, Glue fcc.,
EDWARD McINALI.'S Drngatore.
HOSE'S Family Medicine* for sale at
E. MelNALL'S 42 Market Struct.
„„„„„.„„.„„l,,,,,
! «uÄttOK H.M1 . . .J ««;>«.?■ »l?y. ( ri«
i **»•»' OHSW* r»'ro«7HS9 l HPH
ra»h and j| f nuiue nt *J . MclN.lLL''fl
1 rt, ' r "
lùiw ard Mid nail's Card.
!. BRUNET'S UNIVERSAL REMEDY.—To the
Public.—in presenting the metiuof tic Univer
sal Remedy tn the publia, tho proprietor ucems it a
duty to »tute, that it has been ured win unpreredeu
• ' succesn far the last tweniy-flve yaws, and la now
extensively urad in Europe asatt infallible curative.
Brins a graduate in tbe science of Medicine, th»
affUctaduiay rest ^enured Hint ira ingredienuaro oom
the Muturiu Medico. 11 D no patented nostrum, go
up for the jHirjtnseof «peculation on the aHictlnna of
of ulu »ml long e«l Idi bed bt aiing properties,
virtue» have been tc«t«d b' thnueandt, in every va*
riety of ditease, from the ii.oipianl
vutcratiiand confirmed nraladiet of tbe moat daucer
ou» condition. Certiflaute* and testimonial» of every
■leset i|ili„n, niid to nny amount, will bo showu tboau
who favor the proprlator with a ealL
'D. MolNALL, Suie Agent for Dulawaro
to the in
sk Töii (j 1/8«. —The ^ Ton<nre tor ritte \>J
Cheap Jouas. —That great institution for
selling Boo. s and
-
the working
Iloop Skirts lower tbau any other
Delaware, all my Skirls
York and that is the only place where they
can make hoop skirts that
thing. Cavilry
stock of grain. Cavalry bootB as low as 3,60
Ptf pair
First Battalion Dklaw vbb Cavalry.—V ol
be drafted. Ouly a few more days
volunteer enlistmen.. The last chance.
Pay and Rations to commence at once. None
good men need apply. The following
amount will be . paid to each recruit wlieu
mustered in: Premium $2.00 ; Rpnnty 825;
and Equipments furnished by the proper de
partment*. Apply at
i„g t DB 3tt door to the City Hall.
For tub F
all kinds of domeBtio goods
in Now
is good for any
would do well to see my
the
ap
mouth'* pay In advance
D
Baker's bnit«l.
1862.'—New Goods.— Ab
still rising in
would advhe person* in want of
muslins, flannels, satinwtls delaines and goods
of such grades to give J. 8. Kenuard & Bro.,
306 Market street, ft call. They have jnst
replenished their fall clock of goods and in
tend selling them a* cheap as th« times will
admit.
Kiefe's Ale Vault?, Nj. 4 We»t Thirl il
in the Glasier Building, opens to-ni lit.—
Free Lunch. Chicken l'ie, Reed Birds and
other delicacies. Lager Beer, Old Ale, &o.
Coa
le
l roar prererlptlon* prepared from
-1 r*a'<i»i
WHMN*. C ~.
>V the very beet
Drag Btore, lalffirffi