Delaware Gazette and State Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • 3

tourna! atUJf Statesman Tuesday Morning, December 8, 1863. Enlistment of Colored Troops. OFFICIAL. War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington. D.

C. Oct. 3d, 1863, General Ordern, No. 329. Whereas tho exigencies of tho quire that colored troops should be recruited in tho Status of Maryland, Missouri und Tennessee, it is Ordered by the President, That tho Chief of the Bureau for organizing Colored TroopB shall establish recuiting stations at convenient places within said States, and give public notice thereof, utid he governed by the following regulations 1st.

None but ablo bodied persons shall be enlisted. 2d. Stato und County in which tho eu uro imulo shall he creditod with tho recruits enlisted. 3d. All persons enlisted into tho military service shall forever thereafter be free.

4th. Freo persons, and slaves with tho written cousent of their owners, and slaves belonging to those who havo been engaged in, or given aid and comfort to tho rebellion, may be now enlisted tho owners Who have not been engaged in, or given aid to the rebellion, being entitled to receive compensation fith. If within thirty days from tho dato of opening enlistments, notice thereof and of the recruiting stutious being published, sufficient number of tho description of persons aforesaid to meet tho exigencies of the service should not he enlisted, then enlistments may he made of slaves without requiring consent of their owners, but they may ponsation as herein provided for owners offering their sluves for enlistment. 6th. Any citizen of said States who shall her sluvu lor enlistment into the hereinafter provided.

receive offer his military service, shall, if such slave bo ceptod, receive from the recruiting officer a certificate thereof, and become entitled to compensation for tho service or labor of said slave, not exceeding the sum of threo hundred dollurs, upon filing manumission ami of release, and making satisfactory proof of title. And tho recruiting officer ahull furnish to any claimant a descriptive list of any person enlisted and claimed undor oath to be his and allow any valid deed of her slave claiming under oath that her hIuvo has been enlisted without his or her consent the privilege of inspecting the enlisted men for tue purpose of identification. 7th. A board of three bo ajt pointed by the President to whom the rolls aud recruiting lists shall be furnished demand for public infurmution. and hibited to any person claiming that his her slave has been enlisted against his her will.

8th. If any person shall, within ton days after the filing of said rolls, muko a claim for the service of any person board shall proceed title, und if valid shall award just sution, not exceeding threo hundred for each slavo enlisted belonging to the claimant, and upon the cluimaul fili.tg a valid deed of manumission and release of vice, the hoard shall give the claimant tificuteof tho sum awarded which, enlisted, tho examine the proof of ifiars, of in of It presentation, shall bo paid by tho Chief of tho Bureau. 9th. All enlistments of colored troops in the State ol Maryland otherwise than i cordaiicu with these regulations den. forbid10th.

No person who is or has boon gaged in the rebellion nguinst tho Government of the United States, or who in any way has given or Bhull givo aid or coinfort to the enemies ol the Government, shall bo permitted to present any claim compensation for the lal receive service of any slave, und all claimants shall file with their claims ment of the United By order of tho President. (Signed,) E. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General. oath of allegiance to tho GovernWj Department, Washington Gity, Oct.

26th, 1863. That tho provisions of General Order, No. 329, in rolation to tho enlistmont of colored troopa bo and they teuded to of Delaware. Recruiting stations will bo established, and recruiting conducted under the direction of the Governor of Delaware, subject to the order of this Department. Hy order of the President.

(Signed,) E. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General. Okdrrkd heruby Delaware, Executive Department, Dover, December 4,1863. Iu conformity with tho above ordor, aud to carry tho sumo into effect, recruiting stations are hereby established at the following places, to wit At Wilmington, in New (Jostle (Jounty. At Smyrna, in Kent County.

At Milford, iu Kent. County. At Georgetown, in Sussex County. will hereafter be opened and recruiting officers designated to conduct the same. Hy order of his Excellency, WILLIAM CANNON, Governor of Delaware.

M. Harrington, Secretary of Journal Stalt-Hiniin Time-table BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON, Carefully corrected with every change. Tbains Leave Wilminotom for Philadelphia, At 15 aftur 7 o'clock, morning. At 'J o'clock, morning. At 5 minutes after 12 o'clock, At 15 before 1 o'clock, afternoon.

At 25 minutes before 4 o'clock, afternoon, freight. At 25 before 5 o'olock, afternoon. At SI I minutes after 6 o'olock, afternoon. At 25 minutes before 11 o'clock, night. At 15 minutes after 1 o'clock, uight.

AtO.au o'olock evening, and 1.15,night, Sundays. Tuains Leave Philadelphia iob Wilminoton, At 80 minutes after 4 o'olock in tbo morning. At 5 after 8 o'clock, morning. At 12 o'clock, At 15 after 1 o'clock, afternoon. At 30 after 2 o'clock iu the afternoon.

At IU miuutes before 4 o'clock, afternoon. At '20 beforo 6 o'clock, evening, freight. At 11 o'clock at uight. At 30 ufler 11 o'clock midnight. At 80 after 4 o'clock, morning, tSuudays.

At 11 o'clock, uight, At 30 miuutes utter 11 o'clock, night, Steamboat Ariel for Philadelphia, At 7 o'clock, iu the morning, from King st. wharf. For Wilmington, At 2 o'clock in tho afternoon. Chestnut st. wburf.

Cheap John's is town. Kj" Cheap John more Boots and Shoes 'ban any other in Delaware. Cheap John the greatest stock of an other iu Delaware. Cheap John is the agent for the Cotton mado in the world, at the Star No. 600 Market Street.

Just arrived per steamer Etna, direct jrom England, 200 Pairs of English, all wool, Dutu for only at Cheap John's, tho importer of them in Delaware. Cheap Joint, at tho Star Store, No. 600 Market street, hits ju China Ware, the greatest piaoe pencil a sptondid uew lot of which he inviteB the attention of Save your uemomuor the Delaware r. Rank is located at tho office of William MoCaulley, No. 6UG Market street, and opened everyday to re, deposits.

All amounts received from one dollar upwards, and five per cent. the same from tho day of deposit. Wm. McOaullby, President. oan Ruth, Seo'v.

interest paid Official. PROCLAMATION. Wiirbbas, ci Speoial Election was held in tbu Statu of Delaware, on Thursday the nineteenth day of November, iu the year uf Lord, One Thousand Eigbl Hundred and Sixty Throe, iu pursuance of tho Constitution of the United States and the Laws of tho State of Delaware iu that behalf, fur tho election of Representative for tho people of the said State in the ot tho Uuitcd States, to fill the vacancy casionod by the death of William Temple, who had been elected their Representative in the Thirty-Eighth Congress And whereas, the official certificates or returns of tho said eleotion, held in the soveral Counties the said State, having been duly received and examined by the Governor, it nppvarH from them that tho votes iu tho said Couutics, respectively for such to-wit: In New Castle County, for Nathaniel U. Smiliters, Iu Now Castle County, for Charles Brown, Iu Kent County, for Nathaniel JL 8 In Kent County, for Joseph P. Comegys, In Kent County, for Henry llidgeley, lu Kent Couuty for John W.

Houston, 1 In Kent County for Charles Kimmey, 1 lu Kent County for Win. Townsend, In Sussex County, for Nathnulel B. Smilhers, In Sussex County, for Charles Brown, And whereas, tho returns duly made ed and executed of the elocti a Representative of, and for the Said State, iu tho Thirty Eighth Congress of tho United States as aforesaid, having been duly delivered to the Governor by the lespoctivo Sheriffs of Counties, and the Governor haviug examined tho said returns, and enumerated and ascertained the number of voteB for each ami every candidute, person voted for as such Representative, the result appears ns to-wit: The whole numberjjof votes given for Nathaniel B. Smilhers, us returned, Tho whole number of votes given for CharloB Brown, as roturued, Scattering, And it further coming to tho knowledge of tho Governor, that in Mispilii County, 252 votes woro cast for tho said Nathaniel 15. Smithers, and which the Board of Canvass by tbo Inspector, making his true vote 8215.

Now therefore, William Cannon, Governor of the State of Delaware, do hereby declare, that Natbauicl B. Smithers 1ms received the highest vote at the election aforesaid, and therefore bus beeu, and is duly and legally elected tho Representative of, and for tho State of Delaware iu the Thirty Eigthh Congress of tho Uuited to fill the vacuuoy occasioned by the death of William Templo. follows, votes. 7 votes. 1585 votes.

2 votes. 2:164 votes. 8 votes. signfor tho choice of 7963 I 7 Hundred, Kent not returned to In Tkbtimony whereof, William Cannon, Governor of the State of Delaware, have hereunto huml anil gaubciI the Great tieal of the said Stale to be uffixed at Dover, thie twenty-third day of Noveuibor, in the yoar of our Lord, and eight hundred and and of tbe Independence of State tho eighty-eighth. WILLIAM CANNON.

mj By tho Governor, Sam'l. M. Harrington, 8 Secretary of State. 8 Claims and tensions. Tbe Delaware State Association for tbe relief of ami wounded havo secured tbe of counsel for tbu purpose of assisting those who are unable to muet tbe of such applications iu tbe prosecution of Claims aud the obtaining of Pensions, as follows 1.

To Invalids, disabled since March 4, 1801, in tbe military service of tbo United States, iu the line of duty. 2. To of and privates dyiug of wouuds received or of diseaso contracted iu tbo military service us above. 3. To Children, under sixteen years of ago, of such deceased persons, if there is no widow viviug or from tho time of the widow' riage.

4. 'To Mothers, (who have no husband living) of aud deceased aforesaid, provided tbe lutter have left neither widow childreu under sixteen years of age and provided also that tbe mother was dependent wholly in part upon the deueased Tor support. 5. To Sisters uuder sixteen years of ago of such deckused persons, depeudcul ou the lutter, wholly or in part, for support, provided there rightful claimants of either of tho threo preceding classes. To Widow Tat her or Mother, (whichever cutitlcd,) for arrears of pay aud bounty No appropriation has yet been made unde the Act of March 3, 1863, to pay bounty of sol diers discharged for "wounds received iu It is probable thnt such an appropriation will be made at tho claims of such persons will be tiled, if desirud, but no notion can bo tukcu at present by tho Departments at Washington.

Instructions. The Claimants idemity must be proved by witnesses, who must state upon oath or affirmutheir belief that the claimant is the person she represents himself or herself to bo. In cases of claims forpeusions mado by widow of deceased officer or soldier, the legality of tho marriage, the death of the husband, and tho fadt that the claimant is still a widow, must be proved. I'roof of marriage may be made by record evidence, or in default of tbat by the clergyman's certificate or testimony of respectable persons. Applicants of the 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th classes abovo given, who have iu any manner aided abetted the rebellion against the United States Government are not eutitlcd to tbe benefits of tbe Pension Act.

Guardians of miuor claimants must, produco ovidouco of their authority such under the Seal of the Court from which their appointment is obtained aud such evidence must accompany the claimant's applied officers The I 11 in all PerBons intending oall, with their witnesses ami testimony upon the Couusol of tbe Association, Samuel M. Harrington, 602 Market street, Wilming, Delaware. Parties living should give at least two days notioo of tho time when they intend to rnnko application. It is desirable that all persons should distinctly understand thut tho Association meets the expenses of those claimants only who are unable to employ persons to secure their claims. Officers, other parties who may be able to meet auch make application will a distance -commissioned officers, privates expenses may, however, at their of tho facilities which this ebauuel of communication with tho Pension Bureau Their claims will be prosecuted expense, by the Counsel of the Association.

ALFRED LEE, President of tho Del. Stale Relief Association. Wilmington, Sept. 12, montes. i' ul unary Consumptioii a Curable Disease A CARD.

The undersigned having been restored health in a few by a vory remedy, afte having suffered several with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, anxious to make kuowu to his fellow tho means of euro. To all who deBire it, ho will a copy of tbo prescription used (freo of charge,) with the for preparing aud UBing tho which they will tiud a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Tho only object of tho advertiser in the PreNcriptiou is to benefit tho afilictcd, aud spread information which he to be invaluable; and he hopes every will try hia remedy, it will cost them uothiug, aud may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the proscription will plcaBO address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Kings County, New York.

sep 25-3m Eyh and rof. J. Isaacs M. Oculist and Aurist, formerly of is permanently located at No. Street, Philadelphia, where persons diseases of tho Eye and Ear will bo scientifically treated and cured if curablo.

Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. N. Medical faculty is no secrets iu his mode of treatment.ju3-ly To Let, the 4th story of Garrotta building, suitable for societies. Jau.23-tf. Artisans Bank, No.

117 Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Offioe open deposits and make paymeuts, daily, t-oept Band aye, from o'olock, A. till 1 p. Tuesday evemugs from 7 to 8 o'clock Saturday ovonings from ti to 7 o'olock. Profits upon deposits in this institution after payment of ueoeusary expenses, aro all to he divided among the depositors.

Dividends Oofober aUnUttlljr tbo of April The Charter enacts that no member of the Hoard of Managers shall ho entitled to receive any proht or emolument for his services us such, the burrowany fun deposited with Matugtr, William S. Hilles, Edward Bells, Joseph W. Bay, N. a. Benson, Charles W.

George W. Bush, Edward Moore, Leonard h. Hales, Clement 15. Smyth, Dr. J.

Billany, William Cauby, William 8. President. Ckobok W. Bush, Vico President. John P.

MoLbah. Treasurer. 1 deA. D. INSL.EE, Wholesale aud Uotuil Dealer in Books, Stationery, Blank Books, Writing and Wrapping paper, Fnnoy Articles, 80S Market opposite.

Hank ot Delaware, Utility ton, Del. Begs Iciivo It, call the attention of publio to hie largo assortment of atooiis, Cimipmiiig Illatorjr, Biography, Travels. I oetry, the latest and best standard Novels, Farmer's aud Cook Hooks, Mechanical aud Architectural Juvenile Hooks iu groat vnrietv School and Text Books, Family and Pocket Bibles, in all styles of binding; Prayer Books, Books, of all denominations beautiful lreeentation and UluBtrntod Books; Blank Work, of all kinds on hand aud mado to puttern. Binding done Neatly in any Style vsait taper bags op all sizes. Caras neatly Written or Engraved.

Orders from the Hy country receive prompt attention. elsewhere will A. D. INSLEE, Bookseller and Stationer, Ko. 603 Market Stroet, Wilmington, Dol CRITTENDEN'S PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, N.

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Scries of Treatises on Book-Kkepihu, widely circulated than any other work on the for sale at the College. subject, FERRO-PHOSPHORATED ELIXIR CALISAYA HARK. CALISAYA HARK. To this skillful and elegant combination of Calisaya Bark, Irou, call particular attention. As equalled.

TU IRON ENRICHES THE BLOOD; the Phosphorous supplies nervous waste, while the Calisaya gives a vigor and system. To tboso suffering from Gcucral Debility, Nervous Prostration, Emaciation, Indigestion, Fever uud Ague, and Particularly Females suffering from those plaints incident to the it is au iuvuluuble remedy. In this preparation, tho bitterness of the Calitayu, and Bus I Phosphorus, to the whole NAUSEOUS INKINESS OF THE IRON, often rendered these estimable tonics repulsive to delioato are entirely overcome by heiug skillfully blended into a delightful cordial, pleusai which havo tho taste, ucccpttbu stomach, and INVIGORATING TO SYSTEM. Many persons have and are using this prej tiou (among whom most influential citizens) with great benefit. The demand for this articlo having creased, I havo made such with the mauufactors as will enable iu any quantity nt reasonable rates.

N. of imitations. For sale by the Agent, I supply i GEO. B. THOMPSON, Diapensiug Chemist, 803 Market Institute Building, Wilmington, Del.

novl3-4t. SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE FAMILY SOAP MAKER. WAR makes high prloes; Saponifier helps to reduce Four ceuts a pound by using your kitebou CAUTION 1 Ah spurious Lyes are offered also, be careful aud only buy the Patented article put up Iron cans, all othets being PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING 127 Walnut Street and Duquetne Way nov.20-3m. IMPORTANT TO FEMALESDr. Cheeseman's Pillsmild In lrregulariobxtractions, tufa long aud extensive practice.

They lies, l'aiuful Menstruations, whether from side, palpitation uf the heart, whites, all nervous affections hysterics, fatigue, pain tnrbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature. rtalu In correcting otherwise, headache, pain dliur. Cheeseman's Pills In the treatment ot Was the commencement of a those irregularities and obstructions which hvve consigned xo many to a permature grave, No female can enjoy good health unless she is regular, and whenever an obstruction takea place the general health begins to decline. Dr. Cheeseman's Pills effectual remedy plaints peculiar to Females, valuable, inducing, differeut periods, throughout the couutry, having the of some of the eminent Physicians in Ameriknown for all certainty, periodical regularity, bave used known to thousands, ca.

Explicit directions, stating when they should not be Price One Dollar per Box, taining from 60 to 69 Pills. Pills by mail, promptly, by remitting priutor. Sold by Druggists generally. HUTCHINGS HILLYER, Proprietors, the 81 Cedar Street, New York. FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS, 1803.

J. H. ASH I A II TAILOR, No. 413 King Street, WILMINGTON, DEL. present season, sufficiently settled, to enable my customers and Ihe public to make their FALL AND WINTER SELECTIONS of They are therefore invited to call and examine lot Its, CaNNlmcrcM and eNtingn xuited to the season.

Every garment warranted to give satisfaction, and at tho lowest possible ap26-lf. IjlllE fashions and by J. II. JAMES PICKELS, Importer and dealer in China, Glass and Queensware, FANCY ARTICLES. Ac.

and the public No 4 1,13 MAHNET STREET, Wilmington, Del 20-ly OIL LAMPS, CHIMNEYS selected, iuvlted to call and examine it at TUE CONFESSIONS AN!) EXPERIENCE INVALID. Published for the benefit, and a warning A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Norvomif Debility, Prouia.ure Detay of Maubuod, supplying at tlio sanio time, TUE MBANH OF SELF CURE. By one who has cured himReltHffer being pat to great expense and Injury through medical hnmhug and quackery. By enclosing a post paid addressed envelope, MnHo copies may be had of the anthor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Bedford, Kings Couuly, N.

Y. my Photograph io Messrs. Larkin Cl formerly of this city, having recently larged and improved their hitherto extensive Portrait and Photographic Picture Gallery at the Corner of Eighth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia, now prepared to tuke all kinds of Photographie Pictures, plain or colored, in tho highest stylo of the art, at tho lowest possible prices, Aged und young are alike taken in all weather and in additional facilities any light, by menus of the this establishment. The entrance on Arch Street is a great uienco to ladies, ail of whom Philadelphia, and beautiful art specimens which adorn the gulleiy. invited to oall tho numerous REM OV jSl.

Dr. WI. H. BENDEBE, (FRENCH,) UAH REMOVED HIS OFFICE To No. 005 Shipley Hired, abovo 6Ili, WILMINGTON, Whore ho may bo consulted professionally usual.

He trouts specially for Rheumatism, Female (oinplaiiits, and other Chronic Diseases. 1 8 till 10, A. M. 12 till 2, 6 till 9,1 OFFICE HOURS, sepl5-tf. P.

M. i). ni MERCHANT TAILOR, Aio. market Street, WILMINGTON. Would call tho attoutiou of his customers aud tho publio, to his largo aud excellent stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, Just received.

Our assortment of goods for Gentlemen's and Youth's Wear, consists of tho moBt fuHhionable, and also tho plainer and less pensive stylos, made to order at moderato prices. No Pain attends their operation. SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. They operate without griping, sickening, weakening or leaviug the bowels costive, and there is no disease of the that these Pills will not cure if medicine will reach it at all. 8o specifically is their operation on the Liver that they have long since received tho merit of the Great Physic.

They The Rev. W. C. Rrblnson, of the Philadelphia 51. E.

Conference, speaks ofthem as the best Pills he has ever used, besides many others we might refer to; elegantly sugar coated, 25 cents a five for $1. l'reparonly by 8IMM8 A SON, Physicians and Chemists, and King Streets, Wilmington. Del. Sold by D. F.

Burton, Cowgill A Son, Dover; Hammersey, toulk, Milford; Slmpsou, Camden; dealers aud keepers generally. Simms' Cholera Syrup, For the rapid cure of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cramps, Colio, Choleramorhus, Weakness ef the Bowels, Chronic Diarrhoea and diseases of the Bowels, as frequent looseness, Cholera Infantum and Sntnmer diseases of children. So wide is the field of usefulness of this remedy numerous are the subjects of its cures, that every part uf tho country abound In publicly ku who have been restored from alarming aud ate diseases as: Dsarrhoea, perlorlty a perfect antidote for Biok When all other preparations to escape observation, and when Its virtues are known the public no longer hesitate what remedy to employ for the distressing and dangerous complaints, Incident to the sultry seasons, While kind, Inferior remedies have failed and been preparation hasgalned friends everywhere, and ly estimates It higher In the fitvor of the alllirteil failed iu a siniu Lexing, Kentueky, who had been diseharged as incurable; performed this cure; It was given to him by mi. Phillips, of Brandywine Hundred. If the administration would use such au article as this instead of opium pills, there would he more able bodied soldiurs iu the Hold than there now is.

It contains no opium at at. bottle. Sold hv dealers generally. I'renared only by J- SIMMS A SON, Physicians aud Cnemists, 4th and King Streets, Wilmington, Del. Sold by D.

F. OowglH Son. Dover, and dealers generally. and unfortunate everywhere. It has gle case of army Diarrhoea, it cured a POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSF, Sixth and Market Streets, PHILADELPHIA.

Popular Clothlug House, Sixth and Popular Clothing House, Sixth Hud Market sts. Popular Clothlug II Sixth uud Wanamaker Brown. Wanamaker Wanamaker A Brown. Wanamaker A Brown. Popular Clothing and Popular Clothing House, Sixth and Market Popular Clothing House, Sixth aud Market sts.

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Prof. Edward D. Porter, Prinoipal. SESSIONS-1863. The buildings and grounds have been placed in fnrnlture especially plete order and filled up adapted for the comfort aud Rooms are furnished for the older boys, as iu Colleges, for private study, free from the confusion and rextraint of a school room.

'The Course of Instruction thorough and practical, designed to fit yonug men for admission to our best Col leges, or fer the active duties of tbe farm, shop ing house. By the liberality of the Board of Trustees, the Academy Is furuished with a Library of 12,090 volumes, aud one ot tbe best collections ol Chemical and Philosophic ratuH in the avquiring a complete Scientific tiou far superior to most schools in our country. Teachers will be employed, and spared to secure the proper, moral, mental training ol the young men entrusted to his moderate. For circulars and information address EDWARD D. PORTER, affording facilities Mathematical edneaan 1 COMMERCIAL RECORD.

WILMINGTON MARKET. Corrected by G. Chandler A Son. Monday, Duo. 7, 1863.

Wheat Flour, perbbl Rye Floor per Wheat, per bushel Bye, Corn Meal, per bbl. bushel n.o. par bushel. 65up7o ...7.00 Clover Flax Timothy ..2.76 Herd Orchard .1.60 Turffip per lb 6.00 .1 per ..8.75 Herring, per llay, 0 3.75 tfi I'aciflc Ocean Guano, por ton. Peruvian Guano JOHN A.

SPRINGER WHOLESALE SWEET CIDER, WHITE PICKLING AND PURL DEALERS CIDER VINEGAR, Corner Front Orange Sts-, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. IMIE subscribers respectfully inform their friends tbe public generally, that they have engaged a practical a large Hweet Cider, While IViue and PICKLING AND Vinegar is warranted to bo wbat miserable acids mpounds of poisonous drugs. Feeling the public PURE C1DEK VINKUAK. tnrud from pure materials, it is represented. It contaius not made satisfied ibat they which will give entire satisfaction solicit the patronage of our citizens.

they a-iy. FOR SALE. by Pussy, Jones A 26 inch Cylinder, 6 feet stroke. Apply to r. 8-tm.

D. LAMMOT A SON. Republican copy one month. BEAM ENGINE, SPECIAL NOTICE. PROPRIETORS OF THE GIRARD HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA, ReBpccttnlly call the attention travelling community, to tbe superior accommodation aud comthrt offered iu their establishment, aug 26 3m Business Men and the KANAUA, FOWLER A CO.

FRIENDS AND RELATIVES OF TDK Brave Soldiers and Sailors. mm HOLLOWAY'S PILLS And OINTMENT. All who have and in the Army Navy should take especial care that they be amply Pills and Ointment have neglected better present the provide Soldiers themselves with them, Friends. They have -fiillng friend In the 1 proved to be Coughs and Colds affecting Troops Will bo speedily relieved and effectually cured by using these admirable and by paying proper attention to the whloh are attached to each Pot or Box. Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite, Incidental to Soldiers.

These feelings i i. usually arise from trouble or annoyances, obstructed perspiration, or eating and drinking whatever uuwholesome, thus disturbing the healthful action of tue liver and stomach. These if you to be well. Tbe to tbe printed instructions, will both liver a natural consequence, a clear head and P. 1 kh produce good appi tile Weakness or Debility Induced by Over Fatigue disappear by Foidler will quickly acquire additional St the BowbIb be Will Pills, these invaluable confined or strange that Pills xhonbl be recommended for Dysentery Flux, many persons supposing that they would increase the relaxation.

This is a great mistake, for these Pills will correet the liver and stomach, and thUH remove all the acrid humors from the system. This medicine will give tone aud vigor to 'lie whuie organic system, however deranged, while health und strength follow as a matter of course. Nothing will atop the relaxation of the llowela this famous medicine. Volunteers, Attention! Indiscretions of Youth, Sores and Ulcers, Blotches aud Swellings, rtainty be radically cured, If the Pills are taken night the Ointment lie freely used as stated and morning, printed instructions. If treated mauuer, they dry up in one part to break ont in another, wberms this Ointment will remove the humors from the systom, and leave the Patient a vigorous and healthy it will ruquire a little perseverance in bad cases to insure a lasting For Wounds, either occasioned by the Bayonet, Sabre or the Bullet, Sores or Bruises, To which every Soldier and Sailor medicines so safe, sure aad convenient as Holloway's Pills aud Ointment.

The poor wonnded and almost dying sufferer might havo his wonuds dressed immediately, if be would only provide himself with should smeared all round it, then covered with a piece of linen from his knapsack, and compressed with a Taking, night and morning, 8 or 8 Pills system and prevent inflammation. Every Soldier's Knapeack and Seaman's Chest should be provided with these valuable Remedies. liable, 11 CAUTION are genuine unless the "Holloway, Nkw Yorx and are discernible as a Water mark in every leaf of the book of directions around each pot or box tbe same may be plainly seen by Holding the leaf to the light. A handsome reward will be given to any one rendering such Informamay lead to the detection of any party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or vending the Bold at the manufactory of Pro'esRor Holloway, 80 Maidi-u Lane, New York, and by all repectable Druggists and Dealers In Medicine, throughout theciviliaed in pots and boxes, at 25 cents, 62 cents, and gl each. There is considerable saving by taking the larger N.

II Directions for tbe guidance of patients In every disorder are affixed to each pot IN my well known eines can have Show Cards, Circulars. FillCK OF by addrcaaTIIOMAS HOLLOWAY, SO Maiden Lane, N. Y. tng dec.8-ly. DELAWARE PLASTER ARID 11 ONE MILLS.

Office removed to No. 203 West Front Street, WILMINGTON, WM. A. STROUD, Successor to C. STROUD SON, Manufacturer of Sti-ouui'N Superior Roue Conceded lo be the best in point of fineness and purity manufactured aud tbe ouly reliuble artificial tuauure in the Market.

GROUND AND CALCINED PLASTER, NEATS FOOT OIL The BONE DUST can be bought at the following places ami also of the manufacturer. CUI.BEHT BROTHER, S. E. corner Orange streets Wilmington, Del. EDWARD HODGKINS, Avondale, EDWIN M.

STEVENSON, GEO.CUANDLKB, North East, Md. DAVID SCOTT Elktou, JOHN PARTRIDGE Del. HOUSES FOR SALEIn Market and Dwelling below I Second street an excellent stand. In Shipley Street story brick dwelling abovo Fifth street, 25 feet front 90 feet deep. In seventh three story brick dwellings be- low Lombard street.

Also, two three story Brick Dwell I lugs Nos. 616aud West Seventh Btreetf 1 In Second three story brick dwelling between French and Walnut streets, might be made a good buxi In Tatnall largo thrae story brick dwelling, with lii Odern improvements, No. 714 Tatnall bt. I "I u.a.iufecturing establishment. apply to for building lot o- terms und paitioui.i ap 24 JOHN McLEAR 80N, No.

117 Market BAVARD TAYLOR WILL LECTURE BEFORE THE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE, Thursday Evening Deo. T7th, At o'clock. Subject Russia and lier TICKETS 25 CENTS to bo had at the Bookstores ad Librarian. Members, tickets ot membership. In-arroars, admitted free, upon exhibitdec 4 4t RICH DRESS GOODS.

WM. bTsharp, 209 Market Street, hand a splendid stock of Has Silk-faced Poplins, All-wool Poplins, Rich Plaid Poplins, Pine French Merinos, Solid-Color Silk, Dress Goods in great variety, Long Broche Shawls, Cloaking Cloths, Balmoral Skirts, Mourning Goods, Goods for men and boys wear WM. B. SHARP. 209 MARKET STREET.

octl2.0nt from sept 6. WM- H. BIIjLANY 8. E. Cor.

of Second Market WILMINGTON, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FANCY AND BUILDING HARDWARE, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plated Knives aud Forks, Spoons, Ac Scissors, Ka strops, weights, looks, si Hinges, Screws, PAINTS, OILS, Axes, llatchetx, Chisels, agents tor the sale of J. M. SHEFFIELD'S Celebrated Ship Carpenter's Axes Adzes and Chisels, Cooper's Drawing UiiiveN. Also, for tho New York Belting VULCANIZED RUBBER, MACHINE BELTING, Sheet and Round Packing, Gaskets, Ac. Ac.

WHEELER A WILSON'S Unrivalled Sewing Machines. julv and Putty 26 PARTNER WANTED. ANTED active Partner, to iu a well established a Cash Capital of the re juiy iliUU COMMERCIAL. The Secretary of the Treasury HAS AUTHORIZED MR To continue my Agency for a Briet Period, And until further notice, scriptious to the continue to revolve Sub5-20 LOAN AT PAR, Atm office, and at the different Sub-Ageuolea through he Loyal States. JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent, 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

jyi4. The Delaware Home for Insane INCORPORATED RECOMMENDED BY THE LBGI3LATURE OF DELAWARE, filling up Maniacs and incurable caseB Raving not wanted, but ouly such there is mamm to hope cun be made better by IJ udicious treatment. Charges moderate. J. A.

BROWN my 28-tf Proprietor. MANHOOD HOW LOST HOW RESTORED Just Published, i Sealed Envelope, Price Six Cents. A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND Radical Cure of Hpo Involuntary Debility, and Impedimenta to Marriage geuerally Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Incapacity, lag Iron. Self-Abuse, by Root. J.

Culvekwbll, M. of the Green Book, Ac. Boon to Thouaniulg of Sufferers," Bent uuder seal, iu a plain envelope, to any address, pos aitl, ou receipt of sir. cents or two postage by K. CII.

.1. C. KLINE. 127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box, 4686. pep.IS 3m.

Seminal Weakness. THREE BOILERS FOR SALE. HESE Boilers are very little worn, puddled iron. They will answer I SAW MILL PURPOSES boilers. These Boilers will be sold cheap.

ADDRESS, Box 500, Wilmington, Post Office, Del. best made of Ah well as i 2-tf or A CARD. HE having sold his stook of lumber for the purpose of discontinuing the business, would cordially recommend his successors, WISE WELDIN, te those who have been customers at the yard, partners, John Wise, having been identified business fir the past 18 years, as one who perfectly understands it, as a firm that will attend to their wants both agreeably and with promptness. JESSE LANE. The subscribers having taken the Lumber Yard occupied by Jesse Lane, with the intention of carrying same business (retailing lumber), it Is tomersand friends of the will continue firm the patrouage so liberu.ij proprietor.

the WISE WELDIN. Yard situated south end Christiana Bridge. jy7-8m. FOR SALE. The Hunsherger Building.

THE Large Building at the and Water street, is now offered tu. building is 04 feet front on Market street, running through to Shipley street 117 feet 6 inches and is lour and a half stories high. This buildkind c.f manufacturing, large part of the vurehase money WILLIAM BUSH. of Market lng is suitable sold very low, remalu on the property. put the Just Opened.

has just opened a scarlet Opera Oloths, and Sacqne Flannels, tresh i out the New York market. E. LARKIN No. 6 East NOTICE. UST received at 302 Market street, a large ful collection o' Glass Frnit Bowls, of Galt ai.u examine them.

will of Y. de NORMANDIE. Now is tbe time for putting up fruit for winter use, jars for that pu every reliable THUS. Y. de NORMANDIE, 302 Market Street.

FOR SALE, East Third A 3 story lirick Dwelling. Street, between Walnut und 1'opl story Back Building conveniences, sold low. Apply to modern a good location, ami will tie CLEMENT 8. SMYTH, 7 East 3d between 10 and A. M.

give iug je30. FOR SALE, 500 Valuable Building: Dots for Sale Situate in Philadelphia iu 23d and 25th wards titles good, fee xhuplo, except 37Jjj cents ihe will sell any of them In fee simple, as rents can be bought discount These grounds aro part ol Hie lands of the late Dr. Jonney. will beexchauged for property in the city ol Wilmington and adjoining country. For farther particulars euquire ot WM.

FIEI.D8, BRIGHT, Wilmington, Del. mayl2-tf. AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF Looking Glasses, First Class Engravings, OIL PAINTINGS, PORTRAIT, PICTURE PHflTtlORAPH ALBUMS 1 11 PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES WINDOW CORNICES, PIER TABLES, AMES S. Aft LU 816 Chestnut StreetPHILADELPHIA. ap24 tf RICH STOCK OP UKESS OOOUS.

EDWIN HALL NO. 211 2d STREET, TinLAI'ELl'HIA, open a MAG IFICENT AS80RTMEN FANCY SILKS, MOIRE ANTIQUE, FINE FRENCH MERINOE8, ALL WOOL POPLINS, SILK-FACED POPLINS, RICH STYLES POPLINS, IRISH POPLINS, DRESS GOODS, ia great variely. OPEN-CENTRE BROCHE SHAWLS, BLANKET SHAWLS, WATER-PROOF CLOTHS, FROSTED BEAVER CLOTHS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, EDWIN HALL. CO, NO. 26 SOUTH SECOND STREBT, PHILADELPHIA nov.tVJui.

Boots and Shoes for Fall and Winter, GEORGE H.i WALTER, BOOT AND SHOE DEALER. 5. IF. corner Third and Market Streets, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. The subscriber respectfully informs his and the public generally tliat he has just prices tor cash, a large cellent assortment LA GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS ANI) SHOES, SUITABLEVoR FALL AND WINTER WEAR, Which he will dispose TERMS.

He solicits i examine his i flatters himself BOOTS and SHOES of toe shortest notice. 29th. the MOST REASONABLE wishing to purchase to before purchaHing elsewhere, kinds made ORGE 11. WALTER. Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Wilmington, January 1 rnllE Cu partnership heretofore existing between the unI designed, under the name and firm of Smith A Calmti, this day dissolved by mutual consent, far it may bo necessary liquidation so continne tbe settlement thereof. Charlox Smith having purchased tho prop rty and Burned the liabilities of the said firm, tbe partnership name in liquidation. CHARLES SMITH PATRICK CALLAHAN. Tliebusiness will be continued at the old stand by undersigned, who bin sincere to mut patrons of the ami hopes by a rigid reieive a ontiauuuce SMITH. Ht 11.

1 LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FURS. THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE CITY, AT CHAS. OAKFORD SONS, COSiTI.VENTAL HOTEL, PHILADELPHIA. nov 3 3m. HOUSES FOR SALE.

In Fifth street, between Pine and Spruce streets. Price Thirteenth between Fr $726. Apply to NEUERER A TATNALL, Lumber Market 8t. Whari HARLAN BROTHERS, (Successors to Edward L. a NO.

3 EAST SECOND STREET, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. Wines, Liquors and GroceriesX. HE Un du would respectfully fftfjrnll attention to their Stock of WINES MMl and The facilities obtaining all Wines and Liquors parity, with a long experience in the affords as durance for the character and quality al their Wines, Ac Amongst the stock may be Brandy, Pale do, Cog Holland Gin, Jam Scutch Whiskey, in wood and bottle, Madeira, Port, Liebqn, Tenerlffe. Sherry, Champagne, Claret. WINES, very choice anil old, in wood and bottles.

Extra fine Whiskey, two to five old the tlavor cannot be surpassed. HJ" Tavern keepers supplied supplied Liquors, for culinary purpo TO THE Iaralldx iu want of old Wluex mediciiHl purposes, Ml-' reasonable cheapest and A FKLICTKP. Liquors of various HARLAN A opposite the lower taming BROTHER, No. 3 East Second Market House. OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.

Superior old Wines and Liquors, for medical a general assortment of well selected always on hand, and for at fair prices by HARLAN BROTHER, No. 3 East Second Ht. WINES, GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS OF HUPE KlOlt QUALITY. IH I L'EKIES Hotels, country trade sale and retail consumera supplied demijohn, dozen or package or assorted kinds. All orders by post or otherwise received, giving a limit iu Price, warranted to be satiaficturily tilled, or the taken back.

Please call and examiueat HARLAN A BROTHER'S, Street, Wilmington, Del. 3 East Second NOTICE TO SP0R8TMEN. Dupont's best Eagle Powder kegs, duck aud rille. Canisters au 6)tf lbs. shot of all sixes, suitable for shooting, in season, percussion Timothy Orchard and Herd HARLAN A BROTHER, Opp.

site the lower Market House. and dealer in Cl all lor sale by my STRAW WANTED. are prepared to buv STRAW delivered In good order in bales at our Paper Mills the Brandywine, about five miles above Wilmington. We will loau Presses to parties selling HI raw us, uud at present will pay for times, wbeu Wheat Straw 60 cents per 100 lba. Rye Straw 75 cents per 100 lbs.

For further information apply at the Mill, or address by JESSUP 4 MOO HE. Philadelphia. Farm for Sale. ONTA INO 120 mtngton, In Brandywine Hundred, hounding Brandywine creek. with good buildings in a good state or cultivation, well fenced aud watered.

Price $8000, terme acomodating. Apply to WM. McOAULLEY, 608 Market street. Wilmington, Del. less, 6 from Bufialo Rohes, Direct from tbe Indian country, wholesale or retail at very low prices.

THt M. MATTSON, 402 Market Street, Philadelphia. FOR SALE. A FARM known as the in Appoquinimlnk Hundred, New Castle litlflH t0UI Del-, of which about are cleared arable the rest woodland. This land lies about 4 miles from the Delaware Railroad, 6 miles from the Station at Townsend, the same distance from from Eliason's Crossing Bird Station and miles from Smyrna, the same from Middletown, and miles from Sassafras Village, in Maryland, at the head of Sassafias River.

The soil is a sandy loam, adapted specially to corn and vegetables, also very good wheat land. Frame Dwelling house, contains 8 rooms besides poultry TIis Improvements Wag brick smoke house and other out buildings. Within the paet threo years, over 2000 pannels of feuuing have been put up, must of it uew, a of post and rail. The land.) is dividei into and lies upon the sides ui the Granges Road, a new public road leading through the place, from the Sassafras to the Cypress road. There has been set out upon the pince a thrifty Apple Orchard ol There Is also a a largo portion of it consist (exclusive upon the situation is healthy, and the water unfailing and good.

tract is Terms accomodating, and hut a small portion of the purmoney required in cash. For particulars enquire s. JuHN McCLEAK SON, Wilmington, or N. not sold hy tho 26tb of December, the place will then be for rent. lias been set of different varieties, be-ides Apples, Pears, Cnerries, English Walnut, Spanish $40 per SAMUEL PATTERSON.

house shade are by Register's Office. New Castle County, Kept. 29th, A. DUNCAN, AdminlsTTPON the application ul JoUN trator ot GEORGE BUSH, uiingtua. In said county, duccasod it is ordered and directed bv the Register that the Administrator aforesaid give notice of the grautlng of of Administration iug thereof, by causing advertisements to lie posted within forty days from the dnt ot such letters, iu six of the most public places of tbe County of New Castle, requiring all city of the estate of within the same period in the Delaware State Journal, a published in Wilmington, and to he continued Given under the hand and Sea! of Office of S.

Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in Now Castle County aforesaid, the day aud year above writ. PETER B. VANDKVEU, Register. a'ainst the estate of duly attested tu the 29th dav of September, ALL persons having or abide the Act of Assuinblv ln auch case made and JOHN A. DIINC4N Administrator.

present the at provided. Wilmington, September 29th, An Ordinance Changing the grades of certain Wilmington. Be it ordained by the City Council of Wilmingtou. grade of Ninth street from the centre of Madison street to tho centre of Montre stroet, shall be in descent xix leet; from the centre of Mouroe centre of Adams in the city of Sect ion .1. two inches.

The east curl-line of curb line ascent of Fifteen 1 southerly side aud thirty-two feel six street, there shall ba an ascent thence to the top of the enrb line in Eighth street there shall be a descent of three feet eleven and one-quarter inches. The west curb line of Adams street from the top Ninth street to shall be an ascent of tie side ot foot ten of the enrb line on the southerly side point one hundred and thirlythe side of Ninth street, foot ten inches, thence to the top of the curb line in Eighth street. Fkctiok 2 And bo st further ordained, that all ordinances or parts of ordinances contrary to this ordinance he and they are hereby repealed. Passed at the City Hall. Oct.

29th 1-63. JNO. M. TURNER. President of tho City Council.

uov.20-41. a E. T. TAYLOR, Clerk. An Ordinance 7 A Appropriating money for opening und grading for the year eighteen hundred and sixty-three.

the appropriation for op niug and grading wanted than was anticipated a', t' commencement of the year. Therefore be It ordained by tbe City Council of Wilmington. Section I. and the openiug aud grading streets, from any money appropriated. Passed at the City Hall, Oct.

1st IS63. JNO. M. TURNER, President of the City Council. Attest.

E. T. TAYLOR, Clerk. '-4t hundred dollars bo is hereby appropriated to tbo account of iu the City Treasury not otherwise An Ordinance prevent Goats being at large within the city of WiC Section ing ton. wlio shall allow of the city of Wilmington, common uuLauce, and shall for fined not to exceed teu dollars.

Passed at the City Hall, Sept. 17.1BCS. JNO. M. TURNER, President of the City Council.

Attest, E. T. TAYLOR, Clerk. uov.20 4t. Be It ordained by the City Conucil of Wiliat any owner, possessor or harburer of a goat, tbe same to be at large within the limits be deemed guilty of a tdfeuce be An Ordinance To authorise the paving of the bed of French street below Front street.

He It ordained by tbe; City Council of Wilmington. Section 1. That street to a point of Water street, be ami the same is hereby authorized and directed to be paved. Passed at tbe City Hall, 12th 1863. A.

HOLLINGSWORTH, President of the City Council. Clerk. nov.2o-4t. E.T. TAYLOR, WANTED CJUKGKONS and ASSISTANT SURGEONS for colored regiments in the uf the South, Gulf and All candidates must be examined a Medical officers.

of New York, Wash. mid at the headquarters made to in session at iugion, Cincinnati, Applications for examination xbould be Surgeon G-neral, U. S. Washington, D. te accompanied with one qualified for The candidate Medical College; determine whether the candidate be a graduate will not bo exaiuinud.

J. K. BARNES. Acting Furg Surgeon GoneralV Office, Novetubor 18, A Desirable Residence at Private SaleA desirable residence at Private Sale'i 814, fronting 26 King ami running back tbe same width 110 feel, with a modern bnilt three story lirick building eroded ther eon, witti ml the modern improvements, in good condition with Mdt y.i! i. Eishth, fruit and shrubbery.

Apply lo the subscriber next door Nos. 18 ami v'o Walnut THO. H. BAYNARD. the depot.

Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Trunks, IN GREAT VARIETY AND LOW PRICES, AT ftarrctl'g Wholesale aud Itelall BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Ko. 31 South Second Eost Side. Ehiladelphia beSHOES lew as any iu the city, by dozeu. or pair. 1 ask a fair trial.

WILLIAM L. GARRETT. 31 South Second Street, Philadelphia. oct 6-3iuos CHANGE OF HOURS. Piiiladelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad.

On and after Monday, Nov. 23, PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For Haltimork at 4.30 A. M. excepted) 8.06,13.00 A. M.

(Express,) and 3.80 P. M. and 11.80 ,2.80, 3.60 and 11 DO p. m. (i For Chester At 8.05,12.00 A.SI.,1.

For WlLHlNIITOR .30, 1.15, 2.80, f.GO and 11.00 F. For New Cahier 8.05 A. M. and 3 60 P. M.

For Hover at 8.06 A. aud 3.60 P. M. For Milford at 8.06 A. M.

For Salisbchi at 8.05 A. M. I ptod.) 8.05 11.30 p. m. TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA 8.35 A.

6 56 A. 1.35 7.10 and 10.24 (Express,) M. Leave at 7 15, 9 00 and 12.i 4.36, 0.80,10.35 P. M. and 1.16 A.

M. Leave Baltimore A. 12.46 Leave Halibburv at 12 05 P. M. Leave Mii.fohd at 2.35 J'.

M. Leave Dovkk at 0.80 A. 51. 8.66 P. M.

Leave Naw Castle at 8.30 A. aud 6.60 P. M. Leave Cuhstbk at 810, 9.40, A. 12.40.

7 1 a 11.10 P.M. LEAVE BALTIMORE intermediate stations at 7.10 aud Fur Salisbury 10.24 P. M. For Dovbh and intermediate stations at 1.35 M. TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE Leave Chkstbk at 8.40,12,85 A.

8.05 P. M. Leave Wii.mini.ton 12.35 A. M. 5.36, 0.35 A.

1.06, 3.80 P. M. Freight 1 rains with Passenger Car attached will run as follows: Perryville Leave Philadelphia places at Leave Wilmington for Leave Baltimore lor Philadelphia Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and intermediate places at Intermediate do 4.10 P. M. 3.36 P.

M. At 4.30 A. 11.30 P.M. from Philadelphia to Baltimore. From Philadelphia Wilmington at 4.30 A.

11, 51. and 11.30 p. From Wilmington to Philadelphia, P. M. and 1.16 A.

M. SUNDAYS ONLY At 10.24 P. Philadelphia. WILLIAM STEARNS. tuperin tendent.

ill IBM PENINSULAR R. R. LINEChange of Hours. and after MONDAY, October 6th, 1888, fir the accommodation of PaaBongers will run as until furtherjuulice: LEAVE Delmar, Broad Creek, Seaford, Greenwood, Farmington, Milford, Harrington Canterbury, Camdea, P.M. I LEAVE 13.05 Philadelphia, 1225 12.65 Baltimore, A.M.

P.M P.M. 1.16 Wilmington, 1.46 New Castle, lo.OO 6, Bear, Del. 10.20 2.46 St.George8, Mt. Pleasant, Middletown 11.60 8.46 Townsend Blackbird, 11. Smyrna, Mooreton M.

Dover. 12.00 Ar.7.40 LEAVE F2i ton, bUrr Harrington, 12.45 Farmington, Greenwood, 1.26 llridgeville, 6.15 Cannon's, Seaford, Broad Creek, 2.40 Laurel, Ar. at Salisbury, Passengers from Baltimore to Milford, Seaford and Salisbury, will take evening train from Baltimore spend nigiit at Wilmington. Passengers for Dover may leave Baltimore at i.16 p. m.

and proceed same evening E. Q. SEW A Siuierlctendent Del. R.H. li.

II. .0 A.M. Mooretoa, Smyrna, Blackbird, Townsend, Middletown, MU Ploasant, 7.4d 6. pel Juuction, Newcastle, 8.60 Phllad'a, 10.25 Baltimore, 1.00 8.60 12.06 P. M.

7.10 4.3i Ai a a Fall of Hour. and alter THURSDAY October 1st 1863, the Steam er ARIEL it 7.60, A. Cheste A.M., returning leave uiiugton, at 7 A. k. a Philadelphia at 2.

P. M. Stopping at Marcus Hook and Chester, atahoul en hour Fare between Philadelphia A Wilmingtok, 40 Return trip tickets. 60 cents. Fare between Wilmington and Chester or Hook, Return trip tickets.

Return trip tickets are dated. provided on board. Freight taken at the nsnal low rates. Shippers are quested to have their goods sent to Chesnnt Street What by or before to insure their coming down earn day, and have receipts sent with each load or goods, asal goods aot receipted for will he at owner's risk. Blip re celptRcnu he procured at the office at Wilmington or Phil dolfihta.

3o cents. good only for the day they FOR SMYRNA. DOVER AND EEIPSIC. CALL ARRANGEMENT. and a fier MONDAY iW: 3.

the Steamboat WA8ET HOOK LANDING Tuesd Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 o'clock, A for Philadelphia Returning, will leave below Arch Monday Wednesday and Friday at 9 o'clock, A stopping at Chester, Now Castle, Delaware City, Penn and Deakyne'a Lauding going returning. Ktages to connect with the and I.eipaic. from Dover, Smyrna FARE: Between Philadelphia aud Dover, Smyrna, Lelptdc, Deakyne'x Landing, Bombay Hook, Between Philadelphia aud Port Penn. Delaware City, New Castle, Chester, $1 36 E. II.

TAGGART, Captaiu. NoticeTVTOTI' Ih hereby given that at the next session of the lx General Assembly ot tliix State 1 intend to a divorce from my husband George C. Morton, Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County, dec Mm. I. I 11 -1.

II M'lUToN. BANK'S GLYCERINE LOTION For Chapped Hands and Lips. 7 Is the best article made for the cure of chapped bands A and lips. It Is delightfully perfumed aud a necessary addition to every toilet table. It sells for about hall the price of similar interior preparations.

II. O. D. BANKS Proprietors anil Muuutaotu-era, 4th aud CallowbiU Philadelphia. Sold wholesale and retail by L.M.

ENGLAND, Druggist, W. Corner 6th and Market street, Wilmington. Where will be found a general assortment of patent medicines sold at the lowest market prices. dec.16m. NOTICE.

Mechanics Bank, ELM1NUTON, November 30, 1863. that the Annual Election will MONDAY, OTICE is hereby gi be held at tho Bauldag Uon-e. on day or JANUARY. 1864, betweeu the o'clock, P. M.

fiir the purpose of electing eleven Dir lo servo for the ensuing year. 8AML. BIDDLE, Cashier. J. STEWART DEPUY, AT M.

MAHAN'S, Ui 253 South SECOND Street, above Spruce, 5 PHILADELPHIA, would inform those who wish to purchase CAUPETUGS, that he has now on baud an uiiusually large and well selected stock of Carpets, Oil Fells, Window Shades, Dour Mats. Stair Ac. wbloh he selling (cheap A tor tbe for cash. GEO. W.

BUSH, Frencii Street Wliurt', Inform his friends and the pnb that b- has now on baud KEPPLIBR'8 CELEBRATED LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL, which, several experience, he can safely recommend surpassed iu purity and onoiuylu consomption, lu! for the literal patronage given to the late firm of Busli's Liue of Wilmington and Philadelphia Packets. MARY ANN aud PLANTER. Captains .1. p. S.

Merrihevv, leaving French Street Wilmington, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. MORNINGS, Philadelphia, ever; SATURDAY, at 12 o'ehek, M. Chestnut ED.vfc6D.VY bo found at the leaving. Freight handled Be particular in ordering to RushV Line.

London Porter and Scotch Ale of London Porter and Scotch Alo. of fine Old Cider iu stoic, aud for sale by 10th aud Market 00 A CARD. 1 winke" and Brother, who will carry ou tbo business in all of tta tbe old kIh ltd, No. 3 East Hocoud past favors he respectfully rcounu- uda his numerous friends au old customers Thankful give careful and 1 prompt attention them with a May, who EDWARD L. subscribers having teen identified with the entabli-hment of Edward L.

have purebas hieb he has occupied, together with tho Hock and pnrpoBiug to coutinue the name They respectfully solicit a continuance of tbe public rutrouage, which has teen so literally testoweJ upon the former IIAKLAN A BROTHER. Wilmingtou, Del. J. MARSHALL UAKLA6. UIOOU L..