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"Why is it, husband, that whenever we send for
pound of tea or coffee to the grocer, it falls
ounce short?" "Oh it's just ,0eigh he has,"
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\ KEasER GDkRns. a few more able bodied men
are wanted 10 EH up the ranks Of this company,
which ii preparing for active service in the State.
SEQ notice. 5s5#js
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A Card to Cotton Planters.

Tie undersigned Cotton Factors in the city Of New Orleans
in view of the interests of Gl parties
customers and correspondents ship any portion
their Of Cotton to this city, their
plantations until ths blockade fully entirely abandoned
Of which due notica 1rill be ciYen.
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CREOLE.

a5-For Auditor of Public Accommodation
II. PlRALrA as candidate for Auditor OF Public
Accounts Ut the election in November
"A 2pte CREOLE
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apl9 Opt

sas Fr. Editor: Please announce George
w SADL candle Constable of The First Justices
Court, at the ensuing elpcIion tel2 2pte*
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s4Qs-GsE Bird.

SUCCESSOR TO sEWELII t. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD VINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. LIB and I5 Royal street,
Has supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BouEY CHAMP ACNE in quarts pnts also, brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
mENTlER, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Old sheres as AMONT
hADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MADEIRA of
direct importaoR other Madeiras OF lower grade supeo
Old London Dry Dock Pc other Ports of less grade
The celebrated sA1ARAC BRANDIES-vtntage 1895 l799
1902 and lS05-aarge supply always All grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES in glass and wood WHIs
RYs-seocb and Irish. Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Wbls
Eys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pn,s and QUARTS COR
DIALs, ETC. My nsua of the best WINES which
will he sold other
AARON BIRD,
ais 10 ..a
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D. I. RICARDO. Secretary.
Notice.,

Packages for any individual In the Army Louisiana
in Virginia. will be forwarded with dispatch Charge
by sending them the depot of the Relief Committee
Graver street. Be particular in srkng name company
regiment.
sells Ct 20. SULLY Chairman.
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Bib 0rIealls AaiIp Grsstslrt.
orrauraI JOURNAL a CITY Of NEW = ORLEANS rs
m. I, I. 4 .uoN. r,salfor ana Proprietor.
TslIIRsnAY MoRNING, sEpTEMBER IL, 1861.

saeFor ais DEBTS due this Office, and for all new
contraats entered into, the Treasury Notes Of the
Confederate states will be received at par
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&s-asrrtng's PntenV champion fire and
lsAas. Do 2ptt
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For Auditor of Public Aceounts-Cyrus
THOMPSON this ciy is candidate State Auditor at
the election in November next, sel6 I'd
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q ROYAL. SAAi4mA k&HR
NOS LII Canal ana u Urossnan streets,
"ign of the Root Hog or Die.

"ipn of the Root Hog or Die.
manufacturer OF Gil Sindl OF PLAIN annoy AWNINGs
TENTS, fARPAULINs, etc. Also all kinds of FLAGS and
6AhNEhs suitable for companies orhsr purposes with
Flagstaff to suit, Fall Ropc Sings etc.
and furnished to order notice BLOCKS Of tu
Sizes ready strapped likewise kinds Of heavy BLOCKS
sRS and RIGGING. suitable machinery or apy
other heavy material.
have likewise on hand SPRUCE sPARs which
offer for sale Cheap Cash
All of the articles CAR De touno Aos ,a ~
Crossman Streets New Orleans
N. B. Sail Rigging work IN ali i o.nonsa Ard oouptry
orders der promptly filed at the shors notice
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WILLIE, TEEN nj E5SGE
U G AR AND MOLAS SEES.

1t must be ebyos every thinking man. owing 10 the
distractions by the present war that
Virginia. North Carolina part of Florida Alabama Georgia.
Kentucky Middle Tennessee must get their Sugar
and Molasses from Nashville, MOST CONVENIENT
CHEAP Err for them than from any other point These
require 100000 hhd of Sugar of incoming crop
We have established ourselves No. Market street. Nash
Vile for the sale of all the Sugar and Moasses that ship
ped address. Planters Gill ship direct from their p8na
tions expense pent New Orleans. Direct
Agent Memphis and Charleston Railroad the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad to address.
Our Mr. JAMES is absent Virginia and other States,
making with the large dealers in advance the
of Sugar and Molases that will enable place the
Sugars as fast if possible, as they received
We pledge ourselves prompt remsnces and fidelity in OBJ
tanning the best prices.
Liberal advances made when desired Sales made exclusively
for cash.
PAYNE, JAMES & co.
-Reterences-
MeSsrs. Brown, Johnston Co |
Messrs. Hewitt, Norton d Co.,
Mr.. John Watt, For JOHN D. JAMES.
Mr.. s. B. Newman,
Mr. j. G. Kicks,
#: SCI E I S.s.e. ST: st s,sn
FOR SALE
$50 lbs BLOCK TIN in bans,
By PHILIP MCGUIRE,
au2i If los Magazine street.
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$50. THtnnAon Dessssn.ames d Co., Fnnport-
Of Foreign Dry Gods Maya st9set- Merchants
of the Interior from aoug visiting the city, will
fnd the aboYenged Vab hment of he
OF Foeign Dry imp ed into this
ed atpreso wopld thought possible In
ordinary times. Give fheu1 caL seq 2l l6teod
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Notice.

Contributions the Sick Wounded Soldiers Army
to be left WILLIAM f. SMITHS store No. IS Grayer
street.
By order of the Committee.
W. A. ELMORE, President.
D. I. RICARDO. Secretary. se2 2ptf
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a5-R. l.. Defreese, the present incumbent,
is Il candidate for tate 5Frra lurenN Iyl 2ptd r.
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Military Goods 3!

M u $ * f tt . "A = s
GAPS FOR COLTS REvOLvERs
G A r Il r. D G. f s..
FINE BLUE, SKY-BLUE, GRAY and RED BRoADCLoTH
GOLD AND WoRsTED TRIMMINGS
SWORDS WITH FINE BLADES,
BELTS AND sAsuES
Buttons for Military Uniforms.
GOLD LACES AND SILK OIL CLOTH.
For sale at 49,.
H. FRANKO'S,
au24 2ptfSaMoTh lag Poydras next to Carondele st.
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PROCEEDINGS


LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
Nv ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conveu-
tion in both anguage the CONSTITUTION Of the State
a amended
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNEIJ
7. L. WHITE, HERBERT & EsCoUSSE.
GEO. ELLIS, WE. GOLDTHWAlTE
?. HAWES& CO., E. EZEKIEL,
T. FIT2WILLIAM.
E-Orders from the country filled at liberal discount
2ptf
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Louisiana

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
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aYiiiiae1-y ana Ds.essstaks1sg

millinery ana DresssnaEing.
Having still on hand large and varied elegant
MILLINERY, would Inform the lnfiius OF New Orleans and
country that will sell all very moderate prices for
CASH.
GARIBALDI RIDING HATS in great variety.
MOURNING BONNETs, in great variety.
In my Dressmaking Department, ! making and Trim
ming Dresses in the fashionable manner, greatly
duced prices
Ra-Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Mrs. NJ. E. BENSON,
Dressnaker and Milner,
au2O 2ptlsse 15 Canal St. up stairs D. H. Holmes
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lime fOs' Sale.

277 BBLs. LINE FOR SALE.
Apply at
sel6 2p1t NO. 81 GRAYlER STREET.
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rs There ~ House Without Rats

rs There u House Without Rats !?
We think Il is astonishing think of the quantity
food they make way with act what would support
three children Why do You allow them is
the question. DON'T you know that
WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH EXTERMINATOR
will lay them in the dust and you will perfectly free FROM
dreadful nuisance?
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Propretors
q and 15l Charities street.
sel6 2p3teod<W New Orleans.
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The Southern

Q I L Q O M P Il N z,
OFFICE, 7s CAME STREET.,
New Orleans.
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Boots, Shoes ana Br0gGas.
At WHOLESALE
Plantations supplied with primo DItching BOOTS Rusza
BRoGAFs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw aad arapeaohy
HATS, a. the lowest market prices by
FROST L CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New orlears
Hats, Caps, etc., at Wholesale.
Hesrecenstany receiving general Silk ALL
Fur Cashmere, Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf MeIn..
and Wool HATS, at The lowest market price,, BY
FROST & CO.,
iyIs 5p&N No. 10 Magazine street. Nsvcylsaps
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You are right as to the declaration of martial law
by your authorities. The great cotton interest de-
inands IT, The defences Of the city having been
somewhat overlooked, New Orleans must not be
oVerfun by an unfEiendly and doubtful population.
Stir up the authorities on the subject. The oOuu-
try embes with interest as to the fate of the city
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Confederate Notes 1uken at Par
No,
GREAT MILITARY EMPORIUM
B. PIT H H t,

l2a CANAL STREET. ToUEo BUILDINGS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14
pu0cu.AmArTOy.

10 Ue CHtzeHS 81 inc otdte % Deiupdfes
WHEREAS since the Issuing Of my proclamation Of the
twenty day Of April List past stating my Inability TO
comply with the requison made upou me- as the Exeu-
live the State Delaware the Secretary Of ar TO
furnish regiment consisting Of seven hunired and
eighty men, to serve as infantry or rnemen 'of peou
three months, unless dsehRreTd but recnni-
mcnding therein the formation Of viluneer companies
Tor the protection OF the lives and property Of the people
Of this State against eneeo Of any sort to which they
bo exposad with the option however. on their part
offering her services the General Government Tor
the protection Of its Capital and thr support Of tue Con-
Tuition and Laws Of the country another acquisition has
de upon the Executive OF the Stats Of Della
Rre, for additional regimen nom this STATE consist
Of hundred and ghy men tn sarv" as infantry
cavalry r the period Of three years. unless sooner dis
cha ged;
AND WHEREAS the same reason that prevented strict
compliance with the frat regulation still exists-th 70
being orgR izad mi lila In this State, NJ any law
thereof 10 coupe such organzAtionanh the only mode
in which said aforementioned reqnislton 10 compile
With is by the voluntary tender II themselves BY ind
yiduAls military companies was done In tbs forma-
a bf tho first regiment the same being completed d;
ieSriuH NJ entering into he service 81 the United States
r the support defense the Laws and Constitution
thereof should be- lett perfectly feeto d. SO;
Therefore J. WILLIAM BrRTOs os-rnor OF the State OF
Delaware do hereby repeat the Recommendation eNntaaed
Ia my Hrsi proclamation, 10 the orgN izAtion q soun
eer COMPANIES Tor the protection and def mss o. TINS tat"
aud do further request that all person CT military COM
nan0s who may desire to enter Into the srvra Of The
General Government for the Rod Of three years unless
discharged I'll report themsevee with as itte
ielay prartcible to Captain W wharton, ~ the
United States Army, at Wilmln. ton who In fully empow
them into the service Of the United iaes
or the period e three unless sooner dEeha gad
Z -, In wifness Whereof have caused the Great
seal of the State Of Delaware to be herennto ai
~ fixed Done at Dover, this twenty.th'ld day Of
lay in the year Of lord thousand eight h ndred
md sxtyone AID Of the Indeps dente o. said STATE the
aighty-hfth. WILLIAM BURTON.
By the Governor;
EDWARD RlDorIY, Secretary of State. my2s2w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14

Intreeted me to mend my Wicked vase and JIG
said meetin house to onot.
Resolved. that my Boczum teams with mony
kind emoshuns lords the follering iuiiv lopals
to whit, namelee-Mis. Square Baxter, who
Jenerusly refooEed TO take a sent fur a 9ithe OIL
camBre lawyer Perkinsea wife who ut su9
verrs on the Eppisoie-; the Editer Of the Bal
iinsyile Bsgle Of Liberty who nobly Assisted me
in wolluppin my Kangaroo, which sagashyus little
Aus screetchlns & kiokins up; Mrs. Hirum
Doolittle who kindly furnishst sum cold vttles ut
a tryiu time when 1t wasuut konvenient to cook
witt rs at my house & the Pensley's, psrsunses
& Watsunues fur there meny AK Of kindness.
Trooly yures. ARTRMus WARD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14

I.AIESr Eknn pEAAACnLA


We learn from til Aiobi advertiser Of the de
parture of Two thousand eight hundred men from
Pensacola for Virginia. 1t says:
About two O'Clock on Thursday morning the
camp 10 and near Pensacola wero aroused from
their quiet by the brnying Of the bugle and roll
lug drum, which the half Weakened soldiers in
terpretel into an attaok on Pickens, and sue,
shouting aud hurrahing was never before hearn
IN that old fashioned city. After the troops had
formed in line, the order Of the Secretary OF
War, transferring them 10 Virginia, WAS read,
aud ratons for four days issued md ordered
cooked for the march, which commenced at 8
O'CLOCK.
There are $500 men now under marching Or
ders, yiz;-The First Regiment Of Geotgla volun-
GERS, commanded by Col. Ramsey; the Fifth
z giment Of Ala lama, (exoept the Continentasl
under Col. Rh0des; bnnalion OF Lou sianB
t'oops, uudor Captain Dreux, aud battalion Of
Luuisl,na q iuaves, urder Lieut.. Col. COppens.
Three @ mpanies of Captain Dreux's command
left at IL O'Clock, NJ, viz:-The Shreveport
GreJs, Captain Byaid, the Or eans Cadets and
Crescent Rifles. The Louisiana Guards and
urevDt Guard left Mt . O'Clock, P. NJ. Five hun
lred other troops leave during the night. The
rest of TIL troops will move rs fast as the rail
road facilities will admit. All of them are eager
for active service. They are well uniformed,
aud many of them veterans in drill, at least.
Seven hundred Federal troops were landed on
SANTA Rosa Island on Wednesday from u large
s.de-wheel ste me- just arriv d.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14
NEWARK ACADEMY.
arof. Edward D. Porter, Principal.

FALL SESSION 1860.
TIVE Fall and Winter Session Of this Institution VIII
| rommeute on the first WEDNESDAY OF November,
and continue i've months.
The buildings and grounds have been placed in com
nata order and filled up with new furniture especially
adapied for the comfort AID convenience Of sudents-
Rooms are furnished for the older boys AS In Coleee for
nriynte study free the confusion and restraint Of
school
The Course Of instruction is thorough and practical
designed to fit young for admission tn best Col
eges or r the active duties Of the farm shop count
ing house.
By the iberaty of the Board Of Trustees the Academy
~ irnished with Library of 1900 volumes, and nuq 81
the best collection OF Chemical and Philosophical spa
ratus in the United Statesthus Hordng facilities for
acquiring a mputo Scientific aud Mathematical eduea-
ton far superior TO NEST schools in our country.
The hest Teachers will be employed and no labor
spared 10 secure the proper moral mental and physical
training ofthe young entrusted 10 his care TERMS
moderate. FOR circulars and information address.
EDWARD D. PORTER,
ap13 Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14

A FATHER Shot AND KILLED BY his Son
AARR T OF THE Sos.-A hvrr bic tragedy, result
ing in the death of an old man named John
Stevenson, at the bands Of his sun Joseph, toOs
plase on Sunday night, at No. 80 Newark street,
Hvboken. The affair, AZ related by the family,
is as follows: They ailvge TINT on Sunday even
ing Mr.. Stevenson came home very much undrr
the influence OF liquor. and commsnced beating
his fe in u most brutal and cruel manner. The
yuungrst SON, Joseph, about "a Vars OF age,
inter cred to protect his mother, Wh,n the old
man turned up.n aid made a saw &c attack upon
him. Joseph alleges tpat he then draw re-
volver, AID puin ed 1t his father with view OF
fr ehte, ing HIM to dcsi-t, and that while it was
sn pointed the piece Mas additionally discharged:
The natl entered the left breast some tw1 or
three inches below the heart, and passing up
ward came Out on The right side. Tie old nun
Immediately tel to tue floor, when a physician
was tummoued, but the wound was fatal, aud
| death eusued few hours afterwards
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14

If her heart felt lighteued of the burden th
crushed II. Then tho sun broke forth in all ii
splendor, and little birds sprang overhead, al
all the church-bells around began to RUG u
mat chimes. All seemed holy around her
her heart seemed to have drank in faith NJ
holiness she acknowledged the might aud IL
mercy Of God she remembered her duties, q
felt a longing to regain homo She hurri
thithor, aud leaning over her still sleeping hus
band, she awoke him with the touch of her III
on his check. Her words were those of love am
consultation, md, in a tone Of mild resignation
she exclaimed, Goods will is the best !"
Her husband and her daughters were aston
ished ut the change in her, and her husban
asked her, "Nhere did you so suddenly ocquir
this Htrength-this pious resignation Z" An
she smiled on him and her daughters as she re
piled, 81 derived it from God, by the grave o
nv ohild.n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14
Some Of the reason ,oly Brine sells SO nlaas
Shoe

Some Of the reason gty Brine sells SO n'aap
Shoes;
In the first place, he secures o large and COM
nodious establishment ct low hgure and fits
it up in good order. buys his stock i'll large
quantities, thereby getting it at the lowest mar
ket prices he has his Shoes made so that the
most fastidiOus cannot find fault with them; his
expenses being comparatively small, he puts his
shoes down to the lowest living rates. and then
he alyertses literally and as consequence he
sells his shoes of rapidly and gets the cash with
which to go in quest of more bargains to be again
laid before his customers, now at this time Of the
year, when everybody is buying shoes for the
full and winter We would ADVISE them TO give
Brine cali, as no has on hand one Of the best
assorted stocks of Boots aud Shoes that is to be
found in the State. All business in his line
promptly and personally attended to by the pro-
prietor, James W. BRINE, No. 1902 West Second
Street between Shipley and Orange, Wilmington.
Del. Sign of the big Black Boot
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14

A FREHon TRAdEDY.-The other day IN ex
traordinaiy affair occur.d at Montmartre.
mnrrird womuu, named Lucius, mot workman,
named Bsrtbolomy, with whom she and her hus
bnud Ind been intimate several years before, aud
h. accOmpl uied her home. After chat ng o little
lime the man asked permission TO send her ser
want buy him some tUbacco, aud she CONSENT
ed and shortly after she went 10 her chamber
iv,ch something, leaving him In the sitting
room Ga coming out OF the chamber she cav
b IN standing at The duor with o ppignard in his
hand, and without Saying word, be plugged it
ntn her breast. He was about to repeat the
5t,D out she resisted him, and n violent strugg
eu-ued. AT length she wrested the poignard
tt m him, anu reaching the sitting room broke
zane OF glass, and cried for help. The man,
ia order to get the poiguard from her, stabbed
her several times with small dagger. Ii airing
. me person, en'er by he door, he ran up sairs
TO tt garrett intending, probably, to escape by
tie window, but it was defended by iron bars.
Til people who had come in followed him CLOSE,
/ a just as they entered he fell dead-havinR
stabbed himself five times with his dagger, once
| in the heart. On searching tbs mans lodgings,
another dagger stained with blood, which had
evidently been on il some time, was found AS
there is no reason to believe that he was insane,
it is not possible TO acoount for his acts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14

The REMOVAL OF GEN HARNRY.-A HaHnib
correspondent OF The ST. Louis Democrat, speak
Of the removal of Gen. Hurney. and supply nj
us place with Gen. Lyon. But the grumblers
of course, are Secessionists. They do not ex.
act y like the nan wiz acted with so muri
prompiness and decision in the capture of Cam
jackson. They fear that they may be reused BY
the pithy and lacohic message, ~ give 20
thirty minutes 10 surrender" and they kHOp
whaI would be the consequence Of refusal
G H. Lyon, man Of few words and PROM
action, is not tho man for them, lie has th'
good sense to know that to argue with this cla'
Of men is n waste Of time, for reason is lost o.
them. lie does not deal in paper writs, for,
he Enthusiastically remarked to me while
ST. Louis few weeks since, ~ have somcthin
nctter than writs; have powder and ball.
And, to cap the climax Of their troubles, lie
"Yankee," and incapable Of appreciating th
spirit and ohivalric cen of honor possessed b,
these nmiable traitors. WE'LL it 10 a pity thu
th1se poor, prosecuted men should be 80 littl'
thought OF BY the Government; although, If tn ,
would, or could tell the truth, they would sh,
tuat this was the leasr of their troubles.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14

CANCERS CURED.-Dr Lrsey informs the
people OF Wilmington and vicinity, that he will
resume his professional duties in this city, and
will be found at Ailmoud's Hotel, corner Fifth
and Market streets, for the CURE or CANCERS,
on the third Saturday in january, 1851. aud OH
the third Saturday OF every month thereafter,
until further notice, between the hours Of ten
o'clock in he morning ard two in the Afternoon,
Persons afflicted with cancerous diseases are IN
vited to call. dec IL IT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14
~ q ,at notlfrs.

SAVE YOUR MoNEY.-Remenlber the Delaware
Saving Bank is located Mt the Office of William
NicCaullpy, ESQ, No. COG Market street, Will
mington, Del, and is opened every day 10 re-
ceve deposte All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and FIVE per cent interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit.
wBi. MoCAuLLEY, President.
JONI P. Ruth, Sec'y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.


We call special attention to tho following Goods
as being VERY CHEAP;
100 nieces of Caiicoes, extraordinary quality,
and said to be fast colnrs, OF q cts
so pieces DO, Mt 10 cts have been sold at l23'
500 yds. do. at cts have been sold OF ia.
700 yds. Chaliy de LANES, at l29, former price
% cts.
10 pieces Chambrny Ginehams, wide and fast
colora at 81, usual price l21 cts
10 pieces. Satin Travers, at 10 cte., usual price
81 cite.
Lot Plaid Dress Silks Mt $40 cts.
. - - at Ga cts.
/ Lot Plaid Foulard silks, ut 70 cts. We sold
these last year at 374 etc., said 10 cost 40 cts
to import.
Lot Ducal Bareges at l2A cts, sold last season
at % cts.
Lot Lavellss, g ets.
Dress Trimmings below cost.
OUR CARPET ROOM,
Ia now supplied with the hest assortment We
have offered for some time, and embraces
J. Crosslsy s Sons 7aps'try Carpets
Imperial Three Ply Carpets. suPerhne Ingram
Al HS wp ingram Carpets at G2l and rs cts the
hest Mt the price We have ever had
worsted Cbnin Ingram Carpets at eo ets' supe-
riOr styles. n,1 OIL .,s
~ and Entry Carpets from l23 TO SLIGO.
S.,.1 Wool and Hemp Carpets from % 10 Soc
Reg Carpets from 90 to 40 CITE.
nr mn oil Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Stair Rods
Cocoa Matiiugs, &C., NC.
Several styles Of new Window Shades.
We invite an examination Of tic above goods
and aolict a shore Of patronage, believing on
s,oct 10 lie one Of the best and cheapest In VIII
ming,eu SohN 1 y. n aIsr,i.s NJ,
Wilmington, Dell March e.lsei'