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The following is the amount of treasury notes on
hand, and included in the general cash assets, that
Is, other cash assets besides specie
8fbifn, Of tbe Hlarhets.
CREsunKr OFFICE, so. 20

h t+e i. GREsunKT OFFICE so. 20 CAMP srREEr,3
s4,aE .&st gls Monday Morning. October H. 1861, (
CoTToS. The sales to-day comprised 40 bales
E FoBAceo!. Nothing reported, Receipts Is hhds.
+ SUGAR. :. N hhds New Common sold at &c., 2
Old "a, Is Old, Fully Fair at a, 20 New, Low
Clarified at 45@5a, Is Yellow Clarified at 81 and "a
White Clarified at 7ac. % b. ~
MoLAssEs. rs bbls. Choice New sold at zoe.
U gallon. The supply exhausted. sss ..
FLOUR. The markets. extremely dull prices
are very irregular and altogether nominal We
have no sales to report. ,F, a 4 .z@E. FL r.f
Com. 200 sacks White sold5at the advanced
rate Of CSC. u bushel. zoe
OATS, BRAN AND Hay. Nothing reported.
Y PoRE.- Mess is retailing at s45 y Dbl.
BAcoN.... Ribbed Sides are retailing at 26c.,
Clear Sides at e, Bacon Hams q and Sugar Cured
at 26c. % ID. -ssseae. r-tt .,. -r..
LAID. Prime in tierees and in kegs is retailing
at27@2sc. q ID.
y WHISKY. Dealers are asking s5@sOc. % gallon.
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asb d)rleaas 9aiIp GrrsteuL
DEPARTnaENT GoLy5sINss

s,as.esrr o,s.es, Ns j, "a, CAVE STEMS, ~;

J. "
Ssaa.s 9asE sas as'osts Il lsi
X 4 Daring the past week the weather has been gen.
orally clear and pleasant, Rasiness on the levee
!. hHye somewhat improved over the previous week.
The arrivals Of steamers at this port for the week
snding Friday II noon amounted TO twentyone
bringing In the following amonnts Of produce; i
Cotton, 2l2 bales; sugar, 99s khds.. atsarces and
bblss; molasses, 2sas bhls. flour, 12.s05 bbs;
4 corn, 2l2s sacks; bran, 22bI SACHS; baeonf rs
hhds. and tierces; bagging, 20 pieces; butter "
y bbls, EGGS ana frkiass hay, tse bales ard, Il
serces, hbls. and Kegs potatess s6S bolss; rfee'
Al Sue casks; tobacco, AS hhds wheat, lsos bb -
and sacks. sss sss 81
The river bcfose the oil mas risen one fach since
= our last report, and Is new twelve feet one inch
below high water mark. 81 tf$4
The boats advertised to leave on Saturday all
b left with good trips, and especially the Lizzie
r simmons she had big trip, both of freight and
j passengers : Y. VI sss N Il.
M The Prince of Wales arrived froms Memphis on
Saturday, ale returns tomorrow. ssSas ~
The EdsJs Gay and Magenta both viii be found
ut the landing receiving this morning they leave
Y tomorrow positively for Memphis and the bends.
II The Memphis Appeal Of the 18th says: ~,
The river rose All inch on Thursday night Yes
n terday 1t remained stationary, and We presume
p. will begin to fsli. Al dispatch received from Ar
kansa river by the Notrebe, states that a slight
rise had taken place. The Yicksbgrg vent out
= for New Orleans with q good trip. The fayoriIe
boat Mary Ri Keene, which always starts to her
time, leaves this evening. The splendid Ferd
Kennett, boat and officers whose many excel
ienoies have gained for them high reputation, is
up for New Orleans, to leave at O'Clock this eve
ming, an event shippers and passenger should note
well. "a Ell - - N IS, .e9f5 i.s&sf
LAUREL HILL FOR BAyou The large and
i Comfortable g. S. mail passenger packet Laurel
Hill, Capt S. Henn, commander, and Mr.. Geo. VIE
knson clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening for
the above and way landings. 3itg@
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Dr. MooEant'#
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Dr.. kAUOhaFr,f'z
DR. ElooSTn gsG'A
gALsAMIC C0RnrA1-


ThesreRtstandard medicines Of he
TIE great popularity ouy through Year, tral
satisfaction is rendered. ajlca.es Rnd
pronounced thor worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA ,JACNnICE. peRrr..
lTY OF THE NNRyoUs SYSTEM, DISEASES uE Tu
KIDNEYS, and all dEseases arising from dfgordsyss ,f
weaknessof the stomach digestive organs are
permanently cured by the GERMAN BlTTERg,
1heBALsAIIG CORDIAL has acoured a rsnBt.+,,
passing that of similar preparation ezant Ii win
Wtthsrt fathe mostse and long and COZ b
OR HoARSENESs, BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA. oaorp
PNEUMONIA, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. md h,, n,,.
formed the most Astounding cRres sver known Of
CONFIRMED COksUTP4toSf
few doses will also cheek and cure the ro,,,.
DTARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels
These medicines prepared by DR.. @ NJ JACKSON 20,
No Ais Arch street Philadelphia, Pa and are sold n, g
sists and deasrstn medicines svery where at rs cepts
tie. Thesignatue of O. NJ Jackson will be on tin on.,
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the Almanac published annually BY chs r9pr,etors .,
EyERYBoDYsALAASAC you wtlItnates,,to,nv ,,d c,r--
mandatory noticesfFom al part the county
nAcs are given away by all agents
J. WRIGHT co, Agents
81 AID ISL Uhartrrsstr,st,
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Receipts Of ssrnssHca .

hsIgNhFSA w f1FNS1MC2s
D MEMPHIS Per steamer Prince of Wales-253
bdls from D Bein q Sons sugar kettles to Z F
i4aviiteb envre- 10y scks bran + r Hogan 2lo do
Is seks shipstuff Wilson Il Yeung--l5 hhds tobacco
folndexter aSco~-73 bxs tobacco Glenn &co--36
do Patton Finney -lsS bbls flour to Galbreath 4
Putnam 20 do, Given. Watts &co-- 447 do do C e
Smith,-507 do Black y Byington 80 do Stevens
&eo7Z7250 do Tarletons Whiting q Tullis-l02 do do
M D Cooper &co--4 rs do s II Kennedy &co-75 dc
Ihos etfe7-32 do Poindexter &co=-l2s scls -four
X u Smithers eco 25 do Bradley, Wilson &co-5
cans lard ~ b3s eggs A Bower &co-s3 do A Yer,
GER do rs bales hay Fl Bensell- $50 scks corn to
Connoly &co--l75 do R Smithers &ce--63 SEEKS
potatoes Schneider q Wise--2g do T A Hamilton
l9s pkgs apples Ingram & Keith u bdls paper to
eIhos Shields &co--l1 pair bellows Folger &eo-
bales leather v Witherel-- sundries to order
ALE1ANDRfA-Per steamer Roebuck--23 hhds
sugar 70 Foley, Avery &eo2l7 sacks cotton seed
aud sundres TO order. 45a
BAYOU sARA--Per steamer Iberyille-suudries
to order 'NA
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,ss III T., -. sls,sso,6ol sls,9ls,4lo ssl66,ss4
Colaparaiive staterne for two Weeks.

Actual decrease for the week, 72e6
The following table comprises the amount of loans long dis
counts mortgages pledges and active in
maturing within ninety days Also the aInoat Of discounts
and loans of each bank beyond Rinety days.
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CATTLE MARIE T.

iyNf 4asuasa4 JEFFERSON CITY, October H. 1851
Arrived on Saturday and yesterday 425 Texas
Beeyes, 20 Hogs and 2Os Veal Cattle. Amount of
Stock sold were 229 Texas Beeyes, as Hogs and
III Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are523
Texas 9 .Reeves, 2es Hogs, 738 Sheep and 4ss Veal
Cattle We quote - a.,5 --sssr.E.
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BATTLE GREER. Mich. Dec II. 1s.s
r1t Wo2d Thee wilt please accept line inform ths.
that we hair on head all fell twenty vcSra es
caused by complicated chronic disease attended ib mn o
lion oil the head continual OF suffering tironaE
having reduced me TO snte Of dependence have mi h e
able obtain stun for neither have able to do @
up, in consequence OF which head sntfered
from cold. This induced pay briggs Hoes
the last cent had earth tor dollar bottle Of ~ osE
Restorative, about tho FIRST Of August last have fal f fi1
followed the directions and the hald covered WIZ
har th1ek and black though short " a Coming iii Al, v
head Feeling confident that another large hotfis
store 1t entirely and permanently feel a,ixSn, Ia '
Its nse and being destitute Of rprcrase any ~
would ask thee II thee wondst not DO willing 10 send me M
der on thine agents for bottle and receive the i
tus Defamation the reward To those that kind IN
widow and the fatheriUss." 800 "" 10 ths
e Vi 81 Thy friend, sUaBENAH g1RRv
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Healthy human BLOOD upo. being AHALYIEp Eways prs
eh s Inc same essential seents gives course
me rue STANDARD hnayEc the Blood person suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint DyspeDsis scrotu
shd we ind In every instance the red gob
uies OF Blood Supply you are made well
The Blood Food founded sstols
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SAhFDRD'S
L VEh N Il d Il i TOR


compounded entirely rom Gums and hrs becop,e An ep
ablished fact Standard Medicine, apprdy all
that have Raed It, with condolences IN all
the diseases for which it recommended.
1t cured thousands within the years who had
all hopes relef numerous
Gates in my possession HhoW.
Tho dose must be adapted the temperament Of he ndjvd
taking and used in as gentv on The
Bowels.
Lethe dictates OF guide you in the uSe of th
Liver invigoraor and will Liver Complants Billions
Attacks, dyspepsia, Chronic Darrhea Summer Complaints
uysehtefy ops Sour Stomach Habua Cosveneas Cl Ollie
choies Morbus Cholera nfaptun FIatulence jam
dice Female Weaknesses, be used successfully a an
Ordinary Family Medicine will cure Sick Headacbc fn
thousands can testify in twenty nutes two or th lea
Ae aken AT commencement of attack. ALL who use
aresving their testimony u irsfsvor
Mix waefin the mouth witt he rnvgoratnr and su,a rvs
both together.
Price 81 per hottie
S@EsdEoFG's Family Gathartie ptIIg,
Conapoanaeotton pure Negee Extracts put upin GaI3
GASES, s'rt1gtt sud win keepin uuy climate
The Family Caharte ri R ssptte ,nd activs cotbpr,,c
Which the proprietor has u practice more than twenty
years ne CONSTANTLY demand who
esFd to R s 9se has induced place Them within resch
81 d ane " know hs, different Catharoo
.sa5s Es% fso tTt fs nv T due to veil
Vegetable Extracts Nike or eve r psT Of the he aen
sSry canal, ana arc good ana @ i'll Ill where Cathartic
Pains in the Back JOSH veness Pain and sorenesr
esssa q sS"T sSs d F1 Appet sSs6 ss
R 8s sIn'Gl e. Of H 4o o' dy
Shii,s & s", n 5siSS d G ths BLOOD
ssSs sS S he % p rec bn9s 70
fhs 5tS yy1 d athartiG Pls are reaiaa
81, ~ N5AffG$g a., D., Manufacturer and PropriesOs
j. WRIGHT CO.,
nZJSF 'a@ ;ldHys vf;y 1TDgEIEs,
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a. u. II LATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor at

Depot No M Broadway and sold by all deaier throughout
tie world. 'i'"b'"ht
The Restorative Ia put up iu b0ttleso three slge viz er.
medium and small The small holds halt put and reels To-
one dollar per bottle The eanm ois al sn
cent more in proportion than small and eiails
dollars per bottle The large holds quart forty pr cent
n proportion, and rsais for three dolNrS hottie q +
WOOD Co, Propreots, IA Broadway, View Yo5k and IL
isrket street! st. Louis ho and sold BIZ all good dtuFyiata
fancy goods dealers. ""' N
J. WRIGHT Il Co, Agents,
: ~.
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LiGoalRR Noble county. Ind, Feb g. 1870
Prof, O. j. Wood Dear Sir - II the ntt5r pgr ~ IT,
1881 whls attending tho State aud National Law School ~ ~
State OF New York hnr from unknown IN ma nA
mencsd falling of very rapidly that IN 'e space If ~
ronihs the whole upper part Of scalp almost entjr
bereit OF its covering, and the remaining nart
the SIDE ma back of my head shortly became
that will NOT be surprised whur tell Won that unon ~
turn 10 the State Of ndnrR, my more casual ~
were not 10 much at loss 10 discover tho rhage IN nv
Rnee, intimate acquaintance we're to rer1pTis a.
all, 'N"N'oo u'e
al once made application to the skiul physiears In
The country, but receiving from them ha " ~
cond again be restored was forced to become reconcd Ia
my fate, until fortunately Ia the latter part r hs wear 10,
your Restorative recommended ue y dIygist az -
Ing the reliable Hail Restorative use trd an" ~
te and found to satisfaction thnt prnurir T
desired effect Since that time, have uEed on dollars or
OF your Restorative a result haze rlch coat 81 -
Rott black hair, which money can bly, ~ - '''S
AS mark of my gratitude FOR your labor urd skill In the
duction of wonderful article have m
many OF friends and acquaintance who am hsnny ~
inform you, using it with like effect. 'P' ~
Very respectfully, yours,
A, II. LATTA,
A j a Tomas alIn
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GsspsES&Ssssz LOSS Of Fh:k6CEa-Dr. ). WAsf
tsY$f& liz 81, Charles street! CONTINUES FrrrIs
sFS%S5Qssfa LOSS Of TEETH without wires or spr4Es
I1l-11y upon his prtpeiple Of self adhesion Tit
ehed hag procured him universal appreciation and Is
sn4sd az 9sng1 he most ingenious system of supplying ART
FiOlAb TEETH hitherto invented and eli estons
perfect articulation and mSeaou, and perfect pura
"a appearance defy detection by the observer Dr.
VESTS method Of hng teeth with gold combines all cdAn
nPeEsmanT Those Interested w 6nd hss statement
etelg and serupuonsly DIR. W. hts itcesr
thanks to The inhabitants Of New Osaus and vicinity to- h.
exensV9 practice they haye favored him with GftFe
IRON Lafayette square. 1SsH
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DENTISTRY.


diafsaSESsSsgS. ARTIFICIAL TEGErE8-The best
ehespest and most replete Dental Establish
nent in New -Orleans. is DR.. FIELDINC,S
7A41A1I 1874 Canal street. ~
His facilities for nipuating Artificial are
~ g any frsGtea Dentist IN the Southern States deyng cps
requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
Iney can rely the experience, ak and integrity which
Dental Science produce. - ~
every Artificial Tooth i'd of snrpassing beauty which cannon
% detected from the productions of NATURE gradually re
storing thar uniformity to the features essential youth and
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily sx
recng Teeth without pain supersedng anything
'anea oy the profession, astonishing all who witness it.
AL Operations In Dentistry performed with skill and
to cheaPiess and utility unsurpassed by others Unsk
fully applied Teeth remodeed and fl guaranteed mod
eate charges, 1.-THE following prices written se
s9mpanyng each dered and not found represented
AeI Two months trial their money will be returned.
un sets on Sterling Silver base. 80
Fu sets finest finish gums bound 40 OU
u sets vueanaed Rubber equal gold so 90
Eu sets on S carat gold base beautiful form. 90 to 80
rn SEES on ~ carat gold base from 1875 90
me most perfect gems that can be produced, -.
5nose requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited call
Ano examine before engaging elsewhere.
r-- Or. F1RLDING2. Dental Surgeon,
ghna ctr
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GOAL OIL AND LAMPS
TOR
DAVID HILL ra-E
No. 243 Camp street,
Between St Joseph and Deord greets New Orleans
ZIG a FILTER AND PLUMBER e.
= w yE.ara. q. And Dealer in oh .L.r-gt- gt
Cos Fixtures, Pipe Fittings Plumbing Materials etc. ETC.
Dwellings, Stores Offices, ETC., Fitted Gas or Water at
short notice a4"m aa@@ :, Ags7n
odd. az-f-a'oo-~
.EF Constructs las WORKS, for COAL or RosIN. a.
Orders left in box 5S Mechanics Exchange will promptly
attended to. - ~ |-,. %. ICY.
49, ~
aS-Reference-hr. Ar,emon HILL No. Chartres street,
New, Orleans. q. fel ly
Y pl aREaoRIo ROWLAND.
sTREGORlo, ROWLAND &c co., IMPORTERS
~ Wholesale and Retail Dealers Dry Fruita
Fus etc. etc Nos ss Fulton and 81 Front streetn, Or
saus s5.@&r@ 50 2 W 81 c31 II
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EPPAVE DU TROISIEME DIsTRICT.-u a.
"a etc CONDUIT au Depot des Epaves du Trcere District rue
oes Sons EntantS, entire Clouet Eonisa CONNIE 6paye
un Ghevai blanc ayant 10 mains de htueu ne naroue
inntelligbe sur fepaule gauche - ~ -N 4
81 y al animal nest pas resnd dams cling Jours ais
=VENDREDI, 10 a'oetobre 1861 10 heures NJ NNp' ~
j. MILTON RELF, Comnissaire ies Rues
-'""NSi'e-'' ieait le Ii uoctobre 1851. OH
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AmES II. McFAhLAA l.. s{ESuENT OITy GAR
rom canp " -.' '''"o NtTee' ons door
iispsrch - 70 ''' Fr WHO taste aud
r7SFhRNe Made 4RpeE
&aE~i -'tr. t-nrn the ron .r IL . . ,,n .
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BONE BLACK
'H'hA's hHst quality B"NE BLACK rsugar r. fners.
For rHs by
kE.HNY BLuIS L CO.,
.eLo ~ M,gazine street
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n EEW 0RLEANs gEHAmEEpsE L,
~ "a lHOE W0RkS.-The undersigned eag leave tc ntoTm
the public and builders generally they arc rasru
W featuring all kinds of Architectural Binding lion
Wotk a. their foundry corner Of Magnolia and streets
once in Davidson Row Garondee atreesuch Terendahs
Railing Shutters, Safe ord Bank Doors Straight and oUs
Stairs, Iron Bridgee Roofs etc.
They keep consany hand and Wrought Iron Col
amns Nentlators and Sash Weights etc. fl oil orders
syeT description of CssDgs Columns Store HOUSE rront
with desnstCh. 800
BENNETT LURGEs. Darldson's Row.
1e7stf orialsi raAt
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
CURE FOR sTANIMERlNG.

Some years ago, q famous professor came to
town where was then residing, and announced
that he could ''cure the worst Of suffering
IN ten minutes, without n surgical operation. "
A friend OF mine was au inveterate case, and
advised him to call upon the wonderful magician.
He called, was convinced by the Testimonial h ex-
hibited, struck up bargain, paid the fifty dol
lars, AM soon called at my Office, taking as
straight as railroad track.
/ was greatly astonished, and asked nv friend
by what miracle he had been so strangely and
suddenly relieved OF his lifelong trouble. lie
most provokingly informed ne that he had made
a solemn pledge not 10 reveal the process OF cure
knew two other bad cases -lades-and. call
ing upon them, reported what had come to pass
They were s0cn at the professors rooms, came
away greatly elaied, raised tic hundred dollars,
went the next day, paid the cash, and in half m
hour were ready, had the question been popped,
to say eyes !" without a single jerk.
was soon made acquainted with several other
cures, quite us r,ma 'kRhlc, aud resolved to put
on my sharpes wits, and wait upon the magician
myself
He seemed an honest, earnest man, and in two
days had made up my mind to pay a large
fee and learn the strange art, with the privilege
of using il to cure whomsoever would
Those who had been cured by the professor,
were solemOly bound NOT to reveal the secret to
any one, but my contract gave me the privilege
OF using the knowledge Us | pleased
And now propose to give to the readers Of
my journal a simple art which has enabled me
to make very happy many unhappy stammerers.
In my own hanGN it has often failed TO effect the
desired result, but in three-fourths of the cases
which have treated, the cure has been com
plete,
The secret is simply this The stammerer is
made to mark the time Of his speech, lust as it
is ordinarily dont III singing lie is frst TO beat
on every syllable. 7, is best at the first lesson
to read very symplo competition, like one of
Davld's Psalms, striking the finger on the kacc
at every word, then read in an newspaper, beat.
ing each syllable. Soon you only beat on every
word.
You can beat time by striking the finger on the
knee, by simply hitting the thumb against the
feretnger, or moving the large toe in the boot.
doubt if the worst ease Of suffering could
continue long, provided the sufferer would read
an hour or two every day. with thorough practice
Of this simple "rI, observing the same in his con-
yersation,
As thousands have paid fifty aud hundred
dollars for this secret, take great pleasure in
impartng it to the generous patrons of my jour
nal-Le,eis' Gymnastics.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02

NRw CASTLE County, April 23l 1861
PON the application Of Elizabeth NJ Hunsbsrgur and
" John Morton Poole Administrators of Enos Huns.
berger late Of the city Of Wilmington said County de-
ceased il is ORDERED and directed by the Register that
the Administrations aforesaid give notice OF the granting
OF Letters Of Administration upon the Estate Of the de-
ceased with the date of granting thereof by causipg ad
o. such Letters in six of the most public pieces of tie
county oi New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
anus against the Estate, to present the same or abide
Dy an Act OF Assembly in such made and provided
AUD also cause the to be inserted within the same
period IN the Delaware State Journal aud Statesman
published in Wilmington and to be continued
t-o Given under the hand and Seal Of Onice of tbe
L. Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Castle
S' County aforesaid the day year above written
PETER Il. YANDEYER Rerister
sNOPlCE-Al persons having claims against the Rs.
tate Of the deceased must present the sime duly ase
TO the undersigned on before the 2sd Aprii ls63 al
abide tue Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro
vided. ELIZABETH NJ. lIUNsBRRGER.
j. MORTON POOLE,
ap 2G-2m Administrators
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02

WOMEN IN TROUBLE-The Washington cores
pondent of The Sun says;
" Mrs. Wnster Tor woman calling herself by
that name) slept last night in the guard-house at
Alexandra. She was detected near the outer
line of the Massachusetts, troops, and upon her
person n pass signed by General leauregarJ.
She lad four letters c0nocaed in her BOSOM
Three we're directed to General Beauregari unl
the fourth TO a rebel captain named Winspr.--
From whom they we're sent cannot ascertain,
but it is believed Il, were written by eentlo-
man connected until recently with tho Interior
Department. The woman was challenged by q
sentinel, Lut although she gave the countersgr
was not permitted to pass. Her name excited
suspicion, she was detained unil the officer of
the day was sent for, and her confusion WAS SO
apparent that he deemed it well to search her
The result of the search was as above stated.
dor't know what will, or ought to be done with
her"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02

AF ALL THE NEW STYLES at HENRY BUZBYs, No,
" 315 Market street below Fourth. Rich Black Silks
very heavy, of the best brands; handsome shades Of
brown and blue Silks; handsome Chaes, Poi de ChayIes
Poplins Grenadines, Bareges aud LAWNS full line Of
Travelling Dress Goods, Mohair Goods, Alpacas Cling
hams; White Goods for ladies wear, Cambrlc Jaconet
Book and swiss Muslins, Brlantes SC; French and
English Gbintzes, Shirtng Li1ens sheeng and shriing
Muslns, Hosiery, Gloves, &C. Also full line Of HOOP
SKIRTS which for style and durability unsurpassed
HENRY BUzBY,
ap6- sl5 Market street below Fourth
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
THE PATRIOTS HYMN.

TUNE" America. "
While the loud drum and fife
Angrily call to strife,
Still let us pray,
Pray God that wars may cease,
Pray God to give us peace,
Pray God our hearts release
From discords sway.
Yet if the sword must be
Guardian of Liberty,
Unsheath its blade
Grasping the trusty brand,
Heart Joined to heart we'll stand,
One firm united band,
God giving aid.
Shame 10 the coward come,
Death be the traitors doom,
Perish his name
True be their hearts who rear
Our starry flag in air
Ever their praise we'll bear,
Deathless their fame
Run up the Stripes and Stars
Borne in our fathers wars,
Victor through all;
For it, on battle field,
Their sons the sword will WELD
Never that flag will yield,
Though we may fall
). J. r Mines, Of Bath, Me., Chaplain o
Second Naiae Regiment