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vanfa, Maryland, Indiana and Maine
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rh ostnoneroen NJ The arast untr the middle Of Sep
te,ber il officially announced in several of the states in
ia fo,,oycing yeneraI orders.
ORDER or THE GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA.
BEAnsrsRirns Pennsylvania yrrIrAl
asSsssssa Sna,st aT. lses.
The time FOR making he arst ia THIS State has been
nostnoned tn s.1tember Is 1862 until which time
r p1.," s ,, ~ ecey.a for ths regiments ii active
service before tie last call for rs made by the
Or precinct Shers hey reside Ry order Of
g. CURTIN, Governor
a. L. RUSSELL, Adiutant General OF tenhsySena
ORDER or THE GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND.
GENERAL oRnEt--No. ..
cr,,,. ~ mn Ss1s'r,yr 4p,rTsyT GENERAL,
sUPERNrRspEST o. ENROLMENT,
u oeiag Found l osslote - .e h no Ma
ms state oS tne aly Nsle.osS =; ,o aSarc,sa
OF a discretion which that department has committed to
ha' AaS lesekoca ~ % ~ -, c"s,is haa hy ,be
Q. sp snipsa nss au - no miles hetner for The
cry q Bltnore OK any =. tHs o ;i ~.
gu new - he epnnrtjon,nent oT
credited 70 secn cry! % cSu l ,no epp'i :
Inc SAID aia.t; =! 9 cpr ~ go, ait Genera,
JNo. a. D. ehfs9" hli as AoJs' oeHst@i'
ORDER OF THE GOVERNOR OF MAINE.
AreusrA Me August 25, 1862
IN. time for making the dat in this State extended
10 Wednesday. the 10th Of september.
ISRAEL WASHBURN.
INDIANA.
In Indiana the draft is postponed 10 September Is
- - -
NO PosTPoSENENr IN Ne" JERSEY.
The citizens Of Orange, N j., have asked an extension
40 r. ,;. a,,oa N aend vonnteers hut Il will be seen
- 'Ae '''s ~ " " So -. =,
by the annexed messages ths the eA'ss'on eau no' "
granted
ORANGE, August "a, 1862
His Excellercy CHAs. g. OIpEs, Trenton:-
Orange can furnish her quota without draft n you will
extend time to proxm0 Can be extended1 Please
answer s. J. AHERN
Chairman Of Committee to confer with Governor.
cov,..ou q, ,vx,s prprx
q . ~ w.
o Ts MI bereavement b,s this dav notified me that tho
81, aod sor tha draft 1Sepsemher AZ cannot be most
NON, ,nusi INsN AZ 49, CHAS 81 OLDEN
nisnof Fo"oAA - oA1O -. :, -,
In an excellent article on the "Drais rev. n. rurce
addresses himself follows the Irish Catholics Of Cn
..., 80. nh,o.
o'nn@'i anu "
you are draftsd, 90 you must we nave neara u
some fooiish, very oosn men at my "vu
resist the draft H. tnem Wy ~, anu ivy WIZ Inv .as
the war y no chd pay. Lei THEM VI va. sHno, 1uo
they VIII soon DC prou&,'t " 1ne psopos an n
who taiks ot resisting the GRAFT observes scuut
Is the same as your mousse was on nre ana your nsg
Dor would CUT ine nose 80 lnAs tnc wac .ouu nos
reach the burning oul0lhg' oGI Maoc S'unny ~
N sanger.our hUeItes a,s ~ uanke ~, ~ VIZ
resist the drGft, VIII your you 40 you WI =.
greet H. we nave said Aiso, hat sone isn c..eus ~
the interior Of the ctate nisieu " cunning pousclane
ana 0thcr persons nave oecia ~ uns my w ~ oss
she a,nt. w oo ro' s n ,s. ,.h;ch nav Iva
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Obituary.

Recent letters fron Havana the death, by yell
low fever Of Mr. CHARLES RouLEr Of the house Of Charles
ecene Co.. cotton brokers, Of Paris and this CITY, The
deceased gentleman well known and highly esteemed
in commercial circles. Ho was recently married 70 =
lady belonging TO old New York family, and LEFT soon
for Havana expecting TO return here by the 1st OF
September Shortly after his arrival in Cuba he was
stricken down by fever and expired the 9th INST Mr.
Rouct gentleman Of the most upright character and
popular manners, and his death will be regretted BY
large circle OF friends both here and abroad.
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Recruiting in Pcnnsylvania.
uApu,quypo Auppsf % Ia

Governor Curtin confidently expects TO make arrange
ments allow each district reasonable time TO furnish
its quota In volunteers, obvating draft entirely AS
the enrolment is completed the quota Of each
township, &C. will be asccrsaned, together with the ere
each entitled TO for in service. Having
ascertaned the number OF TO be drafted in each sub
division an opportunity and reasonable time will DO given
to furnish quota as volunteers il IL expected that
tho quota Of each county and subdivision be
tanned by the 9th OF September
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Return OF the Ninetccnth Regiment New
York state Militia.

This fine regiment, which volunteered for three
months returned this city yesterday on their way TO
Newburg, where they belong. IL is understood they
win re-enlist after spending few weeks among the told
folks at home"
Tho Colonel was notified, few days ago, that three
hundred DESTROYS OF joining his regi-
mcnt These have been accepted, and now in camp
The following officers are in command -
ColonsI-Willam r. Brown.
Lieutenant Colonsl--James Lowe.
Major--Davd Jaeger.
Adjuknnt-WilEm c. Hatherway.
Quarismdter-George Wallace.
Surgeons. Little.
ASsisont Surgeon - Lake.
COMPANY A-Captain Isaac P. Smith.
Company D-Captan Daniel Jenkins
Company E-Captan, John s. Watts.
Company F-Captain, John II. Iookcy.
Company G--Captan Peter Satteretee.
Company Captain j. c. Rems m
Company L-Captain, Egbert Aldals.
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TIE GIFTS TO TIE NATION.

DAVID. Island, n. a., August ~, 1862.
Tie Undersigned acknowledges the recs q the follow
ing articles tor the sick 90 tie General Hospital on this
stand William puryCa. F1t0n street two boxes
starch and Two boxes nalZcra; Henry Nalard, 81
broadway, box u chocolate and box "a cakes from
EusL 0tsn II a0rs, Leg OF iamatinds aid number
fans. These articles have been appropriated desired
rs tho d9 All articles addressed to tho ndersgnc
M. state street will be delivered Tree at this island
per steamer Wash Egion irviHg.
ye4y respectfully X. c. MORGAN, A. a. NJ.
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NEWS FROM WINCHESTER.

WASHINGTON, August 20 1852.
Lieutenant Brooks Of the Ninth Vermont, arrived this
morning with twenty leigh, prisoners from Wine hester,
who we to the old Capitol They ara prn-
cipay bushwbackers, with few rebel soldiers who
have recently been taken
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Returning Rhode Island srs.

providence r. l., August %, 1892
Tho Tenth regiment and the light battery hree mcutho
vountesrs) were enthusiastically received their
turn from Dixie Collations served In the several
wards, and speeches Of welcome made.
The Ninth regiment will arrive In the morning.
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The reports received ~ he ONCE Of tho Surgeon Gene
raj ii .bany show that aboG two regiments 4 week
being recruited Cor tho old re- mcnts. \ triic over
1000 were rGlie last week and about The
number the week bcoro
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Arrival and Departure OF the Fifteenth
Connecticut Re Siment.

The Fifteenth Connecticut Volunteers arrived from New
Haven yesterday alernoon at the foot Of Twenty fifth
street, and afterwards marched down Broadway
headed by Dodwoth's Band, TO the Camden and Amboy
Railroad station, from whence they tok their departure
Washington. They splendid body of men, and
reflect much credit upon the State from whence they
come.
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The Arrest OF rJr. IngersolI in Philndel-
p lfa-Death Of Ills Hothor.

PHILADELPHIA, August Is, 1892.
In consequence Of a severe domestic affection 10 Mr.
il r. oil his mother having diod last night, the hearing
Ii lis case ON the writ OF habeas corpus has been post
poucd untll Monday.
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The Rcrdan slaarpshooters.
HEADQUARTERS, FIRST REGIMENT
RERpAN's UNITED STATES SHARpsAoOTEes


RERpAN's UNITED STATES SilARpsAooIEes,
CAMP NEAR HARa!s0S's LANDING, Va, Aug. Z, lS62
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS TIE LOYAL STArEs:--
Through the casualties of my corps has been some
what reduced and if the ranks full the corps would
be inadequate the instant demand for snarpshootcls
for detached service 1t has boon found extremely dil
cult recruit for this corps by the ordinary mode as
but very good rilemen could be found in any 10
cay and recruiting officers have been confined to
particular localities but the following army order just
issued, will trust remedy the dilIcuty:-
All men who desire, singly OF by slnads TO join any
particular regiment company in the leld, hereby
authorized present themselves any recruiting officer
when they will be enrolled and forwarded at once
to the general depot for the State district,
there TO be duly mustered and to receive tho bounty al
lowed by law In all such enlistment papers and
descriptive lists will be forwarded directed in "Gene-
raj Order No. los, Of 1S6l
l have fourteen hundred Sharp's rifles, with
double triggers, made expressly for ths hand
also nine hundred Colts rifles, and unwilling to be-
eve that this countrys great struggle for nation
al existence the sharpshOoters Of the North will allow
them TO remain idle.
II you you win be used as light troops or sharp
shooters, tine Commanding General may direct.
have the honor TO be, very respectfully your obedi-
ent servant, H. BERDAN,
Colonel Commanding u s. Sharpshooters.
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and the noble example Of energy and patriotism wss1
its members furnish while II " being organized, y
well worthy the emulation Of other patriotic citizsns
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The One Hundred and Sixth Now York
Regiment En- Route.
OGDnsBrRG August 70, 1902
The One Hundred and Sixth regiment, Colonel s. T.
Judd left here at eleven O'Clock this morning with full
Tanks, for New York via Rouso's Point and Lake Cham
plain. Colonel Judsons regiment is fast filling up here
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Over 1S0 Coo names have been aready enrolled upon
the books 8 age Advocate General Anthon who vs.
tnuay al his post attending interests OF his
pafncpt IN the enrolling officers meet with
officially; but in Others they met half way aud their
duties larativeiy easy. Az the New York Gas
Company this work OF enrolment was carried on without
any attempt whatever c0neeainen by the employea
every facility being given the officers. The only
for interfering wish the business OF The enrolling officer is
that Mr. Holden who alter being placed IN dureuce
vile period oi eight nine hours thought "dscro-
ton the part Of valor, and Immediately all
the requisite information.
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RECRUITING IN THE CRY.
Recruits locked into the elces for tho past few
days rs fast IS could be recorded and there is
every hope the dsagFeeabe necessity of draft VII
not be resorted Few appreciate the great impe
us which has given volunteering throughout tile
entire state the lrst rumor TO draft has been
in circulation. People very DESTROYS OF avoid-s
this alternative possible, ana but short time reatnS
for them to- d Ap tue uEdr tho last call 81 tue
President. Accolnts from the Inherent recruiting oaces
Of the city speak qulie lsttefagy OF the progress
which is beng msde 10 this quarter, and the military
authorities are quite sanguine of raising any amount
men which the cove may deem 1t expedent 10 call
fnr
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A central recruiting Office pr al tho Regiments INV
under General sgel was opened on TUESDAY morning.
Twenty-Five dulars additional bounty IL paid 10 On fe
eruns enlHtiug in any 81 these regrnepis over ftiy
men were yesterday enlisted There no doubt but the
German popsia Of tnis city VII hasten Va thousands
70 the suptyt 81 The gallant cigel Ills name ana fsse
al general have already become w0fitwiis. and those
de. ring 10 share the houofs AMI pffstige q a bril-
lkut campaign should az srce enlist undef hun.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician
HoLLoWAY's PILLS.

The laws relating 10 health exceedingly simple a5
to ba within the comprehension Of the most limited ca
uArity Disease is All eeet-ihe violation nf some pfine
pls Of nature the nlactnh ot her laws
invariably punished with pain aud suffering. Medical
writer's classify the pIedsposiug causes under two heads
An gn1eaithy condition efthe Stomach, and de-
.-a.1l.aH .lntA of Tie RLnnh
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
Important Decision.

Lmbitg q TdtgrdPh Companies for Deiay in
Seadiny a MeSsage- Verdict NJ Sl3 900 aguin4t
lie american Telegraph Compaaq
We find the following decision briefly reported
in tho New York Tribune of Saturday. As it
interests the business community generally, we
place il before our readers
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS -TRiAL Term.
-AlAHcn Is --BEroRE JuD0E BRADY.
Jonathan .. Bryant. Carmi Richmond and
Orange H. Draper against The American Tee
graph Company.
This ia an important case, as showing the
possible evils TINT may result in the delay of
telegraphic messages, and the liability of the
telegraph companies therefor The plaintiffs, in
1860, were creditors Of D. H. Sturdy & Co., OF
Providence, h. IT, to the amount Of ST., UOU on
certain promissory notes. which they had been
unable to collect in consequence OF the irrespon-
sihilily Of the defendants One Of the partners
in defendants firm, Mr. Preston Bennet owned
II house aud lot in Providence fully worth the
amount Of the Indebtedness OF the firm, upon
which there was an unreeorded mortgage, BY
the laws Of Rhode Island, a debtors properly
cannot he attached while lie is in the State.
On the 2Ith of February, 1860, the plaintiffs
discovered that Bennet was in this city. lie left
by the SlOnington line of boats AMI railroad,
and arrived within the State line # Rhode island
nj = o'clock ut night Al 35 p. m of the
same day, the plaintiffs deposited in the office Of
American Telegraph Company, in this city, u des-
patch directed to Abraham Payne, Providence,
H. l., directing him to proceed without delay
to attach the house aud lot belonging to Bennett
before the S'unington train entered the State, -
The sum of So, 10 was pAil for the transmission
Of the message, and defendants were informed o
the necessity of its being sent without delay
and il was further ag, eed, in order to insurt
immediate transmission, that the plaintiffs 4houll
phy whatever additional sum should be needful
for that purpose. The message was not deliverel
at Providence until three hours aul twenty live
minutes after it was deposited in the New lorl
uili3e-tou late to he OF any avail
The mortgage on the house and lot was sub
sequently recorded, and the property sold unde
it, The plaintiffs thereupon sued the Telegraph
Company for the amount OF Sturdy 4 Cos in
lebtedness aud interest. The defendants gene
rally denied all the allegations made by ihi
Plaintiffs The Judge left the question to til
Jury--whether there was time TO commence
attachment proceedings between the hour c
depositing the despatch and the arrival of I'll
train in the State of Rhode Island The Jur
reAdereda verdict for the plaintiffs, for Sl3,
4Sl 80, amount claimed aud interest.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
An Ordinance.

Supplement 10 the Ordinance providing for the appoint
neni aud prescribing the duties OF the CLERK of The
Council. 49,. .
Be il ordained by the City Council Of Wilmington.
See l. That the Clerk Of the City Council shall enter
upuu the Lien Book all mouey paid account Of eutbng
and paving sidewalks, and paving beds uf streets aud
credit the account ol the person by whom IL was PAIL
with the same--such entries 10 be made by ho Clerk
within days after being finished by the City Auditor
with statement ol such paymells
see . An Ordinance entitled ordinance increas-
Ing the duty OF the Clerk OF the Council passed Sept I'd
1869 is hereby repealed.
Sec The Csrk OF the Council shall furnish the Mayor
of the city with copy OF all ordinances parts OF or
nances that becomes the duty OF the Mayor to enforce
Sec l. The Clerk shall have all ordinances (eXcepting
private ordinances inserted wire iu two newspapers
tho city, aud furnish the editors OF such papers with
copy ot the same within three secular das aler the
passage record ia the Ordinance hook at Resolutions
may lie of value for future reference
Passed at the City Hall March 6ih, 1859.
JOHN NJ. Turner, President.
Attest j. MARIs, Clerk Of city Council. marll4t,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
pErAnrMEnr oP SrArE.


DEAR SIR | acknowledge with sincere plea
sure the reception OF your letter Of the 18th Of
January, and also Of the proceedings of public
meeting which was hell On the lllh of that
month IN the Tower llamlets on the sul ject of
the relations between your country aud mine -
1t is very gratifying to me tohc assured, us am
by those proceedings, that the course which this
Government has adopted in regard to question
OF neutral rights in maritime war is approved by
u large and respectable portion Of the British
public. The policy Of the American people, sir,
is policy of peace at home, peace ahroad, peace
with all nAtousa policy Of freedom Tor our
selves, Of freedom in their extending empire, and
policy hopeful OF aud conducive 10 the ultimate
freedom OF all classes and conditions OF men,
Whoever shall wage war against the American
people will iind themselves obliged not only 10
commit the first wrong, hat 10 become, when lney
enter ihe contest, the enemies, not only at order,
peace, aud progress III this cuntnent but Ot
human nature itself
With many thanks for your great courtesy,
aud with the best wishes now, as always. for the
prosperity and happiness of your countrymeu,
have the honor to be your most Obedient servant
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLIE u E,
N. E. corner 9TH & Chestnut Sts.t
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
THIS INSTITUTION,
Which was isrAuLisnED In Sii, and is now consequently
In the eighteenth year Of its existence numbers among
its graduates hundreds o tile most successful Merchants
aui Business Men Ot eur Country.
THE OBJECT
OF the Institution ia solely tu afford young mon facilities
for Thorough preparation fur huiineAr,
TIE BRANCHES TAUGHT
Ar. hook KEEPING, applicable To the various depart
in.nt, ni trade PgNMAN8Hir 10th plain and ornamental
CoMMEKciAL Law MATuFMtrca NAvilArioN' GiVL ENui'
NpRRlNG, DHAwiNu PnOsodHrHf, AMI MohkA LANHuAufs-
THE SYSTEM UF INSTRUCTION
Is n.cuar nn classes su lessons are made use Of but
each student il iAught individuality, 50 that he may coin
menes vi any time, and attend at whatever houis Me
most convenient ....,,,,.
Ar. sued annually ntr the 18Th Of April containing
names Of the students i,r tile aid u ariiculars
Of terms A aud may be uhainel at auy time BY address
ng the PrucpAl
IN EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATION,
Midg suFrnd reputation aud the hhqihY rptrieheq M
pyueiba tins Institution odrs facilities superior to any
other Ia the country ur young wishing To prepare
for business aud 10 obtain At The bale time DIPLOMA
iDLfeh mfH GrUpfd recommendation for them 10 any Mer
camille lanse
as- CEilrtwnlN4 Strirs nt ifedtses "a Book kRRrlHd
now more " Iey circulated than any other work on t
'"''' ~ So " :. nuDdEs CRlTTENDEN,
AHOTHeN-a, Leu,
rRlHutrAL.
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NEWARK ACADEMY.
rof Edward d. Porter, Principal.

FlOl. Ell w dlNl ~ 4 Va w AAAA~A PhA'
FALL SESSION 1860
uIHE FAN and Winter Session Of this Institution Will
/ commeuce on the hrst WEDNESDAY al November
aud continue Ii We months.
The buildings and grounds have been placed in com
adapied for the comfort aud convenience o students
Rooms are furnished the older boys, as in Colleges for
private study free Irum the confusion and restraint ol
school room
The Course NJ Instruction Is thorough aud practical,
designed to NJ young iur admssien to our hest Col
eges or -r the active dutivs OF The farm shop count
ing house. -
By the heaty OF the Board Of Trustees, the Academy
furnished with Library Of l2OOO volumes and one o.
the heat collections OF Chemical aud Philosophical appA
rntus n the United staetthus alordns facilities iu
acquiring complete Scientific aud Mathematical ednea
ton fai superior t. most sehooa IN our country.
The best Teachers will he employed and no laho
spared to secure the prOpeI moral mental aud physica
tiaining oi young entrusted to his care Term
moderate, For circulars aud information address,
EDWARD n. PORTER,
ana Newark Del
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]. r. HEALD'S
March List of New Books.

NdACA 4ASb Vi LNCW oOOh9s
Leisure Hours in Town, by the author of The
RecrcatOns Of n Country ParsOn.
lNirshal Marmoafs Spirit Of Military hstn-
tons.
Tae Earps Heirs, by the author of East Lynne.
The Spirit Of the Hebrew POETRY by Isaac
Taylor.
THE Yoang Stepmother, by the author of the
lIeir of Redelif and Heartsease, etc.
Our hporite Poets, beautifully illustrated.
Mdrgdre Hopth. n story of to-day.
Ihe Rebellion Record, part IS, with portraits Of
Commodore DUPONT and Secretary Welles.
The Hover cfMe PraHie, by Gustave Aimard.
Treasure Troge or accounts Of Irish Heirs, by
Samuel Lover.
Teach as 10 Pray, by Cummings, author of The
Great Tribulation and Great Preparation.
A large variety OF Card photographs just re-
ceived and additions are being continually made.
Also good assortment of War Maps constant
ly on hand
All new and choice publications of the day
received as soon az published at
J. T. HEALD'S
Wholesale and Retail Book Store,
42l Market st., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
Sherihalty.

10 He VOTERS OF NEW CAsrLR CouSTY;
mHE uulariigned oilers himself az Unconditional
Union Candidate for the office Of Sheriff OF Nav Cas-
liz County at the coming fall election.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21

Union "CoNs." s."-Why is there such "a demand
for nurses 10 the army Because of the rapid
increase of infantry.
How can we best ra2e (raisp) the head Of tot
tering secession BY pitching our Wool into
their PilioW
Why should Gen. Butler have but little credit
for the Hatteras exploitY Because it was a
Barron defeat.
Why was Gen. Tighlman's surrender one Of
the most disgraoeful to the rehesY Because he
Was crushed under Foote,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
An Ordinance.

AN Ordinance concerning the appointment vi Tue Com
mites opening Streets. ~
b. Il ordained by the City Council Of WILMINGTON,
Sec |. Thai theiu hall lie appointed Annually COM
titled the Committee opening Streets who shAll super
intend the opening all grading OF 5treet7 Lanes ar
Alleys tn ali cases ls directed by the CITY Council
No Street. Lane Alley shall he considered properly
GRADED untl II shall BE- brought to correspond with the
CITY Regulations, between the curb lines.
The owners Of property bordering any street. lane
n alley shall grade the sidewalk IN oui ot their proper
~ The direction vi the street Commissioners u
bear tue ex prnse Vi grading the hsma
Passed At the City Hall, March 9th, 1852.
JOHN NJ. TURNER, President.
Atteat j MARIs, Clerk Of City Council mrl4lt'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21

shall be directly or indirectly given to the enemy,
without the authority or sanction Of the general
in command, be, aud the same are absolutely
prohibited aud from nnd after the date Of this
order persons violating the same will be proceed
ed against under the tiity-seventh article Of war.
BY order l. THOMAS Adiutant Qen
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-21
SheriHaltv,

Wilmington, Feb. l3.