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GeHgs "a ishMrr@ >,,i isl!:r, ,lf$. :"
ihs 9al y I L were nn. -. "a -,.... 81.
the c1nroissnriir, ..as!s;eGca HrG Eri,g- &.
par'maHt' I" y',e e. .h- aerpy"l s"sres. NJ;
pr pIrr .hHrl tot Hrs'i'l ana ".,!rrr.,,. ,,,,.
ira. B,s,HE =" "a. h.y Esd 81. natiar, V "a,
lt#c bundles III hay. w,-u n!,.;. 1 ~ a.u,ina
them. The r.,rIrJi;i i!r"d4 ware 20. jGe H..
locomotives wern Seen d.r!ing tp AZ: i,wA
,!;n track, cul,rciing ali t',r c4rs--ii,..4' -
which ware ,.ht.d .,r,l nva-c h ri - s:ur. :
required daily cy "ur army-,nd j. cxrn {.
IL liz down t1wari the rrer hsr! NJtwI;r.
standing ali lh4:e uan;tnsa.iona of iu,msul.t,
sketaddiins. few sill Iir.e:si, rsIuc:snr 10
ioave until tia la9t moment. agS ls!t III
tent, snd procsHdod up tas riv:r b.aA t.e:r'l
the post ottt2n. wn &C situated u-oT a. "a.
road track. and ia 80. C.aF -! ga "a. o."
n:-r".' NJ ihp '.n-T;ernaq!ers' IL -" 'f0rGss
M.rstai's on &c, rhA nnrhnr M,S:~vp" uu.cs.
lucy wers All .,npty p-ss-ti si:e sce:rs'..;
tea: shnY To:o !. :tli, n.cs;ns. sati ;,r ;,.a =
70 leave
.nrii"ed az Ito sc:taIi,ca !: ~, u:r.Y-.
everything gone. Continuing m so9u aynr.
took frFhDIs ia - t''Atnxa..T Gc,,r,. .! ,a.,
Army OF the Potomac, rha, ~il: ;pUr { ~ =.
bands, sss conveying : lHLg, cat:: Ia fa I. t.,
city, then the ar!? BOAR cx'o?. tho Ca""n'.''''
-w::cl aad w.'rinK tGc tui. tnEal,:-- o'c.
~ above rho Wht- t!nusn I'm ll.5. 'l1a:r-
stand " alts House L .::I.nr rA;.rJ- i:ur:
tide way ab0ye the Ehi;a rn: s--ic3-: 9rlCs,
it gets Its nstos Ia rfh'o no sr,,Ip,G lr..c.>
CRUISES tda r.vsr-or ys.bcf ~nsfe Il TT, c....s
before lie Esr u,,s hutr: ;np u:!;.se---.-t,.--
tsace nf ahont ons ,r,.i-.- IL *, ,n!ac.cs
7;i6r the nr6:t ;sa= ~ bnni.:. - =, -.
steamed down fortress M.rrne~nG. i I1rs
! on !or L momea; a. be prs9s e. =" :7r-rg:
Tor hinTlng up tls !oc1!uI:,yr. I'D r;-;,:,.
the long train Of rei.osd csra ,.nn, -.e-rn= -.
Snrknsn rAtiTe. / thought me-; hs.... IS 81.
:hc SAM.
Zoe guneoat Currl;ucs, er:cs z-.2.ua ~
.l7s- about bnnd:ec yards :fuih n,a-ie
stood. hAd-a-.SoIaS,:--e us,ascSa3, Spii.f
from ire GI.rsar1zcs s,aoHis :<cr~ ::r,H~ -
go7orslv exchanged Nth CO. :"ardra-i"r" ~
the " niie Houhe- ~, t,s: 49,, =
dadd!ins, Though | lid nc, hka 81 "a H2;. /
cou: On eer.c ga srio% izoC; 'lt;s
iEro .cfe Un!3 three hc.'a lett. nni iiev
We're s%.y below !! Haiis UrT,a: So an
sl.r!Ld. sCuh s:r,9!cg - 'i.s " Ir.,4:se. r@F'r,
which Vas next iGe .,.,l.i- ,.. .t..a.i. r. : r;,.
une long, i.s: ac.r"@:--! ;.ul h,,d. az" th.-
put It 2:40 yac2 !rr Iaa " n,lr G3r,ia
Snsre. issa,G Grn-Ta... = Isrr s't,'a; L ..et--
were lining on hs gg-su - froal .. '',t,r
house. Hero ! l-sra.! to.i Geays,, :.;.,,p-
man. wac, VIII! "a: 81 Z "a: ----igti: ~
y hits HJuse-a:li G-ce.si C.rr2 ~: :. : r.
au.tntlop. y! y nrGh J! wa rc,l:cti tns. : q il;
'aulry, :uuii'.'.ng SON. 0Jr ~ 'ryeo, gi:'''s3
! re s1nG-yet Gown the l!,"r .. - Gtu,:
u waiting, rh,la tae "D7s'ry Odd .tsll"re
L.. - u .
OF The eSI Nav fJ:B So ,,.,-> .is;z:isi q.
:e ID to ina h:rriug ~: :,:"' f:l"1 ptrl ~ II"
nu-;Tess--tiieir i!i,;ru.:, ;rrs sYin; 10 :uas,
sure wol K Of It.
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fhln !csrapr ,sses -.G,I 70 irc aTnrsG:T -
t. -,,:. aiatia- T=ss r:cS IL .au Iu=C1a..-c 'Es;H
nS3. uis sr; pci:y. rucnt ssse:r. 60
IS SOGpT EH ssaiu-, ;uas trs tnI c=a;-r5
-ir.ikT IN acY"s,;. pXe> ia:s.es. -iste"-.
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!i:':. Or s1'G.Cs..L t1.!aI5 aS>R& n rs.
:! A. l:.- CGEDiroks OF GEu. W. CUErie5.
lfe '@ti,E ia; snaiI p-.cseh, on tAs Sth July,
u: .3.-i; .:-tc and settle ne sccounts VI --
-i'- ii=.. Q cI "a. sa.u Ga. ". Curtss, decd.
: "' :sI-- - tAx- M Account Of the 10 ebt.dneos
- ta.:'., 6~c't All PERSONS hc!dnx claims against
~: Gi:;n., ether BY bond open account are 80
SCI : p:':Jc- ta-a before me-, properly authenti-
= -: 1.; sag, -i.s the w; c lln.itatl"ns all
fi.si s....S: =. "a. a. Z. Coo BILL.
Srecla Ut mmissioDcs.
'-r-.s-ii limo 10 1862 June l4-cw4r
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sv-ccATr"S .H9 uE.T"ccr.u,; 3: ~a;TS u0;'- !.
LAapfi;" c1HELA@nk~Tt.,s --c ,I?L >Io'.s
"n"i@oALE n.sIHrcr!y.. II 1!:.i:.x.:,.
ND r..!vAI. ?GupES;T
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Ii ta=, - to-, my piliHriog Il tiis:&9a!'t
r-,iie Ted, wa 81 s-.dreG ina: il mast De the
f.y!t Of the ,7ia,rais, -: riner oTceTs IL ne
i2ii-- IS :,a;Dl;, r" passports have. bseE
grant, d ~ .i.a MA5 O-isfE.su. 10 any but tho
father, b.uiar= .r.;' o,her neai relatives CT the
SILK sd wounded Iht Generals themselves
sTe res pn1s,hc II l'..ic sag ts=T' .ny pitas!Hg
this ums Wny ~ ,hey 7ot have tha rasE.
ports .Sariocd :;!osc!y. eud ;bus aow2 pills
GIG.
~ $50 as777 20 i'a-" ,':"7 .rc A-nhr:a:co
co.au.il!sa have perf"s.,.et t.,hE dlty well, and
hc.ugh. in all the wounded
Among inc sai!snt young mo- 'f .rg'nia
killed IN ,ba ite.J . o! las: Tuesday evening,
we ree,e, 10 SEQ The uame Ct George / Cor.
don, son o! tho aSa G;naral Gordon, OF a..
oeluarlc. III. t13t1ou *ner: quite young
man, was :,r ,ip.e connected witt the press
Of Alexandra, ard he was. always noted ior
his activity and enthusiasm 10 support OF the
States Rights doctrines Of the South. DE
fell like bravo snd true h.aa, So he was,
in defending the soil Of his beloved Virgins
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THF fICiTEA"Nr.

WHITE i!oras l,soGrn. 81
II n'":"rh, i. y. Jlla -. 1862
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S7ae:.' COrr-spo5i-ra. u 80 &e~ To-. rr.ca.:-
FROM GEE. ifcCiE.I.iiE'.i; III
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ip.>,.y.!.S l,.llSNES' OFFICE,

IESkShCFu. 1Vuu 3V.It XsV1
+: ~ g 5,roaS y. mN. nr&i0S, DnCEASED,
49, t-rS CONCERN ID ~ on are hervty
). C.. -N-ru."H ~ = decree Of the Oounty OhLrt
f-a"-rr. o.; t.e .ih DAY OF Apsi!, ls1I ~
4 ..:zcg c-p-cd,us y said Court, between ker-
"a ..-,. y.Gi..-- Y. K.stoa's executors SID oth-
.:--.-.s ..-- ,ppoI,ed The Ia, doy os august,
: =: See is:i.s.uu.s Court House, Tor r-eeiV'
80. 3. - - ~ s.auu.n s oeor ruIi due froc The
.: t;-:t .;rculsut, All all lh. creditors u be
:, - - Gir,c ~ cEneit ana prove their claims
- :: :: - ,!i. aud place Ha-ns!oo.i
~. 9-l,. soy hSSd ~ Ctmm sioIsr O: the aaii
:, :-s 20. So yss. sr.t sio: ssal5-
:, >-cr@-. {. u. gARSrs. CONF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-08

ANOTHER BULL RUN sri,.7-0E
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DU9iIsaER AID u0OnsEI.i.ER, si3hu,cod. Ia. pub
+ fishes ~; o;iris 70. az, Ia uaaE.ura-
T.S:,v1's Ilisio,y " V.rg!nh-h History OF virginia
f:n:. III discovery .-tt.-tc.t 10y kuEop.ana ~ the
pr.scr ..= 10y r. T.. hewisuo. f.;,.i roiiines SVo
yni:s coutahs me HISTORY 81 tc colony TO 'nt "eio,
o; Paris 10 iIn1 Volume ct.aiGs tie histe'J VI ~
:oony and Of nr nom tss9 70 n. ne'fo' e:''o ~
Ale1GodriA In I-4T $50.
lae press mas ;Y.s = is Passes "t i', "o'@ ~
Nj: ES~,sa s.fd i: jcgI'y c%nS:srec tS hni eN
t-ated aIs,ui 81 Ills Isle pi:1i;hsd-
Uis:e-y Of the Valley u tIs~Is - sar.t ) :'t's
val: w. syp ai,sep e-uurd .,;,ira revised; 81 a.
:: iIAss Hs,ory and Int... Wsrs ct ~.t.in .iFHn'a
History Of She +. y s-l,trati. Gud Indian wars IL
WESTERN Virginia. errar;:cay ac"DT3t {" te 'A!ious
ELL ed;tioi il Ito prsTc. % ia3; aiao, boe!"h
c VI lsiori :.5en-:Lr ZLr- A1Iur hcIu"r!',
LIS We,x.i General Dari- af0s.GIeii: Ver. "l.Es
teak, .;ai, ain san.nr !r.iy C0F"o. 'rsE ~ so =
abot.y poe aaI .. .stlnyni 1-d Actors IA 0a7 horie
ti.Itrhtet- ~ Hnhn -" 'tA'": $50"
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=,

Transports sad ais.i'r-n sg.c proceeding
Up the :!:t!j atnang :nY.a ,"n W;iGer .:ma:i,
OF the 5:ui:.rv Gj.aiaiss m Al tbs. Ycs
aeli s:f 10 aeeHc,! To ssmove tho SEX sa1
TcJr dad
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TDE C5TFLeSHAT:oS.

! great BLACK cloud o sn,ke and 1:'a".-ss
It ,ms aro now ST ea Near Ssj,-rs':rU'h f".ch;
at,ll anulii:r and smother. NV ~ Il ,.Hr" '''.H
smoke are eeen .!nos, rs", wasie-up ''"aF
the plsu, On The SKIRT - he ~oG.'-, Lti1 M
su,lurs' tents were al:Ynie0. ii,s mis- sfG
anohe hsve aiso Di4do lacir sPp:icdAcf; Tho
whole OF tho trnss, ncu were occupied o.
nc lsast three ,...u mad o..p'r, and ali quo
good and lie us winch IN. y could 10. ;emHva
in the haJlc aud conus,on. now lie st the rpercr
of the arrrc.tii:ns ines. L,rse md comE'
dous au.a hnu=ci, :r,Acl 5a'i h"eu crr c rG
10: ,s.rsn!sra. ferr!"ra, iumbsrue7, snd me
rsilruad Jah0Tere viii: 5;:.frl so~iut-Iiacni!fc.
:: al went in hsir tuir. Ina polk bUn."
EEL, up draodinlg o!acS. "lo~l, ."~rr,og,
East column OF srose. This cniumn, il -
appearance. az cnrisss::3 ~itc tho ,c:.,-, r,-
.kr, vas backsr than ihe blacklist InuDd-T-
cloud ...s rye s79T ie..ed q:
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a~We az .isnGr ssNS.

"a o. I,t .isnG'. ESS,
FIST ar!,teS ~ safe yaQs:rs ctrrs 49,.
F.eGno Of To Ia'r" II IT, Itn. VH.il 'sHs - ="
gozs;cna gca.rrga- ...cs caats -. erpr 4 Ikea!
st.srG tes-rs 2esoa: srla:ag o. s- vi: -nr.er,
.-~ -rst- pay oo':<e
-.Isa ies co5:sa ~ =: Ls''. ~ ms h-.t ;5-sG
s.s.sn, .r .os the s'se- - % &C. Ice N.cla
G; ~ Not. o. ~ ovi.t-1 9eugrs.. sf"' whe- -:
syr-.ii tprifiS--.f-
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pEsrECcr1os OF Jazz BRIDGES.

az lhe army resumed its march OF Ionoa7
morning Information VAS receiVed, through
G.neral r cnar1son. that the enemy were pnr.
sur (. and orders we5e gi7ea TO destroy the
bridges.
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.sgta>Sey n. - s,-.s
IIGHs: NJ %;ROu Nd FL rs &
yy-1g -u,.:,s- J. .raarsi ~; f;:G ss,s g :aS":
{;;:yx acp.,. Isl e!s5,er, 10 ssi.:s 'ash Nio"n"
stI,.r 20 cay .S:e,, hc-- ssrs tho p.Sra.: ia'
,.sgis, % .,.e ..0 :- vt: e Il. Ti..iH:s TO th8 -
sic.. rs Cae,F :s5n.sEr ..r IS Ausa.s is:pr':
Drr.d ~ y.ss ir. se4 .i"rc zion lamp G--t''s
nsranteed a1c;..c=ss - tn" "a s'I ",as
csfi''' ''' ' ,cr4 =, C!hin0ENE.
=T,t ,,Gl.s NC. II. Pearl Etr,-,
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:. vi :4.E. Sss.'s y ia -a.Py Of sao ST.
y. klTEks0s d CO.,
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:. 5le 81! aJaa TeT- %iTaiT..i "a il, = ->ac.nr
its peculiarly gov and Winding accent. = :sr-
ri5c explosion, carrying ,cs.s 10 tba hrarts .:
al as u shock tho =a.,h, Sas heard. and 3
mo:lanl aESer al immense mass C; very w5it-
smoke VA aer' lo'cng i.s wy p ta'aJ.'l
tha dark, rolling ms=aof iiiack, ern, =. :. -
v=!nped it-aif, assumed '1s sdapo oi e I:7n7sti".
balloan. This i,!.-nomonoo was a*fciiy ~
TINS l1-':s:s M did nc: speak, !e1: hey o-'i; .
i0se ore glimpse vi this, In. srances' sS"n'
any Il tt.eul ever he5-ii CEploaion:. 81 7neAs
On hparu Cur burning baTss., @siGh Jay Up
where our whar-ea were slr"ied, were no"
fTcqnen', the fragments falurs INTO the t!ve'.
TIE red flames ahot up at lesst twenty isef o'sl
along n. w,ole length OF Waite House Lsnd-
iag Tho Whit, Hoasn ig5est stood oani;
locking %. and msny urre c,njscsurlrg " ma
would no liz rata. II fa~ mlnu:as tue d2n,o;i
OF fire put his head through oae OF H." '"p
win4o-s and -vs kn.w then TINT it wc7 MI up
vith,,. i, D.54i'I-'z jiiY-iS- saol, o1e hour,
when rot one inch or l. Tea4.s -, --2''t &c
tall brick csimncya. 60 ;s.: 40 tiinse :Ia'5.", :
III, fnte-
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GN.AfgIC EANkr.r ne...e,r-,-
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Ali. oeils nov readJ, !. oDlr Teos'n7a g ga
stroy the baggage aDt ann1n,.en ~2s"n7,
the amhnlsnces, csr-i.ges AND "So:tS "h' S
had been collected around 40 beadq lS:'sTs %,
Anal wind up. These wefo, easily rsIai'So
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.9y. EsaGE...a--t -;of csrh. .n7ori, ,urt.7:Zs-e
8 .-Ag - -
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,..,g ey,,osa ~ RICHMOND, JULY 9. 1867.
..ss,... STAGE s"acs. 9:;p.p0v,vvu ssue,l ES:ea.
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,t.::cy.,r-ac ai tue Eus,.,v il; :hs 81,

':ic'e'rras. nj the Eua,ay ii he Jsiazs.
'iho Pd:cr5paT5 "EApiess" cartalus no
following ;'"ss fTnis a goR;;cn,,r s.vi,c tho
result Of his "fcesye.inn e fins on sho Jainss
on lie i h instsat:
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Sever.i gunhaits. including tn; :I,aitor
ana Galsna, waro lying i'll James -,ver off
Turkey b nj. pr.pared to shell the Cvrf :ts>
r.i-r, should they .t;s,k McOieilan'a force
a, Garter: L>utins tic gnnho.t Stepping
Srocns va, lying 1T the ~nari, rGcei7iril Oil
board tho ,=oun,!-d si,, had walked from Saw
.se's S;at,on. Tue gryuod 10 no vicinity; OF
;as landing S.a coSSssi with sick bud wound
cd soldiers
Carers Landiug is threa :n;lss above City
Point, and about twenty-five niles from Z CHI
mond. Turkey Bsod Is eight miles above Car
rer's Landing.
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rs. 81 ~. Us ES;sSJaNf.
TENHf LADIES Kict.,ncnd requisite" 70 V,His s
WiLoor uoCpIre, a. all hou.s, Sni pro~dr iuc '''A
~ z =" g ;lNE po-t s-rSo-
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IN =. -Cic,i.." "a: san ,v,: t,z t.a:. is:'
t,r- i: S:gaE~>'- 5.ation a!,6ariisot ~ -.uaJs5
u,r,i.ii :, wIrh. sod, grafl vi lhs An Un;roc.
>!.tts .av-i.l. .ui aud "o1rh dgs .ui>;,
I'll, after rr,sasrg no w .i-o G Co.
ihc,e ptr;, Oh S,u:sEY, .>cu. ".i- ! l,j-.
al oi ~, ruu.a.n aud RICK, cha E ,crG;au
ial.o ;iui.. tha :.h''.."i Fr.d;V. m,..: .-,.,..
IL was i"und ;i,, o.shi- /" .,r:i,.7., uk'r.: ~.
:n- is',.s: "rc ,nverity :. ,G:;r ~ou 1tl, %}.u
aE 5 mSttsr ri Unn,rnity. Il. veil g. g :t,,85-
,Ilr ny :..fo LII ~ i.;ns
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Jaa. j. H:.Icr. TrtG'arrr
ri. :. p.u~,a ., Gn,.stsTs. A~- -
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M'an,r.l;n e:c a1s"t;. ..'ts"+ a.o"i - 90?
movement h.r3ug; ,econHUiSrrsc Oh; liant
-Gd Ii .,:i.@ thsi -o.y9vt Il ".1 uos,InHr hSG
'.n"n s',.uGo::1j. 2sh"d il. and ralasAed vi;
vi..rrGsi. G-n-'s,s T. ooaer arc :: cf>.Eiia,.!,
nroSs hem a.cs, >0d Con M:ssner'4 arga4e,
ni~s,s Lr.nd $; 10 -'gat t;":s, r5Hreed ans
captured ,sn Ut heir guns. T." ';on'-&t1ar-r
p.J j a. ;rit los th- iIia, IL 81! 5a w:i:a:i IN
cb:a'ncd TITS caiv siugs;a as n;ar Say
pk.', = .i;CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-08

Concluded it q as not s:e.'.
Il! o'cl tx in tho morn.=. tho P;caet5
brought wnr, that "a lsdcce .! Confederate
c.r.Iry was coming down thI.: .ad toward The
Charles Civ road We sent "; TWO pieces oi
artillery auu planted theui IA :: onceaed posi-
I,nit. *; as 10 g. mnIaGd tho iaG - 81 tho read
upon " hi:s; nc cavalry u.s approaching
:" rva ,rey had romu sun ,ltly neac 6
y,Iieg of canis:ec WIS poured 49, their column;
y hIch causad them to rr;rrs! =; : moGt prOcip-
;tare ,rcr.r 4 nunbrf siiie1 and sc;-
cral au.lJGrh.
Gsaers ,ia7,i7d,!es r.; ~. tnoE ma ci.et:
ur: ana nccu LEX! lie ground y. re point wDrrn
,as iw;: fu-is E!cct.
4; abnrr ne ::.l= It's : i. u T,2:sd u, Ito
Fl SOL, .,Ga road toward sd. -, r7sr. MoTeirs
dly,scn ii-Ga:.l dvis'5d $50; large amount
4! .Tulsry =eT: ss,,t ;Tsard {, open tus WY
ar iia :;rrar II; + Ils tlisy succredta III
L"n4. # 8. having =sv":ai .hght sk;rEni>hes
With n. unu:e::T Tneg Wsre oalg.d tn
ii!.s caa;.iu>iy, E:;w..eT, 80 did hol reach
ru,;..v Bud ii after tho .:1!unn inst tnUk
n, l.,rs rrlt.a iI. rencPu,! ,hc ;Iy!ni "s-; Car
terra l. aiding
4 ,san O. .sgnn7 rs :r,.. ,-ut Inward
o7 the d. u.:is nj 80 :oItoned u 10.
isatry.
,ien. :L:iIi.'' ,r:.5cd p: Id,k7y Blnd OH
Monday Inoi","s.
When LIT ,ho srou1, :ls :,ss p -i!ion 70
be occupies b. our !orcas vas no: made
known, cot presume nc right oil the line
will rest CT tue Cn.iia;' Cay roaJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-08

IL Il :. - = as ~ :. - I. q - ~ 49,
~ AL, h, y PETERSON 4 CO.,
w "a iSs NJ ain street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MAS LOST Certificate No 4s6 dated March s Is4e 10
w John Rice, for hundred shares Of stock in the
Union Bank OF Delaware. All persons hereby called
TO Hhew why certificate shall not be issued
by the said Bank In lieu Of the one lost.
JOHN V. RICE,
JOSEPH W. DAY,
mari41m. Executors OF John Rice, decd.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-15
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward d. Porter, PRINCIPAL
FAII, gESgION INB0

FAIL SESSION IbBV
nlHE Fall aud Winter Session Of this Institution will
L commence on the arst WEDNESDAY Of November
sud continue five mouihs
The buildings and grounds have been placed In com.
pete order and filled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience Of aludenu
R0oma furnished for the older boys In Colleges or
private study Tree from the confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course Of instruction is thorough and practical,
designed to NJ young for admission to best Col
ges fer the active duties Of the arn shop count
Ing house
By the lberAty Of the Board Of Trustees the Academy
Is Furnished with Library OF 900 volumes, and oil
the best collections Of Chemical aud Philosophical Appa
atus in the United Satesthus aiIOrding facilities for
asquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical educa
lion lar superior to NEST schools In country.
The best Teachers will be employed, and no labor
spared to the proper moral mental and physical
training Of the young entrusted to his care Terms
muderate. For circulars and information address,
EDWARD d. PORTER,
apl2 Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-15
j. T. HEALD'S
March List of New Books.

Leisure Hours in Toi0n by the author of The
Recrestons Of a Country Parson.
Marshal Aarmonfs Spirit Of Military .InstitH-
ti0ns.
The EGrPs Heirs, by the author of East Lynne.
The Spirit of the Hebrsw Poetry, by Isaac
Taylor.
The Young StepmOher, by the author of the
Heir of Redcif and Heartsease, etc.
Our FaUOrite Poets, beautifully Illustrated.
Margaret Hoicth, story of to-day.
The Rebellion Record, part 10, with portraits of
Commodore DUPONT and Secretary Weles.
The ElOwsr Of the Prairie, by Gustave Aimard.
Treasure Trove or accounts Of Irish Heirs, by
Samuel Lover.
Teach us to 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 as published at
J. I. HEALD'S
Wholesale and Retail Book Store,
42l Market St., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-15
FOR RENT.

A LARGE and convenient Dwelling House, on Market
II Street. No. sl6 between sth and sth Streets will be
rented cheap until spring. possession given forthwith.
Apply to VIM MeCAULLEY,
noT5 No. COG Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-15

New Castle, Feb. IS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-15
Pennsylvania Military Academy


This Institution will be opened on the nrat Monday In
September, 1862, In the bulldihg occupied by the
late A. bolmar Ths situation ls healthfu buildings
for commGdiousnesH and all the appliances OF un
tion unsurpassed, and the grounds ample.
fhs eonrse OF study will embrace all the brapehes uH-
ay taught In our brst class installations to 1t Cadets
OF Literature and Science.
The Military Department will consist of the study Of the
Infantry, Artillery and Cavalry Tactics the several Drills
70 ar a. prAeeable Engineering and the Polrs Duties
The Moral training of Cadets and their abita are r
fully ATTENDED to.
The subscriber has had long skpsrlence in conducting
successfully similar Institutions.
Circulars may be obtained Of JAMES II. oRNE, ESQ.,
No. 626 Chestnut street. Philadelphia by addressing at
West Chester,
COL. THEODORE HYATT,
aps-tt President Delaware Military Academy.
So The DELAWARE MILITARY ACADEMY will be
continued at Wilmington until the close Of the present
school year
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-15

SouRvY AND ScRoFULoUs ERUPTIoNs, Will
soon cover the bodies of those brave men who
are fighting their oOuntry's battles Night air,
bad food, and drenching rains will make sad
havoc with the strongest therefore let every
man supply himself with Hooway's Ointment
il is certain cure for every kind of skin disease.
Only 20 cls. per Pot.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-15

SOLDIERS TO THE RESCUE Young men rush
ing into tho exposures and dangers Of a soldiers
life, should prepare themselves for the fatal
Feyers, the DysenterY, the Sores and Scurvy,
which are almost sure to follow. HoLLowAY's s
PILLS, used occasionally during the campaign,
will insure sound health to every man. Only
20 cents per box.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-15
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLIE G E,
N. E. corner 9TH & Chestnut Sts.i


THIS INSTITUTION,
Which ESTABLISHED in lS4l and Is consequently
In the eighteenth year Of It's existence numbers among
It's graduates hundreds Of the most successful Merchants
aud business Men OF cur Country.
TIE OBJECT
Of the Institution is solely to afford young facilities
Tor thorough preparation for business.
TIE BRANCHES TAUGHT
Are BooEkFEPEa, as applicable to the various depart
nents Of trade PsSMAEsHiP both plain and ornamental
COMMERCIAL LAW, MATHEMATICS, NAVIGATION, CiyL ENdf
NRERNd, DRAWING, PnOsOdRPHY, and MODERN LANdUAdEs
THE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
Is PECULIAR classes set lessons made Of but
zach student Is taught Individually that he may
nenoe at any time and attend at whatever hours
most convenient.
CATALOGUES
Are Issued annually after the 10th of April containing
OF the students for the year and full particulars
o terms Sc and may be obtained at any time by address,
ng the Principal
IN EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATION,
Wds spread repafdfi0n and the lengthy experience Of the
PRINCIPAL this Institution 0terA facilities superior to any
uther In the country for young wishing to prepare
Tor business, and to obtain at the time
ohich will pTOUs recommendation for them to any Mer-
camille House
"a CMrTEHnRRs Series Of 7Tfafses B0Oz KEEPING,
now widely circulated than any other work the
HuhJect, are for sale ~ the College.
3 HODGES CRITTRNDRN,
dH0rHeg-ai-LoH,
PRINCIPAL,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-15
CIRCULAR.
TO FARMERS & PLANTERS,

We again invite your attention to our large and we'll
assorted stock Of reliable Fertilizers We have now In
store the following well known articles;
No. Peruvian GuAno (direct from Agentl
No lehaboe '' VERY dry) re-weighed
A. A. Mexican Guano
JPqrdan,s Amo1iated Super Phosphate of Lime,
RhOduA'
Ground Bones, manufactured by O. Stroud & Son. At
Manufactures prices
Chemical Salt.
Also, Clover Timothy, Orchard, Flax and Herd Seeds
wine prices paid for Grain.
CULBERT 4 BROTHER
Front and Orange Streets
mArll-lmw. Wilmington, Delaware,