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FROM FRANCE.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
fARr. jsne 20. 1868
the Emperor One day last week at Fontainblssu and
70 have expressed himself well content with the
interview. About the same time Messrs- Lndssy
and Roebuct, members Of British Parliament aud
volunteer c. s. A. Commissioners, were also re-
eeived by the Emperor, who told them he was about
renewing his proposition TO England for q combined
diplomatic action IN American Affair.". Mr.. Rust, the
Z. o. a. Comui,sioner ss near as be can get to ths
Court OF Madrld has lately been here In consults-
tiop with siioeh. II 10 thought especially by those
who wish, that Spain IL ready TO ioin with France
tn any plan Of diplomatic interference with our
sfsirs-lookiDg TO recognition Of the Southern Con.
federacy.
II does seem as though by this time we Americans
should begin 70 understand that Louis Naposan 10
quite as much an enemy to our institutions az
Lord Pslmerston and the English ruling classes. 1t
does teem though IL was about time for To be-
gn 70 rec that bis Mexican sxpedition-no TO speak
OF other csusesquite changes the old relative po-
htieal positions Of France, England, and Americs.
II be holds TO the Mexican or rather American pol
iey indicated in bi, letter to Gen. Forey Of July 2
iet% and he gives not the slightest signs as yet OF
swerving from itif he holds 70 bis general maritime
Fooey which he has pursued 80 Isrsstently from the
oHgnhlng OF his reign, and TO bis policy OF English
sllisnce-to the faithful Observance ofwhich be IL not
more bound by general considerations Of European
politics and OF domestic politico-econouical con-
ndsrai'ons than by perona dyusstic considerations
1t easy ~ see that the old traditional notion Of
French hatred OF England and friendship for the
United States, 10 not his notion. The notion OF
nftsen years ago, that France looked with COM
placency on tbs mautime and other growth of the
United States as a balancing power to Brtsh COM
nerce and supremacy on the seas, 10 10 longer
sound When the Emperor means 10 be chief Of q
great Maritime Po ser himself, be becomes Jealous
p0s s.Iy y G-s.aae, u, Is L.ylsd. VI vi s.tss
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Arrived.

stssm,hip Plantsssnet (BI Bennett Kingston Jsn JAY
and Port 7tk udss snd pass TO NAseu Eoosn
steamer Pulsrburg, sbsrvoss Psrt.snd, mdse 70 H. b.
Crsmwel Cs. .
steamer Fanny Csdvansder. Pen'n. Bsisn'". md's to
Wm Dssen. ~,
tan ID. C.. In balast 10 u. 8. OusftsrIasster.
stssmer SARAH Jsnes Philadelphia ndse 10 Lsper Xix
s,ssm.r Beverly Ps.,cs Philadelphia. nds~ to James
Steamer King Fisher. Eyo PIovIis.ss. ntss. " T.
steamer Bristol charles PhiladspAi. nd.s- to j. Hand
st,smtux W. u. FGse Cons,0oh. Buffalo, via Portland
ssip r. wnder Tsrsy (sf Bsstonl Tpths, New Orleans
is d.y, ha..t July lat ~ len u % passed
bsrt bsrdiuiA from New Orleans for ns~fsIk
But LinJs stewart (Psrhia, Bathurst, w. c. A.. Jane
lb hiiss 10 Jonathan ThonPson
BGk Pride Of the Sea- Pstsrsw zssA, 70 days sugar to
YsnASs del Vale Co -
BnrP. j. Nsvias (sf st. John. ~ o. Cole MstanEa u
a,y,' ss,su .sd v ssl 10 r. l. Nsviu. Ssu.
Brs suwsn.ss. MsCss Aspis"all D. days, In ballast %
Mccall Duncaa.
Bra scott. lnr) Bur'slL Pence p. r.. II days Hasas'
" sturgss Co.
Big o. L. Bssinsn Parker Bssgsr days Lumber to 0sd
hsy 4 Hslyoks.
Bris Wsisrl.s wsli.r, Ronaout coal for Bo,,sn.
5esI. Margaret Dill (aL), DlL Cow Bay. B.. 10 dsys
coal 10 master.
ssbt sarah GARDNER, Bssl. Rondout coal fer Boston
Sehr Banner Tufs PsItlapd Ne. days, lumber 70 mss
sehr Pioa..r (Brl. MsDsusla. Wallace N g., 10 days.
stone TO Q. II. TrumbulL
sshr. Bsy Stats, vsrrin, RssilAnd. nnA
wIND-ssnssAS s.
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suIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....-..J IL
Cleared.

s...nsu-Jsssphirs Thompson. Cundia Baltimore, y"
D.. til Detroit Teal Wsssinstss. LoPsr hhkpe,nef.
Pl,msath Roeh. Hsmtnsnf LssSsa. 0rinnsl min,urn Il
CO Adj: lH.nl Chaser. Aa,"sp, W. r. ses.di Io,,s,
Helen Augusta Br) Burstsn, Gssssw, hurdock snyihs
Delhi TAws!t.s CsIk. {. X. Quincy
BIir,-Ysuax Dorchester (MeDorIssuel hs'tsfc1m A.
Hu..sy Col W. H. Harris Cosicss,. Dsnsrsfs D. L. Dc
WsN q,
eehsonsrS-Gsorrs w Glover. Thsmas, Rectpert, J. "
Hsviland; 8 T B.ks Sgith BsltEIsrs Asrril Abeou
B.a Butler, Crosby. FsE,Isss Moures i. kenny oesaa
R.. W ~. Psrl.nd John Boyntons Sous Clara amer.
Mont,eusry, Phi sjsp phis. v. MeK" L,ssnnsh Tse.'
Bestsn O. h. h.iehi L,'rsl.ds II5aI' N.-oqryP"rii.
Moors Henry; A. Cooper Conklin, Port Esya l.. 1ed'
,rsihi Ad.llne Townsend, Townssnd. Wsshingten. W
H.,asld tBr). wooe. 3d. Pierre, Mart, d II Ds"oi o. "
Kirs MeGrssor C.sis J. Bsya.ons Son'i J. +. Ausus.
WriILt Havana J. QssntrslL
sissr-XuIora Williams Nsrwieh, II. 8. Rsekstt Sen
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
BROOKLYN ITRWa.

BRooKLYK ConMoN CouHcIL.-1hs Board held
regular session on Monday evening. eomnuni'
estisn from the Committee on War aud Military Az
fairs was submitted, the petition Of Col. Murphy,
Of the Kings County Volunteers, for aid 70 enable
him to plsts the organization Of his resiuspts,
with . resolution denying the prayer OF the ps-
titioner.
AID. TrRHAH thsught that from events transpirine
In Nsw.Ysrk, We were trsading on vslsane, which
In Q moment might bsleh forth its fires, and advo-
Gated the giving Of . bounty 10 all enlisted men.
Aid. TAYLOR was Of the opinion that the msney
was required by the Colonel only and not for boun
ties to the men, and therefore opposed 1t.
Aid sTRoSs was prepared to act 20 iawfai eisi.
sen and frown down oil attempts as Violations Of
law.
lie had witnessed several riots IN Nsw-York and
the result had always been that the law WAS su'
prene. and the guilty parties eventually punished:
This affair would pass away, aud b shame 70 - all
who had not raised their voice against 1t. The
American people Lad always maintained law, aAd
ever would.
The resolution was referred back 10 the sane
Committee for further report. ..
The Mayor vetoed resolution appropriating WV
for Tag for the 56th Rsginent-ths reason beng
that there was no money in the trsasury Tor tnst
purpose He expressed gratihcatien, however, thss
,,aud of solors had been furnished by the citizens
AID. BrLxsAp offered q resolution directing the
Controller to make no further payment to any Goa.
tractor for cleaning streets and removing ashes and
garbage uness upon the certificate Of the Prsndent
Of the Board Of Contracts certifying that the work
has been dsns in conformity with the terms OF tbs
contract and 70 the satisfaction OF the Board OF Cen
tracts. The resolution adopted and the session
soon after adjourned.
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R<rieUs Accident.

kpIAsAPoLIs. Ind. Tussdsy. July H. 1883.
A terrible accident occurred here last evening
While the l2th Michigan Battery was marching
through the streets . cslsson eIploded, instantly
killing TWO or three soldiers aud driver. A boy
on the street was msrtally wounded and has since
diod.
A suspicious character, supposed To be one Of Nor
GAM tpiss, WAS arrested here this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
BORT iOaroeno' Monte.

SrArs op Nsu.YoRK.
PokTWARpsSs OgvcS. Ne Io< Wallet
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen, IN accordance with
~ section OF The Act psssri Apr H. l8s entitled Al
Act 10 Rsors.si.s the waraens oes sr the Port OF New
Ysh 70 al psrssas Interested H. or having charge o. the
Of such Inquiry anita aep OF survey tAs
the following vssssls are usdeI sI.nssss sy As fsu
Wdsss and tsst tie ssii surveys OF examinations VII
esnpstss within ten days succesins this usass o.
hoard said vessels:
bafk 40. ~
sbslsT
Brig Lllsu NO. % r
Big .Foid
DT1s %
c. IA. BRAMHALL fTssdeuI
j. Aus's HsRaInAS. Secretary.
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PassenGers Arrived

IL sesaaAp Plasssgsn. yrs~ k.nsssos. Jas 2 A. Send
ford Ar Bfss.ssr Mr.. Enskiet Fsvsr, D. N Hsnrfeuss
Mlss M.rs Mis- d. Morss Mn. Stssns. @. Argets,
isa,cs. s. Hsr.shsld, A DaisAsour, Nh Meyer x. Asss
and fsuT In ssssrsSs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
HrAD9rAnrxns SRA N. Y. Vols. No. "A. Bro.dx.y, }

Regimental Order No. 13.-Al Returned Veun'
,err Of hIs aud other IL smsn wish enroll them
srlye. IN corps suppTs. dloya rebellion In the city
n New oIk viii report themselves ATS ococka July l3
At the Of the nh Regiment No 7s4 Brssdwsy ia
each unifsn msy have retained from their eas
service. Arms, ammunition &c viii be is.ned AL old
requested forward aud their utmost
cudesvon to secure neu ioI this organization
BY command -
CLEVELAND WINsLow. Col. 6th N. Y. Vols
Official: A. h. Syssos, Adjutint.
Headquarters Loyal Brigade of the North.
No. IA BTe adv where s commune ao nns De All
dressed 10 tolope VIM. BLISS, organizing tbc bngada
ENROLLING OFFiCES-No. aat broadway, opposto the
CITY !lsi No. Ccnyes. e,29Ii.e Co. .re!.s Oi-s, 49,
Ne C>wtN. 6raobiys, sPpo.i,s City XAA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
Alililarp Noiltfs.
H,,pou,srrn. prp.HrsgsrSy the East,

HaApauARrxns DxPARrsESroy the East
kFwYoRK, July IL. 1868
To the loyal citizens Of New-X ork.-Al reIson'
who wish 10 enroll smscvs ior smPsrsy DUTY TO assist In
ssns tho present riot requested to epo
thonselve At either of tEe win: places to the ohcss
detailed for the purpose Of orsvsn. them, viz;
P.rk B.uaeks Broadway, L4f.ys,ts HAL sgT Broadway
Cooper Institute. JOHN 4. WOOL, MAJOR Oenerai.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

SUDDEN DrArH.-A married woman died sud-
denly s the corner Eleventh and South Third streets
susssy msrsins Her va. Campbell sna.hs asd been
for ever "a houfs In tie psss Of labor Dr. W. Ray
called n but too lac her and Corsns Bsret held al
inquest yesterday when verdict Of death from eIhaus'isn
was rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

LrscoLs CAvALnr.-Caph +. c. Adams would be
fsa s.y Of he omes Of the LiAeslr CsvLJ
-hs may BE- In the city H the old head soIisfa pi'ssvs
R!sss sshss corner Of Tinh and Thirty street.
nsa 10 70 II oeloeh ts-dsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

sun-Risss Il ssta a..........I,3s Asoa-hises. ssts
sna vATBR rGrs pAL .
sSzd1 Heck. s7T 9sv Island. el2 Hsu-osss.. sa'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

IrAuauRATIoN OF T. A. BEEIFIr SocIETY.-
The Father Mathew Association Of Brookys D. iBsugu
rated it, hall 1t the Of Grssd and Seventh streets
on Sunday evening last The Association numbers loo man
bsrk
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
LAW INTELI.EGENCR.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-July H-Bsfors
Judge BErTs.
PRIZE CAsEs.
In the case OF the isabella Thompson, her cargo
feun OF process made Judxs Bets hsd sn answer
Ia behalf Of tho lamsnts Of the cafgJ.
THE CASA or THE PkfERHofY.
The argument in tho OF tie Peierhof was
then resumed
In consequence Of the disturbance up town. the District
Attorney H. ID Smth ercus~d. and M Upton repre-
scnng the Captain tho PeleLon. proceeded to argue IN
favor Of the oeude mnstion-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

Rror ~ BRooxLYS, z. D.-Yesterday forenoon
OF ro, occurred south Ninth street. near sscond
caused the sndss several Ice 70 dsoontinos the
delivery Of ice their cus0msrs named clover vas
severely beaten snd narrowly sscspsd with his life Two Of
tAs parties engaged se.tsd several others esesped
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
FROM GEORGETOWN, ID. @.

The Gesrgesewn College Cenmenesnent.
C.ussposd.sss Of The N. Y. rrisuna
OsorssrsvB. Jsy H. 1854
The ancient City Of Georgetown enjoyed one Of
its gals-dsys on the I'd inst. in the Annual Cou-
Georgetown College. The students. iS5 In number,
under tbs supsrntsndsncs Of the Faculty, have ex.
hibi,sd, during the past year, great proficiency.
Tho number Of Professors has not been reduced,
although the war has cut of nearly oil tho Southern
supply Of students. The exercises Of the day wsrs
.,,,yd.d By q large audience, and were Justly sp-
plsudsd. I send copy Of the Programme;
ORDER OF ExERcIsEs.
urlo
Tn. C.,.,.rs N. sjsresr
Hannibal sss.".."'.....'''''''os'fSs w, Aswua@
r.. M.G,; .; , 10 clo..
n .Ciprisno zsssra
Modern p
Jeanne W
n 'sass'
hpHo-
Bosbdr1 Departure. .Ed~ud Rely
L. HirsI
Ausuehs Of ...heniy MJsf
Msek HHois Battle. r. heEh'y'
ChHism.ins. omPsoes'
Necessity Of HdSe.oD in Republics. Henry L. MoCa.ssI
husc.
y.lsaictsy Henry Bfsat
husIC.
Graduation aud Distribution Of Msdsls and Premiums
After tie orHuons were concluded the diplomas,
medals, aud premiums were awarded. WIN. IL.
Hrs, Of Phsdsp phix carried of tho first honor Of
tho graduating class, Henry l.. Mccullough Of Pitts
burg the second, and Henry N. Brent Of New.York
tho third. The three fret named medical graduates
were A. Boothy Of tho District Of Columbia, Thos.
Bowen, West Indies, aud j. A. Chambcrln Of New
Hampshire.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

SUPREME CoURr-CnAxnERs -JuLr lA-Before Judge
BARNARD
In consequsncs Of tho proceedings up town. Judgs
barnard being sont counsel with Gov. Seymour and
Den. Wool. Chambers sdJogpqsa yi ~ eIy a9p apW "
selsek w DayxipG
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

Sailed.
July i3-stsamsr-Norhsl LSat. Cshswba
ships-Msfmsid. Meridian.
Brixs-Hssy ThsstsIy. Mary Ann. sad others
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

"Hawkins Zouaves.0- JARDIHu ssyussiv
requests tho Oce ard Msn Of the old Eisth aud othss
Volunteer Regmss to meet at the Hesasosrers No u6
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

.ga I. a ."h 1
~ ta't t' s.
a'it s.,..
... .g A- g. sAssssss' ~a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

$3.50 Bounty to MEN RE-FNLisTfNG. siT3 to
NEW RECRU lTS-9th Regiment N. Y. Vsla-Zsasves-
REQ fanisinx npauy 6 Of this rsgmest viii receive
crus at No. AZ tuiton.st, broekyn Full bounty gveu.
Headquarters Of RssaDelt at No as Broeme, Nss'lsrk
T.. JARDlNE. Colonel
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

Recruits Wanted, for ths ls,h Regiment New York
Heavy Aril-ry, Col LOUIS sCHlhMER Commanding.
seven Batteries srsdy stationed at Fort Lsos WASH
rstou ID L. The u.en swsafing IN will be forthwith
sent 10 the Fort The highest bsuntiss are paid
WM. BRADY, Adjutaat.
headauartefs No 81 Bowsry
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

Join the I2th N. Y. State ARTILLERY, Col w. 4
HOWARD. cnsnmAndng The largest State she Govern.
a,ut boun-s .iven. fsrseus wishing % jon lhs mnen
preferred branch Of the vice apply inmeaAtsy Ad
vance bonnus. aus rsirf esthtse given Returned
heroes Of ths lst 4th. 3.h SD. and Marine Ausry wu
hni Oh. iends comrades In ths ihsilon Apply
"a 3iaIely, 10 Capt GEORGE n puLhEh NC. 20
BTSsdwav, up st.irs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

Thirty-sevenih Regiment New.Ysrk volas:
teers, IRISH hiGes. Reoreauiz.ng, und.t couiul ad
OF Col " Nj. DE- LAZY, lat- AuJor-kEChUllSW WANrs
I'D for this old lIied RcsDeut ali pat ess are
invited 10 euoll Themselves among that have ssnsc
themselves ia the Amy OF the Potos "a th>s
chn never be ensoed For particulars 70 Booniy so'
apply tho Headquarters OF tho Regiment No. Princess
Battery of lienvy Artillery for siege sne ss,'s
so duty l. being 0rganixod to be sttschod 20 We
Regiment HeNy Artillery Y Vols, Col sOhihMI.~X
commanding. For ipther Information call 81 NO '''
oxLyti sHisyrS c.p..ia .aa Ise,,,asa QaesA
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-18??, 1863-07-03
Letter from the Blockading Squadron

U. 3. s. CIMARRos,.
WARSAW SOUND, Ga.
June 10th, 1863.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-18??, 1863-07-03


ny virtue of writ Of Levari FaoiAs to me directed will
ID be exposed to public sale at the hotel Of Springer
MCDANIEL in the village Of Stanton in MIL Greek Hun
dred New Castle County Del. on SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of July 1863 o'clock, p NJ, the following des
erbed Real Estate, viz;
1IifH Tract Of Land, situated In Mill Greek Hundred,
li in the County Of Newcastle, and State Of Dela-
l4M ware, bsing bounded and described as follows
10 Wit: Beginning post supposed to be y tue dis
ding line between the State Of Delaware and the state o.
pennsylyanA and set in line of lands OF the heirs OF
Heth john Decd thence by the same according 70 the
original bearirg south IS degrees east u slO ferehes 70
sassafras NOV down. thence south 22t degrees east
81 perchs to stone, thence north oo< degrees
east SO 40 percbss corner stone in ths lane thence
south degrees perohes to post set IN the line
of said land and thence the seven following courses anu
distances according the bearing Of the needle Of the
wear one thousand eight hundred and thirty elght,
by the residue OF this tract n land, formerly notlh
7is degrees east q $40 perches to post aorth los
degrees west 90 parehes 10 IA post south IA degrees
vast ~ perehss post, north ls1 degrees west 70
Oi perches to post set In the Aforesaid ane Mouth IS
degrees east along said lane 45 100 perehes 70 post
thence by said lane ten degreel west III CIV
perrbes 10 a post thence north 2659 degrees, west DO
parches 10 post on north side oil public road thence
along the same and by the said residue north IA degrees
west 2s $40 perches 10 black oak stump SAID 70 Do III
the State line thence along the same south JOY degrees
west 70 perches the place ofbeginung containing sixty
acres Of land, be the same more or less. .,,,
Seized and taken in execution as the property william
A. CArie aud Abigail p Care his VILE snd terrs tenants
and TO be sold by L. w. sliph AL snss sni
sherif's once New Castle, Del, June 20 lsss-2ets
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-18??, 1863-07-03
-pel lHl. lIotlreg.-

EYE AND EAB.-Prof. J. lsaacs, NJ. D., Ocu-
list and Aurisi, formerly of Leyden HOLLAND, is
permanently located at No. GIL Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with disea-
SEES of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated aud cured if durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.-The Medical faculty is invited, as he
has no secrets in his mode of treatment. justly
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, No. III Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open to
receive deposits and make payments, daily, ex-
cept Sundays, from 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, till p.
NJ. On Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 o'clsck,
and on Saturday evenings from to O'Clock.
Profits upon deposits In this institution after
payment oil necessary expenses, are all to be d.
vided among the depositors. Dividends are de-
clared semi'annually, in the months of April and
October.
The Charter enacts that no member of the
Board of Managers shall be entitled to receive
any profit or emolumentfor his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Hanagers--Milam s. Hilles, Edward Belts,
Joseph W. Day, N. r. Benson, Charles W.
Rowland, George W. Bush, Edward Moore,
Leonard Il. Wales, Clement B. Smyth, DR.. j. II.
Vaughan, William II. Billsny, William Candy,
Henry C. Jones.
WILLIAM s. fIiLIEs, President.
GEORGE W. BUSH, Vice President.
JoHs P. MCLEAN. Treasurer.
WANTED.
| Local and Travelling Agents in every Town
or County. Circulars with Testimonials OF
Clergymen and Scientific men, in regard to the
business, sent free
ISAAC HALE, Jr., & CO.,
js 26 8w Newburyport, Mass
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-18??, 1863-07-03


O'Clock, p. m. l think the fare and tho regular
habits, with the exercise will build up many
feeble constitutions. We expect to move into
tents in,a day or 80 ; they are now being pre-
pared for us. Have drill several times day
and are becoming proficient soldiers.
When the bloody 9Th return, she will do SO
with credit, and 1t will be my greatest pride to
wear the uniform Of Home Guard.
Our officers are attentive to their men and are
highly valued Many men will loose thousands
of dollars by being here, but all appear satisfied
and good nature Is the order of the day. One
feature which strikes one on entering our quar-
tiers is the names of the hunks such as Grsrd
House." Continental" "Pyscalutor House,"
Abolition Mess" and Qualification Hall"
when the proprietor will always be happy to see
friends from home, or throw hard tack on jim
Watson and his friends should they presume to
dirty our halls with their foul hearts and Con-
taminated bodies.
Yours Respectfully, c. F. 4.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-18??, 1863-07-03
OFFICIAL.
Attention, Men for the Invalid
COrDs.

wa R9s
ONLY those faithful soldiers who from wounds or IN,
" hardshps Of longer III for active held duty
will be received in this Corps Of Honor Enstmsns w
be for three years unless discharged Pay aud
allowances same for officers and Of the United
States Infantry except that premiums or bounty oI
enlistment will be allowed This will not fnyaidae any
pensions touniies which may be due for previous SCI.
vices
The following uniform has been adopted for officers a
men Of the Invalid Corps;
FOR OFFICERS.
Froek Coat-of yblue cloth, with dark-bue velvet
collar and cuffs in all other respects according 70 Inc
present pattern for officers of nantry.N shoulder srAa
According to present regulations hut worked on dar
blue velvet Pantaloonsof skyblue cloth, with double
stripe Of dakblue cloth down the outer seam each stripe
onehaf inch wide, with space between OF thfeeeshts o
an inch. Forage cap-present regulation
FOR ENLISTED MEN.
JAoket-of siyblue kersey, with dark-blue trimmings
cut like the cavalry jacket to come we'll the alb
domen. Trowsers-present regulations sky. blue
Forage eap-present regulation.
Men who still In service and unable to perform eee
tive field duty. may be transferred to this corps
Medical inspectors, Surgeons in charge Of Hospitals
Military Commanders and all others having authority 70
discharge upder existing laws aud regulations are Ter
hidden to grant discharges 70 any men under tner con
troll who may ba n for servie In the Invalid Corps
For the convenience Of SERVICE the will be selected
for three grades Of duty Those who are most efficient
and abeboded and capable Of pero, ming guard GUY
companies OF the First Battalion Those Of the next
degree Of efficiency including those who have ost hhnu
arm; ami the lHtst effective, including those VINO
have lost foot or ey to the companies of the Second
Third BAttalions they will be armed with swords.
The daes will be chiefly TO act as provost guards and
gArrsons fer cities guards for hospitals and other pub
lie buildings and clerks and ordeles, etc. II found
necessary they may be assigned to forts, etc.
Acting Assistant Provost Msrshals Gansra are author
lied to ppon officers Of the eguar Service or Of The
Invalid Corps 10 administer the cath Of enlistment g
those who have completely iulhlled the prescribed
conditions of admission 70 the Invalid Corps. VIZ;
!. That theapplicants unfit for srvlce In the teld
That he Is 81 Tor tho duties or some Of taemi indi
| Gated above.
g. That il moi now in the servisc he WAS honora j,
discharged.
4. That he is meritor0us and deserving
For enlistment or farther Information spply TO III
Board Of Enrolment for the district In which the appi
cant is a resident. -
EDWIN WILMER,
Provost Marshal and A. A. Provost Marshal General sta
of Delaware
| HEAD QUARTERS Provost Marshal Stale OF Delaware
/ suyrns, DEL June 18th, 1855 iei9lm.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-18??, 1863-07-03

The laws relating to health so exceedingly simple
be within the comprehension Of the most limited
pacity Disease is eect-the violation ofsome pru
pie Of nature consequently the infaeoH Of her laws
invariably punished with pain and suffering Medic
writer's classify the predispoHng causes under two head
An tfnhealLhN condition Of The Stomach, and Dc
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-18??, 1863-07-03

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &c.
W. LIPPINCOTT, Druggist III Bsetsf Street
Has been appointed agent for this pssiiaueS ~ place Of
u n rompson who has been heretofore sole Agent for
,en NM owing = removal of the proprietor
" ssirhis no .-ssncy has been transferred 10 Mr.
70 ~, ~ vii always keep large supply Of Il on
ed Wholesale and Retail II Is alho kept for
at E. MeINALLs Drug Store, and at j. ; GAL
EhGHERs Drug store. Price 25 cts. per hottia.
The popularity Of this preparation may Induce dis
honest and unpFinciped to make Imitation con-
requentiy all should ask for HAsSON's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF TAR my lb6m