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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29

M N. DEMING. NJ. D.. would most respectfully
w announce TO the citizens Of Portland and "
cinty, that he has taken n suit Of rooms ~ No II
Ciapp's Block, corner Of Congress and Elm Streets
mp stairs where he win remain through the summer
ment
lie would especially invite the afflicted thai are
isboring under any old aud inyeterae chronic dis
ease, in the form of Scroiula, Hip Disease. white
Swelling. Fry sipelas, Salt Rheum letter kash and
every hgmor OF whatever Kind or characters ikewiss
spinal diseases. curvature of the spine. ST. Vifns'
Dance. hts paralysis, contracted muscles. distorted
limbs. dyspepsia. liver complaint general debility,
the attention OF the public to peculiar manner Of
curing
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29
Arrest OF the Pilot of the Keokuk-Govern-
eminent Agent Robbed of $50, 00O-Rebel
Trade with Bermuda Brisk.
NEW YORK. April 2S

Counterfeit Three's on the Charter Oak
Bank of Hartford, Conn.,, were put in circula-
ton last evening.
The pilot of the iron-clad Keokuk is under
arrest, charged with running her ashore on
Morris Island SO that the rebels might capture
her.
A Government agent, residing at Hoboken,
was robbed by burglars Sunday night Of $780,.
600, belonging to the Government.
Late advices from Bermuda state the rebel
trade continues brisk. There are no Ameri-
can war vessels at Bermuda, and line of
steamers, owned Ia Liverpool, are constantly
running the blockade at Wilmington.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29
BOARDING..

'Tv0 LET. with Board, in q small family, nicely
Il furnished front room. Inquire at No. 8 Apple
.on Block, Congress street. apll eodl0t
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To Let.

IuNHE commodous Chamber in the northerIy cor
y ner of the new brick block, corner of Lime and
Milk Streets, directly facing the market. Rentlow.
Enquire at Office of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO.,
Sept. Is, 1862. diff No 81 Exchangest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29
BY TELEGRAPH


Foreign Loan-An Offer to Capture Charles
ton.
New YORK, April %.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says the
enemy have not been strengthened as report
ed. They are now Is 900 weaker than at the
Fredericksburg fight. Gen. Lee is sick and
Jackson is in command, and if he will only
stay sick they will be $1,000 weaker.
The Times dispatch says that at the instance
of foreign bankers about four weeks ago,
agents were sent TO Europe 10 make sales of
our bonds authorized to be issued by the last
Congress. The late steamer brought news
that large sum will soon be placed to the
government credit in Hamburg, London and
Paris.
The Tribune's special says Chief Engineer
Wood Of the U. 5. Navy, is now on duty in
connection with the iron-cads, and has made
a proposition to the Secretary of the Navy to
the following effect, viz: He offers to take
monitor up the harbor of Charleston, removing
in his way any instructions that may impede
the progress of the ships, or If the Department
only desires the destruction of Fort Sumter
he will accomplish that. A State Senator of
California, who enjoys to large degree the
confidence of the Engineers, also offers to ac-
company Mr.. Wood on the important expedi-
ton named. understand that the President
and Secretary Welles look on the proposition
with favor, but the action of the government
is of course unknown.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29

Rf Lad, seventeen years old, situation a. an
- prentice at the House Carpenter'strade Apply
at this Office. or at l39 Commercial Street.
ap3 diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29
HAVING REPLENISHED
His stock of
CLOTHS AND VESTINGS,
BY large additions Of
Serviceable and Fashionable Goods,
Purchased in the larger markets,
WILLIAM G. BECKETT,
Merchant Taller,
At his old stand, No. 1877 Middle Street,
SPRING FASHIONS.

He has asnperior assortment of goods for SPRING
OpERCOATS and BUSINESS SUITS. embracing
the new "Serpentine" style-and elegant BLACK
and FANCY CLOTHS for DRESS and FRocK
COATS.
Choice PANTALOON GOODS of new styles of
texture, such as haze not appeared before In this
msrket-as well the kinds that have won favor for
their durability.
Styles. in addition TO the Wooden and Worsied SO
much use.
Es-Purchasers respectfully invited to call and
examine. ap27 d3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29
Stock Market.

New YORK, April %.
Second Board.-Stocks rather better and closed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29
MAY DAY.
M Az DAY
FLORAL Exhibition.
For One Day Only!
ThcfSpring Exhibition the
Portland Horticultural Society
WILL HELD
AT MECHANICS HALL.

On Friday 1850 Way Est, 1868.
tRIt is desirable for exhibitors to have their COL
lections at the Hall early Friday morning. as all the
Plants and Flowers must be arranged for the exam
nations of the Committee by u O'Clock.
The Society, among other premiums. offer the fol-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29
Steamboat Notice.

~ In consequence of some improve
S2sk@l4zk> ments to be made the steamship
sEs>qeFF Gen Banks. her trip, will be dis
continued for few DAYS. Notice will be given when
she will resume her regular trips.
A. soMERBY, Agent.
= Portland. April 81. 1868. diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29

Phinney retires from our firm
~ and his interest on and after this date.
PHINNEY. GREENE co.
Portland, January !, 1868. apps 1--we
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29

fg-The Custom House will not be open on
Fast Day.
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NOTICE.

MIR. J. h. MATHEWS has retired from our firm
IvI from this date.
April 10th, 1858. C. G. CHAPMAN & co.
ap23 lw
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For Sale or TO Let.
For Sale or TO be Let.
Counting Room to Let.

. COUNTING ROOM over No. 90 Commercial ST.,
~ Thomas Block, to let. Apply to
N. j. MILLER,
mehl dtf Over 90 Commercial street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29
Coal ShOvelers' Notice.

THE Coal Shovelers of the City of Portland
Il tify all persons that to charge eight
first day Of May. 1853. and three cents per hid for
shoveling salt, and for wheeling coal or salt, 81 50
per day. ap24 dlw'
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Once TO Let,

nN second floor, Middle Street. centrally situated
eial Street feblO m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29
DINE AT THE

MERCHANTS Exchange Eating House, IL 4 10
XN1 Exchange st. free Lunch every day from
OF IL. APPS en- l.. 5. TWOMBLY.
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NOTICE.

vUVHE Annual Meeting of the stockholders of the
L. 'plumer fateut Last Boot and Shoe Company
will be held at the office of John Rand, ESQ., in
Portland. ON Tuesday. Nav 18th. at 8 O'Clock.
apr ID. ROBINSON, JR., Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29

ntDle SOChety % Muhue.
THE Annual Meeting of this Society will be held
Il at the Rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION in Anderson's Block. ON Temple street. on
Thursday, Nav eth. at 3 o'clock 4. VI.
ALLEN hAiNEs. Recording Secretary.
ap1ldtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29

A N Engineer to run Steam Engine for . saw
N mill. man who can repair and keep an engine
In order, will hear of good situation by applying 10
JOHN LYNCH q Co,
apzi 3w Commercial Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-29

NOt1ce.
II HAYES BOY want TO put in the country to
Il work. Inquire at 81 Federal street.
ap22 div. VIM BROWN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
The Preedunen Of South Caroliuo.
from Our Special Couespopdert
BEAUFORT. s. C., Oct -. 16

ON Our Special tOr!sspOLcsrt
BrAUToEr s. C., Oct % 1903
The trumphs Of Peace and the achievements
Of War were never heretofore liable by their similarity
70 be COMPOUNDED with each Other With martial opera
tons NO have always asfOciatcd tie images Of fields
laid waste ruined honostead. burning villages and =
fugitive ard furnishing peasarty. That an opposiie
condition Of things could e1stiht il could DO foster
BY the agencies OF wholesale destruction Indispensable
10 military subsection and occupation Of an enemy
countryhas been magined by the widest prophet
Of Paradox. Ye, throughout the whole Of this Depart
mcnt o. The South excepting Only lie barren islands d
Folly Coles and MorTis the cultivation OF the soil and
the sustcnialon Of the native working people hns been
during the Last past two years matter OF Interest end
solctude 10 the military antloriieB scared! second III
importance 10 The bncCtss OF TIER oHcAsSc operations
against the enemy. an
There is good reason 10 hope tia. the readers Of Tnr
JgiDUsI may soon be supplied with AL Official report VI
objects TIE development o. s,lfsnstaning industry
alOng the freed ucgToes and the Utilization of TIE con
and ii8 pTOducts which the nrms VI Tie thipn nave
ressiahlirled the National authority. Meanwhile al
unofficial statement ofa few pregnant Mctr may DC ne
oeptabic 10 those hopeful and humane citizens OF our
Republic whose faith In the pIogrcfs Of the human race
has not permitted them TO believe ITO hDes hitherto
current aganst OF tie most unfortunate subdivisions
OF it-tOo frequently believed 10 DO inoOirgby b6sc.
because in their persons useful labor has long been de-
irauded, degraded, and insutod.
The agricultural operations d the negroes directed
by agents appointed by the Government he'o extended
over tho sea islands" Of 81 Helena. Edlsto Port
Royal. Paris Ladies', Coosaw. BarnWel. Cat. Cave.
PiIckney. Hilton Head In South Carol.nn st. SimOns
Ga, and St. Augustine aud Fernandina Tia. For the
management Of this extended domain. fVo principal
and fifty igo subordinate snyorintendents have been
fonnd sufficient To theso SIXTY men has been commit
ted Tie entiro direction Of the natives lett by fugitive
secessonots In addition TO large acceEdOns from the
mainland escaping 20 Freedom abandoned by their pro-
tended owners. or captured by tho Union forces In
raids. suoh that Of Col Montgomery into CombaLoe
Juno 1905
The principal Superintendent are paid es0 per
month, their subordinatcs, ESQ per month Quarters
and ralions are nss rned 10 MI. stringent oath IL
administered 10 lLgm pledgng them not " tiods with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

h.,c. Ia front ~ the entrance ard the rest male and
female. approaching on hois'nlcs ~ i ''e .
tions. sometimes Two on hirSe' Ln' w 5
tail onlooking ulas. with gray agii eyebrows ma
. voice peauced 10 whislfr TIC NHt Eiad 10 u, ic-
heyed aud loqed I would feel ut perfect fheTY. me
pulpit was simply "a ciosaIe oohi@'d on iNIev "n' r
A i,ttle stool e0.tlf a accommodations uf nut one i" L
noarn,ed the de-. 9il'c. The ClWch was crowded.
Er nearly three yrarS had been deserted, for t'oel
troops had infested al ihe county and the pope, W.
mostly loyal wopl 10 .sicn - t'd''f p'eaSA. =,
could not 10 patriots - tio vas oreNi oi liiN,
dined With one IT ny oougresai %. Who W, ne" -
know what thought o negro cquhzt ".u "a q. ~
feet Of the war. tod Lin ;hlt Io1od. ii's ~ y,
the negro was the eGug! IS TIE Anglo NnNoh !" '"
attainment bus merely of riire-c-tHh tn' W -.
ton " the BLACK snoH1 appeal I" 9ui ,,rt ro' T.,
that his weakness Should moe Us I" ne'P ny >.
opprcss him. | HssLltd Elm tbat -, - -, 80
as lar as knew. regarded the 1boii'4"l u 49,,
the object OF the war. TIE strife N'' ~ u' % ., -
tnueG IN maintain fhe Integrity, tho r.dh! Oh VIZ '"''
ernuent and IN thu prov denco OF uoG oui "hur' ~
seen that the coaise, toa Oh t"e Sl.'y =! -
Ia means 10 Ills end. OF course did NOS 'or no
mont adni, the right Of inau u hod another az
chatel but simply stated TO the best d ny aoll' 'he
pos.ion Of the ppwcis iAh nc $50, -, ,ut.
The road 10 hnoNyilc continued hily. How dehSht
mi the solitude If that glorious SABBATH afternoon
From n Lfiy erncucc I COGd see maintains eroi pea
around the horizon bGuding in the distance Win IN,
sky rising and fiDi; If God bad spoken an otCdn,
In all the tuinuli Ut stosln INFO adanlNt. ne
clouds were reposing on tho neCrer ranges ana Ia,
whole prospect was onSeioicI IN golden haze. ~
sat ng notes horseback. i could hear Tue meo"
tinkling Of bell the chipping Of birds aud the
hunming Of insects. while era! squirrel nasheo o. -
the red clay rand in tn sunshine passed anot.t'
night en- route 10 Knoxville SAD TO relate, Uhet sam
on the following day within dozen Ine oil tia, GU!
gave out utterly, So puttng Ircd and the baggage Oh
Billy walked 10 Our de- .ina.iOn. Never was dlstau
glimpse OF Mecca more eIa..1! 70 pi5filn lh' ~.
spires of Knoxville 10 trcd and 10 me. Tue 0oh'i
horse was grazing contouiedy behind US lie away
had energy enough ga eat. found myself quite heio
Tor NY tourney nom Chattanooga ana Vas oIdeIeu ''
report myself to The General Commanding "ho ~ -
shook hasrs desiring 10 Dc friendly, remarked, 10"
DO you do Chap.aui 80 long time since nave se'
you" This as perfectly true, IS he had never seen '
bofn,a RIyHapaLT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

oot tbc sovcowpcrs and cattle breeders ~ Europe
>, ncrnly. and ireland parsicusrIy Thank God that
isgroca has been avctted from race hy The splendid
nnJuct of The thousands Of Irish soldiers who haye
crobt In The Federal armies; and whO in uplo'dine with
tbcr strong arms the honor and authority of the Coy
,runent To which, ccasiDr 10 b. cxies and becoming
lc;,iz.ns they swore allegiance. prove themselves
ro,,ter Of n better and brighter destiny than fbn
which has for winter of centuries shIorded nc ad OF
their birth in dense mist of misery ard humhatoi--
he most woeiu and deatite that ever darKched INC
hopes and memories Of a nation.
With sincere irgcrI and froudfhp. believe mo my
dear Roche always to remain most 'liih!uny yours:
~ THOMAS FRANCIS MEhGHEH.
To JAMES ROCHE Editor and Proprietor OF I"e o"ee
hi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

Among the killed during the recent attack oo
unn,s, NJ Iookont Mountain was Lieut. Joseph Perm
iarrare OF tic SD MASSACHUSETTS, Infantry lilo wa WA
son OF Joseph Burrsgc esq. Of West CsmpiiuSe Imrs
member Of tho class OF 1882 Of Harvard oocs, - IA
soLierly qualities aftorward gained for him tho TAN
commissioned officer Thus old Harvard Aus an's'sA
name TO .hc Imports liable muaterrou VI ha oen"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
Col. Charles Rivers Ellet, Of tho N

Col. Charles Rivers Ellct Of tho Mississippi
Marine Brigade whose death announced few days
ago was buried the 7h ri tie Laurel l Cemetery.
Philadelphia. lie WA born In that city In 1910 and
completed HIS education al Paris. When his father.
Cob Charles Ellet, established the ram feet lie was
ably seconded by his son. whose brilliant services
the Oueon " the West and daring IN going into tho
town Of Memphis. hosting his flag tho Post ONCE.
md demanding the surrender u tie town. are well
remembered Though the youngest Colonel In the
Army no leaves a veterans reputation behind hin,
which Is the beat consolation Of those who are bereave
by a pairiois death. and Of which nj will speak with
admiration when tie histories 81 our brave soldiers
told by the Gresides Of generations yet unborn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

DIR. Tawney of Beetown, Wis, has been shot
at his own house by Thomas =. Lloyd 81 Defiance:
Ohio whose wife tho Doctor had scdnced. and had
living with linn. Lloyd before tho shooting induced
tie Postmaster and constable 10 accompany HIM to
Tawnoys house under the prctc1t that he only wished
DO have wituesses IN demanding property belong
Ing 10 him Arrived at tho door he knocked, and on
Tawney presenting himself he asked where tho woman
WAS and Immediately on being told that ale waa In
himself ia IA prisoner. lilo had been married to his
erfing wife 20 years. having grown up son ana
dnughtcr-lhe former in the army. 1awney when he
eoped with Ar,. Lloyd lot vito aad Tour children
destitute.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24

4 Co-PARTNERsHIP has this day been formed be-
II tween Bauduy Simmons and George simmons, under
the name aud style OF Bauduy Simmons Co.. for the
transaction OF the Retail Lum Business the old es-
tablshed stand, corner OF Front and Tatna Streets,
and they respectfully solicit the trade their friends
and thep public generally. BAUDUY SIMMONS,
Wilmington, Feb %, ls6s.-27Sm
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
MARSHALL'S ENGRAVING
OF
STUART'S WASHINGTON,

1IIRRE Ia no single por rat In this country ubout
which sHch intnres clusters as Gilbert stuArts urr!
nal head Of Washington, the possession IT th.
ton Ahensum. Il painted In l7Jj toward the close
Of tho subjects eyentu NE, aud regarded ny
the great artist himself Nii Of superstitiOus
erence. No money friendship could tempt him Ia
part with 1t he would keep ii, he often said, long
lie lived aud leave IT. with It's pndaut Martha Wash
engton legacy to his family aud this he dit lie do
clared, after many atenps that he could not copy t
and he dared 10 touch his pencil tho rn
finished hsrS pound aud dmpery. Hence 1t emiius d.
this day in precisely the condition when last the
easel in presence oi the an original wha stuart
confessed hin unable do, painter has sue
eeeded In upshn,. .p isw paEsable aud unt,
wteched copies Of this picture tve b. made that H.
reproduction In cnlOrs may we'll despai ed or
1t has been, however, tile hlghe r'nbillon Of tho emf
nen engraveIs lun ~ produce Iris picture iii
line Dutand and And ews nave thus ~ ayel H. an'l
with considerable succ but OF a sze } small to b.,
framed with effect multitude OF other lists have
furnished prints mostly, DC r aarsl In simple mezl
tint, part line and mixed .y.ti.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
NEW LAGER BEER SALOON,

yHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends the
public generally that he has fitted up the building al
the
As LAGER BEER SALOON. GEHRING'a PURE
LAGER BEER may also be had at This establishment
His Ear Is also vol snnpllsd with the ehoees
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
A Valuable Farm for Sale,


Kerosene and Coal Oils.
A LARGE supply in prime shipping order hand from
n tho principal manufacturers in the United States-
Tor sale on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
E BRtNGHURST d Co,
Cor 9th and Market sts.
N. 1-Purchaters will remember that L. b. & Co. 70
eeved special Diploma for their oils the late Agr
cultural Exhibition. nov5.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24

NEw CASTLE CouN1r, March sOth, 1858.
Upon the application Of joseph u Grubb Rxeou Of
u the last Will and testament Of Joseph Hill late Of the
city Of Wilmington in said County, deceased; It is Or
DERED and directed by the Register that the Executor
Aforesaid give notics Of the granting Of Letters Te sta
ntar upon lhe Estate OF the deceased with the ate
of granting thereof by causing advertisements be st
ed whn forty from the date OF such Letters, in
If the public places the County nt New Castle
requiring all persons having dem nds against the Esat
to present the same abide by Act Of Assembly Ia
such case made and provide And also tho same
10 be inserted wi hin the same period in the Delaware
State Juu nal aud statesman, newspaper published in
Wilmington, and 70 be continued tw1 months
49, Given under tho haud aud Seal Of Once Of the
S. Register af resaid, at New Castle. in New Castle
49, County aforesaid the day aRd year anove
written. PETER B. VANDEVER, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
NnTIcR.

NOTICE s hereby given that the co-PArtnershp here
~ toore existing between Joshua Simmons and Bauduy
simmons, trading under the u Joshua Simmons 4
Co.. is dissolved by the death OF Joshua Simmons. j
psrsons indebted TO the late firm wi please make mme
diae payment aud those having claims present them for
settlement to BAUDUY SIMMONS
surviving Partner.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24

EDWARD EvERErrs OPINION.


Mr. Everett has addressed tho following letter 10 Messrs
Tirknor Fields -
"GENTLRNFs I have examined with as much care q 3
the state OF my health would permit the magnificent
craving of stuarts head Of Washington. Ii is truly
superb work Nothing could be finer whether respects
the delity and spirit with which It preserves ali tha
Characteristic merits Of the mntchless orna the per
feotiu Of the mechanical execution. II places Mr.. Mat
shall al once by the side Of the great Masters OF lis Ar
Ia publication at this moment is we'll calculated to
turn the thoughts Of all true patriots toward Tie peerless
character OF Wash ngt0n and 10 intphe them witl
resolution to exert themselves 10 the utmost to preserve
from destruction his great life wSrkhe Union aud Con-
suutou Of the Country.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
q, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
S At the New Shoe Store,

EAST SIDE. BELOW MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA.
puE subseriber who for than years has been
euRAred in the WHOLESALE and COMMISSION SHOE
TaAnEofth.s city respectfully calls public attention to
his new and we'll selected Stock Of Boots aud Shoes OF
city and Eastern Manufacture, which he will sell re-
~ntmbe sixpsuce Is better thsn slow shilling" Whole
sale Ruyefs will find 4 TO their interest 10 give me call
Al my scquantauce with the Manufactures warrnn'e me
Ia saying that my facilities not surpassed ior getting
goods los prices. Shoes from one pair one thoustpd
AZ tbg new store 81 South Second street heloW Market
East side. WILLIAM L. "Ah"b'i-
az i4.3ni
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
Wines and LIQUORS.

And every article usually kept a wolf regulated hotel
Thankful for he patronage beetowsi him heretofore
he respectfully eoliei continuAnce OF the same and
will spare pains to merit tbs support those who
may favor hlu with their custom.
Al LIZ i EEHRENRAcm
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-24
R WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SssD
- Hat & Cap Emporium, s1a8

"TnE PEOPLES HAT slOkE,"
HAS BEEN REMuvED TO
No. 900 Adrket 81, Vest stde) Jstueen Second
and Third Streets
IITHERE viii be kept constantly hand all styles Of
w Hat and Caps we'll selected and purchased at the
lowest cash prices and will be sold Wholesale and Retail
at the lowest possible rates At biSs,ore will be found
splendid stock Of
HATS AND CAPS,
OF THE NEWEST SPRING FASHIONS.
DRESS SILK HATS superior In quality and taste.
SOFT FELT HATS, Of all kinds and colors.
FASHIONABLE CAPS, full assortment, new styles.
AS-Call and see for yourselves.
WIN. JOHNSTON.
N. B.-IIats and Caps made to order. Hats ro9ed
free Of charge
Fs-Cash paid for Rags, old Paper, &c. ap som