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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-07

FUyHE fast sailing, coppered aud copper. fastened
Il Yacht Pilot Boat SIBYI.. in good repaii, well
furnished with sails AID rigging. viii be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH. Now running as a packet
between Isles of Shoals and Portsmouth.N H. Any
one wishing to purchase have an opportunity to
examine her by making trip 10 the Shoals. For
further particulars inquire of
RUFUS A. PREBLE
aug22 cod3w Newcastle, N H.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


rkEAsuRKR's OFFICE, August "a. lssa.
nEMENI .a.,sa n Of Costs of Criminal Prosecutions
I,Teo oMeo " the supreme Judicial Court A. fhe
the of Of the Leeisature of
enntIed Am Act relating to Fines and Costs Of Crrc
insi frosecu'ions' approved March 27th, 1853.
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Desirable Heal Estate for sale.

Desirable Heal Estate for sale.
nNE undivided half of the TWO sroRIED BRICK
" DWELLING HOUSE, WITH LOT No 81
GREEN STREET, above Cumbcrland.l The loi is
abont 36 100 feet The house contains ten finished
rooms well arranged for two families, front and back
stairs, unfinished attic good cellar and well supplied
with excellent water.
Arrangements be made for purchasing the
whole property if desired.
Apply to C. HAWKES.,
Residence No % Elmstreet or at John Lynch & Co..
lSe Commercial street.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T. GILMAN, Editor.
Is published at No. s2i EXCHANGE STREET
IN FOX BLOCK, by
N. A. FOSTER & Co.

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advance. TO which will be added twenty-five cents
for each three months delay, and II not paid for at
the END OF the year the paper VIII DC uiscontinued
Single copies three cents
The MAINE STATE PRESS is published every Thurs
day morning at q 90 per Lnnum, in advance; s. 25
if paid within six months; and $3.50, if payment be
delayed beyond tho year.
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BUSINESS NOTICES. in reading columns IL cents
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above rates for each insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance
EY-All communications intended for the paper
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those of a business character to the Publishers.
ES-rhe PORTLAND DAILY and MAINE STATE
PRESS Cfice, in Fox BLOCK, No. S2s Exchange
Street. is open at all hours during the day and eve
ming, from O'Clock in the morning to in the
evening"
sB-JoB PRINTING OF every description executed
with dispatch aud all business pertaining to the of
fce or paper promptly transacted on application as
above. fgH
F. Tracy. Travelling Agent.
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Brick House and Store on Congress Stree

"a Tho Store House, and Lot 344 Con gress
sssM street-a first rate stand. A desirable am
I-t2A well finished House. with 10 finished
rooms, besides Closets ha &c. Abundant supply of
hard aud soff water. Lot 2Sx9o with common pas
sage way II feet wide. For particulars inquire Of
JOHN c. PROCTOR,
jy22eod3w Lime Street.
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NOTICE.

HEAD QUARTERS PRovosr MARsHAL,)
First District Maine,
Portland. August 10. 1868
NOTICE is hereby given. that the Board of En-
~ rollment will be in readiness to examine the
quotas from the several SUBJ Districts in the follow
ing order and as nearly possible the following
days:
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-07

rHAMBERSi in the second story over store 9s
~ Middle estreet-Mtchelfs Building Possession
given immediately. Inquire of
Jan2tf A. t. DOLE.
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Evening Work.

VOUNG and active journeyman CARPENTSRS
IL can lind employ yment evenings, from 10 10 or ii
o'clock, on application at the Office of the
CAHooN MANUFACTURING CO.,
sepl If 50 Federal Street.
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Office TO Let.

nN second door, Middle Street, centrally situated
~ and easy OF access. Apply at No. 81 CONNER
ciai Street. jyl7 If
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10 Let

HUE commodious Chamber in the northerIy cor
u ner of the new brick block iorner of Lime and
MIX Streets, directly facing the market. Rentlow.
Enquire at Office of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO.,
Sept.l5, 1867. dtf No.27 ExchangeSt
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

Counting Room to Let.
COUNTING ROOM over No. 80 Commercial st.
" Thomas Block, to let. Apply to
n. j. MILLER
mch31 diff Over 80 Commercial Street
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SUMMER GOODS
Cheap for the Millions

As SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS are the
only motto appreciated by Buyers of Dry Goods
the days of large profits having gone by
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-07
Mixed Con.

z0O0 Bushels Heavy Mixed Corn landing
6OOO and for sale by
c. Z. CRAM
jy21 If No. 5 Central Wharf.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29
FROM vIGKsBURG.
Latest Official Intelligence.

The latest ofasiss inteliigsues from V.ek=hurg
Is up to o'clock 90 Sunday morning. WAsn ali
vas represented s. going On veil.
CnioAao, May "a spseisi despatch from
Cairo, to the Journal says -
Ga Friday morning General Penberton sent
Dag Of truce to General Grant Offering to sur.
render Vicksburg, If the latter would allow Lis
eoumani to lay down their arms ani march out.
This offer Wss refused.
On thursday, the rebel batteries on the north
Of the town were taken, sud burned. GA the
same DAY the batteries 81 The foot Of the bill
we're captured; and on the same evening tue
water batteries beioW Nieksturg we're taken hv
Geu. Porter's mortar boais.
On Friday. after the refusal to accept Pen-
tsrton's terms of surrender was made, General
Grant moved on his works, aud the rebels were
driven into thsir inner fortdsaiions
General Grant feels certain thst he viii be able
TO take care Of Johnson. The latter bad only
about teu thousand men, exclusive OF what be
may have by reinforcemeuts. General Grants
army IS larger thsn. is generally supposed, aud
quite enough fer the work in hand Il stretches
completely arouni the doomed city, each wing
resting on the liver.
The city Of Eeksburg is full Of women sud
ehildren-not only comprising the original ia
haei,Ants, but nany who have come from the
surrounding country for safety.
General MePheIson planted bis command in
front, or 10 our centre General MeCleruand
look the extreme left, reaching almost to the
river below.
All possibility Of escape is cut off. Every.
laiug, every living man, woman, and child must
fall into our hands. During sli the forenoon,
yesterday, the different brigales were taxing
their position, formiug 10 lines of battle. etc.
At O'Clock the battle began. There had been
skirmishing 81 the morning
General Steele drove the enemy from the
seyera. forts. sud took one complete line Of for
uheations frontei BY rfe.plts His extreme
night rested on the riverbank. under the bluff,
Al sunioWn. His division Tough, CALAMITY All
day, though the men were hungry, dirty, loot
sore, aud sleepy.
Sherman's left and MepAersons right are in
supporting distance. Both advanced their line
Il skirmishers to within ffiy yarls OF the breast
NOiks, and their artillery TO within i've huudrei
yards, and are in position At these distances this
uorning.
MeClernand is not progressing 50 fast, but il
ding we'll. We lost l 800 10 killed aad wounded
This morning there is firing oa the euemy's
works FROM all points.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29

chose different COurse did it to escape their
prison.
No Government has ever been more faithfully
served than BY these men. Ohisers VI the army
aud ayg, 10 whom they had a right 10 turn for
counsel and example who had been educated
hy the Government and never received
months pay that WAS not drawn Il ON its Golfers,
nor borne an honor that il did not confer-at the
St suggestion Of treason betrayed tue mother
that nursed them, and deserted the dag that
projected them. With every branch OF the Gov
eminent within their CONTROL and the continent
under their feet, they yielded to the niecency
aud folly Of the rebellion, aud without shadow
Of cause they sought to blacken tue name Of
America and Americans by fastening upon her
the greatest crime Of human history-tbat Of de-
siroying the best Government ever framed and
aunlhi aling the Well-iounded hopes Of humanity
in republican liberty. Thank God the officers
could not corrupt the men they commanded .
Not soldier Of the stmy, nor sailor Of The
uasy. voluntarily abandoned his post. The
[ poisonous subtlsties OF secession never touched
the hearts Of the people, led them to subsii-
tute the guilty ambition Of vulgar, Law bred
4 provincalsm for the halloWed hopes Of national
/ patriotism.
+ Soldiers let the gallant men that part from
US to-dsy receive the honors they deserve-the
peal OF the cannon and the shouts Of the line
/ Let them receive, wherever they CO. the homage
Of the army aud navy together. The army and
navy forever
By command Of Major General BANKS
RICHARD B IRWIN,
Assistant Aljutant General.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29
Gray Hair Restored Badness Prevent
CARn-

10 Sf9rs Dealers and he Public
Having oa the lss day Of May, 1868. renewed
ny contract with the J. L. Mon lion Works. for
the exclusive right 10 sell their patented articles
IN the State Of Delaware, namely, Mot, Irwin.
eioie COOKING Ranges, Cook Stoves, Agricullu.
Iists Furnaces, Caulirous and IA. iron heaters
l am prepared to effect an arrangement win
stove dealers in Delaware, for the sale Of sam
Ranges, Stoves, SC. upon tue mos, favored
terms. It will, think, be DO more than iust for
me to state that no other party 10 this State has
any right to manufacture or sell the above named
Ranges and Stoves, aud would warn all persons
from purchasing the same from any other manu-.
iseiurer or dealer than myself, as thew viIl he
bed accountable for infringement according 10
iAE, It being my intention TO prosecute All in.
frlngements 0f my rights,
ALEXANDER sAvlLLE,
Wilmington Stove House.
sAvl!le Building, corner Of Sixth anil SIsrke, ste
\. B.-l also own the patent right for iii
STATE for the Magee Heaters, Parlor Stove. mi
Ranges. aNl
May 18th, ls63.-l9.lm
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29
GOV. oANmoN AID pnE SICK

Gov. CANNON returned from Washington
a Few days ago, whittier he had gone to look
after the sick and wounded soldiers of the
DelaWare Regiments. He informs us that
he has succeeded in securing an order to
have most it not all our brave boys who
have been injured or become sick while in
the service, brought to this place for hospi-
tai treatment. For this noble work Gov.
CANNON will receive the hearty thanks of
the friends Of the stricken soldiers. His
indeiatigable exertions in behalf of the glo-
rious cause generally, show the value aud
Influence Of al honest, christian patriot in
the Executive chair Of our State. With
the experience Of the past four years oil
secession State policy, and the example o.
our present estimable. loyal Governor before
them, the people Of Delawae will, We trust
never again elevate 10 office copperheaj.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29
THE LANarAeE or pArRIorIsn

Major General BANKS has issued the fol-
lowing eloquent, stirring order, in reference
to the return OF number Of betrayed pri-
soners, whose heroism aud uncompromisiug
loyalty 10 the old tag Of their fathers, sub
jected them TO ali manner az hardships and
indlgpities il rsbeldom How ike fire do
these words Of the noble aud gallant General
gush from his heart, in burning eloquence.
IS be announces his determination 10 restore
the faithful prisoners to their families and
homes once more How they kindle aueW
the emotions Of sympathy and love for the
brave men now barring their breasts to tie
sieel Of the enemy il defence Of the God.
given right Of ALL NES 10 self government
May heaven bless The heroic General who
uttered the thrilling sentences. Millions Of
loyal hearts viii bea, 10 unison with hi. Is
they read them, and yet other millions will
rise W 70 10 honor TO tue bold AID fearless
leader, who, with sword 10 hand. is marching
on from victory 70 victory. everywhere l.be.
rating in his Triumphant course bis fellow
couatrymen, whether found ia loathsomr
prisons or under the ban Of powerful and
RELENTLESS slAyeocracy
HE.DsUAsTERs DEFAErNESr OF 1HE CUR.
l5.a Army Corps, Opeleusas. April 25, 1865.
ssrgean's Brady, stApleton, Mccormick. Rein.
haFdi, sheble, Neal, Harris. barker, and rzo
hundred aul si1iy Thine mea Of tie Eiebth la
isntry Of tie Regular Army OF he Uoit. i
States, having been exchanged By ihs rebel
Governmeni, whose prisoners they we're, arrived
st NeE Orleaus % tue 18th u SebruArg. ls63
anu PORTION Of th IN, uHier command Of Lieut..
Copley ANGRY, Fosrth Cavalry, reached Dr.
post on the 81 Instant, to scare vita Us the
honors Of this camp aign I. has been iseme
but "a act Of justice % these gallant men L. re-
.ie7s tim from this service. sal to expedite
their return 10 the North. They setarate from
tae command this Jay. 10 honor Of their de-
parture from Upeiou 81, the Commsniing Gene.
"a has ordered . national salute. and 5 similsr
honor will be psii them upon their Departure
:F9m Sew odeAn-. esp, BAinbfiige =, Ops-
: loasAs, Aui Brig Geu. sherman st New Orleans,
are charged Win the execution Of this order.
These gallant men Of the army OF the United
states IN ls1As, we're shameilly and uucoHdi.
tionaliy surrendered 10 the rebel authorities by
their superior Officers on the 9Th Of NAV. 1851
separated from tAsiF cfIeers, divided into squads
aud Temofel to different posts On the frontisr;
OF Texas, deprived Of psy for more ihau two
years. they we're subjected TO dsgrssing iAbors,
supplied win seany iood add elstAing, and
sometimes chanel 70 the ground, or made to
sufer other severe military puEishments. Re-
ofuiting officers visited them daily, Offering
them commissions snd large bouDties to desert
, their flag. Notwithstanding ,5e false reports Of
She overthrow Of their GoVsrnmsut which Sc
duasd so many men Of higher professions and
position, unsustained BY COUNSEL With each
Stber, With lew exceptions they rspelled the
brides sni avoided the treason. Those who
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29
sFuARr,s WASHINGTON.

SENARIiS WARRINGTON.
Every admirer Of the fine arts will be
captivated with the splendid large line en-
craving Of Washington, from Stuarts eee-
brated head in the Boston Atheneum, which
has been issued by Messrs. Tickuor L Fields,
Boston. This engraving has been for more
than two years under the BURN Of Mr.. VIM.
Z. Marshall. and the execution is pronounc.
ed by good judges TO be among the finest
and best works of ancient or modern en-
grayers. Every lineament is perfectly drawn
and the expression Of the calm. placid
countenance of the revered patriot and
statesman IS given in manner truly life.like.
One looks in vain for any fault or blemish.
the delineation is faithful an exact type
Of the original. Every patriot in the land
should procure a copy OF this superb engra-
wing Of the great, the good, the immortal
Washington. Besides being a suitable
ornament Of the parlor, it will call up mem
cries Of the past, which will exercise pow
erful influence in strengthening our love
Of country and making US more ar
dent in behalf of the preservation Of the IL
berries which he gave the labors Of life
time. to establish. All countries have wisely
adopted some method 10 show their appre.
/ citation Of the services Of their patriot heroes
-sither in rearing columns OF stone to
mark some great achievement, or in marble
busts. The American people have fol-
lowed their example, aud while it serves to
show proper veneration by those who
have shared the blessings resulting from
their labors. no better evidence can
be adduced Of the deep hold that q great
man has upon the popular heart, than 10 see
his portrait decorating the walls of the
parlor, alike in the humble cottage and the
costly mansion. No man ever claimed such
veneration more justly than Washington
and 10 painting OF him ever excelled thai
Of stuart, aud while We cannot procure Tia.
original, il must be gratifying to know thai
We can possess at reasonable price. cor
rect representation Of II. 1t may be seen
Handsomely framei-at the Store Of J. 4
Head, No. 42l Market Street, who vii
receive the names Of subscribers for vii
mington and vicinity, and forward them t,
Mr.. 4. b. Pugh, coraer Of sixth and Chest
nut street, Philadelphia who has purchase,
the copyright
The neat and elegant frame Of this pictur,
is from the extensive establishment o
James ;. Earle Il Son, sl6 Chestnut stree,
Philadelphia. At this establishment ma
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29
Dr.. sTayns'l COMPOUND Syrup of Wild
Cherry.

TIE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY fer
Coughs SIRE IaE1a'. Asthma, Weak Breast.
B'saeah.s, S.gat sEsas. Paius. breast Or
siisl Nervous DEBILITY, Hoping Cough. Restless
Sgais, B.s5i spitiiag. H.ar=snsss. all Paimou-
ary Comp aiuts Volumes might he flled With
proof IRON ell Isfls ai tse world. to prove that
10 remedy has ever been diseovsrei ia tae whole
history Of melieine ibat acts so prompt, even 10
the N9rst eases q pulmonary disease. A good
appetite, complete digestion, strength and dis,
position FOR aciige exercise is sure 20 FOL oW its
use II 5ou have been iamperiue Hlth the many
articles put out By persons totally igaorsnt q
the science Of medicine. 10 theory VI rrActiee,
And your case been neglected, the cough deep,
With luru.ent aud bloody t1pectoraiion, rain
aDi oppression, sore throat, disrrhel, night
sVss,s, fever, psrebel SKIN, you will fnl in Or.
sEayne's COMPOUND your only hope Of cure. u
the bowels are eosiive, or heaiache accompanies
your disease, dose Of SEsyue's Sarsaparilla
and Tar Pills will remove it, Thirty years ex-
perienee and the Increasing popularity q "Dr.
Sr1yns's Ns1ieiass' are convincing proof Pre-
pared only By Dr.. SwAyne Son, $50 Sixth
street. Aoose Vine, Phiadelphia.
Sold By 81 Druggists aad dealers in Medicines.
See advertisement NAYS ly.
letter. scald-Head, Itch, Blotches,
All Eluptious Of The ssin, Chronic Erysipelas
Of the Fsee, Old Ulcers, Of long standing, that
put st defiance every other mode Of treatment,
are permaueltly cured ~ "Dr swayne's An
healing Ointment Prepared only By Dr. SHayne
s. son, 80 sixth St above Vine, Philadelphia.
y d Skeptes douoiing Tie wonderful eura.
tive properties o. "DR. sEAFsE's ALL HEALING
uIsfNEST, aud "PAsAcEA,' are referred 10
cSt Clayton Of MidlietoWu, Delaware, q Eentle-
mAa Uaose Ssraeiiy 10 cne can doubt.
Mays ly.
Gray Hair Restored-Baldness Prevent.
ed
''London Hair Color Restorer" and Dressing
The only Aitested article that will absolutely re-
store the Hsir 70 It's original color and beauty.
causing il TO grow where it has fallen of or be-
come thin. Wh0lesale or retail at Dr. Swayue's
800 sixth street, abOvs Vine, Philadelphia.
Mars H.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29

PPoINTNEST.-Goyernor Cannon has ap-
pointed sANuEL GuTHRIR, Esq, Register in
Chaneery and Clerk Of the Orphans Court
Of New Castle County, vice james Duncan
deceased. This position was unsolicited on
the part Of Mr.. Guthrie, but was conferred
upon him By his Excellency at the request
Of the numerous friends OF the appointee.
lie is lawyer By profession, fully acquaint-
ed with the duties Of the station and =
courteous and gentlemantly man, and will,
ne doubt fill the Office in a manner to reflect
credit OIL himself and the State. Governor
Cannon has been frequently complimeuted
in egard to the excellence OF the appoint
ments he has thus far made. and this one
is another evidence Of his great foresight
aud sound judgment in the exercise Of the
appointing power.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29
SOMETHING NEW.
Dyott's Patent so K'' Coal Oil
RflruarS

for lighting without Removing The Chimnev
EA are SUI eror to all other burners for Convenience
u LluHTING, ECONOMY, SAFETY, dnr,ldlity
500 seuerAl utility sni produce light Unsurpassed
l1r steadhess and hriaucy will fave their M iv
preventing hreakags OF the chmney which / freousniy
ausd BY removing 1t to light the burner aud renlacins
y .ter MS lighted. They ngAf less than any other
FREt fRoe onsx. 49, ""u
Though greatly superior In construction, and NOR.
s " Ahutseture, they will bo sold to the trade at
= snAll ~ adFAnce as pOsAhlp above The nfdlnnrv
eaineIs Ihrir own meils Will earn for them an *
snste sac aud general adoption They are secured by
ro patents one Tor the noie Of lighting ihs other ~
Al lioNement IN the cone, by which the air passas
aA1u' % closed by the chimney, thus securing nu ey.
tFeak the chimney f " 4sNo A''u
Na-Iurning the gassholder to thu right elevates II
chimney. ID II nvnTH e,nttnS tna
&c, ~ south Second Street Factory No. / Cart,,
street Philadelphia. 80 N'''
c, AAS 1fACrUhkR Of Kerosene or Coal OH I,mrs
SAandeileFs o. every description also Wholesale
pertaining 70 the business my 30 ''"h
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29

Be- tutsfihsrs having teen identified with the esah
lals=.t o. kdsafd l. kiee have purchased the stera
ets b la eesuPed, together With the sgoek and
ftfzr-s p7r7sins 10 eontinue the business The,
respectfully solicit cont nuAnce Of the puddle afOuase
E-4eh Las Len literally bestowed upon the furuiei
rfcpflst9r. HARLAN BROTHER,
No East SeeOnd Street wnAlngtun, Del
! nAasaALL nARLAN,
EsQcd l. EAALAs. INV .q-iv
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29

"a - affT1-4r 4isFossd y his entire stock Of
. as- Il T.. = ~ Il aud LIQUORS e. Messrs Har.
- E. .siaf Va sill eafry toe business Ia al lie
s-HAi.-7 81 81 stsnis Nc EAst Second STREET
fAta tia ~ Sts iEEors he respectfully ieonmnds hi.
tlaasft 3. Euefous friends aud old customers a.
,is2 - issrlghlg uE1srsiand the busiusss aud ill
&c st-f-- AID prompt attention to those who favos
-zs2 slta eati- EDWARD l. kitE.
Aag ia.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29

OF ali .iIss aHd patterns from = in door, t. intA
Cipwu Meul1iug Diamond sash Bulk FASH Iot bed AL
s-l H5ass sa.h sash aud Blinds slea,s On hAnd d
Hts-4r iuir9dussd Al excellent PLANlN9 MACH "a
Liz t4bssr.otr viii piy stTiet attention. to NofAlug
} -. Aisl 49, PLASlAG B1ARps. Thankful tt
i AflHass lie has heretofore received h- hopes
if rAa t-isiiisa - tasinsss 10 s,rt evaunuAuoe
IA,
ks-al tfaeri asu The ely Or country p11u ply at
-auaut JOHN WALkEN Jr
l-A- srF VI = ALA dried, as an otcu has
l...LI % ID 70 So ~. INV ~ lnl
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29
FOR RENT.

nHk SECOND STORY Of the Store No e18 Marke,
.,fssi S.eepist BY levi H. springer This room Las
nsfy establishment. Also the THIRD aud FOlItiit
sLohlEs, with skYLlGnf good front entrance
eiu T. provided Inquire u Mr. SPRINGER At the
store, ~ " GEO. ". BUSH
ny cs-lm Hr-neh sifrst Wh.rf
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-29


FtouA 4e-Flour sold at 80 "a GOO for sapTrA!nis
Rye Flour sold At t5OO and Corn Meal at tA2eg4S' =
GsAis-whsat sold at 81 5sasl 60 for red Rye sold
lO6Sti 0s for Penn'a Corn sold At gle for yellow
oats sold at 7sgs0e.