Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

porous condition, its fame hns extended to all |
parts OF the country, and its Catalogue embraces
the names Of Students representing most Of the
81 ,ies OF the Union. The buildings were cree
ted txpressy for the purposes to which It is de
voted, aud great care was used to cOnsi ruct it
in such manner as 10 inure to the health and
comfort of the pupils The faculty is composed
of ttachers Of merit. None are employed in
THIS capacity who do not occupy high rank in
tue profession. The course of study embraces IA
thorough training in the Classical and English
branches, whilst Mt the same time strict regard
IL paid TO the moral culture of the young ladies
attending the institution. AT the Wesleyan pu.
PTS secure all the comforts and attention OF home,
and no Inins are spared to prepare them for any
station in life which they may he called to Oecu-
| p. We take much pleasure in recommending
the Wesleyan to the patronage Of tue people Of
Delaware, who may have charge Of the education
Of young ladies'. They cannot find better nur-
sery of learning in The State, or one that
combines in greater degree all the elements
necessary TO constitute IN institution where
females can procure thorough education.
United STATES GENERAL HospiTAL.-The
following is n list Of those admitted, returned TO
duty, returned from iurough, on iurlough, trans
ierred, and deserted, at the United States Gene
ial Hospital in this city
AdRHeA-Joseph Legg, G, purnell Cavalry
Sergeant James II. Davis, @, LIST Del Lieut.,
Samuel ii. Jones, Goth Pa John CuTren, q, 9th
Del John Khk, H. 9th Del Barney MCClos-
key, G, lst Del. John Mcknight, b, ID Del.
ReRrhfa 10 DHV John W. Quinn, G, lst
Del Corporal Charles McCanen, G, LIST Del g.;
David Longstreet, H. LIST New Jersey Cavalry.
Re'araed from Fariough. Frank, ID,
Fl New Jersey Volunteers.
On fariough,-Joel Abbott, D, 18th New
Jersey Azcl Nichols, II, 18th New Jersey ;
John kinsler, G, "a Del. Thomau Bishop, a,
IL h New Jersey Corporal Jacob Winters, A,
S'h New Jersey Joshua 9. Arts, b, lst Del.
, James S. drummer, G, LIST Del Sergeant Eli
, picsinson, l. 4th Del
lsangsrrd George NJ, Strasser, b. 9th New
New Jersey, to Newark, by order Of Surgeon
h General. The following were transferred Il
4 Trenton, New Jersey, under charge of Sergeant
+, Amos 4 bradley, to be mustered out, their term
oil service having expired Jamts L refhune
l.. Id ; William n. Garrett, t. 23d Peter
4 Ackerman. G, I'D John Van ripper, q, 9th
y Ihonns Wooley, c, 30l; Cornelius Robbins, A
80 IL Corporal Isaac Garrison, Il, 10Th Joht
r IaJl or, b, 2Gth Corporal George NJ Riley, II
- 9th Oscar Smith, b, 18th George String, q
, 18th William liansmaun, L. 2l,t; John Slolte
' H. 18th George Herbert II, 2lsi; Corpora
, George A. Titus, II, 3ls.
~ Noryftd james Lynn, Il, "a Del. JOIN
.. Dueau, q, oh New Jersey from futloueh
y No. Of Patients in The Hospital, ~
A. Strength of Hospital, ~
st The Fiay.6fth New York Regiment passe
le through ha city yesterday morning for Balti
OF mOte, They numbered about too men A Int
TALON Of sprague's Light Cavalry, from Ne,
I'd York State, also passed through III the same trail
y fer Washington.
NEW CRY RgsFRvoius--1 work Of con
~ struciing the new city reservoirs il now pro
~. crossing The city purchased the premises be
ul ~" i'otuVy """ '"n suee'F' o' tue helr
t. s., ~ ,n ''f'I', "es'"''" ni'e'n huref' 10
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me substantial brick buili:n, il In h., croo,o1
lu the lot on Market street n thinning the resilnn
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