The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
garaI Aftairs.

Deep Sno~.-snew fen ~ this place on
Tuesday and Wednesday last, to the depth of
lS inches
Something to Please The Ladies.-It will be
seen by an advertisement in another colunn,
that the place to buy your Perfumery is at
Sipple's. Don't fail to pay him visit.
Hss~Hon. N. B. Smithers made motion
in the House of Representatives last Monday,
requiring the committee on Naval affairs, to
inquire into the propriety of fixing the site
for the erection of naval depot on the Della
ware at OF near the town Of New Castle
Mslitasy A6airs.--rwo hundred and fifty
Union exchanged prisoners arrived at Anpap-
oils, on Wednesday last, from Richmond, OF
the number one hundred and twenty fvewere
sick, Among the officers is Capt. Ezekiel G.
Alexander, of Co. II, LIST Del. Vols, who was
captured at the battle of Gettysburg, and was
at that time supposed to be killed. The Cap
tain is represented as an excellent officer, and
we are pleased to hear of his liberation
Republican;
Acknowledgements. --The Secretary of State
Acknowledges the receipt of subscription from
the following persons towards the Soldiers
National Cemetery at Gettysburg:
E. @. X. Latimer, j. F. Vaughan, Mary
NJ. Vaughan, w. S. Vaughan, B. NJ. Vaughan
Annie Vaughan, q. James Belt, James =.
Wilson, Elijah Hollingsworth, Chas. Burton,
Jf., Mrs. A. R. Hollingsworth, G. w. ebay
tor, Miss Ida Hollingsworth, y. T.. Taylor,
John A. Aliderdice, Edward Williams, Japies
Bradford. Amount received up to March Is
1864, 1921, 49, :. =, .,.s, :;
The State Bo1tntyAThe Commissioner.
have made arrangements for the payment O.
the State bounty to volunteers, end on Mon
+ day eighty volunteers in the Delaware Cav
3 airy met at the Office of Major Judd, wher
they were given sight drafts on the Stat
! Treasurer, l.. Il. Jacobs, Esq.,. which wer
cashed on Presentation at the Farmers Banl
i in this city. This fact should exert salu
e tary Influence on the minds of our people
: and by a very little effort the quota of thi
n State may be filed without draft. Ever,
y citizen should lend, q helping hand an en-
courage and assist evsry man to enlist in tn
t . service Of the country, who is disposed to d
a SO, and Shus bring this unhallowed rebellio
I'd to speedy end.-Repablican
gs The Lady's Friend for. Asril.-The Apr
y number of this new two-dollar magazin
IL opens with charming steel engraving ealle
y HARRY AND HIS Doc" This is followed b
lie Hoouk.f,1 d. IL n,
grayed on steel in the best style. Then W
have two companion engravings which wi
touch the hearts of ak mothers, called eth
WANDERER" and 'THE RESTORED" III
= music of this number is the popular song b
Ednor Rossiter, 81 LovKD TRAIT DEAR Oh
le FLAG THE BEST" and is of itself worth tn
n price of the number. I.
70 The literature of this number is "Ou
i Ned" above the Clouds by Night" illu
1. tsased. By striking engraving; Foresha'
az owings,n by Clara Augusta; "Mistake
TO Duty" by Ida Masen; Goodbye by Mr.
nd L. ]. Rittenhouse; "Mabers Mission" BE
nv Morris's Trip to California" by Nh
us Margaret Hosmer; 1.-THE Transformed y
Y; age," illustrated by an engraving, &c. II
rel Novelties, Workable and Flower Depai
~ ment are all illustrated by finely execute
wood cuts.
Published by Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 VS.
VI nut Street, Philadelphia. $500 year.
~ BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-''Yo
y TRocHEs are too well and favoralby known
'h1 need commentator"
Idy Hon. CHARLES A. PEELPs,
ma President Massachusetts Senate.
cts "My communication with the world h
of been very much enlarged by the Lanzen
which Inow carry always in nay pocket; I'll
m trouble in my Throat flor which the TRocB
-" are specific having made nae olsen a mt
~ vhisperer." N. p. PILLS.