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| pRlf10ta TO 6ub5cF1oe n0t only IN ofdef tG
assist the Government to carry on the war
but also to reduce the volume Of currency
ind thus lower prices Of the neceesaries o
life, and check speculation. While refrain
ing from going into details, the Secretary
will take favorable view OF the 1nlnclal
and military situation. His e5tim .te Of the
| receipts from the new internal Revenue act
! founded upon the 7etnTns thus far made, Is
considerably larger than those which wero
laid before Congress bY Secretary Chase just
! previous TO the Adjournment.
There are gratifying indications that the
new loan Will be promptly takcp BY the peo.
| pie. The Department Is In receipt Of nu-
merous letters from various portions Of the
readiness to tender their savings to tue Cor
ernmcnt on such terms us 1t mny Judge most
ezredtent. Those who prefer long bonas to
I seven ard three-tenths notes, will still have
! IN opportunity to subscribe to the ten forty
per cent loan, uAich will not b. with.
drawn at present.
Our cava1r7 is still In pursuit Of the re-
treating Marslaud inyaeionlsts, but there arc
no further reports Of the capture Of prison.
ers or the taking OF their booty.
The Treasury regulations relative to bond
cd warehouses Fill be Issued some time
next week; It was hoped they would be
ready for distribution on Monday, but the
printer could not finish them IN season.
: The foolish and ecuseless storiee about the
presence of over sc, 600 rebels in MARYLAND,
and OF rebel demonstrations near Manassas,
and threatening Alexandria and Washington,
though nut,1iehrd in fhe evenfnr extra pa
snoa -e. te.'su .s,.. .a Nv ns eNaa Pr
peri, are no' oe'leVeo sven III the HOTELS OF
WAsusGroy. June l3-A snec,a1 +o +,a
r-..,,.,...;,, eous 49,. -1,. w
.>"s'"' '"5o 'n"1 Eeue!e"ah "Ao ~"
the party crossing into harSland yesterday,
puts the number at 5000 cavalry, artillery
and infantry.
only a part Of Moscby's cava1rv. mt over ao1
- NV
Or soo, hase entered West Maryland, but tits
not Known "hcthcr there t5 more behiad.
Col Lowell, Cd Massachusetts,, has sue.
cet ded In removing a large amount Of Gov
e'nment supplies ma mach honf oy the
catal TO GeofEeto"n.
N1w 1oRK, July 23.-Thc New York Til
5uEc's Washington epecial says: Heavy can
nonadiDg was heard this morning, 22d, in The
direction Of Leesburg, indicating that the
t".s. - ~ - 49,, - - 10 '"o Lue ~
W.s1,so1ox - Jn,- -Tas manila sotro.,
,.,,1e ona uen,.;,.:a-s oonnties scz 1870
nlly are t:rror. .sfricIen heIier,ng that onothar
rebel mid is In Progress. Nothing is known
here 10 jnsti{e these fears,
NE| loRk, July 3S.-Ihe Ae7a'd'* Wash
Wgsfen Wgtf ts,ecias 81, Gad n; ens io1oW LOW
0h;a ~ ~ n ' Dnio' ~ GaRh; ;, unseonE 3q
b. tie r. btls 10 elnse eonfirIement n rets1i'
u:ion for rebel civilians similarly held at
Johnson's Island Efforts for general cx-
coanee o. prisoners have thus 1ar failed
, 1864-07-25

ROBERT FARRELL,
Let Sergt, Co. G, LIST Mich. Sharpsbooters-
IRCMAnKs.--Itia ia doing Col DeLand justice
to publish the above from an cflcer in Col.
Del.and's regiment, which should have as
wide circulation as the recent injurious re-
port concerning him, hut it sill be quite too
much to expect the rebel organ in this city
to give place to the co1rection.-EDs. TK1B.
, 1864-07-25

t+ny Kingdom &0r Hokaes'-Guer1l4a
OP+FatfoHS.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sunday July 2i.-The
city is very much excited throughout to-day,
By the general tmpressment OF horses The
cityis ptcketed 1t all tue avenues leading
out.
II reported that last night a rebel force
Cs11oil county, six miles from Chant, With
the view OF cruising to Vevayr Indiana, and
there capturfug two sfx-pound pieces in the
potseasion of the home ga 1rd.
, 1864-07-25

Not Colonel DeLand.
MILES, Mich, July 2s, 1854.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
l notice an article in the TRIBUNE Of yes
terf7ay which states that Col DeLand, Of the
1st Michigan S1arpshooters, WAS cashiered
for cowardiee. Il is mistake. It was
Hooker 4. DeLand, Captain Of Co. F.
Respectfully, &C.,
, 1864-07-25

Axe 1c1 bad:
Epcs you: hair I'll cnY
Elsa your hair become tnt1%
Il turning gray pefcrs it, da;ef
A:e 7ou troubled With &sehax. b11n1x seasatlse
Rue scaF2
are yo1 noIblAd With aantruE7
Ats you troubled With Kha& u c2ued Eeras~s
aa1t Rseuu7
dsVe you lad tie Er1dpelas, srd loE, ycas 4.'.
Ha7e ron had thu Heasles. and lest IT.
EST. ycu hsd tna Typhoid FeTe1, aud lcst
Hsve you had TIE Brain FeEsz, and los: II.
Fave Jcu lot: 7ocS hsts by NY stckaaAs
% Sol Wish tIxrri4at haix7
20 you with SOFT ard lustroua halrf
Do Jon with grsy tAtY restofed7
DO 1oh wish Joux ~h!axers 4lossy7
Do gou with than restored In epie1
Go you giant dtesstnS7
Do JOE want 1t tor your chili1eu3
Do 1ou want It for yourself, TOR ht.sr ,: e17z*.
fo. brother, histeE Or ffend?
Go Jou Ea2t the beat Preparation cut aor crssa.ss
..nulattns. protecting. sestcr1aE tna eo'e1, ma
a.stsF SOFT slsY snf tz1s-,cs the 8uaac ast-'
Z 70, ~ Ha1AEt
, 1864-07-25
FROM MADISON.
Wisconsin Quofa-Arr1ra1 Of Vet
Grams. -

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TH6aGe.1
MADISON. Saturday, July g, 186t.
Governor Lewis has received information
from Provost Marshal General Fry that the
quota OF Wisconsin under the call for 5o0, 900
men is Il, ,032. Tie quota Of each sub.dstrict
will be reduced By any excess It may now
hnye over all calls heretofore made, and in
creased by any deficiency Of such calls.
The Government has authorized the pres
ent sanitary State agents to recruit for Wis.
consin In rebel States, so far as possible,
without interference with other duties as
agents, at the expense Of the localities de-
rt~
, 1864-07-25

A UCrION SALE OF NILLIN
AREY sTOCK AND FlXrTRES.
will az L At the sto:e ot 4. c. loya. 1888 Randolph
On Tussdas ;6'h * ose9oa s @ @the eas.ze stcSS
tera, sbles StAncs Ionnses, CAspet4. Iron frA Aee
il II: ~ .f143 RATES. An stlOrAAr.
, 1864-07-25

MRS. r. E. HALE, Professor Of
1yt the Piano rcrta a,rect from tnpdcn, E1eoee>
Il ply It hsy resIdet c.. - Third Avetne, 1t a.
Benaen't ustc sture. to- Randolph street. Y
Uf1int' III Na-dolph 'reei& IsDnt Cady. 8 CLARK
SOL Of II knY IT b. h!ncii Musl' Stores Y aA
cil1 P. o. Bcx SIS. tyeoa3ts ssank
, 1864-07-25

SUMMER A1ERINO GOODS.
~ Ee keep g :oD SUPPLY Of
n eka1 Eu511Ah Makes
Which a1a so sCA5CB this sess1n.
Et.Y. Gcnt'A FuKntsner.
9nN xrt TremUuS Rfncf.
, 1864-07-25

Atlanta Reported 0ufE-net4tfs of
Wednesday, Fleht-A Brilliant VIC
IDfF.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20

NOTICE.
lust received at 500 Market street. iArgs and beaut
u fu collertion OF Glass Fruit bowls Of entirely
aiVloA. Cali and examine them.
THos. Y. de N0RMANDIE.
Now the time for putting up fruit or winter and
lars for that purpose o. every reliable kind hand
aud for sale by TIi0S. Y. de HORMANDIE,
jaual 500 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
Irpoftant 10 LifS IHsurtrs. Fdets ys Fiction.


PERSON aged 80 insuItfS6o0O on his Lille In the
II NEW KA0LAND MufuAL LIfE IHauRkECE COMPANY, by
paying S72 80 In cash, and note for amount.
In oil caih eompanles $40 would only insure $4,000.
The Note plan adds 5000 At Tha Cash plan adds
only il 800 in II yedy5.
In ne Company ha dividends are applied 10 can.
ceiling the Notes thus reducing the amount of both prin
epA and interest.
In the event OF death the heirs OF the Insured under
the note would receive $500 less the notes
paid. In the Cash Company only 5000 would 10 paid
10 the heirs Of the deceased.
A person aged 81 insured In the NEw EHdLASD
Mutual for $1,000, paying annually s4T0 In cash and
note for the amount About year nes he enlisted
In the Goth Regiment p. v, and after few months
vice died. After dedueng uupad notes. his widow fe-
eesed Aoout $3.50 In Cash Company the widow would
have received only $500. One fact like this Ia worth
thousand pamphlets got up to deceive the public.
A prominent Market Street merchant remarked few
days since hathe could make than ten Fer cent
tile amount lett him by tue Company at six per cent
terest This good sense. THg sTEREat MADE
IEsBRHp THR INTEREST PAID TO
fHe CoNPANY This important ia5t ia entirely ignored
BY all cash Companies. The upiAirness aud design
ueh course Are too apparent
The great OF the Note ComPAu hiss provoked
the unuat attack Of dl CdiA Companiea discrimination
Of the two systems will any candid man that the
Note Company makes the largest provision for his family
! tAbout half the expense.
The great object OF life insurance IL PREsENr 1hNsFlT
and not a remote contingency.
The necessary blanks Will bo furnished application
W. D. STROUD, M. D., Medical Examiner
At the office daily, from ~ to l o'clock.
RERkRENCE5.
| George II. Stuart, ESQ, james Graham Esd
Hon. WIN. A. Porter, Rev. J. b. Dales, ID. d.,
| b. b. OomegyA Esq, Boyd Stroud,
Joseph Lea, Sterling Franks,
Henry bmOns Julius Lee, ESD,
D. Rayner Goodwin, Il. D., VIM NJ Smith, Rsq.,
| ThsnaA b. BECK, Esq. Baker & Hopkins
Wallace d Browne.
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent.
feb12-ly 426 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIR a
Insurance Company Of che
State of DeIaWaro.n
l0RlalsAL mn uElEEl ~

(0Rid1NAL MlLl CRlRK dol
Ths Company soutnues to offer TO the people OF noh.
WAro Its auperor advantages Of Insurance agsnst loss
by hrs all descriptions Of property, except MaTins
riiks
The Insututlon s commended by over 20 years expert
sncs In attention to tho sf hutuR Insurance
fbsinE h rsi 10 introdues the principle into our stae
bv reason OF which, II 10 believed the Managers have
kesn enabled TO adjust aud discriminate between tbs
deront varieties Of property az to render the msmbeT
ship ameng thu equitable In character Of the nner-
Gus Insurance Companies pressnisd to the public
takes credit to itself that Its payments Of losses hAvo
been 20 prompt aud beTA that III % years business aud
losses ren hing over So0O0O, not single Of hlga
ton occurred ard scarcely one without entire salts
Iooslpr more 70 the safety than the number and
amount sf Its risks II has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands of Dollars Of Insurance., either requiring ieo
great an amount In single risk a. Offering unnt ob
scts Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manDer II Ia conceived II has the safest aud
most select list Of lnsuranres In proportion 10 the amount
Xix Millions sf Dollars, OF any other Company
within reasonable range
insurance At all times moderate onssixth, duriaE the
asst years but It presents now clear surplus fund OF
Notes which By the resort to Scrip Certificates OF
the balances due 10 each msiuber being lssued will
be paying interest to them from January 1862 at the
Rteof per cent per aunum thul matius still trlhe
ii scmnsncsd tho year 1891 with real prOtselon to
the community In Deposit Notes OF $abOO01
suFplus Rund 10000
Ms the work Of lie Farmers Of Delaware and SS such
'4'' N''' y '-'.' rrsadsut-JEssR SHARPE
easrstAry and Treaaursr--RoBERr Mccain. N. D.
directors
Rli Wilson, Brandywine Hdj James DelAplan, CHRISTI
ana Id; James Webb, samuel Barr, H. Z. slotssnbnrg
and Jesse sharpe Minlingt Hdi Robert AcCabe, Mil
Creek nd.; John y. williamson, white Clay Creek Hid
George JAnyer, New Castle Hdi Curtis Il. Wilson, PEN
cad g Hd; John o. ClArk, Red Lion Hd; wm. Temple
smyrna James II. purnham, St. Georges HID; Charlei
r. Fleming, Peter p Causoy, Atordi Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunnell, Georgetown.
AuENTs-As we'll Or receiving applications for lnspr
anee as auss OF members:
Eli Wilson, Brandywins lid; Robert MeCabe, Mil
CEsek lIdi Jnmes DelaplAin, ChrslianA IId.; John
! Williamson, white Clay Greek Hd; Curtis D. Ellison
fkder I'D Red Lion St. usorges, aud Appoquinimtnl
Hundreds. Joseph q. Qdhth, smyrna James Crippsn
/ New Castle Hd; Charlie T. Fleming, Milford. Chsrle
| Tunnell, Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications on general business addressed to tn
undersigned, Wilmington will receive Immediate Atten
ion.
80 ROBERT MoCABs N. D. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
Wharf Property for Sale.

excellent Wharf pcplriy 10 the city OF Whining
II to-, Del, with $50 eel on the creeN eontaitIng
between two and three of land, on which i PiVR
TkNEmbNIh. It's ne4r the Railroad and adIoius The
extensive ship yard Of John X. Kifkman a Ca Ths
water along It's front Ia the heat n WmnRton and h
been usea for ship yard and Coal yard Por shin
yAid or Rolling MIL, mAuufa elulng purposss IL h
unsurpassed by any location IN the city
Apply 70 W. N9cAuJLEy s co.
noVls- COG Merket Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
A Beautiful Country Seal for Sal g
NEW LIVERY SRABLH.
Farms for Sale
IN
DELAWARE, PENNSYLVANIA.



No. I. farm OF nnety Newark
No. 2. iaTm III Ohiailana Hundrel four miles from
Wilmington, containing sixtyslx asres Of land, with
good buildings.
No. .. A in Cecil County, Maryland, containing
two hundred and thirty acres.
No. :. hrm In Appoqunimlnk HuAdred, three miles
from Townsend Station, tbs Delaware Railroad con-
tainng threo hundred and two OF buildings
No. o. farm containing Que hundred and seyent ,.
nine arre. III West Dover iinnirsd Kent County Del
In tso tracts and with two sets OF buildings.
No. 8 harm containing one hundred and seventy.
ieven aeres within hH miles of Dover, Kent UAunty
Del. Half IN timber.
No. 7. farm OF ninety acres Glasgow.
No. g. very hne iarm OF one hundred and twenty
aarsa IN Chester County, Pa, near Ohadls Ford.
No. o. farm in BrAudywine Hundred, i've miles from
Wilmington, containing i4A Good buildings
No. 10. farm III lirAldywine uunarea, containing
- Gooa buildings.
No. J.. iarn in ohriauuna Hundred, oenrevlile
containing 10 acres
No. i2 farm IN brandy Wine Hundred, eont.lnlug
io3 ares.
Ths above hrms Will bs sold 90 very reasonable terms
and at moderate pre,s. With ome, pos sssiou eau he
given immediately.
Por terms apply 10
W. McCAULLHY 4 CO.
6C6 Market street,
Nilminntop Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
TO TEACHERS.
National Blackboard Stating,

The above may be applied 10 Wood Paper Plaster or
Ilnted boards, either old, and eau hs used With
Tue eonmon fAyUna Or With ehsk Slate sospsone
psnen, The anufetuIef esys Ia warranted 10 Rlys
entire satstlon, when used according 10 ts desong
accompanying 1t. dec etf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
nj LDIcAL DEPARTMENT
Nl Or Tue
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

The FIRTY-sEvENTH SESSION OF THE SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE In the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
will commence on MONDAY the l7th oil October, 1864,
and end Gu the LIST Of March, 1855.
A full Course OF Lectures will b8 given on all the
branches as follows;
On Surgery-By Prof n. II. Smith.
On CAsAtsiTy aHd PhorRaeg-Dy Prof WIN. z.
Aiken.
oa obasirlei aud DinGses Of lVomsA and CaiidreH-
By Pref q. W. Miltsnbergar.
On Principle and Praeile ef M,ditiaf, and Cinedt
Medicine and HygeHe-By rIoL Richard hcsherry.
On Anateaay aud PhydoloSy-By rrof Christopher
Johnston.
O, Chew.
Prastisal Anotoay will be taught by james H. Butler
N. D. DohlouttratOr.
During the continuance Of the war Military Surgery
and Mlfiory Hygiene will te Introduced regular part
Of the course,
MAtTculAteI Of this School hAVa at all times 10
the wards Of the Baltimore lnfrmAIy, where they
witness the performance Of all tho principal operations
In surgery, and observe the forms Of dts.
ease under treatment The Infrmary spacious hos
pAl AttAehtd TO the Medical School, and II s opan 10 thu
Students daily throughout the onlire year without Any
additcuhl charge.
TIs iees for hs ful Course sf Lectures ara 90 for
MAhisuAti5n, $ aud for Practical Anatomy, $40.
GEORGE W. MILrESBEk0RR,
$3.50 Dean Of the Faculty. :,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
STRAW WANTED.

Law Co-Partnership.
RI He undersigned have entered Into rnsrEhip uAde
i the name and style Of BRADFORD HIGGINS, In
the practice q Law, except 10 where the United
States or State Of Delaware are parties
They will practice In all the Courts Of this State And Of
the United States for the Delaware District
All business entrusted to their charge will rSesiYe
prompt attention. g.
EDWARD @. BRADFORD,
ANTUlHNY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
rhe Rev Jacob seohler,

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Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
DENsION6, BoUNTIES,
Rack PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
CLARK q GAYLORD,
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dose they will secure the services OF Law Firms In
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all tho necessary blank forms Of application and
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and CroArs for distribution In thefr vIoinity with
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tHp Thoir charges will be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
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TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
And Collection Of PRIZE MONEY.
Tl- Soldiers enlisted since the 1st OF March, 1851
disabled by disease or wounds are entitled TO Pen
| aionI, Al soldiers who serve for two years, OF
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| the service, since tho Commencement Of the War
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minor children, and II no minor children, then the
father, mother uisterH, or brothers are entitled tC
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ant mothers, sisters, or brotheIl VIII be psnsionod
WILLIS L. GAYLORD.
| Washington, D. c., 1853. mar t-lv
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
MEDICAL.
CPEoIAL NOTICE.

~ Ll r- @, aE'a 5s
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srAl block, Corner ofssvenih and strssts. oppo-s
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.. sELR-ABUsR. ...1a.
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