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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
HARLAN g. BROTHERS,
(sueeessors to EDWARD L. RIcB)
NO. 8 EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Wines, LIQUORS and Groceries,

wines, Liquors ana Gr0cerleS.
-F7n THE undersigned would respectfully essssstS
E885 call attention to their stock Of WINES EiSe n
N&aazA& and LIQUORS The facilities possessed ii44a
purity with long experience in the business affords as
surancs Dor tine character and quality Of their Wines &C.
Amongst the stock may be found
cognac Brandy, Pale do, Jamaica Spirits,
Holland Gin, Scotch Whiakey,
in wood and bottle,
Madeira, Port Lisbon. Sweet ARlage
Tenerie, Sherry, Champagne, Clarst.
WINES, very choice and old, in wood and bottles.
Extra fine MonOngahela Whiskey, two to five years old
the favor cannot be surpassed.
Ef- Tavern keepers supplied the most reasonable
terms. Families supplied with the cheapest wines and
Liquors. for culinary purposes.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
InvalidH In want Of old Wines and Liquors various
kinds for medicinal purposes may rest assured Of OBJ.
tanning them of the finest quality from HARLAN 4
BROTHER, No. East Second Street, opposite the lower
Market House.
OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
Superior old Wines and Liquors. for medical purposes,
with general assortment of well selected GROCERIES
always on hand, and for sale at fair prices by
HARLAN BROTHER, No. . East Second 81.
TEAS, WINES, GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS OF sUPR
EIOR QUALITY.
Hotels, country trade and consumers supplied whole
sale and retail by the cask, lemohn dozen package
OF assorted kinds All orders by post otherwise re-
csved, giving limit in Price, warranted to be sasfac
toriy filled, the goods taken back Please call and
examine At HARLAN BRoTHERs, No. 3 East Second
Street, Wilmington. Del.
DupontB best Eagle Powder In CaniserB aud 64 lbs.
kegs duck and re Also, shot of all sizes suitable for
rail- and reed bird shooting in season. percussion caps
and dealer in Glover, Timothy Orchard and Herd Grass
Seed, all for sale by HARLAN BROTHER,
my.2s-ly. Opposite the lower Market House
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
PIERSON & BROTHER.
P A. L T ERN MAX ERS,
AND
Steering Wheel Manufacturers
At the Star Factory,

At the Star Factory,
Front Street bstwesn Jefferson and Madison,
entrance on Franklin streeb)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
PATTERNS of every description made to ordar and
particular attention given TO Engine Tool aud Gearing
Patterns TURNING AND SAVING executed In the
bust etyle and at the shortest notice
STEERING WHEELS, lnlAid with diamonds, manu-
faetured n the most prompt and workmanlike manner.
bOA MAKING OF every description ATTENDED to with
despatch. JOSEPH D. rIgRs0N.
- WILLIAM II. PIRRsON.
Wilmington, April 2ey--tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
ELECTION.
STRAW WANTED.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TUsT reeeysd At 500 Market street. large and beauti
ID ful collection Glass Fruit Bowls, Of entirely new
styioA Call and examine them. =, ,.a,,,.,,Dx,
Now ia tho time for putting mp fruit for vinter use and
lara for that purpose oevery reliable kind arc on hand
;.a 81 S02 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
niasnlntinn AZ Cn.nartnarahin.
FarM for Sale In cell Co., Md.

Below cseil,ou and near Elk River, containing TWO
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, with six thousand
(GOO Peach Iroos three and four years bearing Price
low and terms reasonable. Apply TO
". McCAuLLEY CO.,
auR9 COT Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL DEP
Nimety-Ninth Session. IS64 3d. }


WILLIAM GIBSON, D.. Emeritus Professor Of Surgery
GBORGR B. WooD NJ. D., Emeritus Professor Of Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
SAMUEL JACKSON D., Emeritus Professor OF Institutes
OF Medicine.
HreH H. HODGE, NJ D. Emeritus Professor Of Obstetrics
and the Diseases ofwonen and Children.
JcsEPn CARSON, H. D. Professor OF Matelii Medsa and
Pharmacy.
RopERr B. RoaBRs, Nj. D., Professor OF Chemistry
JosRPH LEIDY, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy
H. II. SMITH, NJ. d., Professor OF Surgery.
FRAEuH @. eATH MD Professor OF Institutes Of Medicine
H. a. H. PBsRosE, NJ D. Professor of obste Fics the
Diseases Of Women and Children.
ALFRKp ST1LR M D. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
Assistant Lecturer on Clinical Surgery.
The Lectures of the Session 1s64-65) aSiH begin
on the Second Monday of October and Gloss
on the first Of Adrci.
ona Init eduetory will be delivered to the Course.
Clinical instruction Is given throughout the Session, in
the Medical BALL by the Professors and at the Hospitals.
At the Philadelphia Hospital containing 57l beds in
sruetion Is free.
the appropriate chairs.
The Disssctng Rooms, under the superlrtendenre OF
the Professor Of Anatomy and the open
throughout tte year, except in July and August
This Room for Operative Surgery and the Application OF
BandAges 4c open throughout the Session. unoer the
supervision Of tue Professor OF Surgery.
| Fees for the Lectures leach Professor Slb) SlO3
Matrieulation Fee (pRid once onyl o
Graduation Zee, 80
Il. E. ROGERS, NJ. D.,
Dean. Of the Medical Faculty,
University building
SAMUEL PRICE, JAEIFoR
University Building.
Ps-Board may be had At from 81 81 70 50 per week
aug 50Sw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

.as1sAA In Market Street-store and Dwelling below
NllW% Second street an excellent business stand.
iIN In shipley Street Three story brick dwelling
above Filth street, 20 feet front 80 feet deep.
In Seventh street-Two three story brick dwellings be
low Lombard street Also, two three story Brick Dwell
ings Nos. GIG and SIS West Seventh street,
IN Second sree-A three story brick dwelling between
French and Walnut streets, might be made good busi
ness stand.
In Tstnall sreetA large three story brick dwelling,
with s tho modern improvements, No, TIA Tatnall St.
Building Lpts-A desirable property at the corner Of
Third and French stresa, suitable either for building
lots on a site for manufacturing establishment Po
JOHN MeLEAR BON,
aoq4 No, III Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09

Farm tor Sale.
SMALL FARM OF NINETY ACRES NEAR NEWARK
@'''4' WIN McoAULLEY & Co,
iys-tf QUO Market Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
Public Sale.

.aszsA. viii he sold at Public Sale, on WEDNESDAY,
1sliW% September 7th, 1854 nt o'clock, p NJ, the
M M premises the south side OF Second street. next
to the corner OF Washington street. three story,
unfnished brick building The main building Is 20 by
40 feet the back building IA by l6 feet lot 50 feet front
by eT feet deep. very little money would hnah tho
house and make II splendid dwelling with large side
yard. 1t lie substantially built aud Of good material,
hrstrate tin roof Be TO attend the sale as am
Dnrehssa monsv iSy an II Ssspsa
WILLIAM BRIGHT
Agent 10 effect the HRle
RM. REYNOLDS, Auetionoer. Aug20-3t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-09
$50 REWARD.

HEADQUARTERS PRovosr MARsMALs OFFICE,
State of Delaware, Wilmington, Dsl., July 25, '64.
$50 reward will be paid for the arrest and
delivery to any Provost Marshal of any OF the
following described drafted men, who have
failed to report, unless such drafted men
shall not have been notified, or the Board
Of Enrolment shall decide them exempt from
military duty. Aiding, harboring or employing
a deserter is punishable by fine not exceeding
5000, and imprisonment not more than two
years, or less than six months,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
Passengers Arrived

In tsdrHatip EtnG, from LirerpooI-Mr = w Goudson,
Ma Ada Goudson, Miss Rachel Gouldson. Mr. Patterson,
Mr Buy Mis. A. Baiham, Mis- w. Condon, MI end Mrs
Tayor cldren and nurse, Mi.- Jackson, Mr still. W.
Nckers d. G. Smith Mr.. Williams ". Uphsm, J. H. scott
Mr. Williams J. Hows r. Bull, " " Nelson, n. w. Cen
ette Mf Ballard, II. L. Parcee 8 Muller Rev r. BenSrs
Rev w. Heckcr. Y. Balrnn ID. Willams W. Bluck H. It.
Wells Mr. Winsham and lady, snd "a in the steersge
Ia sfeanihip Eagle fran Hardna-A. A. Samanos. j. T.
Rsyiey Mis- Mar,den, Mis- X and \ A. FrazaT, Nj and
Mrs. f. A. Weeks. ID. +. Montague. J. 7. G. ThomP.on NJ
Frna apt j. Goodman, G. J. Schramme, Mr. aud Mrs A.
Il-rruez and lady. ii. r. Hull, c. X. Eaton, Mira A. g.
Wheeler two children and servant, Mrs Crabb, Mis- e. T.
Fb her, child and servant Capt. J. Hurdock and lady T.
Fischer A. Rddlr DIR. Woodw ard, DIR. H. Green and lady
Miss H. Green Miss Langxiih Miss L. y. Morgan, Nils IA
Moron r. B Moran C. ID. TalInan. NJ Pescnd, T. Nsldes
y del Costello C. L. Alfalfa c. Martea r. Urdaners, j. A.
Riyas A. setoiouso H. Garener ~. tischel nr. j. Domn
sacr Mr.. W. Grant, w Gardner, lady and servant l.
Richardson and daughter M FAX and lady Mr. bIdde ana
servant. Mrs. Bnd.hsw. Mrs; Fowler, Mis- te',er MI,'
Crnk shank Miss y. de Ia Towe Miss c. de Ia rowe,
Miss NJ Mcneil c. Duprce, p T. Arcos Miss tdea rome
~ Fesser y Seuaren lady and clldi Mrs y Kelly ani
children W n. Benson and lady Rght Rev John Longhin
C. Vade- Mr. NJ Mason, Mrs Raincs and SON Mrs; ro'.I
child and servant; Me. Bidde, j. Bruno NJ de IA rrna NJ
srrfa r. Sayscz A. Coledo. j. Guenard, Duret tano'
J. ~ Vorgos 3. Cue C. Guma, J. Guna j. ). Pow, { Row
s. Amman NJ Tausg lady child and servant y uu,ta a.
Hope Mr.. y. Norris MIR II. 81 Marc, French NJ san
cher r. Srrrist and lady w Brun"ti, r. Ortiz A. Psrr1 A.
Tennemor. Lopez J. Iulsnnd D. siarbarc, Miss NJ sims,
A. Cesuodoe, ". Bsre, Miss Baiie, A Duiude '" ihgsH
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
CITY ITEMS.

CMDERRLLA.-A unique dramatic representa-
ton Of the dear old story viii be giyei 10 morrow al
D. m at Niblos Garden. wherein the performers VIII
al be children Of our most respeetabl, famles-ihe
pay itself having been Tccast aud the costumes pre-
pared expressly for this occasion The performance is
Of course for the benefit Of the Sanitary Commission
and il under the direction Of Committee Of Ladies of
high character Nothing else attractiye to children
dncludng those of larger growth win be offered this
season Mr. whcatley gives the free usc Of the house.
Tickets may be had at the music stores Of Firth
Pond Wm. Hall & Son and Scharfculerg & Luis,
Broadway. Also at this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
suIPpING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoaK.......ArRiLl !
Cleared.

Scandinavian Queen, Tinklepash, Atp'nwuh, d. D.
Ausn, H.els fBr.l Massuley Liverpool ~ Cunard. .
Ninelsud Decker, Mlytllr. bentley, Snih
CO. phino TbomPson, Cundih, Baltimore "hn''n
DafI.l
sdg-stAr Of the West tBrJ rv.,y, Ii-~-r.el u. TLonP
sons nephew. N a., u,,
BrrIJohn a., Johnson, halsmoros. II: Gseeri Liue,
Benson. 81 Kits Jones Loughi Time tbT'l, smith, hor'
choonrr.John Nelson Nelson, Maitland, r. Whitney
J. 81 BALDWIN Hamilton Hartford, II. s. Racket Son
GIdo Lewis Boston do. Joseph p Potts, Robbins New
Ivcu do Duie Of New castle tBr FINLEY, ST John, ~ b.,
T. / kovus Son; Thomas j. fradeI Mitchell, baltimore,
Merrill Abbott. Tennessee. Wooster Philadelphia, }. w.
Mckee; Mild Rover, -, Gloucester.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
DISEASES RESULTING FROM

DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE oRGAg
AND WEAKENED AND DEBILITATED tnAMgs.
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE N
yIGOR OF HEALTH
The reputation of this preparation not Of day noy
month year il confined within hraited spses
but known and appreciated by those who move in the
circle ofahiou and refinement, 1t H. the contrary world
wde and the rumphs of this article have blessed allie The
eh and the poor while ike the that falls gently On the
eTth this friend Of mankind ii. sing descend
upon the suffering and afflicted Its virtues are known ia
every quarter of the nhababe globe and the wonderful
which is daily performing have the highest pos,
in the temple Of science. With such reconnsH Hdatons
backed by ncontestble and undoubted testimonials from
those who have experienced is curative properties giving To-
the public assertion but what has passed through the cru.
chile TRUTH and supported by array of splendid and hhsr
unknown trumph what wonder is it that thousands rasa
to II for relief in the hour Of danger.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Resulting from disorders of the Digestive Organs;
Constipation Inward Piles Fulnes Of Blood Head
Acidty Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food, Fulness WEIGHT in the stomsch
Sour Eructations, Sinking Fnttering at
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried and Dffcul,
Breathing Fluttering
at the Heart,
Choking or Suifocsting
Sensations when in a lying
Posture, Dimness Of Wis
ion, Dots
Webs before the Sight, Fever n
and Duh Pain In the Head Def. y
cheney Of Precipitation, Yellowness Of the
skin and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, Chsss
Limbs, &C., Sudden Flushes Of Heat Burning In tlG
Flesh, Constant Imaginngs Of Eyl, and gsss
Depression of Spirits
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BITTERs Is
NOT ALCHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY.
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDs. d
IS NOT
BAR-ROOM DRINK,
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM.
BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC,
GREE FROM ALCHOLIC STIMJLANT OR
INJURIOUS DRUGS,
and cannot nsdouy introduce the vice Of drunkenness into
the bosom of your famiiesto your wife your children, o.
your friends
Read the testimony the respectable peopepersous
of character, and who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND
WE WILL PAY s1,ooo
20 sny one that viii produce Certificate published BY ns &
Is not GENUINE
NEw-YORK TESTIMONY.
From John b. Wickersham. esq, firm Of Wickershain
the celebrated manufacturers Of fancy iron wssf
No. ass Canal st.;
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
aoo ~ s. alo rren.ary Nole.. In.ere., Fehraary
Ihdyertisementl
!, 900 REPRICERAToRs, from 81 30, at
+. u. BAssPoRDs, Cooper Institute
fAdverti.enent1
MILLER & CARPENTER. Produce Commission

MILLER & CARPENTER, Produce COMMISSION
Merchants for the sale Of Butter Cheese Lard Eggs Poultry
Game Grain Flour Pork Hops Seeds, Beans Dried Fruits
and Country Produce generally No Erie Buildings. ~ T.
mo 400 Washington ST. We give personal attention 70
the selling of all goods consigned to Liberal cash advances
made on Reference: President Of Irving BANK
srsh President Erie Railway Company President NOTth
River Bank and sarkett, Bechrr Co.. ". Y.
n B--Waned on n.isnmeut Clover, Timothy and Flax
Seed for our increasing home aud shipping trade
Ao choice DIess Poultry Stalled and Flight Pigeons and
fI....
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
sUNDRIEs.
Fr.ruER.-Are better. We quotes
Receipts Of Produce.

APRiI IA $500 bbs Flour. 60 bbs Whisky, 400 ptgs
Corn Meal no. 90 hush Whsa Ioco bush. Oats tN ptgs
Lard LEO PKG Butter, ~ pigs Ashes 800 pigs Fecieum'
9,2s9 pigs. FfoslsionL
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
spoken.

March {. la,. i5aS lou 81 -, slip 0.manl' from Aies
loi Boston. -. -. AIN. f..,, Af.,,,
Mach 90 la a. lon 70 30 schr. Mary Walker, ftom Cape
No ore on Hieras bark r. r Shaw, from Havana Tor
lta-f
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
Disasters, sc.

The c,pt,n Of the lnl steamship ftnl irNed yes,erds
, ;, rYno rpports that the steamship cry o Nc" oA
,,rt,d lo.u +, living fast On Daunts Rock, ist 9n
f Queenstown farbor snd thut there every proosuhy
~ G ei win be got otf again safely. The fore ad after
nnr,rrut are uninured, aud nothing but gale o wlhu
p the : r. can do her hsrm Every effort u Drihs
t iybten her and hoAt her OF to get her inside
Ous,ustoru liaIbor
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
])orl- iUarOrns' Noiire.
STATE or NEw.YoRg,

STATE oF NEwYoRk, }
W,RDENs' OFFICE, No. lOt WaEst
NOTICE Is hereby given. in accordance with
rou of the act passed pr H. 1881 entitled Az ACT 20
.osni,e the Wardeis Office of the Port OF New Or, 70
W reasons inercsted in or having charge Of the .loeS'
OF such inquiry examination or survey Una, e to
lowing vessels under examination oy he H. " ar
Sen. aud that the said surveys examinations whl DO com
psted within days next succeeding this nouSe e 0oaa
.ail vessels: ~, ..Np
SsMns shlD Etna. i"i
Ship Henry ~
Shin pVictora...................Pie Pier No. n ~
sbip Cornelius Urilnell. ........Pier No. 20 =" H.
Slip ptkar........................l
Rsrk Hunter. South lsi,st., Wm'sh.
e c. H. BRAMuAl.L President
J. Ape's UERRIsAS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
BUTEE.
Fox THE WEEK ENDING "WEDNESDAY, April ls, 1854
iRerorted eNpre.sly for TIE ~ leTRIBuSK

The receipts Of State Butter have increased and the de
mand has extremely hsht prices have consequently DE
cned ard the reduced rso there has been but little n1
w. Parties who have been buying IN the country at - c
and now have their property hand snHou 10 e end
prices may be ,e1peced st lower Old Butter vel
sed m There demand for choice hrkins for Cafc MA
shipment An grades have sympsbzed with the decline In
new Western has begun 70 ary aud sh"' havr bern
made OF Michigan NJ &c. Severed lots Of Western suitable only
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
POtTI TRY.

Very little Dressed coming IN not snongh TO IN quota
tons Our lat rates however we know can BE- obtained an
"a t them stand Live Turscys have been IN request and
steady Live Fowls quiet and steady Ducks are very
.csrce Live Geese in Of s demand and lo"er
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

The DEATH SENTENCE OF JEPPERDS.-Charles
NJ. JelIerds convicted Of the murder OF John Walton
Matthews, and sentenced by Recorder Hoffman IN the
Court Of General Sessions in January. leo2. TO DO exc
cuted on the Goth day Of February 1863 still remains In
"Murderers Row in the Tombs, but VIII in a few
days be removed the State Prison al Sing Sing under
the recent decision Of tlc Court ol Appeals confirming
bis conviction aud sentence What viii DO the final
effect of the decision ony he known by the papers
which have not yet been received here The act under
which Jeffords was sentenced required an incarccru'
ton of year previous 10 the execution, and then an
order from the Governor TO carry the snc into effect
Tie time fixed for the having passed pending
the action Of the Court the appeal It will remain for
the Recorder to fix another day for bi, execution Jcf
crds surrendered himself the Authorities the I'd of
July 1850, and has consequently been In prison nearly
Our years. The accused and his mother (Alrs Waon)
had an interview day two ago when she expressed
her determination to bring iorwurd certain afdavits
shat not produced the trial and to visit the cit
zens of NewYork generally with Il view of asking
them to sign apettion to the Governor for the pardon
of her
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
nINIlrrllR a WIN

rTNiarrRg tiniNlc. 40
sup-nise... s:22 S.t........ 6JT Moon-sets l;fo
aICu vATER rms osf,
sandy Hook. i:70 Gov. lsland.. 2:ll Hell Oate' ''H
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

The SToRM.-A severe casterly storm pre-
vailed throughout yesterday with occasional furrcs OF
snow. During the day large number Of ships ar.
rived most Of them reporting very heavy weather at
sea with great damage to vessels and cargoes Details
may he found in our Marine columns
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

JBFFERsoSs BrRTHDAY.-The 18th of April,
the anniversary Of the birthday Of Thomas Jefferson
was yesterday commemorated by display Of the flag
ON the City Hall, under orders Of Mayor GuntheT.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

rBRooKLYY CENTRAL Union CLUB.-lIorace
Greeley and the Rev Henry Blanchard will address the
citizens Of Brooklyn tonight at the headquarters Of the
Central Union Club corner Of falton aud Pineapple
streets Singing by TIE 1IeGanO brothers.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

PICTURE SALB.-The auction sale Of the
original pictures by McEntee. Coman and Shatuck
Tuesday eveving realized about $1,000. The highest
rriees paid were $500 and sIt0.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
IRISH 3ikAIo,

Hogave continued steady and firm Light jersey very
Beef sides have advanced Calves have been very
plenty end the quality has been hight and poOI prices have
been easier. Sheep have been aud m demand ~ I'M
a 49, I.L.L l-.a Ill lA.u-u.-.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

AN APPEAL to PEOPLE of COMMON
SENSE and those who desire TO have the AFFLICTED,
BENEFITED.
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
has boen from time immemoria the object Of
pst. to find some remedy for the Ills Of life scientific .lr
has for explored every in order to discover ,a
hidden secret has been however reserved for modern
to bring before the world the great destroyer Of ..
and in HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs are coreept,,..s
all those virtues which tend promote healthy vigorous
life Unlike the generality Of biters they are not an sicohos
mixture but pure tonic composed entirely Of vegetable sus
stances. They are positive cure for ~
DYSPEPSIA
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
Sailed.

APRIL i2-steamers-N Northern Light, d. H. Mount, James
shp,-IIelen Clinton Ellen Austin, Grltitude' aud Ano
Ball. a.. 49,. o.,.,,
Brgs-St. Vincent, bril.
5. S.hooner-Cllra 4. Holmes ..,~. N .
APRIL t3.-Steam,hip.-Occan queen ''' H'P'"''''
TIecla. for Liverpool; Roanoke, for h"ahi
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
CHEESE.

Choice Cheese Is about market and the small stock
now here consists OF the Winter made which sells q 5Goc.
boxes Of new reported 10 have arrived The demand
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

Following our reaction Potatoes and prices
fell of 2sc but for days past there has been good de-
nnd and they have again rallied Weqaie ourast rates and
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-22
NO. 43.

come tax, under the provisions of the :. or In.
EsApril, 1868. And no estimate. rent, hire ~
terest on property or credits taxed AID vALoRE-
shall be assessed or taxed as income under the
tax act of 1853, and the first section of this act
is suspended and excluded therefrom as amended
and re enacted on 18th of February, 1854.
"a. All non-iEterest bearing Confederate
Treasury notes, of all denominations, will be re-
ceivable at par in payment of taxes up to the
first day of April. 1864 east anduntil the first day
of July, 1864 and west Of the Mississippi river
All Confcderates Treasury notes of the denonina-
ton of five dollars shall be receivable in pay
ment of taxes at par until first day of july '64
east and until first day Of October, s64 west
the Mississippi river. After that time they shall
be receivable only at the rate of sixty-six and
two thirds cents on every dollar promised on
their face. The new issue of all Treasury notes
and the old under five dollars will be received
at par.
Ali Treasury notes of the denomination of ten.
twenty and fifty dollars, from and after the lst
day of April, 1864, east, and the 1st day Of July
1864, west of the Mississippi river, shall only be
received in payment of taxes at the rate of six
ty-six and two-thirds cents on every dollar pro-
missed on their face but, from and after the 1st
day of April, 1864, east, and the lst day of July
1864, west of the Mississippi river, all Treasury
notes of the denomination of one hundred dol
lars shall cease to be receivable in payment of
taxes at any rate. The certificates issued under
The act to reduce the currency approved 18th
February, 1864, and the bonds for which they
nay be exchanged, are receivable for taxes of
he year 1864, at the full amount expressed on
he face, without interest, and are not ubject
10 the tax imposed for the year 1864 on other
ponds and credits.
From and after the 1st day of January, 1865,
lone of said Treasury notes shall be receivable
n payment of taxes at any rate whatever.
35. Joint stock companies and corporations
nay return and pay tax on the shares of their
,apital stock themselves, and whenever they
hall elect to do so notice thereof shall be given
o the shareholders, and to the collector of the
ak district in which the place of business of
uch companies or corporations is situate, and
he shares il the hands of individual stock hold
rs shall be exempt.
THOMPSON ALLAN,
Commissioner of Taxes.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-22

YOU'VE RAIDERs.-Brig. Gen. Judson
Fitzpatrick, was born in Sussex county,
New Jersey, on January IA, 1886, and
is bat % years Of age Brig. Gen.
George A. Custar is a native Of Ohio,
and only graduated at West Point in
1861. He is, therefore, much younger
than than Fitzpatrick. Uric DahlgIen
was younger than either of the above
mentioned, and hailed from the District
of Columbia.