Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

the procurement of such clothing for enlisted
men, OF the furnishing Of citizens clothing to en
listed men in any way under any pretext whatso
ever IL Is forbidden hereafter in this Department.
Any ViolatlOn Of this order will subject the
parties to arrest and trial By Military Com
mission.
BIZ ooMaARD OF MAJoR GIN. WALLACE.
4. SAMUEL B. LAWRENCE,
Assistanf .ddjutJat GeneraL
HEAD QUARTERS,
DIsTRlcT or Delaware.
wiLNISaros. APea 2OM. 1854.
OFFICIAL
J. HUIDEKoPER,
Liew J. A. d. c. Aet Ast Adgt. Gen.
LADIES SANITARY AID AT New CASTLE Tho
patriotic ladies of the county town Of New
Castle have started an Auxiliary Branch Of the
Sanitary Commission, and are laboring earnest
ly and faithfully in the good work. Indeed
since the war commenced, many Of them have
been actively engaged in assisting to relieve the
wants and add / the comforts of the sick and
wounded. They, however, felt the want of
organised labor, and hence the formation Of the
Society. Miss Nancy ]. Stockton, daughter of
the late Governor Stockton, is the President,
and the other offices are filled by those whose
sympathies are alive TO the duties of the day.
In aid and under the direction of this Society
grand vocal aud instrumental concert is to he
given in the Court House. at New Castle on
Thursday evening next. The members Of tic
splendid Band, now stationed at Fort Delaware,
are to be the principal performers. Let no loyal
man in New Castle Hundred neglect this oppor-
tunity 10 assist the ladies' in their efforts 10 this
behalf Their hearts are in the csuse--they are
willing to work, labor, toll for the ''brave boys"
who face death upon the battle field--but they
mi ha gnun ,,I ILL AL fa.s... d
Therefore go to the concert.
HOUSE,, SHIP AND SIsN PAINTiNo.-Now is lust
the time to have your houses and ships
painted, and The old defaced signs taken down
and reprinted Ii you wish anything done in
this line, call at the shop of James France,
No. bl2 King street, next door to the Post
Office. where you can have the work executed in
the highest style of the art, on the most reason
able terms. He also does graining and glazing,
at prices which cannot fail to please, and 10 the
most satisfactory manner
A CoNcERT-A concert of vocal and instru-
mental music, will be given by Professor Bruce,
Of Philadelphia, in the Court House, in New
Caste, on Tuesday evening, May Sd, 1864, COM
mencing at half-past seven O'Clock Admission
20 cents The proceeds are to be applied to aid
in furnishing the new Methodist Episcopal
large audience.
FUGITIvR FROM LABOR. "A young colored
man, alleged TO have been bound TO a citizen of
Sussex county, for term of years, was arrest
ed on Tuesday, in Philadelphia, on the oath of a
citizen of Delaware, aud hold to await a reauis.
tiOn Of Governor Cannon.
INcREAsRD SALARY.-The Philadelphia Ameri.
can Presbyterian says:-At the annual meeting
of the Hanovor street Presbyterian church in
this city, last Monday week, the congregation
added $500 to the salary Of the pastor, Rev.
William Aikman.
CoLoRED TRoops.-The forty-third United
States colored troops left Philadelphia, on Mon
day afternoon for the seat of war. Thereare a
number of volunteers from Delaware in this
Regiment.
SCROLL, CIRCULAR SAVING AND Woop Turn
IRo.-TbOmas B. Beeson, informs the public that
he still continues to carry on Scroll, Circular
saving and Wood Turning, 10 all their branches
win neatness and dispatch, at his establishment,
in j.. Morton POole's Building, foot of Orange
street, 10 this city, where he will keep a general
assortment ofCabinet aud Carpenters Turnings.
Also House Brackets, and Wheel Hubs made to
oroer' ferncular attention given to Ship Turn
ing and Saving. MIR. Beeson usea the heat
materials, has had many years experience in the
business, aud hatters himself that be can pive
satisfaction to all who may favor him with a call
We commend him as well worthy of patronage.
FisKs METALLIC BURIAL CAsEs.--Lewis +.
Adair, No. 300 Shipley street, is the agent for
the sale Of Fisk's Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
For ordinary interments, depositing in vaults.
and transportation, they have no rival. They
are made Of the most imperishable material, and
are enamslled inside and out to prevent rust
ne also manufactures and keeps constantly
Ior sale, Cabinet Ware, Chairs, Settees. and
Venetian Blinds Undertaking attended to. with
promptness. We commend MIR. Adair as we'll
worthy Ofpublic patronage.
UPHoLsTERIRa AND CABIEEr MAKING We
direct the attention Of our readers to the adver-
tisement Of Erwin Il Stroud, No. 10S Market
street, II will be found in another column. II
Will be seen that they are prepared to attend Io
upholstering in all its branches in the most
prompt manner, and on the most reasonable
terms They have in store a splendid assort-
ment Of goods usually found in establishments
Of that kind. We would recommend our readsrs
desiring anything in their line to give them a
call before going elsewhere az we feel satisfied
thet they will find it greatly to their advantage
to do SO. Read their advertisement.
LADIBs AND CHnpREN's suors -NI.rv II
Pennington, has opened a store, No. 20 East
Second street, in this city, where she will keen
constantly on hand fine assortment of Ladies'
and Chidren's Shoes. Her stock is large AMI
well selected, and she sells at prices which cam
not fall to give satisfaction. We would recom
mend our readers to give her call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
COACH MANUTAcToRr. Rr.-Wm. II. Wright a.
Co., inform the public that they manufacura
and have for sale carriages of every descripton.
They are also ready to do all kinds of repairing
IN prompt manner. They use nothing but tbe
best materials, aud employ excellent workmen
The members of the Arm are practical workmen
Of much experience, and we feel warranted in
assuring those who may favor them with n call
that they will receive entire satisfaction and tbe
work Will be executed in the best manner.
sAsH AND BLINDS MANUFAoToRY.- won,d
direct the attention of our readers to the a,lvar,
tisement Of John W, Gheen, manufacturer of
shutters, Sash, Blinds, Frames, &C.. at iha
Southeast Corner of Second and Orange .tree,s
in this city. He also has constantly on hand =
large lot Of Mouldings, of late styles, COMPRISING
about thirty different patterns, VARYING from
three-fourths tosseven inches in width BoarJs
pained by the thousand feet as low as con ba
done elsewhere. Mr.. Gheen is a practical wo,t'
man, perso nally superintends his business. and
purchasers may rely on having their orders filled
promptly Nothing but the best materials are
used, and good workmen employed We com.