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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
FBcs RICHMOND.

RIoHkoHD, Feb. lst, 1855
9en Lee a nomE aIon General IN chief copfrmsd
yesterday by the Senate
Reports om the Valley represent troops trsn iThom-
as army passing tbs Bal imore and Ohio railroad
deut.tioa ON the aoE.h Carolina Legislature srEi
Vea here esterdsy and had interview last night With
the Congressional /. CATION from that Stale.
Gen Lse has issued appeal for the aurIender Of AL
cavalry and equipments in pri.ats hanIs lie says
that ptospt compliance with hz call will greatly pro-
mote tha efniA"5 Tic army Psrtioa arlJ
tic cavalry
a.se pablo EeetiaE hpld ast s:gh in the hall
;he Roass OF Delexaas It addressed b5 EoE. Taos
6. Tourney aud sevosai membsrs ef ConsrSs from Vr
gnia aG Georgia. G. eat cahasi pr lied, AID tina
nees.g broke uP at q ete hod- All the speakers de-
careu favor Of tie prosecution Of the urtii in
depeEdt eos achieved.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

The time for which Liacoln was appointed to repre-
sent the n North merean Ststes ends on the fourth
day of March, 1865. On the 5th day OF March, 1862
the States of the Oonedsracy shall have ceased to be
90 represented by him, they had nothing to do with
bis re appointment in any way whatsoever aod had
publicly given notice to all nations and their only rep
ressn,atve abroad will be in the head of the Confede
rate Government, Jefferson Davis. Here then The neu
trality OF England will cease. On the day stated the
independent nstioaaities acknowledged heretofore to
be sucb by her in solemn Convention which has never
been a5rograted, will have only such agents abroad to
represent their interests shall proceed from them
England will recognize their claims and the Conedera
cy which they have formed TO represent them. She
will gracefully, and with reason for not sooner yield
ing, retire from her neutrality, end acknowledge our
separate independence snd Confederate association.
We look confidently for this result says the "Consti
tutionaist and feel Satisfied sthat MIR. Seward has
long Appreciated sud coDjuncture, and has eo-
desvored 10 all ways; to defeat its realization. L.
spite OF his cunning and duplicy, it will surely come
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
sEIkII OE TEiF ARMY.
HEADQ Rs SID Va. REGIMENT,
January Gath, 1864.

January Z4th, 156z
at meeting Of tie Fifty bird Virginia regiment. Stew
arts Brigade Pcketts diVsi tie following resol 1ons
unanimously and enthusiastically adopted:
ResoIced That, truseg in the iustce of and
the help Of just Co.. en- TO fight tor liberty and the
right of selfs long the 81 bern Conede
racy can furnish Cartridge or OWLS
Rese Ued, That will be tree and tD every base and
dshonorabe Offer Of peace and submit sion made by
enemy viii reQly with he crack o:cur rifles spd the
shout Of detaIce.
Rssolred That the eDemy need not exut, GWn
people be depressed At temporary reVerss tho loss
seaport deencss car ReVo uti0n4ry fOreahers
all these and more, ard Jet they tree-sta we
do or suffeI l-sz for lib -rty than th.y?
kes0lUed, That aLeu Hoode, Charles On WilrninstoB,
HIchBCHd shall have fallen deteeted foe viii
learn his job 0: aubjdgattoa has just
and will then prepared believe ths q ID
not decreed, either during the nineteenth any other
ury that he suD should ever set Us as people
quere1. disgTaced snd enslavcd.
RESOLVED. Ihat these aentinens, and iii
our re tow s0idIeFs, leope hjme and
author es to support and rally aruuad AMI, wit
tods aid aad blessing wilI bsar utEer4 Ctos
through fire and Oo~d ill ech up shalt goH
sAiLe forever in ths Il maLent ot nations
WILLIAM p. BRApgHAw,
ActBE AOiut AIT,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
EHfR MANS ADVANCE

VH HAKLEaT0N, Foe. ID, 1866.
dispatch from 83xton's Bridge dated 40 last nigh
the enemy advanced to-day Whippy swanp,
driving Ia our cavalry left, miles towards th
place. They supposed to ba il heavy folca
There il column Of cavalry the Augusta Road NOV
ing rapidly for some uakno IN point.
later dispatch says that D. NJ yesterday tbs en-.
eny had possession OF McBids's dgo al akirn shng
was going ON IL foat Of Btoxoa's Bridge, The enc.
ny is certainly movng BranchviHa.
dispatch rom AdAns' ,nu Say ths tha ere!ar cs1ae
up in two bags to Yonpgs Isand yesterday aoout nson
and drove IN pickets, They aed ldoss aad plan
Ia: ions and retired This moraUg three steamers are Of
hAte Point landing ia threatened
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
The Trsasurer of the Wilmington Relief Association &C.
20 Radees TIE RECENT Of the following eontribuoEs
wrmlngton, n. G., Feb. I'd, 1865.

kAHs PLANS AND COPS PURPosEa.-The fo'lowag IL
lusraon Of human folly and Divine power is TortHy of
public attention
Ths1e Circumstance eonncet with the Napoleon
family which historians have not Yet observed, bat
wpich is well worth mention. Eapoleon the Great set
aside his best friend and counselor to obtain heir
20 the throne of France He mari=d princess of usts
and by her had That bir,h the culmnstir g
poiat of his power asd dignity. From thence he did
nothing bat dessesd he died exile and his also
Who succeeded 10 hi, nae, his fame his powsr7 The
child OF Horense who child Of sephins. Ia the
ssrsoE Emperor And the offspring ef Haeo
ieo the Great, the offspring Of his dscslded wife
lusraor CT the truth OF the adags, that II If
man Who proposes, but God whe dispCses !"
j ord Bacon Beautifully said -: If be graclouL to
stranoers il shows that ha czez of the world, and
that His heart s no island off from other nds but
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
FROM TIE WEST.


special dispatch to the Advertiser from senatobia
says that The Memphis argus of the 3lst u is filed wita
predic of early peace the basis OF
t!on. It ssys that Blar's ssion crowned With
oate erccts. Blair says that Lee is in favor laying
oIn his and returning TO the Unol and at Davis
also made simiar statement.
Arkansas advces of the 18th state that Shelby bocka
dsg river fifteen mics above Little Rock, prevent
supplies from going to Fort Smith, sharp fight lad
cured, in which the Yankees we're wOrsted.
Gold in New York. the 2sth opened heavy, owing to
adverse Western Mexico and the uhfavorable
news IRON Wilmington, and closed at 200.
The steamer Shenandoah has arrived the Brazilian
coast. destroyed four Yankee ships She is
ported bsing q formidable cruiser.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
aGCEAnATION' e
PkogLAa ATOM BY The PRE- IpFNT, APPOINT
PRAYER. WITH TT ANKsGIYLEG. 80

Pk0GLA.A ATOM BY THE PRE- IpFHT, APPOINT
lSG DAY OF FA3TIRG BUHILIATIO Ann
PRAYER, WITH TH sNKsGIVLEG
The Co3grs uf tho Confe 6erate States have bv iout
eso!tina invited ma TO appoint day OF public fasting
God. fs"s " n'iHgnv
1t g our somn duty ,st oil times and more eEpeejav
ia season of public trial ard adversely to aoknoWisd1s
our aepenaence Ills mercy ard bow In humble suR.
ssiSn DeIofe DIS foats ool conessng manifold SINS
supphcEg bis gracious pardon, 1mploriug His Divine
heIp aga deVout2 rendering thanks for the MANY an
8rea. DRESSINGS winch DC has vouchSafed TO us.
LET tne qesrs OF our people turn coney and trustfrl
unto ded let us recognise ia His chsseniuR hand the
correction OF Father and submigsiyey pray that the
rlas and srheCugs which have 40 long b1rne heavily nm
60 Us may De turned away by his msrrul love thai Hs
suStsblng grace be given people and His divine
WISDOM ID Diiartsd so ruers that thaIey af
md That He win graciOusy take our eguse into His oUn
has6 and mercituS establish lasting Sust and hon
orabie peace ana iniepeldenea
AND let rs net forget 70 render unto His holy name tho
taahks and W also gnich justly for His great
epaed 10 rs amid the as and suernss OF ptoraeted and
bloody war.
Now therefore, l. jefferson Davis President of the Com
uaetate states OF America do issue th my pro ton
appointing Friday tic tsnth day Of March next IA day
fas'lng huhlation and prayer (wh thauksgiy
ing Tor Invoking The favor and guidance of Almighty
God aid DO earnestly invite al soldiers and citiz ms to
prayer. ~
k( Given under my hand and the seal of the Ccnfed
ILs crate states, Richmond this 25tb dav of Ian
| uary, in the year OF Lord, one thousand eieht
hdnd cd and sixty five.
r..-,, JkFFERsCN DAVIS.
J. ?. BBNJAMIN,
Eecretary of Stata
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHAoED Eeb. I'd, 1856.
The House passed the Senate bills increasing the COM
pcnsaon and emoIunents of the President and acreas
ing the saales of the officers and employees of the gov
ernmens Richmond. Also adopted resolutions
sing she qualification of Congress at additional evidence
patriotism of the varous commands which have declsyed
their purpose to maintain the war for ndepsndsnce
The Senate chiefly occupied to-day In the discussion
of the House amendments to the bill provide for the
OF free negroes snd slaves work for
tfcaon pending which the Senate resolved into secret
session.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
GENERAL OSDERs,
NJ so

l. 1t having bseu represented to tbs War Department
numbers OF foreigners enTaFpod y ardce
and aud the military and naval sGTiCe of the al
ted States, who would gd withdraw rom further par
tcpatien in the nhuman warfare waged against people
who have given Ibem preteXt for hostility, AMI
that there many Inhabitants of the United States
retained that teryce against their w who are
TO ad!Ha uDjug. being prosecuted against
the Comic rate tates: and ii btiDE also known dat
tbs maa are prevented from abanGoiTg such lu!
sory service by the difficulty they experience escaping
therefrem ordered that all such peTgous coming with
iaes Of the Confederate armies, shall pc received
suct OF them desire IT, be forwarded the most
convs nent points he border when all facilities will be
afforded them to rcturn TO thsiE homes.
By orderf
s. COOPER,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

WE hear not even d rumor from below. All seems
quiet enough, for the present The commanders below
probably await orders before undertaking any new
movement, CT perhaps they await The NOV -meOts Of
Sherman in South Carolina. A few Gays will reysai
the programme, and perhaps exhibit suDdry changes in
the situatiOn.'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

we ash no foreign guarantee. We "trust not for
freedom TO the Franes. bat to The inevitable
logic OF events which, if we are true to ourselves ia
WORKING out tie desired consummatioa though hardly,
We think, through these peace conisg nerg now prob
ably arrived at Washington Uity.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
oUA6TEK0AsTERs AND CONTESTANTS.


The SsIats sed the ena.s bill to abolish the Office
II ell qlartsras:srs and ssaries duty 1t posts
ard depOs ANA provide appontmeL 1t Of bondsd
es il their place. TSs Gcs aso repe ls all authority to
all Is and As ID said depare lts The
= g sute then resolved into secret session.
40 Yankee papsrs received day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
FaUE FLORIDA 4.
Eeaslon

MACON, GA, Feb lat, 1868.
special dispatch TO the ColubAs Enquirer, dated Ms
ianna Fla, Jan. 3olh that the enemy hundred
atrous came to Roas BuE, the Apaaohiosl ella river
daltulsg lieutenA and lofty groes tbs 25th and
On the 29h the enemy again reported
7anciog on Reias Bluff, apmber unknown.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
THE a, COUNTS : SOM sag NAN.

A dispatch from LawlonvIlle, dated January 3lst,
says: The twentieth Army Corps is pear Rob-
ertVllle. One division ched up tire Gejrga side
ard crossed h river a. isefs Ferry Toe Four
tenh Army Corps Is sui In Georgia, near Sisters
Ferry.
some of the prisoners say they arcliog to Au,
gusfa and Others Bran;hvlle, AID nartstOn-
Prisoners tax this evening Giak BtaUchTls the point
lim,d at" -
=" he Ylnkces ate ony nng ali good houses
Ghe enemy bring all h-lr Ioruge ald othec supplies
10 Siatera Ferry Gu -os boals'
A dispatch from Adams Rul, dated February lst,
says: All qnle. here TO-DAY. Ewo boats are lying Oh
White oint."-Mecury 9th inst.
Love one humsn being purely and warmly, and you
will love all, The heart Ia ths heAveu like the
dering noihin9 from The dew drnn lie
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

4 HIGa 6TAFDARD OF CONF oRT.-The more numsrou-
the confora viewed necessities by th graf body Of
people, and The far her these comforts removed
from gsuss ssssuay the highr the moral nditi1n of
hat psope is principla in politics Vhou, exception.
The house nest usnitprc the cJanf rtsbs ea
ths ds eEothiDg the well Eeedsd ard deco ated
srdsn the favort5 singing bird aud snd the small
but well chosen collection OF books, esoymens be-
yond sbs of the Idle, aud Es the choice of the
tavern hsaater.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
GENERAL ogDER ND. es.

We have had er aairies Eo this saneRha celebrated
der, which most readers appear tithcr to have
ssen, OR having seen, 80 have forgotten. We append
it. 1t is published in English, French and German
ADJ'T & INsP'R GENRRAL's OFFICE
Cichu ond, Va, Aug. l5, laG4.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMeNp FeEs zui IboS'
The weather has greatly moderated but the navigation
of the river is Etl obstruetsd by ice.
The flag of truce communication at Varins will be resu'
mel in few ays hundred Yankee prisoners
will be sent eff.
The question of general exchange of prisoners will
soon b. decided.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

last week. Mr.. Smith, Georgia, ported from Mill
tsry Committee the folio wing bill which was assed:
The Congress OF the Conede- ate States do enact,
That the ron-commisaoBed officer Musician or private
has ost ornay hsreatter lese Ia the line of his duty
in the military service atm leg, hand foot shall be
discharged said rsyic5 bis applc there
and aiset such discharge shall be exempt from military
ssrvics of ans kind whatever"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Feb 1st 1865.
There has been move of importance to-day. Prison.
taken vary in their statement Of the ensmys desua
tion. The enemy Is reported be burning all good
houses.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

SHEHxAn's FORCES are at last in South CaroiiDa-
They have too oen~ threatened Vengeance upon that
State AID boased of what ihcy would do upen ta soil
to allow this announcement to be made without a
mournfu feeling Of its Significance 1: is true it would
be difficult for them 10 exceed the brutality already
hibitsd by Hunter Sheridan, Butler ard indeed, by
Sherman himself il other f.Ida still! their disposition
must indeed be ferocious when even Sherman rembes
for IT'S sf-cs aud fears that be cannot restrain its mani
festntion. May t. Lord turn away or restrain d..
feat this scourga-Daiiy Journal, I'd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
TELEGRAPHIC.

entered according 70 the ACT Congress- the year 1885,
J. 5. THaAsHEE, IN the Clerks Office Disr
Court Of the Confederate States for the Northern Dsre
Of Georgfs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
For the Journal.
AfessrS. Kditors -

Asssrs. Editors -
Please for the benefit of friends, that the
"m. s EmCre, L. 81. stbson, J. 3. PadGison E. a. Pats
R. 4. BIaokmore.
GEO. G. BAIN,
Chief Signal Officer,
Bepartuent Cans
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

Icasped thy ha al ia mine clssped her beaute-
Gus fora vowed saeid her from the wind and from
the worlds cold storm Sac set her beauteous e5es on
me- the tears did wildly aow and with her little lips she
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

WHAT Is THsxAs AFTsR 1T is said that trOopa
from Thomes army are coming the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad What is the object of this movement !?
Are they 70 oplEae dirtctly with Grant in bis opc-
rations ag inst Lee hty to act upon some fink
or other portion OF Lees conm unicatiors? Are they
be ssnt by sea e operate with Sherman Iii over
uDnipg the COroAas. what ie their destination p
Time alone show, but no very long time will be
needed. Not nu h now be done IN ViTginia.-
Whatever troops brought iroa The West will prob
ably be intended to- operate farther Soutb than Virgin
ia But we cannot think that any Important part OF
Thoras' army is coming East Tbs situetion Of things
10 the West will hardly permit thar.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

JenRie June that In almost every instance where
man marries sensible woman, It Is after he has met with
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09

VS. here in Wilmington vry quiet pco-
pie since the fall Of ForS Fisher. ] hat cut CT the
deranuing, aud with that evsnt rznarkahe
change has been produced in population. TIE
stcange sc2s OF in TO eigu garb, snd with iorsign
accent longer f. the eye at every urn, Or meet it
at every colrer That dream paet, and verg little of
it now rmaiGs Sundry accus'cm@d faces too are
gone, and tie eces that kDeW item k0or them no
more, though not We trust forever. Oa the other hand,
people have come back 10 occupy thtir own hons&s'
thinking the satar than the country in The OF
raids.
Upon the whole it is 10: very jolly time for husi-
ness. Things are hardly working" and if anybody
will pay as well he can make compr0ns2 Of pro-
dts since the fall OF Fisher. II be pays high price
he will lose uioIey. There vii! be better days we
trust
The appreciation Of Enoney IS delightful 10 thos7
sho have enough of it 10 appreciate. 1t hardly con
Germs as, personally sill we Iko il in public poat
Of viaw People living wages 0: s1laries taay per
haps be able to LVe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-09
vs,y Much Like A waalz

While we here are talking about peace commission
ers and allowing ourselves to dTeam Of an earIY settle
ment, Seward is preaching to toe Christina commis-
sions OF the North tha overthrow defeat, submission Of
tee rebels, and Sherman is ed d:aociog with fce and
sword into the heart OF cur sister Sa;e AID this is
peace!
We have tried to tel people that they must re-
ceiVe the idea OF peaca comieg from Lipco!n this
time with great caution, lay, with absolute agzRcoh
otherwis1 they would BE- f4ecd ttelr desiruotl n
We thiuk it hardly RECESS ~ to repca: tha1 eau
tion. Things speak los shvmsrlvss'
Oa "Wednesday The enem7 were at BtOxton's Brldge
in COlletou District within less than 25 mills of
B,anchvl, Where are hey now Passengers re-
port that yestcrd4y ttey- wse within 10 miles CT
Branchvi'lc. What jmpedinent there may be TO heir
seizure of this important point we do not knog.-
We ar not surprised al his movement We are only
surprised that it net made sooner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-22
CIRCULAR IN RELATION TO PASSES

CIRCULAR IN RELATION TO PASSES.
MAJOR General Augur has issued the follow.
ing circular in relation to the issuing Of passes
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH
INGTON. 22d Army Corps, Washington, d. IT,
April 21st, e65-Circutar.-That there may be
no understanding on the subject OF passes,
the following summary OF instructions In force,
Is published for the governance Of ali con-
cefned.
4. No persons are allowed to pass the line OF
Forts or Pickets unless on written authority
rom these HeadQuarters-0r when personally
known as reliable and proper persons to the
officers in charge Of pickets or command Of q
Fort-by whom the authority will be given,
and record kept-specitying name, residence
and character OF the person. Passes given by
the authorized officers of the Comfniss ary,
Quartermaster and Medical Departments
Will be recognized, If granted subsequent to
April 16th-Within the lines.
2. Commanding Officers OF Divisions, Separate
Brigades, as heretofore, will give passes to off,
GERS and enlisted men within the lires-Which
will be recognized.
Canal boats on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal will pass-subject to search at Chain
Bridge, Seneca and mouth Of Monocacy
Railroads and Ferry Boats to Alexandria
operate as ordinarily-exceptiAg that all pas.
sengers are subject to search by the established
guards. No passes are required by citizens.
Citizens will not require passes to leave the
City OF Washington by Railroad going North.
By command of Major General Augur.
j. II. TAYLOR, Chief Of Staff; A. A.9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-22

kR. LINCOLN'S OPINION OF JOHNSON,
On the day before the meeting of the Balti-
more Convention, Marcus L. Ward, of New
Jersey, 8 delegate to that body and subse-
quently most efficient member of the Repub-
Iican National Executive Committee, waited
upon Mr.. Lincoln and solicited an expression
of his preference as to the Vice-Presidential
Candidate to be nominated by that Com ention.
The President, while declaring that he could
not be expected to avow any distinct preference
Tor any OF the gentlemen named in that connec-
ton, referred frankly to the merits of each in :
Guiding Messrs. Dickinson and Hamin, and
dwelt especially upon the claims of Andrew
johnson, whom he characterized as eminent.
ly man for the timeS-capabIe, honest, and of
infexible loyalty and indomitable will, whose
selection for Vice. President would afford him
(Mr. Lineoln) supreme satisfaction. Mr.. Ward
left the President with the strong conviction
that that no man in the country possessed his
esteem and confidence more entirely than Mr..
Johnson.
At q subsequent interview. on the 9th OF
III arch, the President reiterated all he had pre-.
viously SAID in MIR Jonnson's praise. remark
ing that the country owed him q debt of graf
Itude tor his unshrinking sacrifice and heroic
labors in its behalf which could never be paid
He still felt that he ha1 III the new Vice-Pres-
ident one whose aid would be of inestimable
value in the work before him. No man, he
said, had right to Judge Andrew johnson in
any respect who had not suffered as much
and done as much as he had for the nations
sake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-22
ALL WRONG,

The following article has appeared in various
of our contemporaries, and was clipped by us
from one of them:
"CHANaBs OF CoMMAND.-Msjor General
Halleck left this city last evening for Rich
mond, it is stated, to relieve MAJOR General
Ord, and assume command OF the Department
OF Virginia; headquarters at Richmond.
"Major General Ord is to relieve Major Gen.
eral Gilmore, in command Of the Depart
ment of the South headquarters at Charles.
ton, S. q.
"Major General Gilmore is ordered to report
in person to the Adjutant General OF the Amy
for orders"
We understand that no such orders have
been issued by the War Department, and are
not in contemplation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-22
n r Y G. O O D 8

nRY OOBs
AT STILL LOWER PRICES
have this day opened new supply Of
BLACK sILKsl
received from the last great Auction Sales in New
York; they will be sold below
IMPORTING PRICEsI
GROs DE RHINE from Is upwards
LYON BLACK TAFFETAS.
BLACK GROs GRAINS.
Double Chain GRos GRAINS. best quality.
GRos D'EGOIsE, splendid make.
GROs GRAIN NOIR Pin.
ALSO,
ALEXAEDERS KID GLOVES.
A new supply of BLEACHED CoTroEs.
Stat 1211 cents.
78at Is and Is cents.
44at 20, Is and 80 cents
64PILLow CASE COTTON At 80 cents.
IO4sHEETING at 80, 90. and 81 per yard
Ladies HOSE from Is cents upwards.
LINEN HANBK ERCHIEFS from l21. cents.
splendid stock.
IRISH LINEN and LINEN GOODS and thou
sands of other articles.
COATS sPOOLs cents: PINS cents. at
SIN. MEYENBERGY,
az Market Space, bet. 7th and sth ats.
ap2l.St (under the Avenue House,