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IHE BCE>INo oF El,uuosb. The fol-
iouing letter traring upon tbe burnire 90
Redmond BIS Teen brooei, o. Egi; there
The Date of Gle letter sioss tiai the
csa-lation of I.ehm1nl vas contemplated
several weeks before Is took piac-. Th.
letter also shows thai tbe order t0 b1rn tie
cotten ard tobacco was gwen iy Cen.
Lee
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TT'o THE NERVOUS. DEHuIrArFD AND
II nLNrnN WI nE nnTm NENEs. 4

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orFoEu. ss--At 80 ~irpreune Juiicisi Cost
ie-uu and ha.firn 20 Pare, sffhfa sad g. iae
tolraif 81 oAiari. on Che seroaf Tre-.iag ~
Msfch a. ID. i~65.
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fhr llielttlf crure su affrsfef rory ~ fhe saif
lflel a.sl fhis of.ifr 81 flrf fherrl. % D. nrb-
ifshe.l three seeks successfFris ia he oai1fd
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sasi fhrrr. rn affd Cour apresr. and sheg case
rfsas 81 b. chs ne prayer ol sail Lite'lraf
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a frrre rorf 81 Llri. aui arler 81 Corrf lhere1a.
H-t Attest 4. T.. 81 ltHANk. Cierk.
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sri arr rayahlr thrae YEAR, fom that dste On err.
rrne. -,uverti, ~ IN o1.tiou 81 thr boiler
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Lieut.. Gen Es-i. commanding. &c.
Generii-I DO not suPpose ihat the or
der ~ Gen. Lee contemplate any immedi-
sic aciiou iu References o. che Destruction 81
cotton. tobacco. g.. Co Cd his heaiTlsr-
trrs iu the morning Cd c1ufcr uith hi.a aaI
yoa al probably receive communi-at1n
from ban during ths day Mcautiue Do no.
issae an ORDER Ct exrution
Dor certain reasons Z cammu- cate uiff
500 ia this form rather than through the
AiI-tart al Inspector Gencrars oaicc.
respectfully al truly.
JOINS 4 TrrcENnfnor.
~.--rfirv of War
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i.l .frrrlt lr-u ulHsi tcf lrrrs % r.rr H.
is fhe PRINCIPAL REASON &C. the Exr1EcE-
NFsr ai me Naskrrs 1ai Feaflerr A-t E.r sr-~r
ed r-rraat~i GOODS ukTE HHEx IAEGFlv
tNreprr CEp tsro MafSr. thr NrsERant
suoprr srnf cot iroa Bsngar flat 90 o. r,li 20
Brisi'-r- 90 Msiar. sEND - roUE oaDEas. on
cktL shrn go rpaar -1 Ensfon. ua-ss the Bsn
Ear iail~rs 20 an ameaIn.eu fas.eI a. rhani -r
80. ihHf 90 uo mao shall D. sll1sci o. L-sv~ fhs
STAT ty any h'st nr tai'rasl. no ends o. lake
ulrn-g COZ 81 IRE state 90 h1s 49, gods .u1f o.r-
- p uen tgr wears resideut fhr STATE "a
Mo ltarkiag fhe Prrir ruI rralers o..
Mliur &c fte ia-tiiag ~ II fh-ir eusfsm sfnrr
ihr % haarsr Mrrchaaf-' exhib fel their hole =
sau.ei anl liberal POLICY of De- iire al f,f Lur 90
d. sus rihfr b. -teraaiar f1 staaf hs thr r-qi
ui htinr ani give thrn his varr1nfrf .1-.is 10
rclace.l prlrrs. Daa't lsii ts deiaand e aru. psir
in every cnse uaere Fpur lsl1fs shoe. pr1ve de-
fcflsr. % ~ t8 thpt exfeat that q aouil D.
u1I e'-,naIle t1 ~zpcci ars r-sir. snt th- C-O-u
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rh I'D h.rk frnr rar
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u. keNasrrf.
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Noff0E Wfr-ers n neffrr apr~nref ia fhr
y ost.rI urnarrsf. dare ri laa- pa. ~ ..-I
le fhrrlrf D. fanarar. sIaf.rr fraf be- aIle
lIfs'~fh a Har..r.a tat Hf 81 90 aaf fs,sr.I
a.fhaaf ans ..sIftrhr rrrsr Ihe n...ers.e..l.
r.iifens al taafaa. Ir.as st.. s..irtltsi srh fhe
rfrrsn.sIanrrs ip sa.H rnsr eassff-r fha ssr.
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far.fr. aluuoa u.raf HrsErf
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Attention Dairymen

hbAcANAoa OdAA tnth
The Whulalnt Chura sod balter Wcrkers -
49,. "a lsiri1ri to D. ~ fhe nosf sap~rior
kiaf III 90. ~ 80 chnrn seeef nfA - heu 80
Fl erh minntes. ~ 49, ssHfhe haffrf. haFlaZ
t..srkf a. rtrhf 81 ftis faanfT. are prellsfet
ra al iaf.s ifrsi rfrhfs III 80 f1sa nfhfs
Dsiryul-s l1ak 81 yoar iatere-is 80 49, -
ANDREWS q CHASE.
North fsr.. 49, Z, i-es.
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ID. II. YOUNG.

CO Hs'- 80 HsA So. NORWAT. NJ.
('Owui>sIONEEs NOTICE. We hssi.s
y tcrr aTraiafrIi ty fh- Juige of Fraf-.fr 90
fhr f0lrfF n nk..rf fr.na.fssa.rrrs o. ~ r.ia~
o. el1sra pi ihe ef-tit1rs 81 Jacab Nr.te1 lsf-
rf n.Ntsf ta saii t..iaIs. frcea-~i. eve rafr-e
fhHf 90 ulaaihs boon o. lh.rt laes.lls 81. Iaa-
Ices. tarr bee Ii l.ff slI creditors Ell. fsra1 In
anl prove laru r-ssans. aaI ihat sr .lu aurn4
ta ~ eaiF assig.el rs sf ftr ONCE % lf.i.l-r =
kiehaffsru fa ultffif y. nsre. .r fh- frsf Woe
tsy ~ Aagust. ~srrru.i.rr 80 nfrra.Isr. les.
w. ". BOLSTER.
2 RICHARDSON.
nlrfeti. Job m less
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ai actiou. aud lnsssrt heathy tore With streazth
in ne utplf ~ siesi- NJ ouIF DO thrv cur- the
evsfs tsv coarisisi- of ssrr, l-sfs isi -l.s G,r-
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chects. th~s a. che iiase. ia dssa ni.h-d
toses. he ste-f I'D lssf rhrsie thsf ca - @,u-
Flai~t e. ehilircn- Bvinz sursr-oastsd. ti-v are
rlrasaat 90 takrs aaf i-ing puseiy vetefali- 80
ire from anf rsh o. harn. Iurss have -,
utdr shrch -urpsss heiief wcrr IN, 40 -si..tas-
tiafcd - af sch exaltrd pcsitIon sni ch,rs--
tcr. ID frbii tie sl-plcior 81 untruih. Ma,
euliuesf c~rFsuien al phs-icstss bsse ~nf th-tr
uafnr- o. crrufy % tAf p-bc thc fcisbIhty 81 ear
tslnrtirs. shic ofhrrs have seuf TO- th~ a.sursnce
~ th+if csnrrfias thrt- oir fr-paoafioas csafri-
afr aaasnsey 90 the sviiei Of aaiscied ss,Ger-
iug ieIlss
TIE Ages t-io~ nsun-t - pieas-.i o. tsruish
graiis eur A.rriCaa Aiunsaa-. coutasafng tircc-
tinn. Go fhc aal ocrt6cafss 81 theif curos q
IN faiav ~ -1n.p .aints;-
CsstiF~u-.s. Bfhous tosnpisiats. Rheuuiatis-a .
prupss. ilrattura. iiesdsche sri-iag from lsul
ni the hoves aat Pan srisiu- fhcrrir,,,a. tifu-
irrcy. -. Of App-tit-. al Diseases -hich re-
gfire an cFsrut1f uedi.inr- fhey aiso. o. puri-
fttuT b. bhoi anI sftnruiafiug the s,strun. curc
uttny caur alnrs shfch sanll NJ d. s,r,rr.ss-.i
t.le1 couIl rf.ll srrrh - Deafoss Partial Bitsf-
nes- N-urai-is saf ,srsar- irrfutbiiifv. Dersnre.
nacuis 81 ~ ilsef snd ksiness. Cost. al 81 aer
Alndred ca.upiint- arisia- frss Nv state ID the
taiv. 80 olsfrurf 80 "a 80 frnrfirns.
- rai te pa 81 i,y unl.riacipL-d d-ai-rs Nth
ofhrr prrptrsiions shich ta~y sake 'n.re peat
on. beluarf ANEE.a and take ID cth-r. The
80 vuut tl- b-t ail thrrr b. ipr thsn. sai th-y
-hauil have o..
Ff-nsr-i ~. q AVER L co. Level. Ms.
sd soli is draggi O. end d~sicrs ever, here. az
shoesac ~ ". 3. fhllirs aad J. ". Pcrkiu.
\ q fauitad. u Pans b, Bates a Thayer:
a. IL
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fhe god fhrne. rhsf are srrm-.I
fo a.I that have fsrh in 60
lrumfses. ard 49, thaf fk-
ffawrs 90 ~ 90 a. sts~s ff~y
,sV. Thfs ~tausp D. ono affh-
r7seisr fi1f uorrv thr Haarss
lIfqltr The p~sulr of Marnr
.ls~ theus tuo ur~.l fur "a hs-ue-
itoithe B.ugor i1iis- 20 SOME
4 shaen lFf fh~ HEaVrxss
end TEtEu QusrtrtFs ~
s-sas's fhaf fhe cob NJ,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

Tuesd.s II March. a. ~. IS65.
JACOB y HARRINGTON u Andorer.
81 ia sid Counn 81 Oxford. seouaa re-
. . sTecfiuiiy hb-is and gives thi- Hoaorshis
: tosri o. b. saforrnesl ihas b. wss hssfullv
urgfon. Whose ulsi.ien nsnae va martha a.
= Furter. af Mcthuen. o. thr Couaiv Of Es-ex
and Coaslnon wealth 81 Ma--achusctis. On thr
O. Eth day - Jane in The year q or Lord ore
thoti.snd cight tundred and ffts serru: hat
four ile lant siare taeir iuter-s-arrisge hs- al
saw iehaved ani contacted hisn-ed a. a I'D
ard fiithfln husissnl towards h~r the said Mar
~ a. Fsrrin-t.ss; 'sat tae ssid Msrtha A Par
rinFt1u ~ho,ly rcgsrtlrss II her msrrags cove
nsnf and dufy On ~ aispf th- tenth fsv oi Apsii
t-f3 aid deset and sissas yo.ir ilis alli ant her
chlillen snl irsFe che Stale aid 49, oct vet &C.
furuef BID on divers days sad iir,es si1ce sard
stlsnanrrcuf coualafffes re criuneof aduiers wnh
certaia leacd mea ~hs=c aaascs O. your hi-l-
Lsuf urk afsn sod has slso l-rn narrie o. anofh-
$3.50 sifh shonl che o. lsilsg 81 sdafterv
a. b. prefeuaed vilr- iaaf % 81 ress8nsble and
proper -ortrrive o. dome siic harmoay. add coa-
sist~uf snH the prscr -nd u11rsinv ~ saeieiy.
thai tne bonts ID lasfrfnssg hsfweea your hlsl-
hnt and be- aid sie shoa,il b. deceived. H-
Therefore rrsts rirhf snf irsfice aad fhrt vosr
Hfnsrane 0ourf. &C. tlse tzssc 80 lsrth.
uI gInf hlal iltorcc lra.n she btu.ls ol faatrt-
ra1rt aos o. i.firr hefscen hirn and The saIi Nar-
ina A. Farrtngisn. and thst ne snsF b. dis-
solved, aal dots t-uad - O. ever pray. Dated
Ksnfari thts frsf dsy n Msrch on NJ Fesr of
cor Lorf ere fhoustnd eifhf hunlirrtl ani SIXTY
6ve- JACOB =. FARRiNGrON.
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NOriCE 80 ~rOCkWOiuEg- Ihe 40.
y nnsI aarffiar al Ihr fsr.rf srf pne,rI
tfrfrf' r.'l.ii Cenraaf elI ir h-II af f.- ln-
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VIZ
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fhsr sta. h- a.str hF fhr Ffrslaraf tn.I Ires-ar-
90 .l f.r tan.aat. ed ftr saIrf .ssrrrr -rs,.f
81 D.. trsr.trf Hrr h.tIHrsf fhaI nlsF IrrsIlF
rallar Isa.rr f.r rrrI.rr
SEAS 81. Ia's OBJ. ICES.
g. ANDREWS CHA
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Ayers Cathartio pills

A RI the me-f p~rfect
~ parEafise ~hich -
80 stis a. pscdsce 90
shich ~ fhink has srer
yct h-en mais ~ anyt-ody.
heir etrrts have stunt-
aufiy sno~n O. M cuuruu-
nify ho,s much th~v excel
~ orsiinsfs a.e,iiris~s ~
49, They are ale aad
p-assa i a. tase. t.1t po~-
eftui 10 cufv Thrirf,-a--
treting pfopertsss siirnai..te
tn Fffsl aciisuars 81 the
D. o.. rrnfpTe th@ ol-frur-
tisssss ~ 80 orrans. ps,rif,
the bi-ci. and exp q de-
$3.50 They purrv s-t tn
ksui hu1nors shIch ts..f
snd grow distcmp~f. sito-
-siste siuzgish 90 cs-ort-r-
,cd oruan- $50 tkcir Esfsr-
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T. he Huuarsbie The Jusf.ces ~ he Sapr~me
Jui,c III Cosrrt s~xt % h. hoii~a st Paris. ~ith
On aai c. az Couafy 81 ONlord. On thc secoad
T.. n -. ID Isl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

To the HuuoFaiae TIE Ju-tIc-- 81 the Supreme
Jaflcisl Court eek o. D. holdcn al Paris suh-
in sll g. III CounfF a. o. frsfd on the srcoad
IT,. II Nj A - usgr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-25
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
and
Commencing Monday, JuIy 2lth. Is0


wt.ains l VII leave Depot BROAD STREET AND
"nnSSnpi,M0roN AYENUE, as follows;
r.. hArhEss TRAIN at 405 A. NJ, (AlondAys excepted d
I9r baltimore and Washington stopning All
MaenoSe' havro de Grace, ABERDEEN, Perryman's and
DELAWARE RAIL ROAD TRAIN at 745 A. NJ
Ssaist ess lsi) for salsbury, Milford aud Inter
WAY:MAIL TRAIN at 8.l5 A. ~. tsundsvs s.esnted, ,
exPRFss n sntoPPlng At al regall staoas.
baltimore aud Washington, stopping AZ Clss,r Wiminv
lo9, hik %, Perryyie aud HAvfs d. GRACE.
EAphEss Train At 355 p. NJ. (sundays exeepted) for
Newark, Ekton Northeast Perryvlie Hayre a. Craze
PeTriymans Edgewood Magnolia. and semmers Run.
NidHT EXpiE5sAt Ii Is r. NJ. for Baltimore and
washington, stopping at Chester Wilmington, NeTarE
Esnn, Norlh.East, Perryyllle, aAd Havre Dc Grace
fAndsengers for Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, CIty Point
and Hiehmond will take the LIS r. NJ. Train S'-s
c.. WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
alopPns at all stations between Philadelphia and vii.
Leave Philadelphia at745, 1o1 A. NJ, 200 $40 90.
% p iyOof' a. Ihe53Q p NJ train connects with Del.
iIe o.uO T.. NJ train runs to PerTyyille
~ Leave Wilmington at G4i, 500 and $50 A. NJ. 2OO
Train leaves Perryville at 80 NJ connecting at
"1miagton With the 500 p NJ train for Philadelphia
lOl5 A. NJ $50 an. 900 p. ~ -
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave wilmington at 1900 NJ, All. s 80 and p.54 PM
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
i Leave 6 Chester a o. 49, and lO14 A. NJ 1885, 2Ap
Prom BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
nrass a9s 60 Sso A. Way Mail LILO p NJ Rx-
p NJ. Express. ' AAp''ss' ''40
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 8.54 A. NJ, I6O and Ii 80 p NJ
I2.25 p. NJ ' ''9- anu
..... SUNDAY TRAINS.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 4.O5 A. nj, for B,ltimors and
IA sadas stopping at Wilmington, Perryville Havre
NIGHT EXPRESS at Ills P. NJ, for BsIiimora and
NwYashngton, stopping at Chester lfor Baltimore and
s.h l passengers1 Wilmington, Newark, Elkton
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN at 10 p nj for WILMINGTON
aud Way Stations "'-e'V"
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 9.25 P. NJ, atoppnR AT Havra da
iaee Perryyile and Wilmington Also stops at Elkton
ma Newark TO take passengers for Philadelphia and leave
1asengers from Washington Batimere and Chester 10
cave passengers from Baltimore Washington
Leave wilmington for Philadelphia at $50 p. NJ
IL. I. kENNEY, Superintendent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-25

CHEAP FARMS FOR SALB-We are informed of
several cheap farms for sale near 0retou, ut the
Iron Ore Beds, to be Depot on the Rail Road
already graded, and expected to be finished
this summer, between Milford and Georgetown.
Prices from $40 to $50 per acre Fer descrip-
tion, address, L. @. LOCKWOOD,
June 21-tf. Wilmington.
EUREKA PATENT GLASS JAR, FOR PRESERVING
FRUIT IN A PRRFEoTY Fresh STATE.-The supe-
rlority of this Jar over others now in use, CON
sats in its great simplicity, perfect reliability
IN keeping fruit, and the extraordinary ease
with which it is scaled and opened.
1t IS opened by simply taking hold Of the lip
OF rubber and drawing down, whereupon the air
rushes in, thereby relieving the atmospheric
pressure, when the cover can be removed with
perfect ease.
All who have examined this Jar pronounce it
decided SUCCESS. JAMES G. PIcKELs
2l3 Market st, Wilmington, Del,
Aug. I'm. Sole Agent for Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-25

QUARrFsxAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
W. SsHINGTON u. O., July ~, 1865.
Will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at
the time and places named below, viz;
NEW YORK.
New York city, Tuesday and Friday Of each week. 200
New York city, Wednesday zach week. 200 Mules each
day.
llmlra, Tuesday. August s. 200 Horses.
Rlmira, Tuesday, August l5, 500 Mules,
albany, Friday, August ., Coy Mules.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday of each week, 200 Hoses each
day.
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday Of each week,
Pittsburgh, Thursday Of each week. 1850 Mules each
day.
iottsvills, Tuesday August !, 900 MuleE
Mtiintown, Friday, August g 4, 2OO Mules
Nawsille, Wednesday, August 8, II Hsrses.
NewVile, Thursday, August 10, lC)Mules.
Reading, Friday, August II, e Hors.s.
shppensburgh Wednesday, August 10, 100 Horssa
Rrie Thursday, August H. 2ol Horses.
shppensburgh, Thursday, August II, 100 Mules.
Williamsport, Rrldav, August ls, 200 Horses.
Indiana, Monday August q, 200 Horses.
Chambersburg, Wedu aday, August 49, 100 Horses.
Chamhersburgh, Thur day. August q, 100 Mules.
Milton, Friday, August 70, p Horses.
Carlisle, Wednesday, Auguat 80. 100 Horses.
Carlisle, Thursday, august 81, 100 Mules.
OHIO.
Columbiana Tuesday, August !, 100 Horses.
salem, Wednesday. August 2 100 Horses.
Canton, Saturday, August 9, 200 Horses.
Cleveland, Tuesday, August ?, 1000 Mules
Masaill0n, Tuesday, August TO- 200 Horses.
Crestlne, Thursday, August II, bO0 Mules.
Cleveland, Monday, August 81, 700 Horses.
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Thursday, August "a, 1000 Mules.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington. Tuesday of each week, 200 Horses each
day.
day - -
Trenton, Thursday, August 10, 200 Mules
Trenton, Thursday. August "a, 20 Mules.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Wednesday, August 0, aud Wednesdty Of
each week thereafter, 200 Horses each day.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Each week day, 200 Mules.
GIESB0R0, D., O.
Each week day except Wednesday, 30 Horses.
An opportunity purchase superior class Of saddle
and draft animals, at far less than their true yAue
now Offered to the public.
Though the majority oi them arc sound aud servlee-
able they longer required ln the army aud must
be sold.
Many Of the mules bought In the beginning Of the
war; when young, accompanied tho armies in all their
marches and camps and thoroughly broken harden.
ed by exercise gentle and familiar from being long
surrounded by the soldiers.
Animals will he sold singly.
Sale to commence At 10 A. N.
Terms-Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. RKIN,
Brew. Brig. Gen. in charge
juy2s.tAug3O list Div. Q. N. @. o.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-25
NINE. DEMOREsTs EMPORIUM OF
Dl FASHION,

MmE. DEMOhEBV'S EMPORIUM OF
vi FASHION,
47s BROADWAY, NY
BRANCHES IN NEARLY ALL THE CITIES OF THE UNION AND
CANADA.
sPAtaGns Of the Fashions for Ladies' and Chidren's
Dress Ladies' Patterns, 10 to 40 cts Chidrsns Pat
term 10 to 90 cts Trimmed, Double Prlcs Full Sets,
EDross and Cloak Making In all its branches.
ladies system OF Dress-cuitng, $lO0
sChilt -en System OF Dress-Cutting, 90 eta
TucRiug Plnking and Fluting.
sluperial Dress Elevator, 10 OTIS.
French Corseis, Satin Jean, 500; Coutil, $7OO
Prize Medal Skirts $3.50, 500 and $500.
spiral Spring Bosom Pads, $l.OJ.
4 Excelsior Dress Shields, 90 cts.
iTsfd and E@broidefy stsmps, 800 per dos 70 ''
Diamond Needless 40 cts. per huadred
Sewing Machine Trucking Attachment, $500.
Scissors Gauge, cutting material any width so cts.
.sewng Rppers, for machine or hand sewing, 50 cts,
Water-prOof Dress Facing, 10 to 30 cts. per yd.
silly Bloom Improving the complexion 90 cts.
Soft pure, and free from sught to harm
The tendefest complexion.
+RoseAt, Bloom, tintiDg the complexion, 80 cts.
WIN tint the checks, as Nature tuts
The rosy shells Of oeelnf
'Ourling Cream, beautiiylng the hair, 80 cts,
"Perfume Packets exqusitely ffagr6nt, so cts.
NINE. DEMORESTS puRcHAslNa AGENCY, for any
article to be procured In New York.
DEMoREsF's MIRROR OF FASHIONS, Is cts; Yearly,
$500, with valuable premium
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Exalting both our taste and homes.
Those marked thus sent by mail post iree on re-
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-25

to stop this state of thugs 1t is very reasonable
to suppose that this brutal work Is carried on
more extensively wherc the blacks have no proteo-
tioA. The wholesale mnrdering Of human beings
is, we fear, the practical working Cf the oou-
spiracy to exterminate the coloFed race, which
is revolving to our Christian age.
The Raleigh IN. C.) Progress Of the 10th
learns from Colonel Lawrance, Commandant Of
the post at Goldsboro, that six negroes were
killed at or near Warsaw, two weeks ago. Their
former owner left on the approach Of the Union
army.
The negroes remaining, they went to work,
and made a crop. The former owner re urned
recently and ordered them to leave The ne
groes refused, and the proprietor Of the place
getting some neghbors together with arms Or
dered them off again, and on their refusal at
tackled them, killing six company Of soldiers
was sent up from Wilmington to investigate the
affair,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-25
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal,
GECCTnNG

The buildings and grounds have been placed In com
plete order and hed up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience OF sudents
Rooms furnished for the oldest boys in Colleges
private study free from the confusion and restraint OF
school room.
The Course Of instruction is thorough and practical
designed TO Mt our young men for admission 10 best
Colleges or for the active duties Of tho farm, shop
counting house
BY the beray Of the Board OF Trustees the Academy
is furnished with library of 1900 Volumes and
the best collections Of Chemical and Philosophical appa
ratus in the United staies-thus aording facilities or
acquiring complete seientih and Mathematical educa-
tion far superior to most schools in country.
The Lest Teachers will be employed and no labor
spared to secure the proper moral mental and physical
training Of tho young entrusted his care. Terms
moderate. For circulars and information address,
EDWARD y. PORTER,
Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-25
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