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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-03

HorsE BuRSED.-Ws regret to learn
;taas ! ths7 lwslIing house on ibs Blue, Hill,
onsana qasr.er hniiss from the Couyt
House, =. belonging % Mr. Join Tagparits.
!, wss burned one gpigil lsst west. ssThs
shonae ~sa unoccnpied 'and sissa frs. must
tavo been The work of AN inceudbuv a..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-03

oaeAsIzED.Wel learn that q company
of militia hss.bseni oreanised intths neigh.
horbood 81 Barns MIL efor home police,
Major Leroy J, johnson hssing been iebe;
SSn Cantain. ,tss:,0I -: -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-03

Which wa% the last aetual sale for Con fsderats
Notes.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-03

s.. CHxsuzD.T The Press d NOW psbHslI:
sd on Flas5s instead of TBdirssday,., Cd . 80 ia
.hslsto laf4 sI q: M ll.s5eu at tbss1 1assss
;pstllsh 90 sagee, Persons takkise:
toth VIM bsf ffarnishsd viii ths.
;assssf ssies av1st 81 | :E:s,s .:E
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-03

Es.Hov;ssirino,ir ID Blowb. i.pf Georgia Lss
bssa pstae aeasds ,tdsnt Johasen. and
MIL hsraAfssrs yesids Asfsnfa.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-03


Provisional Governor, communicating the
Report Of the Commission appointed l,y
the Convention, to prepare Code for the
Protection: and Government Of the ColoreS
Population wasread before the two Houses.
The Report embraces four bills on the
snhject-"A Bill Preliminary to the Legiis
lstion induced BY the CHARACTERIZATION of
Slaves" IA Bill TO. Establish and Regulate
the Domestic Relations of, Persons Of Color
and to Amend the LAWN relation to Va.
grancy," d.; IA Bill to Establish District
Ceufts;" "a Bill to Amend the Criminal
Law. The Message urges the early con.
sideration Of these measures which are
happily. conceived and admirably prepared.
The following Standing Committees Of
the Senate bsve been appointed:
[ On Privileges and EiectiQns-M Messrs.
Buist, Tillman, Wilson,. Gresham and Nc.
Duffie. ~
.Og Fsder4 Relations -Messsfis. Man:
ming, Sullivan, Townes, Bfattoh and Ker.
shaw. .&,., sz '..F. .s
On Finance and Banks-Messrs: Hemp.
bill, Ba9zsr, Wilsmi,h, .. H. Williams,
e on ts Jaaieig,,y,.-:Mssssrs Thomson. son
Johnson G W William, sssllsl aE aBaist and Sui
- 81 81 Yas:ass oasse. ss. saa s. i. Z s;n. Il :.
,ss1,.ss ssg Ms'sts; le'l.s9l Day.as Bea,y and Nc
!, oa pyaias asaa e,i.siu.aiies., 3, isi. Ii a.si,.. q
81 g; Williams pssisr 81 ssy snd rhea, I, @
4, os iss aagsasa,y yssa ,sasie,s Me.,r,... ., /.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14

king preparations for a return OF their
State to its former loyal position IN the
Union. Influential citizens there are still
engaged in endeavoring to secure the best
terms they can.
The feeling of majority of the Rich
mondites against JEFF Davis aud other Lead
ers of the rebel governments represented
as having become very bitter. At least
5000 of the whole population Of Rtch-
mond are now entirely dependent on the
government ard northern charities for
their daily supply Of food, and but for these
they would starVe:
Government officers are nov Issuing 81
900 ratiOns day to these destitute dupes
of secession.
The work of cleaning up the city and
taking possession of the mills and manu-.
factories of the rebel government, and
abandoned property of ell kinds. and putt
ting them in proper order IS being vigor-
ousIy prosecuted under the direction OF
Gen. S6epley, and for the necessary labor
which this involves, large number OF
negroes are employed.
The amount of property thus secured to
the government is immense. Much secret
ed properly has been discovered in the
dwellings of citizens, including, it is said,
vast quantities of articles sent from friends
in the North to administer to the wants q
| Union soldiers.
The remains of Col. Dahlgreen have
been discovered near Richmond, exhumed
Il and sent to Washington.
! II is rumored in Richmond that Genera
Lee arrived there on Monday night and
proceeded quietly to his residence.
a special to the Tribune, from City
Point, says:
A special train was to go to BdrkesVillC
last night to briug in Gems. Grant and Lei
and staff who return to Richmond to-day
in accordance with their parole.
Gen Grants army is reported to hev,
turned its face westward for the purpose o
receiving supplies and recruiting. Sheri
dams prisoners, captured previous to TIL
surrender, are on their way to City Point
A dispatch to the World from Goldsbsro
on the 9th, says:
Sherman's army is in the best possibl,
spirits, and ready TO move. Trains arr
loaded and the troops re-clothed. Sher
man has notified the army commands to b.
prepared for rapid marches, so that speed,
results may be expected.
/ a special to the Times, from City Point
says:. " ~ :
/ Gen. Lee has expressed desire to de
part for Europe with the rest of his family
at an early day. Heis much affected B,
his defeat. Davis has discarded him an
is retreating on his own account.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
GE2ERAI GRAuF hal no ,ime tor n.roa.

GESERAL GRANT had no time for parad,
after defeating Lee, aud, therefore, the
main body of the Army of the Potomac
did not march through Richmond, but
pursued the routed rebels with the great.
est pertinacily. So it happened that the
fighter who bad really won Richmond,
had not the opportunity of INDUCING in
the pomp and circumstance of entering it.
The falIot Richmond was made known to
the troops while on the march, and it is
needless to say they were enthusiastic.
Their enthusiasm had good results. /,
helped them over many weary miles in
pursuit of Lee, to finish him up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
Call fora Meeting of the Virginia
Legialatnra 81 - ~.

BALT1EoRR, April lathe Richmond
Whig of yesterday. contains a call signed
by members Of the Legislature OF the State
of Virginia and a number of citizens, for
an immediate meeting of the General As.
sembly of The State, to consider the restor
alton of peace to Virginia and other ques,
tons involving life, liberty and property.
The United States military authorities have
consented to give safe conduct to the
Governor and 1t. Governor, aud the mem
bers. in order that they may have free
deliberstion, on public affairs The call ia
made for on or before April 25lh. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
TnE Dew gtate eovernment Of Tenueasee

THE new state government of Tennessee
went into operation on the Sd. Governor
Browulow recommended the ratification OF
the constitutional amendment, $50 as to
strike down the monster institution which
has embroiled the government for half a
century, and eliminated in the most wick
ed, uncslled for, and bloody war ever
known in the history Of the civilized
world" Both houses responded by rati-
flying the amendment unanimously. The
loyal government of Tennessee has beer
organized on the Presidents plan, and ii
therefore farce in the judgment of sena
tor Sumner. But it will stand, with tina
Of Louisiana. The reconstruction hObbie
have all persisted iu the same "last ditch
with the rebellion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
Order Revoked.

HRADQUARTERs Arabs OF THB D, S., h
THE FIELD. April IL, 1865 -SpecfaI Orde,
No. 74.-The I'd paragraph of Special Or
der No. 49, of date of March 10th, from
these headquarters, suspendiDg trade ope.
Tations within the State of Virginia, ex-
cept that portion known as the Eastern
shore, and the States of North Carolina
and South Carolina, with that portion of
the State of Georgia immediately border
ing on the Atlantic, including the city Of
Savannah, until further orders, is hereby
revoked. iR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14

TaR rebel leaders have taken just that
course best calculated to convince the
southern people that there was no real
occasion or justification of the rebellion
They have been ready to sacrifice the very
Institution in behalf of which they made
war on the government. They cannot re-,
sist the force of these facts. The oontro.
versy over slavery has been set aside by
the action Of their own leaders, and if they
have any ill-feeling on that subject they
will vent it upon those leaders, not upon
the North or the general government
Slavery thus eliminated the problem of re-
Cancellation and unity becomes easy. We
are OF one stock. We have common in.
terest in the strength and glory of the ma
ton and in the prosperity of all sections
We have learned to respect each others
courage and PerSiStenoo, and We believe
there is at this moment better feeling
between the masses OF the people north and
south, Notwithstanding the terrible strug
gle of the last four years, than there has
been for generation before, or ever could
have been without just this experience.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14

IT is intimsted that the President msy
call Cor gress together in extra session to
consider come of the subjects presented
by the change in affairs. This should be
avoided if possible. The whole matter Is
in the hands OF the President, ard he has
full power, as commander in. chief, to con-
cIude peace, and to deal with the rebel
officers and leaders, on such terms as be
judges right and proper. II Congress il
called together, there will be quarrel over
questions of re- construction, and the cOun-
try will be thrown into a political sgita-
ton almost IS much to be dreaded as war
itself The President need not feel him
self hsmpered by the past action of Con-
gress, any more than Congress has been by
his executive action heretofore. The Peo-
pie feel the utmost confidence in the wis
dom and and fidelity of the President, and
his ability to bring the country safely
through the 6ual scene OF the great drama.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
WHDEL1sa ". Va, April ls, ,s5.
Editor, 1ntelra1ne.r:

Gdtt0TS 4nLeEHgeneeF:
have noticed, the past two years, mer-
chants coming from the eastern cities
weekly, in our NeW State with their sam Piles
Of boots and shoes and dry goods, and
canvas this State without paying one cent
State tdS. believe there is law prohib
ting goods being sold by sample, and you
will oblige many of your friends by inform.
ing them and merchants East, whether 1t
is unlawful. Think in other States all
have to pay State tax or license for the
privilege of selling good, aud l think our
State ought to see TO this matter. Hope
those who are in authority will see to thlt
matter, and make all eastern merchants
pay State license, for ii is nothing NOR,
than right they should do SO. 1t will in
crease our treasury and put all merchant
on an equal footing. Yours truly,
A MERCHANT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
Fron the ian Rsg,ment.

Editors InteEEIgencer:
Please insert the following list of casual.
ties in Co. D, 18th West Va. v. in front of
Petersburgl
Joshua Reynolds, killed by the fall of a
tree while working on fort near HATCH.
er's run on the let inst. Robt. L. Nc
9uown' James NJ Caldwell aud William
Ross, killed on the I'd inst. in storminp
Fort Gregg. E. Adams and N. Turner
were slightly wounded ia the same en-.
gagemeut. Yours respectfully,
". A. SnLRY, Captain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14

The place h0s received, the cracks between
the Planks Ard next the wall are still a
refuge for Vermin. Above there is the
same spectacle in each of the rooms. A
partition divides the prison, which was
formerly tobacco warehouse, into two de.
partments on both foors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14

Interesting from Grants, sheridan,.
and Sherman'S Armies-A fair IN
RiChmond-Lse Wants to 90 ia
Europe WI hi 80 ~
EEW YoRK, April ID The Bers,5,.
NeWbern despatch of the Sth states th.,
the entire re. equipment of Shermap'S arm
had been completed, and that it was res :.
to enter upon, NEW campaign for the and,
den extinEuishment of Johnson's miE,ss.
power, Il thstrebel ohieftain should cbooss
to offer turtheFresistance after hesrinS 81
Lees surrender. 0l
The news of the capture of Ricbmond ~
course caused great rejoicing in NeWbern
Tue country on the south side Of ~:
Neuse river, between Newbern and Go,JsS
oorO', is entirely cleared of armed Febsis
but on the north side of that strean, tbors,
are some proving bands. One of Ibess ~
the 7th captured and burned q stesm..
and two barges. This is the only interrnn.
non which Shefman's COMMUNICATIVE.
have suffered. 7.- st'us
:. Zen. Miner has succeeded GEN. VII
IIams % commander of the 2Otb corns -
ShermGn's army. UHFps IN
The Herald's Richmond corresnon5sS.
says the people of Virginia, and ~
city OF Richmond in particular aDne,r ~
% At last satisfied with their exnsriT.St
ota Southern OOnfedeEaoy, and Az NJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
GEORGE K. WHEAT
Ii NOTION JoBBER.
20 noNROE ST, IS
Ies9 WHEELING, W. VA.
Rooms to Renf.
Army Tents and Wagon CoTIePST

~. y, ssasyery cheap 100 Tents and wagon Covs-1
ss SS SSs thing tor aWnipE9 ticking PSddisS
lsSss test Ne ,. Aloo two heavy Duek TirpauIias
AP5 Sil Be for rent BY the day, week Or MOI o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
Farm for Sale.

TUE I1bSorIbeF oflSrJ at private sale q tract Of
Virginia, WtthInpne half mile Of the National Pike
and AVE- miles from Wheeling by this road, and
three by the Seminary Hill road, and Joining lands
one hundred and sig acres. The land q under good
cultivation u Of rich SOIL 10 well Watered and yell
set in grass and IL therefore suitablotor cultiVang
or grazing. A part Of the farm Is well suited for
growing grapes. There are moderate buildings on
the promises. A young appls orchard Of one han
dred and seventy trees, half Of which are bearing
Churches schools, mills and stores convenient. For
price and terms see the subscriber on the premgeA
:. imh1A-1mdoodh4tRa ALEX. .MeCULLBf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
FOR SALE.
TWo Farms for sale ln Illinois.

nGH" OF 39O ACRES, near Rantoul Station,
" Chhmpatgn county, one hundred miller by rail-
road rom Chicago Of rich prairie land and having
" acres under good fence and we'll improved, with
Eood dwelling and tenant houses, Barn, Stable and
Corn Cribs also Peach aud Apple Orchards
u Also A FARM OF lao ACRRS, In CLAY couuty,
on the Little Wabash river, and within . few miles
o. CLAY CITY on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
Ghtl mrm Y well ttmberod AID has two saw millI
adjoining It. = : =
Applyto JAMES MoLLoY, Rantoul, Champaign
county, ultnoil, to GEO. W. SMITH,
fe23 =, -,Tf 5t-.5y r5-.fl-l Wheeling. ". Va,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
SWEET POTATOES ron SFF1.

NUR suppIy Of Jersey ~
" be here about the 3Oth q
muet Be given at cnce, e. they
mh14
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14

Sweet PotatossW iu
thh mouth. Orders,
are very scarce. =.
L. Q. FROST { 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
BY Telegraph.

F0E LatoF Dlapa,she. s.. ara p.g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
geree9nt's Sale.

John d. etearner. -
r WILL sen ct public auction on sAiuh Sl;l4
II MORNING, April 18th, 1900, g eign5, %SlOSA
a NJ n the Auction Rooms Of Geo. ,. Wickhams
70 he hIeheIt bidder Eight seWing Machines, (neH
Carpets and Household Furniture.
aprI4-It E. MeDONALD. Y. 8.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSIONS--1S65.

The buildings and grounds have been placed IN com
pete order and hlled up with furniture especial,
adapted for the comfort and convenience of stndentR-
Rooms furnished Tor the oldest boys as In Coli
private study, free FROM the confusion aud restraint o
school room.
The Course of instruction a thorough and practical
designed 10 h our young fer admission to our bes
Colleges, or for the active duties Of the farm, shop OF
counting house.
By the beAly Of the Board Of Trustees the Academy
is furnished with library Of 1000 volumes and one 81
the best collections Of Chemical and Philosophical appR
ratus In the United stAes-thue aording facilities fi
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical siuca-
tion Tar superior to most Rehoon In our country.
The best Teachers will be employed and no labol
spared to secure the proper, moral mental and physea
training o. the young men entrusted to his care Term
moderate. F0r circulars and Information address
EDWARD D. PORTER,
Newark, De-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
62s HOPKINS e2S
HOOP SKIRT MANDATORY
No. 62s Arch Street, A6ors Sirth,
PHILADELPHIA.
uUH.r, ...
WhoIesaIe and RetniI.

The most complete assortment and best quality ant
tyeu Of Ladies' Misses aud Childrens Hoop Skirts ii
the city These OF "our Own Make" gotten up ex
preeay to meet the Wanta VI frst Class Retail Trdde
embT Aeng all the aud desirable tyes kites Length
an size waists In trail aud plain skirts from ~ 10 d
aaprngs from Us 10 ~ inches long, and "a, 90 Ok 8
ass S4, and SH yards around the bottoms making noi,
sohildrons skirts beyond all competition all tha
made by have stamped the kid pad iIo pkins
Hoop sklr Mandatory, No. t2S Arch Street. fhilsdel
phia and are warranted to glv0 aatisfaotion.
~ Agents for the New Flexible Skirt, the mos
pllable Hoop SKIRT made, equal to nradleys "Dupleg
Elliptic" skirt, and at mueA lower prices.
Also, constantly IN receipt OfA fall assortment Of good
Easten made Skirts which being sold AZ very low
prices Kid pad and metallic asenedl5 springs IS cents
10 sprlngs 81 0O, % sprngs 81 To- 50 spngs 81 70 anu
iO epdnss 81 co. skrta made to order altered and re-
paired. Terms eashOne price only For Circular con
ainng catalogue OF styles length siaas prees
at or address by mail inclosng stamp for postage,
HOPKINS HOOP SKIRT MANUFACIOiY
uiAri'am No. 62s Arch Street, Phiiadelphis,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
GEO. DEMERIT s. 60.
THE FOLLOWING srLENtID LIST OF
Watches. Chains, Gold Pens & Pencils,
&c, worth 100000,

To m sold at ONH DOLLAR zach, without regard ol
value, aud not 10 he pail until you know what you will
receive.
100 tiolJ Hunting cass. w,t,be. a,ct ann ooi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
Notioa.

Tho undersigned, having opened Brokers Omeo ia
lhe City Troaaurera Room Fourth aud Market strees Ia
The ohargeof Wm Preston ESQ., would call special aitsn
ton 70 his list Of Kent and Sussex Farmg, issued every
month for gfautouB distribution. All kinds OF Real
Estate in Wilmington and vicinity taken In charge TO ss
laud rent. Money Loaned aud obtained 90 Mortgage
Catalogues of property for sale Ia Wilmington viii 10
issuei Ia short time No charges made except in eRss
sof sale. thare eflhe public patronage is respectfully
Isoloiied. A. r. JOHNSON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21

Wanted.

young man with a moderate capital as partner II
business already established One OF rst class stand
Ing only accepted. Address "Integrty" at this office
mRr3tG
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
EDVv AIID TATNALL.,
STRAW WANTEn.

II IE a'o prepared to buy STRAW at all tlnas when
iuTo-ed In gool order Ia bales at our Papsf Muls
10 ~, nrmIywlne, about nVe mica above Wilmington.
VIII ohn prssieH to parties selling strAW to AH1 vt
Ir0sonl Ftll pAy lor
Wheat Straw 60 cents per 100 lbs
Rye Straw rs cents per 100 lbs.
For further information apply Al ths MIL or address y
mail.
JRssuP a MOORE,
oet2I f philAdslphla
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
VIM. n. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 10 East Second ST.,
Upper side, near KingJ
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

IA Having bsen in the employ of George Mccall, az
foreman and cutter, for several years. and having
W. had large experience In the bnliuess would re-
LII Hpeetfully Inform his friends and ths public that
he has taken the store formerly occupied by Joseph Hayes
where he Intends earring Merchant Tailoring in all
ta brsnehes He will keep constantly hand large
assortment Of Black French Cloths Doeskin Casumeres
and SILK Vestings. Fancy Cassneres Of all styles Of
foreign and domestic makes which he will offer for the
Spring trade all Of which will be made In the lateet
styles and OF the best workmanship. Also large aH1
sorment OF Gents furnishug Goods such a. nne shirs
Undershtrs, Travelling shirts, Neektes Collars Sus
penders, Pocket Handksrehlefs, Hosiery and Gloves.
All goods warranted TO be what they arc
HE hopes by strit attention to business to merit share
of public patronage All orera attended 10 with prompt
ness Give me call before purchasing elsewhere
WIN II, QUINN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21

HreueYs
Il 100 gold Hunting ca.sa Watches each 800 90;
II ivO Gold Watches GO col
E 200 Lidles Watrhet SO OOi
81 eco Silver Watches, ki6 OO 10 s25 OOi
I. 6OO uold Neck and Vest Chains IL 90 to 10 OOl
4lOOO ChHtelAln aud Guard Chains, 20 to 10 00l
4 1900 Vest aud Neck Chsina 90 to y OOl
8tOOO Solitaire jet and Gold brooches 100 to OOI
9eN0 Coral Lav,, Garnet, &c, Broorhes 10 to COZ
sIU1l uold, Jet Opal, dc., Ear Dropa % to OOl
kbOO0 dents Breast and Scarf Pins, on 10 0Oy
StO0O Oval Band Bracelets, 3.O1 10 0Og
1000 Chased Bracelets, B 90 % 10 OOs
soUO California Diamond Pins and Rings = 90 to 0Ol
70OO Gold Watch Keys SO 10 OOf
o0OO Solitaire Sleeve Buttons aud Studs 90 to 0Da
JOOO Gold Ihimbles, 90 to cog
5000 Miniature Loekets . 90 TO Z OOs
4svOl Miniature Loekets, Magic, 10 to %
zsoO uold roolhpleks, Crosses, &c., 2 90 to O0E
5000 Fob aud Ribbon slides . O0 10 OON
3bO0O Chased doll Rings 2 90 10 0 OOS
1iOOO Stone Set Hngs, . 90 10 q OO1
Ioov1 sels Ladies' JewuryJst aud dold, o % to Is O0N
loguu sells Ladeh JewelryYAried styles, 90 n IS Q0f
auuO uol1 fenH, silver Case and Pencil % to O0
1000 Pens, uold Case and Pencil 6 90 To 10 OOk
sbOOO Pena, Gold-mounted Holder 90 TO con
All tue goods In the above list will be sold without ro
Isefvatiou, POR ONE DOLLAR BACH Certificates oil
sl the various articles placed in similar enveopes
ahu healed' These envelopes will be sent by mall de-
lveIed at our ohee, without regard choice
eelvlna certificate you will what article ropresents
aha u II optional with you TO send dellar aud receive
ns article Named OF any other In the list Of the samo
Ia all transaeons by mail we charge for forwarding
me Certificates paying postage and doing the business
- cents each Five Certificates will be sent for 81 IL
sssSa 9r " thirty for sS sxynvs for sl0i and one
AdBNTs-specal tsrma to Agents NJ
We guarantee eutlre satisfaction in every Instance n
AldIess GEORGE DEMBRIT CO., L.
JAhsfdm 800 Broadway, New York. dl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-21
Large Stock Of Carpetings.
NEW BOOKS!

81 s. s. X. Buffers Book and Nepspaper .Stor.
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trumps story Of American Life by q. W. Curtis.
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The Attorney, by John 7. Irving.
The Constitution OF the United etAtss.
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Life Of General Francis harlon.
Everybody Is Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women.
Miss Gilberts Career.
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The First False Step, by Reynolds
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