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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-20
sherif,s Sale.

,aAsA By virtue ofs writ Of Ais venditloni ExponaA
I,u to me directed will be exposed to Public sale,
liii Al the Hotel Of Charles Groom, In the Village Of
GkA Newport, In Chriatiana Hd. New Castle County,
fhiDAY, he 3oth day OF June 1865, al O'Clock, r.
certain piece parcel or lot Of land with Frame Dwell
ling anu storehouse thereon erected situate In the VII
lao Of Newport in Christiana Hundred, in New Castle
County and State OF Delaware beginning at the corner
formed by the westerly side Of James etreet and the
southery side Of Market thence along the said side
James street, south four degrees l57 feet inches
more or less line of james Cranstons land theme
along the south 81 degrees S6 feet 10 land now
late Of Isaac Miller thence along line Of the same North
four degrees west parallel with ths first described line
l51 feet inches or less 10 the aforesaid side o
Market Street. and thence along the north Sc do
east SO feet to the place OF beginning conaniur
l4546 square feet of land be the more or less
Seized and taken in execution the property Of Jas
KettleWood, and to be sold by
GEORGE S. HAGANY, sherin.
sherla's Office, New Castle, June l2, l965-16ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-20

Extra New Buckwheat Meal.
OhOlgk LOT Just received and for sale at the lowest
n Wholesale and retail prices Also large assortment
OF hxtra' kxlrA Family, and superfne fleur &c. at
nov ls.tf eii Market strest
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-20
Sherif's Sale.

IN BY virtue OF writ Of LevArl Paeias, to me
m,W directed will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
l,ii Hotel Of Norris Dickinson, In the city of VIII
- IN ington, New Castle County. Del, on sATUR.
DAY, the LIST day Of July A. D. 1855 at o'clock, P.
the following described Real Estate, viz :Al that lot
ground situated in the city Of wilmington between King
and French streets extending from Water street Front
street. which three-stored Brick Tavern House is
erected, fronting Water street, aud Brick Stable
fronting on Front street, and formerly belonged t.
James Hogg.
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of VIM
heElWes, dec d, and to be sold BY
GEORGE s. HAGANY, Sheriff,
sherlns Office, New Castle, June II, 1s65.-i6-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-20
FEWER AND AaUR.
RRVBR AND AaUE.

crinasan Httsrl have proved the most prompt and
thorough remedy known--sueeessful when 1uinine has
Allied ~ determined by trials In the Unitsd statss
Hospitals At Newark, N j., Fort Hamilton, M " ana
AeAufortJ Co. and numerous caaes eyerYShera 'Tha
bittsrn are warranted to arrest the chs the mt
sad in bref time, eHpe the disease from thS aynte
for USE are strictly adhered to-
Ms hAss Numerous eeriaeAtss Of cures Of the above
mAAdy bntWant OF room prevents the nIerlon Of only
the following, from U. g. Army SURGEON We refsr 10
circular no 1gsi, around bottle for many others.
~. Mn,snsAa, surgeon u (. A. dated U. 8. Hospital,
1swtIA N - says; ~ cured several soldiers under
ny snArge o. o6sinAte Fever and Agus wheh have de.
nSa ios weeks The usual remedy OF ouans aud would
Without hesitation uuo 1t In similar easssn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-20
SALE OF sERvIoEABLE MULES.

SALE OF SERVICEABLE MULES.
oUARrKRAAsTRR GEHBRAL's OFFICB
WAsHIHGToE, o., June o, 1866.
By direction Of the ouartemAster General there will be
sold at public auction, TO the highest bidder times
and places named below, viz;
wILLIAMsPoRT. PA, THURSDAY, Juns 10, 1896
HUNTINGDON, PA. THURSDAY, June 10, 1885,
SCRANTON. PA. THURSDAY, jane % 1856.
MlLMINGToN, DEL, THURSDAY, June 70, 1855.
PIrTsBuRG, PA. TUESDAY, June "a, 1855.
HARRISBURG, Pa THURSDAY, June 20, 1855.
Two hundred sERvlCEABLE MULES at each place
Many oi them ware bought IN the beginning Of the
War Is young muleEs accompanied the armies H all their
marches and camps and thoroughly broken harden
cd by exercise gentAe and familiar from being so long
surrounded by the soldiers.
Though sound and servieeahe they are no longer
qured In the army and be purehafed Al thsse
at far less than ther true value The Attention of both
miners and farmers Is especially invited.
Mules sold singly. Sale to commence At 10 A. NJ
TeTmS-cash In URited States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN
Brevet BrigRdier General in eharsa
juneI3,4t, First Division, Q. NJ. q. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24
IMPORTANT AMENDMENTS TO THE EN-
ROLLNENT BILL,

ROLLAENT BILL.
Mr.. Wilson to-day, in the Senate, introduced
number Of amendments to the enrolment
bill, which change it in its most important
particulars. They provide tina. persons al
ready enrolled may be received as substitutes,
and that none shall be exempted by reason of
furnishing a substitute to the naval service,
unless such substitute shall be presented in
person to the enrolment board ana accepted.
ANY person offering for a substitute an Iadi-
ytdual whe is insane, convict, or Who Is con-
victed OF any crime, a dessrter, or any person
In state OF intoxication, or shall dsfraud any
substitute OF any portion OF his bounty, shall
pay fine not exceeding $1,000 and be imprls-
oned for term Of two years or less; and any
offcer mastering into the service substitute
in any OF the above conditions shall be disbon-
orably dismissed.
The bounties shall be paid as follows: One-
third upon entering the service; one. third when
one. half the time shall have been served; and
the remainder at its expiration, unless sooner
discharged. The time of any man VINO deserts
shall be filled up by the district to which he
may be credited; and il a substitute, his prtn-
cipal shall be held for the unexpired term of
service. ALI who desert after the passage of
this act shall forfeit the rights OF citizenship;
this law to apply to all who have previously
deserted, unless they return to their respective
commands within sixty days after the bill
becomes q law.
The amendments were referred to the Mill.
tarY Committee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

THE STOCK MARKET Yesterdays N. Y.
Evening Post says:
The stock market is dull Buyers are timid,
and sellers have to make concessions.
The fall in government securities, notwith-
standing the ease in the money market and the
cheering progress of the war, is viewed with
the gravest anxiety. One of the reasons to
which the fall is attributed Is the fact that large
amounts Of the recent loans were taken by
weak spectators who having purchased the
bonds with borrowed capital, have been CON-
PEELED to sell at loss The demand from the
country for investment continues with little
abatement, but the foreign demand is checked
by the fluctuations in gold and foreign ex-
change.
The Tribune also says that, "as the House of
Representatives have determined that no more
legal tenders shall be used, prudent people
will, in estimating the future course OF prices,
remember that the initiation of the currency,
upon which the high quotations Of 1864 and
1865 are based, has been checked. The militia
ry situation makes it probable that from this
time onward the volume of the currency will
be reduced, gold steadily fall, and with this
contraction violent collapse be seen in the
prices of all commodities. United States stocks,
railway bonds and shares, and ali corporate
securities, valuable as they may be, and
wholly secure, will sympathfze with commod .
ities.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

PROMOTIONS IN SHERMAN,s ARMy-Tha
following promotions have been made in the
Army OF Georgia:
BIevet Major Generals, (fuil )-Wm. H
HaseD, 18TH corps; J. NJ Corse, 18th corns.
Ohas. Woods, 18th corps; ]. M. Leggett, 18TH
corps; John E. Smith, 18th corps; Giles A.
Smith, 18th corps; A. s. Williams, goth corps;
artillery; Baird, 14th corps; J. H. XII.
patrick, cavalry.
Brigader Generals, (full)-Col J. S Robin q.
son, sd Ohio, Doth a. g.; Col Oliver, 18th A.
G. Col. Mitchell, 18th Ohio, 18th A. O.; Col.
Potts, 32d Ohio, 18th A. q.
Brevet Brigadier Generals-Col. II. A. Bar.
mum, 149th N. Y, Goth A. O.; Col. A. Pardee,
H7th N. Y, 2dth A. g.: Col. VIM. Coggs well,
ID Mass, Goth A. c.; Col. Ketchum 5th Conn ,
goth a. c.; Col Buell., 5Sth Ind, both A. O.:
Col A. Beckwith, Chief Commissary; VIM.
Woods, 10th Ohio, 18th a. e..
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ARRIVAL OF TIE OVER. DIE nA11 po.r

ARRIVAL OF TIE OVERDUE MAIL BOATS
Yesterday morning the steamer Hugh Jen.
kins was sen. in search of the overdue mail
boats, and returned yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, bringin up tins Daniel Webster, w hich
was speedily followed by the James T. Brady
Both vessels were detained by the ie-ge guam
tity of floating ice in the Potomac, but feftu-
nately escaped injury.
The Webster brought up forty rebel desert.
ers, and the Brady nearly one thousnd passen-
gers, in GLIDING large number OF furlougbed
officers and men.
Owing TO no boat being in port Yesterday hut
the manhattan, which was leaking badly, hay.
arg been cut through by the ice on Saturday.
no mail boat was dispatched for City Point bnt
to-day the Webster will 90 down as usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

HENRY S. FooTE IN THE REBEL CONGRESS-
His Defense. a resolution of censure
against Foote, in the rebel Congress, on the
10th instant, that member made q lengthy
speech in vfndfcatiou of himself. After re.
ferrlng to his obligations to escort his wife to
the Potomac, on her way to Nashville. he said
tnat ne was about to cross the Potomac and
proceed to Washington, in order to effec. peace,
III possible, between the two belligerents; that
In taxing this step no one was consulted or
was responsible but himself that he expected
great fame if successful. great obloquy if he
tailed; That he proposed to visit Washington
city neither as reyealor of Confederate Sc
crets nor as spy upon the United States.
He would not resign pending the resolution
OF censure; but he had become discouraged by
the condition and tendency of public affairs
He thought the management was bad and the
prospect gloomy. He thought the time had
come for negotiation. He determined to throw
himself into this work. He thought he occu-
pied favorable position as mediator or ne
gotiator.
After dwelling at length on the errors OF
JEFF. Davis and the false policy Of the rebel
Congress, he announced that he should absent
himself tor two months, In order to proceed as
near his constituents NASHVILLE district) as he
could get, to consult them ON the question of
peace and war, and the rights due to himself
The resolution Of censure was finally
adopted.
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SUppOsEn QpY

George ID. Ashton was sent In to day from
Chapel Point, Md, and committed to the Old
Capitol as a supposed spy. Ashton made his
appearance at the camp of our troops on Mon
day at the Point dressed in a Virginia Stats
uniform, and acted in very suspicious man
ner After being arrested he boosted Of being
in the Confederate service under Gen. Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

THE NEW CURRENCY Fifteen thousaAd
dollars OF the new thFee-cent cnrzency were
issued by the Treasury Department yesterday
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THE OLD CAPITOL PRISON

The total number Of prisoners confined; in
tho Old Capitol and Carol prisons Is 357 This
includes prisoners of war, prisoners Of State
and officers and men under sentence and await
ing charges.
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FOB SAyANNAH.-Last night the three
masted schooner Maggie and Lucy was dis
patched from this port to Savannah with
Government anbulances and iron. This is the
first vessel that has sailed from Washington
for Savannah since the breaking out Of the re-
beilion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

CHIEF OF STAFF.-Major General Webb,
formerly commander Of Colonel Bakers Cali
fornia Brigade. has been appointed Chief Of
Staff to Major General Meade. commanding
Army of the Potomac.
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FROM CITY POINT.

Col Sharp, Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
eral of the armies operating against Richm Ond
arrived here last evening, on BUSINESS connect
ed with his department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

BUTLER VS.. BRooKs.-The Butler and
Brooks case is under discussion again this az
ternoon, Mr.. Boutwell, severely criticising the
course pursued by the latter. Voluminous
documents relating to Gen. Butler in New Or.
leans were read, which, tits claimed, sxonerate
him from the charges Of misappropriating
funds. Mr.. Stevens, of Penn, is to follow Me.
Boutwell,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

RKrALIATIoN.-The Senate Is to-day dis.
cussing at length the proposition to rstaliate on
the rebel prisoners In our hands for the treat-
ment OF our men held by the Confederats.
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TO BE SENT SOUTH.

Assistant Surgeon f. r. Gregory, OF the list
North Carolina regiment, was to day sent to
Col. Mulford, Commissioner of Exchange, At
Fortress Monroe, to be sent South.
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New Ysrk Stock Markst-First Beard

NC" BVVCK KVE-KIIS
(By the Peoples Line-Ohce sl1 Ninth street ]
NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-U. s. 1881, coupon 6's,
ITO; U. s. S POS, 1917; Certificates OF Indebt-
edness, 9s4; Gold, 100; N. 7. Central, 102 z
Erie, 65k; Hudson River. s5;s; Reading, 1902
Michigan Central, 1903; Michigan Southern,
to 4; Illinois Central, 1ltk; Cleveland and
Pittssnrg, say; Cumberland Coal Preferred;
Rock Island, 91x; Milwaukee and Prairie da
Chien. 354; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Cnica'
60, 90S; Alton and Terra, Hauts, a. Cnicaes
and North western, 3d. QnioksilveH 81.
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~ The gale at the commencement OF this
month along the Mexican coast of the Gulf,
and especially ia the vicinity of the mouth of
the Rio Grande, was the most violent known
to have visited that region. A large number
of vessels were lost, among them the British
bHrk John Bull, with |, 400 bales Of cotton on
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New York Stock List.
by Independent Line of Telegraph to Lewis

NEW YORK, Jan. 4-First Board.-U. 8.
1881 Coupon 6's, 100; 5-2O's, 107X; do. Regis
19eX 1O-4O's, 1OOx New York Central,
1O2N; Erie, 67x; do. preferred, 60; Hudson
River, 95H; Reading. 102x; Michigan Central,
102h; Michigan Southern. 63; Illinois Gen.
trai, i'll 4; Cleveland and Pittsburg, SO u Oleve.
land and ToledoIlO Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago, s9x; Chicago and Northwestern,
32A; do. preferred 90; Chicago and Rock
Island, ok Cumberland, an; Canton, %
Quicksilver, 93x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

CHECKS IN THE TREASURY resolution
was adopted in the Senate to-day instructing
the Committee on Finance to inquire what leg
islation, il any, is necessary to secure a safer
system Of checks in the Registers Off ce of the
Treasury; what amounts, if any, have been
improperly disposed of, and in what manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

~ The new loan act which has passed the
House allows further increase OF the six pei
cent. compound interest bearing legal tenders,
though il is not certain that the Secretary will
find il necessary TO avail himself of this pro-
vision. Still, the Senate is appealed to from
commercial quarters to strike out that pro-
vision and to authorize no issues hereafter
which win tend to in fate the currency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

~ From Shiliington's richly loaded coun.
tiers we have the Atlantic Xtnthly tor Febru-
aly.
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APPoINTMKNTs.-The following appoint
ments OF officers in the United States Nayy
on temporary service, have recently been
made:
]. Bayard Redfeld and James W. Hanson, OF
Massachusetts, to be Acting Assistant Pay
masters
Charles A. Mason and George F. Breckett. of
New Hampshire, to be Acting Assistant Sur
geons.
Thomas Brown, to be an Acting Ensign
Samuel a. Livingston and Thomas c. Erecht
to be Acting Assistant Engineers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

PERsoNAL.-The New York papers have q
report in circulation that Speaker Colfax is
about 10 marry the widow Of Senator Douglas
Inc statement is impertinent gossip, Mr. Col
Tax not having seen the lady in four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24
REYNK m

The appointment Of Horace T. Draper, Of
Brookly n, N. Y, to be an Acting Ensign In ths
u s. Navy, has been revoked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

DUTY ON PAPRR.-The bill reducing the
duty on paper to three per cent ad valorem,
passed by the House a day or two since, it is
understood will be agreed to in the Senate this
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

IL The New York Post says: "General
Gilmore dedicates his recent report 10 the
Honorable Edwin NJ. Stanton, for his truth
and candor as man, his purity as patriot,
and his wisdom, energy and justice as public
officer" IT is we'll said and well deserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

SECRETARY FEssENDRN-The rumor which
prevailed extensively yesterday to the effect
that the Secretary of the Treasury had re-
signed, is utterly without foundation. There
was nothing to Justify the report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

b. Thompson has been dismissed the naval
service Of the United States, for being absent
without leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

discriminating Assistant Ensign Tho,
s. Russell, Acting Assistant Surgeon w. H.
Faggart, and Acting Assistant Paymaster Jas
Garnet, have resigned their positions In the u
S. navy.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EepND-A sum OF MONEY, which the owner
l. can have by proving it, and paying for this ad-
vertisement. Inquire at the Star once, at II
o'clock on Saturday. j. is-sts
OeT-On the nth small POODLE DOG. A
IL suitable reward will be given if left ct 2SS
street. jan fists
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ian 21.eoSt
FRANKLIN q CO., -
OPTICIANS, :"

244 Pa. av., between 18th and 18th SITS and
3Ss Pa. Az, Nstiox Al Hots, Building,
Would inform strangers and citizena that they are
ready TO suit every eyeeght, according tn scientific
rules, with their ceiebrated BRAZILIAN PEB-
BILE aud 2 ERIeCOpIc sPEOTAOLES, universal
" acknowledged as ths best msans for strength:
enipg, improving and preserving tbs impair ed
vision They Ger, also. to the public fine seec.
ton Of Field Classes, Opera Glasses MICROSCOPES,
Stesssseopes and Views, ct the lowest prices,
Is Ia ~ USA
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T.. NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.

CITY POINT, VA 10 P. NJ, Jan. %, 1866
Hon. e. N. Stanton, Secretary Of War:-Ons of
my staff has just returned from Fort Fisher
with dispatches from General Terry, from
which extract the following:
son the 10th. the enemy blew up Forts Cas-
well and Campbell, and abandoned them and
the works on Smiths Island, those at Smith.
Vile and on Reeves Point. These places were
occupied by the Navy.
"The whole number Of guns captured
amounts to 1862. A large number of small
arms also fell into our hands, besides guam.
titles Of ordnance and commissary stores.
"Our casualties prove smaller than at first
reported. They foot up thus: Twelve officers
and io7 men killed. as officers and 495 men
wounded"
U s GRANT, Lieutenant General.
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THEY ABANDON THEM AND THE
WORKS ON SMITHS ISLAND.
ALSO THOSE AT SMITHSVILLE AND
REEVES POINT.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO GUNS
CAPTURED!

ALSO, A LARGE NUMBER OF SMALL
ARMS!
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More Glorious News from Wilmington !

THE REBELS BLOW UP FORTS CAS-
WELL AND CAMPBELL!
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1856 CHOICE STOCK. 1896
4s6 INTERIOR ApORNMENrs. 4sS
4S6 PAPERHANGIN9S 4s6

4s6 INTERIOR ADORNMENrs. 4s6
ass PAPERHANGIN9S. 1856
A select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and
ter Pieces. &c.
WINDOW SHADES.
Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window
Shades, variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures,
Tassels, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssILs.
Silk and Worsted Picture Cord aud TssseIs, diff.
ferent sizes and colors, q beautiful assortment:
Picture Rine 8, Nails, &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The largest as.or tment of Oval Frames in the
District, warranted to be gilded with gold leaf;
riea stock Of small sized Oval and CARTE de Visits
Frames,
ENGRAvINGs AND PAINTINGS.
few cheice EnGravings and Paintings slvaya
In store.
Orders for Paperhan cling and Window Shades
punctua ~ attended to In city or county.
Terms cash for goods or labor:
ia2l 2K- Eight doors above Odd RelIoMs, II all .
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Il O r DIS T III 4 A T E.
EDWIN FORREST
TONIGHT, FOR TIE LAST TIME.
METAMORA:
NJ Ell a MUIR A.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,


EDWIN FORREST AS CORIoLA4Us.
ORPHANS COURT. Jan. 2, l855.-DIssRIoT or
~ CoLUMBIA, WASHINGfoS COUNTY 20 DI: In
the case Of John H. McUnesnsy, admin strstor ".
a. OF James II: Richardson, deceased, tEs Sdmin.
istrator W. 8 aforesaid has. with the appreciation
sfthe Orphans Court of Wash nKton County afors-
said, appointed Tuesday february IA, 1855, for the
anal settlement and distribution Of ths FersonsI
estate of said deceased. and of the assets hand.
as far as the same have been collected and surned
into money; when and where all the creditors and
heirs of said deceased notified to attend the
Orphans, Court of Washington County aforcssid.)
with their claims properly vouchsd, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit 10
said deceased's estate: provided q cspy os this
order be published once q week for three we3ks in
the Evening Star previous to the said Febrlary
IA, 1865 Test. G. ROBBINS,
Jan 24-law3w Register of Ms.
NNE, THE UNDERSIGNED, INTEND sRIL-
w ing. off our entire stock Of Dry GOODS, CON
sisting Of
D0MKsTICS
DRESS GOODS.
at prices much below the usual rate. which We
viii offer to the public for the next thirty days
preparatory to taking stock. and hereby sslicit
the patronase of our friends ond former cue SOM
ers to call and examine before purchasing else
where. YATES d SELB
IL o. St. 1923 Pa. ayerus.
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WILMINGTON DOOMED,

official War Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1865.
Major Cent John 4. Dir, Ne,c York:
The following telegram has been received by
this Department from Lieutenant General
Grant.
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GoTTsCHALK.-To.nigh the renowned ri.
anist Gottschalk gives the first Of his two fare.
well concerts in this city. He will be sup
ported by the admirable baritone Ardayani.
and by the young cantatrice, Miss Simons, of
whom report speaks so we'll. The accom-.
plished Signor Muzio is the conductor.