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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-22

He once had his arm raised to strike
soldier, when an officer boldly exclaimed: !:
The Field Marshal has commanded
that no ane shall give way to passion."
He desisted, saying:
I" What the Field Marsh al orders, Su-
~srrow obeys."
His Instructions tended 10 form the man
as well as the soldier.
IF you perceive a cannon with lighted
MATCH" he directs. "rush upon it creep.
ing; the ball will pass over your head
cannon and cannoneers are your own !;
overset the gun and spike it--the men may
receive quarter. II isa sin to slay with :
out cause. DO no wrong to an unoaend- :
Ing party; he supplies you with meat and
drink. A true soldier is no robber. Spoil
is to be held sacred; if you capture camp
or fortress. il is al your own but beware
Of laying your hands upon spoil without
previous orders. Seek 70 die for the honor
Of he Virgin Mary. your mother (the en-
press. aud all the royal family. The
church ofers up prayers for those whc fall
--hJnors and rewards await those who 1--we.
A soldier should be health minded, brave,
intrepid, decisive. loyal and honorable.
Let him pray TO God. from whom proceed
victory and miraculous interpretations.
God be our guide! God is our leader I"
| don't kno~-l can't--impossible, were
words he hated. "Learr-do--try," he
would erclaim " when soldier is expect
ed TO do. and does nothing. he must dc
wrong; il he does something. there are
chances he does rightly. Many man ha.
resources within himself that he is no
aware Of Under Suwarrow he is sure I,
do his best" II he went into a house
where the army bivouacked. he frequently
ordered away the doors and windows. "
am not cold nor afraid" he would say, ant
the soldiers. Who laughed as they ebeysd
the order, wsaldtry 10 brave the cold lik,
their faiher.' When provisions wer,
scarce. he not unfrequently met the diff
Guilty by ordering general last, which. a
he kept il rrligi"usly. was cheerluIly ac
quissced in by the men.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-22
STEPHEN GIRARD.

Stephen Girard has not been so long
dead but mauy oil the present generation
still rsmember him distinctly, and his pc.
culiarlties and no man possessed peculiar
ities Of a more striking character. vari-
Gus sketches of his life have been given TO
the public, bue the following. from the
North American Review for January, is
more discriminating in its character, and
presents tolerably accurate picture of the
man and his mertal aud social peculiari.
ties:
Within the msmory Of many persons
still alive, .old Girard.' as the famous
banker was usually styled. SHIRT. stout,
brisk old gentleman, used to walk, in his
swift, awkward wav, the streets Of the
lower part oi Phiadelphla. Though every :
hing about him indicated that he had very
little in common with his fellow citizens,
he wis the marked man Of The city for
more than a generation. His aspect was
rather insignificant and quite unprepussess
ing. His dressing was Old lashioned aud
shabby and he wore the pig-tail, tie. White
neck .cloth. the wdc.brImmed hat. aud the
large.,kirted coat Of the last century. tie
was blind in one eye and though his bur.
" eyebrows gave some character TO his
countenance, II was curiousIy devoid Of
expression. lie had also the absent louk OF
a man who either had no thoughts or was
absorbed 10 thought; and he shuffied along
on his enormous feet, looking neither 10
the right nor ta the left. There was al
Wages certain look oi the old mariner about
him. thuugh he had been fifty years an in
habitant Of the town. When he rode, il
was in the paincst, least comfortable gig
in Philadelphia, drawn by an ancient aud
ill.lormed horse, driven always by the
masters own hand at good pace. He
chase still to live where he had lived Tor
fifty years. in Water street, close TO the
wharves, in small and inconvenient house.
darkened by tall stsre houses, amid the
bustle. the noise and the odofs Of com.
neree.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-22

The less we satisfy our particular pas
sions, the more We leave TO our general.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
THE FIGHT AND THE FLIGHT.

From official dispatches received we
CLEAN the following facts in relation to the
capture of Petersburg and Richmond
Petersburg was surrendered to our troops
by the Mayor and Common Council. The
citizens finding that our soldiers were well
behaved, made their appearance at the
doors and windows The rebels took away
all their artillery except a few old pieces.
Our troops did not remain long, but started
In pursuit of Lee. The report of the
death of A. P. Hill is confirmed by citizens
Of Fredericksburg.
A dispatch from the Assistant Secretary
Of War says that little is known at City
Point concerning the progress of Grant,
wing to the over work of officers. Ewell
set fire to Richmond, aud the bridges are
destroyed. Mrs Lee has not left. Gen.
Grant has commanded in person since ac.
tive operations commenced.
Official details show that the Mayor of
Richmond went out to surrender the city.
There is much suffering among rich and
poor, and there arc about 10000 in the
town, OF whom half are negroes. Weitsel
took one thousand prisoners, I've thousand
wounded, five hundred cannon, five thou.
sand muskets in single lot, thirty locomo.
tivea and three hundred oars. The rebel
ships were destroyed, excepting one
john Mitchell ran away Castle Thunder
and the Libby hold rebels. The Richmond
Wing has reappeared in loyal form, and
the theatre is opened.
An immense amount of public property
was left at Richmond General Weitzsl's
headquarters are at the Spottswood House
Gen. shepley haD been appointed Military
Governor.
The news Of the fall of Richmond was
telesraphed to JEFF Davis while that trai-
tor was in church, and without waiting for
the benedction, the scouudrel hurried out
Of his pew and fed to parts uuknown.-
lie left all his furniture behind him, for
Gen. Weitzel to use and dispose of at his
leisure. Great hopes are entertained shat
lsfant or Sheridan will overtake Lee and
destroy or capture his shattered army.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07

this and the Appomattox Gen. Meade,
with the Second and Sixth, following 4;
Gen. Ord following the line of the South.
side railroad. All of the enemy that re.
tain anything like organization have gone
north OF the Appomattox, and are appar-
emily heading for Lynchburg, their losses
having been very heavy. The houses
through the country are nearly all used
as hospitals for wounded men.
In every direction l hear of rebel
soldiers pushing for home, some in large
and some in small squads aud generally
without arms. The cavalry have pursued
so closely that the enemy have been forced
to destroy probsbly the greater part of
their transportation, caissons and, muni-
tions of war. The number of prisoners
captured yesterday will exceed 2OOO.
From the 2Sth Of March to the present
time our loss in killed, wounded and
captured will probably not reach 1000, of
whom from 1900 to 5000 were captured,
and many but slightly wounded. / shall
continue the pursuit as long as there ap.
pears to be any use in it.
U. S. GRANT, Lieutenant. General.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07

GENERAL LEE HEADED OFF.-DispatoAes re-
eeNed last evening state that Gen. Sheridan has
headed the Rebel den. Lee of. Il you want a
good and well m lde suit Of clothing you will
most aesuredlY be accommodated by calling on
y. j., H. Muhlhausen, Merchant Tailor, No. 4l5
King street
MHSaE TO DUY.-CHRAp Doors AND SHOES.
Every one who wants to save large per cen.
ssge 10 the cost Of their Boots aud Shoes. sbould
go to PYLE'S New Store, No. 70 East Second
street, near King, where you can select from IA
large AMI splendid assortment at lower prices
than any other store in the city Don't buy
without hrst calling to examine his large assort
msnt' aud very low prices, as be will insure you
great saving OF money, by buying at No. 20
uRRAT RROucrIoS IN THE PRioe OF Hoop
SklsTs.-20 Hoops our own make, only ma
dollar and thirty cents.
Wa. H. HYDR, Agent,
april 1,9'. Eighth and Market slreets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
THE FARM AND THE STREET

On Monday last boy presented hi m.
self at the counter of Jay Cooke & Co..
in Philadelphia, and said that he wanted
to invest ten thousand dollars in Seven.
thirtles, He uncovered that amount of
money from his person in greenbacks and
notes Of Ohio and Indiana banks. n
soon transpired that he lived in the west
ern part of Indiana, and desiring TO in.
vest In the Government loan, and think.
ing with prudent simplicity that il
would be safest to get his bonds righ,
from Jay Cooke s own hands, bo travelled
all the way to Philadelphia to make the
purchase. While there be received tbe
attentions which his patriotism and de.
votion merited.
On Friday of last week German
came to the National Bank of Dnbnoue
having walked thirty miles from his farm
IN the neighborhood of Bellevue. His
clothes were ragged the appearance Of
the man was that of mendicant ,Twos
an artihce to avert robbery on the road
For, in the bank, he took out of his dress
thirteen thousand dollars, his own money
IN part, principally his neighbors, intrust-
cd to him to invest in the Government
Loan; Every dollar of the thirteen thou.
SAND had been dug by these Germans out
oil the soil, with hard days work.
A few days since combination of
immensely wealthy Wall street owners of
gold attacked the Government credit by
throwing upon the market Government
bonds in quantities supposed to be snlli.
eient to break the market down The
history OF the endeayor from its inception
10 ils fruits remains to be written. Com
parlsons are odious, and we respect mis-
fortunes,-N 7. Tribune. :
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
PERSONAL

III PSEspEN1 ot the United States
visited Richmond Oil Tuesday. He was
enthusiastically received by the people.
SEeRErARY. SEWARD vas thrown from
his carriage in Washington few days ago,
aud broke his ara
Cen. SHERMAN, while riding out with
friend. since hi. return to bis command,
'aue near losing Lis life. The horses
becoming frightened rau away, and the
gallant chieftaia only escaped injury by
jumping irom tie vehicle.
Ar LAST ACCOUNTS the rebel Gen. Lee,
vas still showing his heels through Virginia.
JEFF. DAVIS continues to carry his
worthless and villainous head on his
shoulders, as lie vanders hither aud thither
in search Of blaokness deep enough to
hide himself from his ovn shame and
srinlss.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
PUBLIC SALE
or
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS

t.a,n'. ns sup,silbtf 9foia al public .sls s,u
sth dsy oi Hpr S' ths I,ss. ss and rana On t.
Ilsnlu belonging 10 The estate ~ ~, o' ufesnhan.
saJ bss,,,s usTsassd This collection outsn S Joaa
Mo. Soaas 'u p"a'' found iaA drat pI"ss a. The i
III FtS@ ron two 70 lhrse hundred camell,, alan.
ops every 9srsy asp SIU,S 81 ,I yars
osIsn, ihAt bore Ia ons season II. Niahi soomis,
capable Of asna nssl1, the tub, - iii 'Il s.,H
OF Acsclai aeIudIns Dsr nI o. plants msny ,s,l a i
uu% Esas Ssas' 40 American Aloe OF csSlapY sasol
EuPhofSiss, dosbii Sssgassi BIgaOniss, sIast
tion. hofs too tsilou. T., AT
This sale will AFFORD tina t,ad.,,..
~ wilmington and is Vicinity M Also thslli,
ESs sados. dow T'6iaSos': s. aSs aud o + a 49,
may not soon be prssSSoi 1Ia ia sssasoms plants sah a
NJ aS no.,,,,l 20 ommsnes At lOc'slock, A NJ urss,,
TERMS CASH q, q. mssthsr
WM II. NAft. Auslionrer "N"Ni BANNING
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07

The SUBSTITUTE LAw.-The Gazette
aud the Delawarian take exception to an
article which appeared in the journal u
short time since in relation to the nulli6ca.
tion ofthe substitute law. We stated, that
in consequence of the commissioners re.
fusing to issue warrants in certain cases
where acceptable substitutes had been
placed in service, the Provost Marshal
had nothing more to do with the commits.
sioners, and that at that time, no warrants
we're being issued. Our statement was
correct, Notwithstanding the attempt to
prove it otherwise; and if the Gazette and
tho Delawarian will publish the correspon.
denco between Col. Wilmer and the Com.
miflioners, they will find some food tor
reflection. We are aware that al dis time
warrants are being issued, but will the
Gazette and the Delawarian please inform
us in what way the commissioners satisfy
themselves that acceptable substitutes havo
been entered
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
LATEST OFFICIAL WAR NEWS.
General WeitzeTs Captures in
Richmond.
Grants Pursuit of the Rebels.

10000 TO $4,000 PRISONERS TAKEN.
WARRINGTON, April 4, 1865, lll5 A.
M.-Major General Dix, New York
The following particulars, dated at City
Point, April Z, 8 A. NJ, gives the latest
information received from Richmond
General Weitzel telegraphs from Rich.
mond that of the railroad material he
found there IS locomotives, A passenger
and baggage cars, and los freight cara
AT $50 last evening General Grant, from
Sutherland Station, ten miles from Psters.
burg, towards Burkesville, telegrapbs az
follows:
General Sheridan picked up 1900 pris.
oners to-day, aud from 800 to 500 more
have been gathered up by other troops
The majority Of the arms that were left
in the hands Of the remnant of General
Lees army, are now scattered between
Richmond and where his troops now are.
The country is also full of stragglers the
line ofretreat being marked with artillery,
ammunition, burned or charred wagons,
caissons, ambulances, &c.
E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
An Ordinsno.

10 amehd The ordinance entitled aAn 1T
lns nuisAnces Injurious ta ths his, oilnas enEttn.
mins,no ~ w. II ordalnsi Lj the cy cossay 'as sy
Snt s ,a, .hv said ordinance be amensd L ~ w
in ~ ~ esn he nlhih lihe and The Iss, " ssing
ns ne. ssouon ~ the ssme IA prnsi ln 10,
hsn thereof the following words '7''' qua Inserting
~ any person tLail sader an. -,
n,ae, nn TO % IN uoi9oms or oa.nslvs .iss y, oA'
ID SrS" property IN bis possessloh within th i "lla o.
y aaNy ismo,e The same gu the rsnulss,.'' uv' lnus
plas whs u hssh .. Or sA. remove aud asPst ., a'
p,iSy vii a., 'y, S'y, any nlEhtsol or con,,,. .nt
sS Ths ma ., Sasnsve matter every psrsSu ~ eSu,.
sSa, % suiliy o. common nuisases anS a. vueaan'
ohsnee shall bS ansd ten doarsD anu 'o' efsy iuh
Passed At the City Hall Wilmington. Mach "A ,.s.
A. HoLLfNdsWORTH
Attest. "a ~ r.v,,. rTs-idsnt ct the city Cou.su
-'Nsn' Sisih aptR2N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07

WHILE GENERAL GRANT was on train
lately youthful book peddler trayersed
tne cars crying, "Life Of General Grant y
A mlschevous aid pointed to the Gener-
als seat, suggesting to the boy that
ctnat ct man might like copy" General
ursht turned over the pages of the book,
ana casually asked, "Who is this ali
q! about =" The boy giving him a look of
Indignation and disgust replied, You
must be darned greeny not to know
General Grant" After this volley the
Lieutenant General of course surrendered
and bought his biography.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
REMOVAL.
JOHN McLEAR & son.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE
.B R- q E<. Es .F9 -,
have removed their rms- 10
No. GOT MarLat Str.at
No. COT Market street,

theOlAty Building. orpl5te the Bank VI Delaware.
where they Will 10 pleased 10 rce,ivo and execute the
oldefA Of tlsr customers aud tho pubic generally nr
T purchase and sale II sll kinds Of stocks B5rd and
other sucurlti IS, - - '"
faieuar attention stan " the pufoiass aud sAis nj
Ml Xmas 81 United Stnci loans includinn nor uOnt
hondN oi $50 20 Bonds lOl1 Bonds C0rtlaeate. of
Indebtedness Ani fau Treasury Notes. For Inc lnst
h'5 WI" continue TO rteeiva snbsci pons as long ssuV
Iemhn unsold by the GOV tmslt, dsy ering then All III,
nme OF subscription Ieli Taf State Rends Wlllneton
1'iy Loan and all other state, County and City Looms
nouEht aud sod ana all cideis fer The same promoy
executed. Rail Road, Cina aud Rirnpiko Stoke .nd
bonds aud oil stocks bought aud sod on Comms.lon
ahl 'he fullest Information la their possession relative to
this clase OF securities Rivon 10 customers appction
void Copper Iron and Coal Mining Stocks, which Tie
"a II Development u the Mining Interests u tie
County arc consunly bringing upon the market will
Ie'eveiA share Of Their atento aud viii be thelf s
TO h1ep Themselves Informed lossitle Of ihe
standing ami prospects Of tho variuus companies
Through their CORE psntents, they aia enabled iy
execute ord IA At the Board Of Rrdkere "a Phndeiphn
lew York and Boston
Orders by mail promptly ATTENDED Ia
JOHN MoLRAR SON
Wilminsion, March o. ls65-apr7.tt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
OFFICIAL GAZETTE.
GRANT PURSUING THE ENEMY TOWARDS
LYNCHBURG.

WASHINGTON, April 4, IL P. NJ
Major General Dix, New York.-The
following despatch from General Grant
has just now reached this Department; at
what hour to-day it left him does not
appear, but probably in the afternoon.
No details of the casualties have been re.
ceived, but they are expected here to-
morrow. The statement that official in.
formation had been received of General
Custer having been killed is untrue. He
was unframed late this afternoon.
T. NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
WILsoN's STATION, Va, April 4th.
Hon. =. NJ. STANTON, Secretary of
War :-Thearmy is pushing forward ia the
hope of overtaking or dShearteninp the
remainder of Lees army. Sheridan. with
his cavalry and the 9Th Corps, is betwe,n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
POSTPONED SALE

- n Owing to unf,yorahle weather and other
JiEtA causes the subscriber was compelled 10 post
G&1l pone his sale until SAtU DAY, April sth AZ ?
ooigck NJ precisely and sold by plne catalogue lo
the highest bidder fof cath. No postronemsnt On ac
count II the weniher be has Let aud given
Of his arm, and the things he moved consisting
Ia part Uf two young Mares aud years old 10 Cows
Hogs Carts Wagons, dearborn ChAise . seat Car
rage, 8 at Roohawas Carriage with Harness; single
Do hs and Plough hHrne ploughs, Ifaftows Roller
GultivHtors, Moving Machines, Horse Rake HAY Cut
ter, stalk Gutter, Corn Mill, Corn Shelter Fam shoyes
Hoes FUrkes Raaee Spades Stone hammers. Crosscut
Hath, Washing Machine, Hammock with Posts
hHirass and everything complete 90 lion bound 10
10 gall kegs contents Of Smith Shop consisting In mari
OF Anvil Wise, with the general assortment Of TOOL
fo iobhng and horse ahoeng aud from 10 to IS bundled
weight Of Od iTon in lois suit purchasers with uumsr
Gus other articles which will be fully described in
printed eataleguts which he had Of the buseribe r
al MuTrowe ttore Third and Market Stres on and ter
wednesday previous to the sale J. A, BROWN
D. 7, RICHARDS, Aueiioneer New Port Pike
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue Of writ Of 'vendtioni Rxponas 10 ma A.
reeted, will be exposed to Publ saln a. ~ " % e ~
Robert Elliott In the village of Chrsilsps IN no'el o.
Frs.v FsfE Sga.sd tba % IN HsT Castle uaty Desws e. o
IN t9e right tilsa interest OF David simpson, in tra.t
oi iA1as as i9loWG trait OF Land, situate in VIII
less adjoining arda Of William Cpurer Wn iI,e mns,s o.
sn1 others on which is erectel Frame DiraIiiap
story house. one part Of which is b.ick md ib % Mo
pArt sIame, adjoining land Of Walter So1tb,s,. pe
s. Amelia thompson, on which Ia erec.J e6cd ,i M
~ me contents what they may. sezsd AMI ttn m
fold by ''"iPson ana 70 be
sh.,is. oa.. ~. STlDnAM, lAie sheria.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07

EDINBURGH REvIEw.-From the enter.
prising firm of Leonard Scott & Co., 3s
Walker street, New York, we have received
the first number of this Review for the
present year. In reading the British
Quarerlies. Of course, the first article IN
American turns to, is the one in relation
to our own afairs aThe Last Campaign
in America" Is in many respects very
fair article, and comes from the pen Of one,
whose synpathies are with our Government.
"The Life Of Sir William Napier" gives us
some Of the strong pOints in the character
and life Of the author of the History of the
Peninsular War We confess to an admi-
ration for Napier, and hope to see an
American edition of his life, written by the
Right Hon. H. A. Bruce, NJ. P. The
article on the Ecclesiastical jurisdiction of
the Grown touches upon a controversy,
which now, and has for some time, engaged
the attention of the learned men of the
church of England. A number of other
interesting papers may be found in this
number. This Review may be had of the
publishers for 81 per annum, or the four
Reviews and Blackwood for SIS per annum
Since the above was written the "North
British" for February and "Blackwood"
for March have been received. They will
receive due attention in a future article.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
LETTER

Aa'e7lq, G. q, April S, ls65.-Doar
Mamma Our army is ruined, fear
We are all aa.e as yet. Heyson left US
sick John Taylor is we'll; saw him yes.
terddy. We are in line of battle this eve.
ming. General Robert Lee is in the field
near US. My trust is still in the justice
Of our cause and that of God.
Gen. Hill IS Killed. l saw Murray few
momenss since Bernard Terry, it is said
was taken prisoner, but may get out. /
send this by negro | see passing up the
railroad TO Meohaniesburg.
Love TO all Your devoted son,
WM B. TAYLOR, Colonel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
WANTED.

psrson qnalih,d 10 take ehAIgs of tn. Hn.,,,.t :
thehed to the A ims llGuse oi this Gou ltv
He eau have The house Tree from rent ana ~, J..
good wages Tor each patient Admiite 10 tbs Hos Pa'
he undersigned, -rFV " "'hsEo
THOMAS Mus
JUAN FINN, f ''''
2ls 3latast sts.
oT h1WAhD bhiH9HURsT
fsbss-in " DA' 'Ns''a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
SHERIFF's sAT,E.'

BY virtue Of writ Of yendiioni Exponss T., me dI,eet
scn o9 ~ 10 Public sale at the Hotel Of John
% Ias,is E"9sty Delaware, on SATURDAY the sI dSv
nPs5 so1, az o'clock, NJ The following described
situate in ApTo unimink Hundred iu the County stsre
~ sa bounded and described follows to Wit B9u,Jsd
y py lahls 81 ~ Armstrong aud Samuel Armstronr ana
Anas o. Hldeon H. linki and Morris collins eon1aInin
ons hnuHsei Heres of land more or loss '-e
Seized and tai in execution He ina nr,nar,, nj,
Bennett and to bo sold hy p'uPe'So o. lhos'
sbs,ls,. om.. Ma. ,tiEiH lEoIiH s n,eANY sheria.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
sN0ee--
DILL

DIED.
hlLf AkD-ln New Port, on the l7lh day Of
March, REnGcCA NJ, wife Of John p. uilyard,
In me Ihirty-iIh year of her ago.
nght is from our household gone
a voice we loved is etied,
a gentle heart that throbbed but now
With tenderness and love,
Has hushed its weary throb5ing here
To thrOb in bliss above,
we miss thee from our home, dear one,
We miss thee from thy place
oh life will BIZ 80 dark without
The sunshine of thy face.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-07
WHERE TO BUY
CHEAP CARPETS.

A. Every one who wants to save large per con,age 10
CARPETS,
should go to EVANS we'll known CHEAP CARPET
sIohhi where you can select from splendid assoTt
ment az lower prices than any other store 10 the ctv
hr1sSe, Three Ply Ingram, Ssoioh with entry and
hlar carpets as low 81 cents, OIL Cloths Niatungs
and Window Shades, very law Particuiar attsntIon
gwen TO furnishing churches, public halls hotels
Don't buy without FIRST calling to examine our la,ss
essortmeet aud re'y ioD priees as we will Insure Won
great saving Of money by buying OF 'Su
JOHN M EVANS.
No. 3l7 NORTH Second Street,
Wood street, PHILADELPHIA ' es'' "PPo1'e
March O. lsG5-2i.im