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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
lrunlrc RESOLUTIONS No. 70 ]

A RESOLUTION to encourage enisiments and to
promote the efficiency OF the military furces OF
the United States.
| Resolved hy the Senate and House of Re
prrsentativea Of the Uniied Slutsa Of Amerioa in
Congress assembled, That, for tho purpose Of
encouraging cnli-tmtni5 and promoting the eff
cicncy of the military ani naval forces Of tho
United States, il is hereby enacted TINT the wife
and children, il any he have, of any person that
has been or may bo mustered into the military
or naval service Of the United States, shall, from
ahl after the passage Of this act be forever free
any law, usage, or custom wha sUeger to the
contrary notwithstanding aud 1T determining
who is or was the wife and who are the children
OF the enlisted person herein mentioned, owl
dencc that he und the woman claimed to be his
wife have cuhabtrd together, or associated as
husband aud wife, and SO continued to cuhnht
or associate Ut the time Of the enlistment, or
evidence that u form or ceremony Of marriage
whether such marriage WAS or was not authorized
or recognized by law, has been entered into or
celebrated by them, and that the parties thereto
thereafter lived together, or associntud or nnhab.
ited ns husband anil wife, and 50 Continued to
live, cohabit or associate Ht the timo of the
enlistment, shall he deemed sufficient proof Of
marriage for the purposes Of this act, and the
children born Of my such marriage shall bo
deemed and taken to be the children embraced
within the provisions Of this act, whether such
shall Or shall not have been dissolved
at tho time Of such enlistment
Approved, March Q, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14

siciioS l. he It enacted y the Senate and Hou,s of
el,e 'entatiys of.thr state o Deiware dsnerl As
iHin9y ~ Itat the niney-uinth Chapter VI the Rs-
Mritpg out tbs ioysscond Section thereof all after hs
fullOwiag;-- s
rhe following shall be the legal fees for services In
cases etpro Justcs the Pesre
10 JUSTICE OF PiIE PEACE;
he sums here set down Mhan III. ini,slnnni ah. MT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
'etf Davis Valedictory Proclamation Of
Apri1 I. 1pQS


"H"sas, ~ the c0urre 1f .auuman Yankee
t'lhis, the capital of the Confederate States of
ameroa 20 onger0li0rds an eligible and healthy
'eallenee for the members of the present cAbi-
per, not 10 speak Of the Chief Magistrate him
t'l'' the Wee President and tho members of
iN' Two Congressional bodies do therefore,
2 '.flu of the power vested in my two heels,
fo2qim my intention to travel inatanteT, in
,mIany with all the officers Of the Confederate
tales Government, aud to take up such agree
'e quarters as may yet be Granted unto me
~ shch persons ~ are in arms against tho
'oieuefate qSlate' Of America, ! do hereby
Huler absolute amnesty, on condition that they
DIhWilh dcslst from annoying our patriotic
Population
lader the circumstances, slavery had better
fe abolishel
Ias capital OF tho Coniedcracy will hence
a'NaIl be found cup stump" on the pctur-
'seue banks OF the celebrated " Last ditch"
Il tue foreign subscribers to the Confederate
9Au return sincere thanks.
Major General Grant, United States army
"Nl rease see that they get their cotton.
al ptfsous having claims against this Gov
a@en' will please present them to A. Lincoln,
NeAmend, by whom all such accounts will he
rg't I cdeerfuy auditei.
nus not altogether improbable that tie plo-
llol' experiment Of a Shareholders cOnfederacy
ray YET prove densiOD and snare have
'sn thought 20. So has Gen, Lee; who has
''leJ teen lighting mostly for his last years
y The Confederate treasury being light,
tsuS will take it in my valise. Gen. Lee
D'lL, nat We have a good opening before us
w. 'na' we have seen the last Of tlis fratricilAl
I'M. ~ ! hope 20. Stephens thinks peace more
'A,lhent than ever
II The United States persists in refusing to
s1'a9 the Coniederacy, on my return shall
'sHa ",a 'iee the armiug Of the negroes.
9l9ye seeLers a'o respectfully Eolicitedto cease
'pe,r importunatiugs.
HI IuS pv Is tue te'u ideal, but hope Ia the real
Y Fellow citizens farewell.
nv j. DAVIS,
n President Confederate States of America
lone at Richmond, April /, 1886.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
LprnLIn RrsoLnrlon-Nn. as l

joiST REsoLurioN to amend the joint resolution
entitled Joint resolution iu relation to the
public printing" approved June twenty third,
eighteen hundred and sixty
lie it resolved by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States of America
in Congress assembled That the Superintendent
Of Public Printing shall be, aud he is hereby,
authorized to purchase the paper required for
tue public printing by accepting the scaled pro-
posns OF tho lowest bidder or bidders for any
specific portion or portions of the whole amount
of any particular kiui OF paper required for
either three months, six months, or one year,
the minimum portion to be specified by the
Superintendent in his advertisement for propo-
sals md to Le as low as will, in his judgment,
most increase competition, nnl be most alvan-
tageous to the Uuitcl States. In all other
respects the proposals and contracts shall b9
subject to the conditions and requirements of the
existing law; and any contractor failing To COM
ply with the terms Of his contract, under this
resolution, sholl bo liable to the same extent,
and in the same manner as provided IN the like
case in the joint resolution hereby amended aud
IL shall be the duty Of the Superintendent to
report fully in regard to all proposals and con
tracts for paper in his annual reports 10 Con-
gtess, and also in regard to all proposals aud
contracts for li;hographing AMI engraving.
APPROVED March D. 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
CONRtRcing Monday, April Sd, Is85,

AReA 0Ag AONol
V tsalas "a. WI Leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AMI
"sSa iM9PoX AYkSUg, as follows:
f9r s.ltimsoSSI IkAlN at 400 A. MY (ondAys excepted
Msns' Maisas' ha'fs de orass Aberdeen, Psrrynsas Az
DsLAwAREt "A ROAD TRAIN 7a
listists sn,,eslt'd Salisbury Niiioa ips - -
wAYhAIL TRAIN At s.isA. N. .tsno5., :. ,..,,-, .
I KxpaESs ssi n s'.,Fgias At ~ regular .isiioas
Baiti,sass ~ ~ Al 10 tsuaiAys excepted gr
''1 ssSss 1ls "a: r. ssts % ersss
Banasa tNnl ~, :, ~ T. ~ (sundAys sxesPtsdJ q,
SswArs sll!aa Nok.Es. FsSlgv. Hsyr. mS%'9I.1 So dr
YiyiIiS ynaS :, ya,.gsotA. and stsuns.s Run.
ml'vIngt9ni stopping At Chester (ony 10 ale BsItia,
,oS N,r,b'Es.y yn Pas.sngsrsl Wilmington NswAIE 2iss
ssnser' Tor Fortress Moassa viii tsks tI,s sI5AH
>, wILEIXaToy ACCOMMODATIONS rs.tx.
sgpg,ns a. all a'atious setW PL,iaplla asd va
Leave rhilAdsipha a,7.tj. o. 4. A. anna as.soo
lV0 audi 9nr N. Tue $50 T. NJ tran onass @ * J;oY i
ATNf- R.,road tDr Milford aad innmsdiss ststioss
o. so ,ns ss ~ 90, seo and s.so A. NJ 2ov,
u, I1aias nn i9F New Castle leave Philadelphia u7n an,
THisa0UdA TRAINS FRJM BALTinogE
w "cFies cassFfess = E5s ls9S sd4 M SS4ps
Il! IsIys Chester 4 e. p All Ioi4 81, issoa..
From BALTIMORE 10 pHILAbslpuTA
PF;s' tasr NJ Way TAU ss5 H. E1Sr.s. = "a, 81
TRAINS FOR RALnaoaE
Leave Vhestsr At s.54 ~, i5o aud II - pm
Wimington at 10, s.s5 A. ~ ~ 1n3,,a
i225 p. NJ. - . ~ -'Vs Ana
q .. yv,i ahAiN' Sth passenger car sttt he'd will
1t i.4J r. IA. V'u'so's's stations
.,,,.,.,. SUNDAY TRAINs.
w. ysst, 100 thAlS at 403 A. o., for BalGmors and
4 ,;t.as sopping at WILMINGTON psfryve Hsv"s
NlOuf SViIss,sT Ts'ly lyman ymAn . sni AssnJl.a
Ssalnson stoPras ghs,tsr, t0r Bsi,imefs and
oh ~, passsnSersl Win nston. Newark sik;an
ACcOMhOD AfioN TRAIN AZ 10 p n f.. xv,,..,.
nd Way Stations. - 'or wilmington
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
hsafe baldm1Te at as p. NJ, stopp1v - a.r.A
~, tsity4lis and Wilmington. Also soos At Rltte
~ sewAfk 10 'ake PASSENGERS for Philadspba .nd
ersiiom warrington or BaltiInsrs) and uLessrto
iss : !. Passshgsfs .sg ron Baltimore Or Wzshias.oa
Leave him'ugt'n for Philadelphia at 6g6 3 AZ
Il. +. kBhSEy, Superintendent
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LpuslIo RrsoLurIos-No. 40. l

A RgsoLuTIoE to authorize md direct nn iAven-
tory Of articles in the Quartermaster's depois
Of the United States, and in the possession Of
the naval stOrekeeper7 of tho United States
Resolved by tho Senate nd House Of Re.
presentatyes Of Tho United States of America
in Congress- assembled, That the Secretary Of
war be- and is hereby, directed to cause a 4trict
inspection 10 be made Of the Qlarlcrmaster's
department, n4 so0n as practicable after the
passage of this resolution, and comparison to
he made between the reports Of the officers ia
nhorge Of the Qunrtermasters depots at New
York, Philadelphia Cincinnati, Saint Louis, nui
louisville, nrd the articles On hand.
Sec 2. Aud be it further resolved, That the
Secretary Of the Navy, in likp manner, be
directed 10 cause M inventory 10 be made OF all
the property Of The Unltel States, in possession
Of the several naval storckeepfrs OF the Uatel
SHtes
Approved March 9, 1860
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14

That may ha required ter h- use Of iheU trnap an.
Hospital a. thia plsce and vicinity, for thee 6
Mnaiha tr suck les time the tOnnis,ary uenrrB u
hulAisieuee insy direct cOn msnriny May tst tkB,
. aAi he" ll ir di Steers, tut ius stays iws nr
ietisl four % Years old Over Ching ut los than
Nv. h'ihirei uIi pounds not, tf good markrli,
tuay, a. tqusl proportion OF four aud hiud quAi tors
hueia, hanks aud kidury-ttiiDv 10 le axrln. nj h
place. ~ The untes gnal may dss snAis
hHah proposal must contain wiitisn gnarautee Of
a. leisl two fe Prusible pr uns ~ FL owe:
ht----ui The county nf---Stnlo pf--l,
hsrtby guarAntes that--A (nr Artl sbls 10 fnlnl a
contract III arr0rdince with lhu terms of Ills fn ihe
hfuieaa anu should his Or tlv) proposal be accepted
at No tor they Will at cnce enlrr into contract ln
eccordtroA herewith, aud are prepared 10 BECOME
nlmsnt. N7 'V' SIC -"
The re-pnn>ibY Of the guaraniors must 10 shown ly
mtlh rorihtaiu Of tho clerk Of the est Disfct
pea rr ofihs United slaies District Attorney and INA
'ettihcNiJ enclmel with the rrupOs4l.
iopoHas n IN arm must specify tho fun names and
'i 1tN4 ~ eich person competing H. together win
'H lHnuu iiis im, and must be accom- panied by an
nah of ailegiapca to tho United Statrs toyetpt1.it
uh Ca person or ev,ry member Of a firm Offering .
proposal. l'''"s
The roposal 18th otalleganre guarantees and eerttl
az n' ittionHieiiy musl bu In duplicate
., tfnpo ais must ba enVeloped spaleI auI epJnrssf
sguel ~ 'o "nuer-
bdies must be pesont 10 rtsponl 10 th,ir bids and
w ~, reg to give bands ia duplicate and En contracts
In !uiniuplicate before leaving The nifcs $500
jmuit 10 lie msds monthly. in such coy.rnu.p,
purlCil " 's4 ~ 'h"'
Ihg sGy'rnment to itself the right TO iej ct
any or al bids considered unreaaonpb,e
blank iona Tor proposals. cat be hAd on apilIaiion At
'hS ymfn, tlthtr ln person Or by mail.
:, AZ AZ sr biD5 NOT COAPLYfNU STRICTLY WITH |
4 4 NJ ~ ishhs OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT Will, M |
sS.iI' 80, ~ A. =. BILrRU,
aud q
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14

roals in eaid State approved May fifteen, eigh.
'ren hundred AMI fity six, for the construction
ahhla"y Vi sections of twenty miles each Of the
"iling:Un aud Missouri river railroad. be, aud
same % hereby, extended one year, aud that the
Prov Of tho aeconi section Of the act ap d.
proved hfst Of July, eighteen hundred and sixty
l'ur' entitled IAN aci 10 regulate the compensa o.
l'l OF registers and receivers Of the land Offices
'n ihc several States and Territories In the luca
ll"n oi lands by the States aud corporations
und'r grants by Congress-" which requires thar
map Of the change Of location shall bc filei
WIN the Commissioner OF the General Lhn
V'h0e within one year, he aiol the eaina is here
by repeated
Approved March s. IeGl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
plnllc ngaol,.,,ou- NJ Al

lPthLIc fRs"LrIloH-No. 81
NtsoLutinN Transferring maps aud other
dnoumtnta relating Ia the surveys OF the Pa
ciiie N'ilroNi to the department Ut the Lutte
it,r.
Resolved hy ,ha SENATE and House of Re
Prestnialives Of the uuiitd States OF America in
Congress assemhlrd, That all maps proflts, and
other drawings. together with esiilnates aud
reports connected with explorations aud surveys
lar Tue Pacific Railroad, made lnltr the autho.
TlY q the GoVtrnment, and all ether information
upon the FuljeGt of sail road in the possession
oi any department OF the uuvernment bo trans
ietrd 10 the Department Of lLs lnIerir; aud
TINT the Secretary OF tho Interior be authorized
to furnish cories OF the came, free Of charge, to
tho Union raoiiie Ralroad Company, No iar M
they may be useful in aiding sail company in
determining the Proprr route Tor said road.
Approved, March ., 1865
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
An Ordinance.

40 amend The Oidnauss eoiit,d "An ordiosee conssR
lhs huiusne.s iui uFugs ts the health OF the eiiY
afelioN We Y ordained BY the city euauci " vii
mlhk that tue sid ordinance be ameusd hy strkpx
ONT a baiNesn the uiUth hs and the tWsutydnh Zine
IN e hst se'lnn the "a priptvi ihs bo5E of
nfinaness hnbl'hed IN The yesr 1885, and inssrtpE in
lieu thereof the following words
III any person shall safer auv skins tbgs or e,hsr
matter 70 lie In nos0me ouensiVs state within or
upon properly in his possession within the limits Vi thu
ety any matter that shal Ne phsh.ise shall put INN
alsieiy remove The ssne "n tue rsqnireuspt of ihs
board o. Health or 81 all remUve u aud dep Al
place within this city. any pThtsoil costsns Of any
pIlEy well, or tbA plare OF leave In s1y market hous
shy oHal eF ehepsiVe mai,r, every person . on 55ns
shall D. auilty Of Q nuts. ace ana 6r ~ -
offence shall be tu-i ten d0afA" -'"' -
f-s'sd a. tie ''ij Halt. Mt"iuston, Mach co. is6j
A. HQLLINGSHORIH
Attest, L. I. TAv'eR Clerk. s5rsST
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
IPlnLIo REgoLu1I1N-No. aa l

hRSoLuri"H TO purchase mai pouches or
boxes cf Marshall Smiths patent far The
postal service, and for other purposes
Rusolyed by the Senate aud House of Re-
presentaiives Of The uuiied States of Amelicl ia
Congress assembled, That the Postmaster Gene-
mi DO, AMI he is hereby, authorized to purchase
Of Marshall Smith such number Of mail pouches
or boxes Constructed on the principle Of letters
patent Issued April twenty eight. eighteen hun
dred aui sixty thee, and May seventeen, eigh-
teen hundred aud sixty four, to said smilhl as
no may deem proper 10 fully test their utility
aud value in the postal service; and aia1 10 test
new mode Of fastening mail bugs invented by
SoIulnon Andrews nnd tu secure II patent for
tho same, mud that the expense thereof shall be
paid ont of my appropriation heretofore made
or hrrenlter Ia be nude to tho Post Office De-
rariment.
Approved, March ., 1866.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
IPrnLIn RrsoLnrlnM-Nn- an |

A RESOLUTION to extend the time for construct
ing the Burlington aud Missouri river railroal
in Iowa, and filing a map Of relocation
Resolved by the Senate aud House Of Re
presentatiyes Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the time allowed hy
the eighth section Of the nc. entitled EAU act To
amend an act entitled An act making a grant
OF lands to the State of Iowa, in alternate sec.
tions, to aid in tue construction of certain rail-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
Pills.

No pain attends their operation. The only BILLS that
operate without gripIng, siekenrg, weakening lsav
lug hs bowels cstiye and the hest Pills ever offered
the actei ir every disease requiring purgatlye mei
cine Ilrlr intrinsic meritH bsc0ming extensively
known ELEGANTLY sugar raaui pite % cents par box
Reid what the kuv, Frtncis NJ Hawkins OF the NJ T.
thutch, At Baltimore. fays Ut their excellence -
TuwHoSrowS ND, April 20, 1854
nR. SiMAs SnN Sir - have heen iur / or mouihs
greatly afflicted with the Liver Affection; for the frat
months after my Heened serious, thought waa
wasting away with consumption. l suffered much with
violent misery IN my Side ami with a burnla, in INV
laeki my breathing very hard; my complexion very
yellow. IN fact my whole HyHtem seemed entirely out oi
orier, had severe cough ut times and weakness IN
my breast applied u several phyHcAns, And took
great amount " meilue which seemed to have no good
effect NneE first heard NJ your Liver Pills thought
perhaps they might do me some good, bought one
b1Ni aud buuie lad taken them all slt greatly rsley.
ed NY head felt no longer gidIy, my side longer
pauei ms NY nerves seemed 10 ho strengthened In
Other H0fla began to feel like man aud am now
enjoy ~ very good huah They operate without sick.
enng Or any gripping pains and do highly recommend
them ~ The public. Try them, sufferers before II 10 too
late Your humble servant,
FRANCIS NJ. HAWKINS,
of baltimore Circuit, OF this NJ. Z, Church
S0le manutcturers slMMS 4 SON, Physclans and
Druggsis corner oi Fourth aud King Streets, Whining
ton Del Sold by Druggists and Sorrkeepers generally
Ask Tor suims' Vegetable Liver Fills sud take no others
Sold by Ferris, New Castle looth and Cowgill Son,
buvei llammrr-loy fnulk, Milford Lodge, Claymont
Dyott Go, Philadelphia and dealers generally.
maY.27
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[PurLlc RrsoIurloa-No. %

PurLlc Resolution 20
RESOLUTION to encourage the employ mani OF
disabled and discharged soldiers
Resolved by the s6uate aud House Of Re-
preseniaiives Of the United State. Of Amtrica
IL Congress assembled, Thai persons honorably
discharged from the military or naval service by
reason Vi disability resulting from wounds or
sickness incurred in the line Of duty, SHOULD be
preferred for appointments l., civil Offices, pro-
ylded they shall be found to possess the business
capacity necessary for tho proper discharge Of
the duties Of such Offices.
See : And be it further resolved, Tint in
grateful recognition Of the tersices, sacflhces,
aud sullrrngs Of persons honorably discharged
hoin The military aud naval service Of tho cuun-
Try, by reason Of wounds, disease, Or the rxpi-
ration Of terms Of enlistment, it is respectfully
recommended to bankers, merchants, manuGac.
iurers' mechauics, farmers, and persons engaged
in industrial pursuits, to give them the pro,er-
ence ior appointments 10 rcmuueratlve situations
and emplnymenis
Approved, March 3, lsG5.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14

EYE AND EAN.-Piof J. Irancs, III. d., Ocu
lhtnnl Auri-t. formerly at Leylen, Holland, T.
permanently located at No. Oh Pine Street
Philadelphia. whsrs persons afflicted Whh dii
eases Of tho Eye aud Ear will he scientifically
treate and cured If curable. Artificial Eycs
inserted without pain.
N. B.-Fbe Medical faculty is invited, as he
has no secrets in his mode Of treatment. iul7 ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
Prnlic GesoLulIoN No, ~ /
HrsoLrrluH respecting tho publication of /,

" "h'i'"H respecting lhe Publication OF the
pnpers Of james Madison
Whereas the Joiut committee of the two houses
OF Congress on the Library wore authorized by
an net appinved August 18Th, 1866, aud amend.
ed June 18th, 1850, In cau-e To be printed unI
published one thouaand copies Of tho Papers Of
James Aladiron md wherens the sum nppro-
priated for SUCH purpose has heen found insult
oient Therefore
Resolved by the Senate aud House Of Re
rrescnlaiiSes Of the United States Of America in
Congress naaembiel, That the said Joint Library
Committed ara hereby authorized to contract Tor
the publishing Of five hundred copies of said pa
pcrs, in lien Of the one thousand copies hereto.
toro authorize !, and for the same sun.
Approved, hlaroh 3, 1915
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
sHERIFF'S SALE.

Nv virtue ~ writ Of venlt ini T., me II ant
"a VIII ba pps-d " iUhlc ia tnr re y, JOLu
, hneJx a. ackbiTd. Ia Appoq iininnt lndrsi, New
vasIe County, Delaware, On SATURDAY the 21i day
o. April 1868, ut oc ock. r 1 III follow ng ds,erlisI
Neal Estate, vz;--Al tie interest iu rralt of L4n
situate IN Apl iulnimnk unirsl IL the County ore.
ly iands 4 Il Armatr,ne ant smuei Arm,trouss au1
tl' Of oo E. iukiland Morris Uoiiin4, containing
ne huaitsd acres OF lani 'ilre less
Seized an taken In execution As hs pr,nsrt, II Tb
brunett aud 10 be sold by
GEORGE 5. uAGANY sheta
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punLle IlnaoLurloN n.

Juisr RhsoIrrioN Of thanks to Mpjll Gonera
deorgc H. Thomns anil the army under Ls
command.
lic it resolved by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of Tue Uniied States of America
il Congress assembled. That the ihabks uf Con
grtss ARE due, end are hereby ieulcrei, to Major
General ueorge II, Thomas aud the olli1erl and
soldiers under his eommani for their skin nul
duuutleqs ooumge, by whiah the rebel army
under uen, raj Hood WAS signaliy derniel nnd
driven from the State of 1eunesste
Approved, March 8, 1865
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14

-30s.-A few more days aud they will all b.,
sold. Persons holding U. s. Certificates of In
debtedneas can have them converted into 10.
without cost, or can have them collected fer ! 10
per cent Persons wishing to invest in the 730.
before they are all sold. can make arrangement
to pay for them on or before the lOth If April
by calling On H. Il. R0nHsoS & Co,
Corner of Ith md Market sta,
Suhscription Agents
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14

REMOVAL The Artisans Savings Gank In,
been emOVed to No. Coz Market Street, where
1t will he open daily TO receive dpposiia aud
make payments
Dividends at the rate Of 6 pcr cent, per an-
mum, have heen paid to Dcponitors. semi -anuu-
aiiy IN April ond 0ctoher, sincc The otganzt-
ton Of the Bank in 1861.
rTohts on deposits, after the payment Of
necessary expenses. are all devoted ie Inc bcne.
III and security Of the deposiiors.
Managers are not allowed to borrow any pant
OF the funds belonging to the Corporation.
hdNdgers William s. ilics, Edward Belts,
Joseph W. Day, Charles W. Rowland, VIM. II.
Billany, George s. Capee. job II. jackson,
George W. Dush, Leonard L. Wales, rr. !. +,
haughan, N henson, Clement b. Smith,
Henry +. Dnic.
WILLIAM $. IIILtRa, President,
GEoRdE W. Busn, Vice Prcailcnt,
JOHN T. McLRAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
Now for the Rush to Cheap Johns
Another New List of Prices.


Bojls and Shoes 80 per cent less than any
Jther store in Delaware.
Dry uoods 10 per cent less than any other
store IN Wilmington.
Crockery-ware 20 to 10 per cent less than
any other store in this city.
Notions OF all kinda from s to % per cent
less than any other person dare attempt to sell
Spool Cotton, Cloakiug CloIhs, Flannels. Pant
Stuff, Understands and Drawers, Window Cur
tains, Coal oil Lamps, Glassware Knives aud
Forks, Pocket Books, Brushes of all kinds from
10 to 20 per cent less than any other store ia
the = nitei States Open from q A. NJ. TO 8 r.
NJ No 50I Market Street. wilmington. Del
SPECIAL NorlcE Dry Goods, Dress Goods
Table Linens, fowelngs, White Goods, Shawls
40. win be soi great bargain to change
business. as my time aud attention will be de
voted to gentlemeu'z furnishing goods exclusive
ly, where good assortment eau always be had
at the very lowest prices in the city or State
Please call anl examine, No. 3lh Market street,
Wilmington, Del WM H. Crow.
December 9-u