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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05
NEW GRoORRK STORE,

NEW GROCERY STORE,
No. 3 West Third Street, between Mar.
ket and Shipley Streets,
Next door to the Farmers BAnk)
WILMINGTON, DEL.
sSE3s The undersigned respectfully announces to his
M old friends and the puzzle generally that he has
hx1 teompleted his new store and has opened With
Npltlisstook Of fine new and fresh
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND MOLAsSEs,
Lowering crushed grSnulstsd and pulverEed Sugars,
" soft white aud coffee sugars,
syrup, and all kinds Of MoasHes,
Old Government Java Coffee Lagurs, MAricalbo RIO,
Green and hoasted Coffee The finest Black and Green
Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour; nsw Buck.
wheat all kinds Of pure Spices sardines all kinds OF
Canned Fruits. French and English Mustard pure owe
/ oil; Walnut Mushroom and Tomato Catsupi English
and American Pickles; Jsllies Cheese fresh Roll hutter
| Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate; VermRcei, MacaIoni
Washing Soap in great variety, Toilet Soap Silver Gloss
Starch Currants, Raisins Citrou Aimores Mince Meat
Dried Peaches aud Apples CrAnherriesi Broons RANT
ed Buckets, Brushesi Sperm. Adamantine and TalloN
Candles and all articles usually kept in we'll ASSORTED
Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock
| iAp1i-Iy JAMES CRIPPBN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05
ANEW hooks, NE wBOOKs
AT Z. s. r. BUTLER's
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
No. 42O MARKET STREET3

NEW BOOKS, II WE TX s
ATE S. R. BUTLERs
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
No, 42O MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
The Melropoiitss by Robert St. Clair Cloth
Camp and Prsohs-Twenty Months In the Department
ofthe Gulf; by Col Duganne
Reese Douglas Cloth.
Mrs. doodisllow's Cookery as 1t Should De. Cloth.
Charcoal skatches by Jos G. Neal Cloth.
Home Heroes, Saints and MRrtyrsi by 7. s. Arthur
West Virginia: Its Farms and Forests, Mines and OH
OH Regions Of Pennsylvania. Cloth.
Summers Story, sheridans Ride, and other Poems; by
Too Old Bird to DO Caught with CHAT; by Mrs. Gore.
| The Young Cadet; by Captain Bellaw.
Annie, or Contentmenti by Mrs Mackenzie,
Daniel
The Lost win; by Mrs. Henry Wood.
| Match Making.
Castles in the Airs by Mrs. Gore.
Also. large number Of New Books of various kinds
All the latest Magazines and Newspapers stationery,
Porte Monnaies, Pocket Wallets and Fancy Articles
| L. $. h. BUTLER,
oc2T 40 Market street, Wilmington Del
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.
| N JUST PUBLISHED, IN A SEALED ENVELOPE
Price six cents LECTURE on The Nature Treatment
and Radical Cure OF spernatorrhmt or Seminal Weak
nesr Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and I'm
pedments to Marriage generally. Nervousness. Con
sumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical
Ineapaety resulting from SsllAbuse. &c., by ROBERT
J. CULYERWELL NJ. D., Author Of the Green Book ;
{ The worldrouowned author in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves FROM his experience that the awfu
consequences Of Self may be esctually
without medicine and without dangerous surgical ope
Fatons bougias, Instruments rings cordiaa point
ing out ode Of cure at certain and esetual b.
which every sufferer no matter what his condition ma
be- may cuTe himself eheaply privately aud radically
This Lecture will prove boon to thousands aud thou
Sent under SEAL to any address, in a plain sealed er
yeope the receipt Of six cents postage stamp
Also, DR.. cuysrw us Marriage Guide" price rs cont
Address the publishers, -
q. a. g., A ~.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

~ |
Drx.AxvAWta FIRE ms RANoE COM
~ PANY- ny TIE lasislArvHS 0f TEE
STATE " phhA"AHA' wa
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
,r,uv ppus,nRNr ANN SECRETARY ARE REoRTv |
ing applications for Insurance at their ohaee IN NJ
mingon againEt losses ~ s ~ IN, ns tbeT
buldhBs IN gehsisA, "a ~ narsansi props rtvt
slae agans loss or damage by inland transportation Of
goods wares merchandise and country reduce.
Terms of Insurance will be favorable as any OF TIE
oomuauies In the cities OF Philadelphia or New fork-
Parea insured repose the fullest confidence IN ny
eodity OF its capital and that all Losses Will be promptly
| adjusted Nv the company.
| DIREcT0RSs
At the annual election held on the bth day OF March
1866 the following directors elected TO serve TINS
| ensuing year, viz; - -, nj,
George Jones' Jos. hendlnhAl, 1sorse, "; pus,'
samn p. Newlin, Samuel rloyu, EaMaio M Mr1s
John b. Porter. George W. sparks, Inomes aovatS.
Insurance may be made for any time not 1858 tnan '
months. -...,.. a..
In addition to the above mode OF insnIins Ptopery NV
perpetual Insurance on real estate the ps,0a
becoming Insured, depoaH N lne vnoe , mon ~
ore less according to the nature OF the rAh upon
amount to be insured-but which can pc
any time by leaving per cent on the Amouht uopvst
this method is believed to be much more adysnlegeoq
the Insured than the ornetlhe S ii,na h
less and there 10 no removing OF tns P'iiSS "VN' ~
me. ,, -, 80, -. .rr,,,, al 40 and
AWaNN NkaN
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES. -
HARLAN g. BROTHERS,
(sueoessors to EDWARD Il. RIoE)
NO. 3 EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
AE9N THE undersigned would respectfully 500
A88l cali attention 20 their Stock of WINES k9sIH
NAk and LIQUORS. The facilities possesaeu 49,
by them for obtaining all Wines and Liquors IN ,ns
nnrity with long experience the business Affords as
luranee for the character and DUALITY oil their "ine' ~
Amongst the stock may be found s-,...
CognRe Brandy, Pale do, lamslez s npnnts,
Holland Gin, eeo.en " ns nnJ 1h,ottla
Madeire Port Lisbon, Sweet Malaga
Tenerife Sherry Champagne, OlAret.
WINES, very choice and old, in wood and bottles. -,
Extra fine Monongahela WhiBkey, Two 70 hNe SoA's Viu
the flavor cannot be surpassed. .,,.
10 lavera keepers supplied the most reasonable
terms Families supplied with the cheapest "nen anu
| Liquors, Tor culinary purposes.
| 10 THE AFFLICTED.
1nvads in want Of old Wines and Liquors o. taio9a
kinds, for medicinal purposes may rest assse1 a ~
| tanning them of the finest quality from HARLAN Z
BRoTfiER No. East Second Street. opposite the lower
OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
Superior old ines and Liquors, for medical
With general assortment of we'll selected eRocsRlE
HARLAN BROTHER, No. d Eas, Second 19 s ~
TEAS WINES, dRQGE Gs AMP SR LIQUORS of SUR
Hotels, country trade and consumers supplied whole
sale and retail by the eask demohn, dozen packag
Seiyed, giving limit in Price, warranted to be satis
tOry 6lled, the goods taken back Please call an
examine at HARLAN q BRoThERs, No. East se'"n
''''s' NOTICE TO spoRsTMEN
Dupcnt,s best Eagle Powder In oanisterg and IN 10
kegs duck and rifle. Also shot of all sxes suitable
and dealer in Glover, Timothy orehara and Herd Gra
''vS 90 ae-Iv. Opposite the lower Market Hour
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05

SKEEsN RESPECTFULLY informs the citizen OF Wilmln
ton, and the public generally that he has on hand
- hat his old estabshedEtand, at the corner o. sh'
ENTH and KING Sts general assortm ,nt Of well select
"a Family Gro eeries which he will sell at the loves
prices and on the most reasonable terms Having for
number Of years been engaged in the business he re-
specially invites the pubic to call and examine M
stock as he feeling confident II will give satisfaction.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05
THE FARMERs MUTUAL FIRE
insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"

oIdIb VI O6Ah w "a
f0RIaIEAI Mill CRRKK, 4e.l
Thta Company continues offer to the people Of Della
ia superor advantages Of Insurance against loss
by fire. all descriptions OF property except MArihe
risks -. IN ....s o-na.,
ence in and attention the subject Of Mutual Insurance.
hanq the rst to introduce the principle into our Sta1e
hv rasson Of which, Il IL believed the Managers have
heen enabled 50 to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property as TO render the member
shp among the most equitable in character OF the numer
ous Insurance Companies presented to the pnbnc.
takes credit to itself that is payments Of losses have
hsap and LIBERAL that in IS years business and
losses rea hing over 100000 not single case o. tga
lion has occurred and scarcely one without enre hA'H
action to the parties Insured. -, = K,
| Iookipg more TO the safety than. the numDeI anu
amount 81 its risks IL has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands of Dollars Of insurance. either as requiring 100
great an amount in single Risk or as Offering unnt Cd
iects Of for the character Of the Institution
In this manner II Is conceived II has the safest anu
mast selsct list OF nsuranoes proportion to the amUun
over Six Millions Of Dollars oil any other OompAny
| within reasonable range. =.
As evidence OF this, 1t has not only reduced the rae y
insurance, at all times moderate onesxth, during ,n
Ast two years, but IL presents now clear surplus unu
As security against assessment on tne pepo9l
Notes. which sum by the resort TO Scrip CeIthcAtes g
tie balances due TO each MEMBER now being Issued WI
~ paving interest to them from January iabsi AZ IN
Ateof per per annum, thus making sui iAftn'
deduction. -, -, -, .o,a.,,on 4
en e outilnI rr; - - NFSs's 49, 5000
> ro.., r,o,a.,t,n ssOOOO
II ia he wor d the Farmers Of Delaware, and as sue
they ought TO lAtr0nize II. ., a,,,ppp
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05

BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS

Rs- The original Medicine established in 1887, and
first article of the kind introduced under the name
Of pULMoNu wAFERs"in this any other country; all
other pumonio Waters eounteiieits. The genuine
can be known by the name BRYAN being stamped on
each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
hffy years. and the immense sale attained not only n
America in foreign countries, fully attest their In
trinsic worth The medical properties are superior 70
any other article offered for the cure Of Pulmonary OF
Bronchial Affections and the quantity contained in each
box Is nearly double that Of the many worthless mita
tons advertised.
BRYAN's PULMUNIC WATERS
cure Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Asthma
Catarrh, Bronchitis Difficult breathing, splitting Of
Blood, Palms in the Chest Ineipient Consumption and
all diseases Of the lungs Not only aiording temporary
relief but enecting a rapid and lasting and are
do not hauseate like alcoholic compounds and the med
eiuAl properties are combined In torn agreeable
aud pleasant TO the taste, that any child will readily
take them. One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To voOALisTs and PUBLIC srBAKBRs, these Wafer
are peculiarly valuable; they will in ono day remove
the most oecaAional hoarsenesB and their
lar for sw days will, At all times increase tn
power and hexbilty Of the voice. greatly improving III
tone compass and eearness for which purpose they arr
regularly used by many professional voeasts.
The very great celebrity Of this invaluable remedy
has induced unprneped persons to prepare base iml
tAtons, which dlsappont the Just expectations Of IN
purchaser and njure the character Of the genuine
See that the word, "BRYAN," is stamped on eacI
Wafer, and also observe the fac smile Of the sgnAtur
| Of the Proprietor, JOB M0SEs,n each wrapper, I
counterlsit which is joI gerry asoIsndng parties VII
| be dealt with to the full extent Of the law
BRYAN8 PuLMONIC WAPERs for san by all Drugglst
JOB MOSES, 5Uie Proprietor,
deeply "a cortlandt Street New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05

DHRECTORSs
eli wilson, Brandywine HID; Jamss Delaplain, Christi
ana nd; James Webb, Samuel Barr, T. O. stotsenbnig
and Jesse sharpe Wilmington HID; Robert MeCabe, MN
Creek Hd. John F. Williamson, White Clay Creek No.
GEORGE Janvier, New Castle HID; Curtis D. Ellison, Pen
cader Hal John c. Clark, Red Lion Hd.i Nm. Ieinpas,
pmytna James H. Barnham, 81 Georges hda Onai,e '
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown. - ,
A0ENTs-As well for Receiving applications Tor ihsar'
anoe as dues OF membersi -, ..,,,
hi Wilson, Brandywine lid; Robert McCA9e; MIl
Creek Hd,; james DeaplAin, ChrisiAna Hdi Johh T.
| williamson, white Clay Creek HID. Curtis D. Eilison
PencAder I'D Red Lion, st. Georges and Appoqulnminp
Hundreds; Joseph G, Grhith, Smyrna James OIippsn
New Castle HID; Charles Il. Fleming, Milford. ChAHs
| Tunne Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover.
COMMUNICATIONS general business addressed 70 tn
underHigned, Wilmington, will receive Immediate A''en
| Ion. = -. :. - r--...
gw ROBERT MoCABB ny ". seeret@I5
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THR npRICE CURRENT" LEDGE.

of9ooo fat In length ia located upon the opposite side OF
he anne Canon a. the ledge already described. II Is
about foet In width, with well defined easinss
A suitable description Of these properties cannot be
given IN words full information may be obtained
al ne ofhee Of The Company .,
Fhs N vkntaRes 81 choee among many good locations
have been seeed by the personal inspection Of repre-
sentatlve o the Company Of ptaeteAl mining experience
WON Ma deailsd reports the Company assured Of
The richness Of ther property, and
are made for prosecuting the business With
Vigor accuracy aud despateh.
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RATR RoFsuBsuRIPT1oNs
THY KINGDOM CONE.
Br JnAN rseE1ow.I - :


7 Thy kingdom come,
I heard 4 Seer cry: eThe wilderness, a.4
The solitary place, 0!u@ - IlE .
Shall yet be glad for Him. and He shall
tThy Kin King sdom Gomez with his revealed face
The oIesls: they shall drop their precious
And shed for Him thelr balm: and he shall
The grandeur of his speech to charm the
eY Nneld, EIrls 5N Si-s4dnl .
.Then all the soothed winds shall drop to Lis.
CThy kingdom comet
Com forted waters wRxen calm shall gllsten
With .bSshful tremhlement beneath His
.,s,And Echo ever thewiifls y 'tA ar .
shalltaks, and in her aWfd Joy repeat.
Tue laughter of HIS nps-gThy kingdom
And Siiis That sit apart shall be no lonse,
It. Z dumb: y-.-..sf .,g4td aLIiIItB n
No, they shall shout and shout. "a 9oz
Raining their lovely loyalty along the dewy
;;Ahdvaiieys'round about. at51 .sg,e- ;
'.3And ali the well7cOntented land made
d with flowers she opened at HIS feet, I'D,
Shall answer; shout and make the weikin
And teh it TO the staIs, shout, shout, and
Her cup beng fun to the brim, .t
- Her poverty made rich with Him,
"Her yearning satisned to the utmost sum
,IAlt mp thy voice. o Earth, prepare thy song
y snail not yet be M long, al orr;;,a "a. .aaa.,s a,,sF
ny s u; tS;f4i and lie snail fssn, and sit1nl
"a Thy Eingdom come."s y IN, ~ y, '4s'"S ~
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, ALE -RIdHr.-The little Japanese
gymnsst, "All Right.s Is recoYerins
rapidly. DR.. Carnochan on Monday
pronounced him out of danger, and
although he was not sitting up; because
il was not deemed prudent yet to per-
init him TO do so, we are informed that
he felt very much like doing SO. Nu-
merous Yisitoral a on the day before,
called 70 inquire after him, many OF
them ladies who were present when the
accident occuEreds Among otherSs.
Miss Clara Louise kellogg, whose
kindness before and since the accident
has completely won the little Fellows
heart, visited him yesterday. The day
before, when she came to see him, he
did not recognize her bnt yesterday he
knew her at once, and axiopRlyr be-
sought Mr.. Banks, One ofLthk kpfopriI
etors of the exhibition, to explain to
her that IL was not through any fault
OF his own that he had fallen. which
Mr.. Banks did, gfeatIyfo tfA1I Ri9ht'aiI
delight. Miss Kellogg has taken "a eat
interest In the child since he has been
performing here. He freq tenIly CAME
to her box at the Academy, when not
engaged on the stage, and she made
hims some presents. She pleaSed him
greatly on ONE occasion Whenlhe called
At her house by playing ON the banjo
for hinna the baEbarous air which his
'fether plays when the boy is ON the lad
der. The accomplished lady has re-
duced ito civilized and 2fneIod dionsi
measure. Weare informed that boy
will speedily be- ready 20 resume his
performances, z1 fEyfzI = ass7i7 80 ''lt M
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National Insurance Company.
WHEELING. WEST VA.
IHAr Pnsldnnt.


GEO. Il. WHEAT, President. g'l.'
JAMB McGLUHETs Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAs. WAIIAAcE, state Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland. - -
DrRHcroRss-John E. Wilson, Jas. c. Orr,
John A. Armstrong; a. @. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat, Samuel Harper. james MeCiuney.
Morgan l.. Ott, Geo. Adams.
REFERENCES: 8 Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling, LLst, AIorrison a
Co., Wholesale 6T0ceE1, tEheeilngS Pryor.
Handlnn 4 Co., Wbnlolale SIpesrSI Wheel
inss Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox Boot md
Shoe house, Wheeling; MeCabe, Krafl 4 On.
Druggists, Wheeling; 1eo. ": FFanzhein 4
Co. Wholesale Wines and LID pors, Wheel-
Ing; WinshIp, Woods q Co, oueensWaFe
Wheeling: Lewis Baker Pun. Register.
Campnell, Frew - Co. tPnbs- InteIllganeeE,
Wheeling 0tk ton 4 Co. Hardware, Wheels
ing5 y. z: Sands Cashier, E1IAt Nat Bank
EaiTmont; K. r. Camden, Prest. Nat. Ex.
Bank. Weston, W. Va; Capt. John McEures
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5WHEEIING WEsTY THURSDAY MoRN1NGS$JUNE 2o

OF stern realities. dHappiness and con-
now is their lot, and SO may
it, ever belwith them-Godi ibless them I
IN. =. Herald. hs.s stit ir 1sst5 ssa
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NO. 254.
ansnraurf.l ID !
Franklin Insurance Company
-lfanttnl...... y aIao. 900.


ldIHEogan, 7. p. ShaIIcruss, y. 8. Rhodes
Geo AIenael, u IA Aesss, Sslal- NeSsisl-
Ian, 9. W. Franxhetm, Jas. n. NAnee, Alex
lIaTiRhlix! 10 anif1-liH sUa li -tif $500
TJHIs CoAEPANYENowlH HAVING BEEN
IL org1nt1ed four years and IN that TIME
done 4 successful bhsineSs, Is sttu prepared
70 take risks at tEir mates ON Buildings Of al
kinds. Merchandise, Manufacturing EstAo-
.Iikhmentz. FufnituTe, Steam Boats and Oar-
GOES on The Western Rivers and Lakes.
1hbcompanY oners superior inducemenia
toFnrnerst Whereby they eslu he lnsnfed on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
) or years At reduced rates.
This being q huma Institution, with the Ter
EeSt capital and surplus OF any company In
IN the, State a 4 composed OF some
ntnety-tour stockholders, most ofwhon aSa
among our pest hnGtnesi men, recommends
Itself To the favorable consideration Of the
tnsnfIng public, and soIieits their patronage.
lsAppHcattons u for insurance win be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Once % Monroe st1eet.
ygd snEasE u llIlN.u.ARTHUR, Secretary.
6AML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
! @. n. CoEN, Special AGENT OclH
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II sesamatsd that there are about
four millions Of spirituallsts In the
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closing Proceedings OF fhe Glass OF
ISs7.--.Presentatfon OF Diplomas by
General Grant---Hfs Speech TO Ruff
ner-.FIne DIspIny.--Addresa,o OF Dr.
Francis VInton 70 Ihe Graduatea--7--
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MERCHANTg NATIONAL BANK

y OF west VIrginIa..
CaPitaI Paid In, S6oosOoo.
ITHs hank sucoEEps no THE RUs1;
Bank OF Wheeling.a Il II a Designated De.
tpoEttoryI and Financial agent Of the United
states and II prepared 10 do LEGITIMATE
HGsidfaERobert CTangla, sf.I;.; 4
iDirecfoFs-ThotnAs Sweeney, , 4. 9. pelAplatn,
Jas! O. Achason. John Donlon, Jacob Berger,
"A. Allen Howell, j. Nelson Vance, James
DalzenL sis5z 9. BRADY Cashier
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The Last Parade. ,ts5flt ~ tEThits
,-i WEST Po1Nr, June II, 1867.
(. 4. From period dimmemorial the grad
t1ating class, "a few evenings prior to
their departure from the Point, haYe
serenaded the officers and on all duty
in torrents they gIoriously kept up the
custom on this occasion. Appeles,
with his magnificent band, was placed
at their disposal and nobly5 did. he
acouit himself. AS the last note that
told the hour of twelve had died away
from the town clock, the boys with
their, overcoats of gray sailed from
their pleasant barracks, and, visiting
the pretty white cottage OF the Super
intendent, where General Grant was
staying, the sweet music OF the band
broke upon the Stiffness of the night
with the graudest effect, calling both
him and General Pitcher to the window
of their respective rooms. They bowed
their acknowledgements In token of the
compliment, and rettredlas silently as
they appeared. House after house was
visited and officer after officer SER
enaded, with every conceivable charac-
ter of music, until the gray light of
morning told them that reveille must
fiud them within their quarters. Tired,
exhausted, caring but little what did
occur In their excessive happiness, they
exhiliarating ivirginia Reel" and the
inspiring "Home. Sweet Home"
breathed most eloquently by the band,
that now were tired and exhausted.
THE PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS BY
i,,iis aRNERAI GRANT. : ,,tis
Despite the innocent carousings Jof
the night, all the boys in gray and
white were alert for the duties OF the
day. They consisted In arranging for
the grand event of the, year-thea re-
ceiving of the dear, coveted parchment
for which they have struggled four long,
weary years; getting rid of old clothes,
settling accounts with every one in au-
thority with whom they have done
business during their ,cadetship, and
winding up matters generally. In Or
hension Of the sphere of duty during
the morning, the following HIt
SPECIAL. ORDER 5.,r
was issued and consplcuously posted about
sPEcIAL oRDERS-No IL.
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THE LAST PARADE.
"when shall we meet again,
Meet ne'eF to Eeyer2"

The question. comes with peculiar
force; hut 1t annually arises at West
Point; and Notwithstanding it's accom-
panied with feelings of joy, il gives
place to the saddest reflections that ca
detship humanity is ever arrested with.
Ihs occasion y, s1sss fpsgs eyss unnsed 20
shed tears were wet and that testified
more eloquently than words the feet-
ings of sadness. At seven O'Clock the
corps were again on the Plain amid the
.Same crowd or the morning. The pa.
rade was of the usual prescribed form,
and dtheappearance Of the cadets eltelted
hearty yapplause. Upon it, onclusiou,
the graduates formed in line aud all
marched towards Col. Black, halting q
few PAGES distant. As with ons accord
their heads were uncovered, and apart
ing feryent aGod bless you, was bowed
10 the whole Cla89. =-l-- :. lleS5L M
p Tomorrow the happy boys VIII bid
farewell 70 the Point; they will don the
army blue, and, going home TO friends,
rest awhile, only 20 be ordered TO scenes
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40 Main Street,

.r0Haad5& . LJagqEA9
Corner of Ua1on. ELIHa
vHsy -va7I
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.fInlalInfial.a q
National Gu Bank of West Virginia

ss1 80 n'iAT WHEELING. ..e.i.o. -,
Capital paid I'M s"ts S20OS00o
Authorised capital --iiJ-c e-i86oo,ooo
nA FONEY RECEIVED ON DEPQsrT.1 M
till tereSt paid on special deposits. Nofesand
Collections made on all points and proeeeds
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