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Notice is Hereby G,rc'e

yUyO the Freemen Inhabitants Of New Castle County, who
4 are onRied to vote for members ct the General AS
sembv, THAT AN ELECTION will be held a.
The same tune, and the places, and m the same
manner that Senators and Reprea snaiyes for The said
county are chosen for the purpose Of cecg, as Com
,nssoncrs OF the Ley Court aud Court Of Appeal IN the
said county, good and substantial frcehodeis, fesl,
rleeholer residing in Mil Creek Hundred; and good
aud substantial III, ehoier, residing in New Castle Hun
red supply the vacancies oceaoned BY the death Of
lenlamn iarey and the expiration Of he terms for winch
william weldon, Cd, James Chambers and justa justis
we're elected Commissioners il the SAID Levy Court and
Court ofAPpeal
Clerkof,te Peace Jtsr .Nt.v Castle Oouaty.
E,ew Castle Aug. 6 1875 SO
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TAKE NOTICE.

REs0LNED BY tie President and Managers Of the Vii.
q mingion ard G. ris,iana turnpike road, Tia dividend
rate Of per cen: per dantn--be, aud ne same IS
hereby declared the stock Of SAID for the last
six months which will be pad TO the Stockholders, or their
,egal representatives, on ur after the I5,i Inst.
by oder Of the board
WILLIAM SEAL, Treasurer.
Ullmlngton Oh ifo Isl, 1873 h5 4
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IEWY4& Personally appeared before me
Nathaniel r'tner Esd Mayor of the city Of Lancaster
AID being div sworn Of affirmed eveily deposed, and
declared maj thew had made use Of DR. Carkson free
rnan,s ourh rrons FOR Indian specic upon themselves
Win lie greatest success u the curing Of coughs, colds
asthnnas concentrations splitting Of blood and diseases Of
m hreo.t and luresani that n every instance their cf
tss we're comnlee and inallble will fully appear BY The
glIny;nr testimony Of those WHO have used them.
M,nyfs IaIIr Of Lancaster aged 80 years, long time
,i.yo,siy allctea with violent cough pain and stitches
r, M. si1s AMI brras, shifting Of matter from hls lungs
Mont sweats and hecc fever, and much emacaed and
h,ee degna;ref Of was completely cured by using
III MOO hcttrr Man wears and remains well as the
,,, IL liz breaS and lungs affirmed and subscribedto
April 7tll 1926.
s,mnal Dennis aed &c. Of strasburg township, Maitin
Kr,vmer apeJ Al yea,s Of Conesioga townships long
time exceeding i-lsaac broom, aged years, OF The
n,,nchrJ aoed 56 vea, Done',l township cured by
,',as ho.s.fLristian Hess aged a. years. Of Man.
M rownshncured by using bottles l:chard John
~ "ea ~ pars a. i,onecll ,owaship -Iacuh with, In
s..a IA years Of ne CIV of Lancaster, y lowe,
ne Cisyof ltncaster-Joseph BAR, aged 40 years. Of
s,r,sbT. towu,hp-Elilabeh Kahcr, aged II ,eals OF
Millerstown, Manor township. Each 9TH above named
IN the sides and breast, for long time and expecorson
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PARCHMENT.

A. & H. Wilson, No. 5, West High street, have us r,y
ceived large lot OF Parchment of very superior quar-
Tor Instruments of Writing. viii be sold low, and 'p'
raj discount made to wholesale purchasers.
Wilmington, Hug IL, 1928.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
SO Stone NEasons,

Yky0 work at dry wall in the Chesapeake q DeG-vare
4 Caaai, at Summit Brdge:-,o whom liberal wages
nil be gwen Amply 10 JAS. & A. ROBINSON,
March 49, 1928 1S--tf at Summit Bridge
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
WHEREAS David Wilson, OF Cantwclls' Bridge, has
w his day executed dted Of assignment, OF all bis
estate, real and personals N trust for the bene. Of his
dtors.-Noce IS hereby given to all having demands
against the sad David Wilson, to forward statement Of
their claims 10 The subscribers within ninety days from this
date and al persons 'ndebed to him, required to
make payment 10 the subscribers, within that time other.
wise they will be Compelled BY process Of law
SAMUEL THOMAS,
ARNOLD NAUDAIN,
.DANlEL CORBII,
Assignees.
Cantweiis bridge, July ~, 1898 Sc I'm,
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NOTICE 10
M0nnlactuycl.s.

a TO let fra term Of years, that large and
H#FHT commodious building in the Borough II VII.
HR: mngton fnrmery occupied as Brewery situa
tod on corner d Tanal aud High streets,
% feet long and 90 feet deep; @ith dwelling attached
and never falling spring Of excellent IN the celia.
to pump Ly horse power This building is well calcus.
led for Alanulactory, particularly weaving disllng
ii being in GENITAL part Of the Borough; with agoot
brick stable on the premises The subscriber thinks il
unnecessary 70 say any thing further, any person visa.
Ing to rent would first view the premises
April 9Th, '528. GIFT ISitAEI. u JONES.
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NOTICE.

yEyIE Subscriber has discontinued the retail DRY GOODS
4 BUSINESS, but continues the Uholcsgie, with the
addition OF Commission business. Liberal advances made
in Cash on Commission Goods.
JAMES GARDNER
july 8, 1928. 49--f
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HR ftd February l1h, 1928
Com'a. .Sobpruu 10 anspsr,
issued .,iay 1871, 1928. ShD
ictuias " s. /.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-15
REPORT

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-26
JOSEPH BONAPARTE.

The las, number VI the American Quarterly
Review contains an interesting notice OF Joseph
Napoleon Bonaparte, ex-king OF Spain, now re-
sdent al Bordenown, New Jersey. We alb
stract from this article the principal events Of
his life He was born at Core in IT, Island OF
Corsica in the year 1868. A an early age he
was taken by his ia her 10 the continent, anu
placed at the college of Au'un III Burgundy,
| where he acquired great distinction as scho-
lar Although predisDpsed in favor ct mill
tary life, he abandoned his wishes IN obedience
10 his father, and returned in 1885 10 his nalv'
! country, where he became in 1872 member OF
he Departmental Administration, under the
presidency OF the celebrated Paoll. when Cor
sica was taken possession Of by the English, he
retired TO The continent, ard IN 1894 married
one Of the daughters Of Nj. Clari, one OF thu
richest capitalists Of Marseiles. In the cam
paign 10 Italy he accompanied his brother Ma"
poleon He was afterwards appointed envoy
| extraordinary 10 the court. OF Rome, where, Gu,
ring the troubles between the Austrians and
French, his privilege Of snnctuaiy was disre
carded, and one Of the French Generals in his
suite was killed at his side On his return 10
Paris, he was offered the embassy 10 Prussia,
which he declined, and entered as member oil
the council Of five hundred, where he was alter
der the consulate he was a member Of the coun-
ell of state, and was nominated with Two others
to discuss and terminate The differences between
France and the United States, which resulted
in the treaty of The 3Oth Of September, 1900,
signed al his cs,ale He subsequently, neso>
'ia,ed the treaty between France and Austria,
and the treaty of Amiens, Of 1902, was also
| conducted under his management. In 8o3 he
was elected asenator and member oil The grand
council Of the legion of'honor In The expedi.
ZION al Boulogne in 1904, at the invitation OF
his brother, he accepted The command OF The
fourth regiment. When Napoleon was called
TO the empire, the senate and people oil France,
declared Joseph and his children heirs to the
throne. on the failure Of the issue of Napoleon
The Crown Of Lombardy was offered 10 him
the same year, and refused, as he declined re-
nouncing the political bonds which attached
him TO France. After the battle OF Auserlitz,
he relinquishrd the direction Of affairs al Paris,
proceeded TO Italy, and assumed the command
OF the army destined to invade the kingdom OF
Naples, whose sovereign had violated the
French treaty. Al the head Of the corps OF the
centre, he arrived before Capua, which after
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his country BY almos, insurmoun,,,,, -,
cIes, 1t is believed that rio s,orp ~ S's@'
ment Tor the residue Of lifr is secured Ivy
seph-a conscience void Of ,ffrnce- n1s w. 70,
OF which, no upright man can Ear ,f!;, "Ts''a
ne ,tns;h OF this sketch leaves US oar,Iy :,
add, our impression that, Joseph Bon,.,,!, %
worthy o. tile commentator be,;ovrd II
hlm-and That while men like biMy.Ir IL, Il
BY tate from the Old world, seek an as, n ,'.n
our shores, we have li,tlr 10 anpreh,IJ ~ ~
the spi,it OF emigration, or 70, ii, ,,,bir ""p u
our institutions Boston H., - Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-26

ance Of o state OF thing > wretched that, while
the Government, was to:tsring and precarous,
the people were in danger Of being reduced 10
the last scale of contemplate and pitiable cx-
islence. He gould not help saying that ne te'
on this subject in manner, more strongly
III an he could convey 20 the House, the debt
which this county owed 10 Ireland; he felt most
sens. lively the atonement which was due to her
after SD long period Of misrule, and which
considering the character of the two nations,
and the ,imeat which great part oil that mis-.
government Misunderstanding that one OF
those nations was the most civilized on the lace
Of The earth; and thr other. the most brave, gal
liant, eloquent, and full of genius, in Europe.
Considering, then, the character OF the OPP
pressor and the oppressed, he did say that the
misrule e,inced by this country III her Govern
ment oil Ireland was without parallel in the
history of the world, \ similar case might,
perhaps, be found by any one who chose to ex-
plore the history Of barbarians in their 'rl-
umphs over their fellow ba barans, or to look
for precedent in the contests OF cannloals;
but in the instance OF great, civilized and
glorious nation, like England, he did say, that
such a case Of misrule was unparalleled in the
history Of mankind.
Of all the opinions which he had heard ad-
yauced upon this subject. tina, which wore "a
false sDp-arance Of modrration-,hat which
e,;o;,ej hesitation and r,serye-that which
ouId Gissusde the 7. r,isIat.rc from ronceding
these claims a, present. although a,owing thai
The lime mich, soon cam. when il would be
,r;se to do ca that o,i,;on be conceived to be
the mos, ex,rayapantIv absurd lie could I'M
ders,and the theory of those who had the cou-
"a ore 10 recommend III. revival of that whole
code of tIood and ran;ne called the Penal Code,
and who would send all the money that could
he .xtr,r,sd from Frol,rd IN maintain armies
Cor The rnrnose RI eoin,c,ro s.ryilitv and sub
;.o,;a,,. ho .o,IJ ai.a ,,,J.rs,.rJ yhe milder
and r,ors ,vholsson,. dn.,r;,e ri concession.
h,,, h. NAG =, . ,os, 80 ,o,c.;,c ,b. noIirv ri
those who said ,h,t ,b,v we're no, We, satisfied
of the safety Of concession. ;ha, ,ae time might
-on,e. b,, ,b,, the ,r,seu, WAS M, the f, mo
mrnt If anv man held this oninion. h. would
,o,.mnIv ,op;,re hin, ~ corsider wi ether. by
reserva AID ha,;,.,;o, II. va, No, making an
nv nsr;mer, which no;ah, rrnve fatal Would
ha ,.c,sa -, a., ON a., 81 ;,s,,rn mil :, sbonJL
cs,s. - wc,r rho color nr , C,,or ora GRACE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-08
OE NEWS.

Gen Scott III /. ru inrci, upon what .oems 10 he
good authority, that Gen Seatt has bsan dismissed fram
the L y srfsire, by thr President, IN consequence. oI
his continual refusal to obey no erlurs OF ten. Mieolnb,
tho commander 10 chief rhe public win he sorry 10
iosn such M excellent officer ~ ten. scott, but ws 10
not $50 that my alternative remninsd.
ataHdabie trdppic We perceive, by thn Inst Com.
piler that tho iHdiss Of Richmond were about To organ.
ne a Coionitdi,on sor'stv. W. lmpe ,hsaxampl. v~ail
not io without tia inhIedcs elsewhere II IL stated tina,
There are now upwards Of 400 persons rrndy 10 embark,
aud tho owner, of 600 more have already eSnr.sssd q
wtiingne,s to l,hcrstc tllcni. ns soon rs the society con-
procure MEANS To transport tlicn to Liberia
Ldn hoof-'ihance Packers Law School com
nleircd Il, tnh yearly tern IN Winchester ON Uo ~,
INST. The liepuhl,csi oftiat place Informs rs thht the
nan'.'or ofstndents attending is "a. embracing the ds-
tani eVtrrnios Of Mlssnehuseti. aud t.onisisnaess
Edncatfoz thu corner.slons IT tho University of
Alabama was laid At Tuscaloosa On the nul uii. under
"hirl, a copy ofeaoh newspaper published IN the State
was Deposited.
Com Portes-,n arlicls from Hlyans stitos that
Com. Pottor has been offered 20 fast sailing vessels, wei
prov 'ron1d and mtnnod. each to carry two ~ pound
"rs, iJr ihH supposed pifpoAf OF attacking aud blo~ iug
up two ships Ut the liis AMI = ffig ate la III. hirUbi ~
II vnnl-fnr which exploit. IL satisfactorily executed,
ho was 10 he row trd"d with siJ0,0O
BouEddrV Racsfipa.-Thn Are idtan ~ siifn1 Recor4
der ii My. ). gives the following lottuf raeriysd from n
gcntlcman al Dorchester. N. s." 4 gentleman lusi mr.
rived herr from fredcrickton, statos. that befnre she lott
thar, Il was reported, an the authority ola lotier from
Henry Hiss. EsI. I'rosincihl AgeatD thui tho boundary
Qpftiioa had been settled, N England, wltIout refer
onso."
Nfm "prh ff ~ dffFddt ms tnhh Hf IFhht ~ about
10 issue a new work. entitlod - Iho PCradaeHf .ys4rin
Of Europe, with regard to thu affairs Of R1s'a and thu
East" lilo speculalcs on n dnirnsiva system Ut nll tho ~
tlier powers agaid.t Russia, aud on tho part which each
Power should take. To delnnd thanseives IN tho mus,
or tn parish hy detail, constitutes, according 10 NJ. DO
rral,. tho whole diplomatic scionco oftbe European gov
crnnrnis.
Electoral LaD.~-i proposition has l,ean made IN the
Assembly Of ", York, to TAXA up tho Electoral Law, Is It'll
the obieet ofadopilng = general tickoi rys,nnl, which "a
inpst all now admit h the proper Que, IN orial thai tho
woiQht ofthe great State Of ". York may be fell.
Spain We understand, snys the Nen iort Daily
idpcrtisay, that priv tc lctters have hnon rsceisah from
Spain, which among othor Information, state tharo. Is
some prospect Of tho r.. establishment ofthe Cortes, up
der certain liaitations or notifications.
Tanayrohd-Tdilerran IA aaid 10 have COMP atsd
The memoirs of hs lifo aud timns. Tho report adds that
ihsy are not tn be piblishsd until tsa yat5 N. =
death.
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IL The AienJs Of ten. Jarlssn In tbs place, who
lately forwarded HIN an invitation Z, pss. ibrp' Lynch.
burg ~ his way Ia Washington. VIII mot probably he
disappointed w suspect hes will ieeept = similar inyi-
ta,iea fr"n the citizens Of rfttsbnrg, who la,s t.ndar-
re a steamboat for his seeominol iuon. The n. York
Statesman has been informed, M doubt correctly. that in
vrisf 10 avoid tho fatiguos and ineouyedienoies VI a
Jnarney To Washington m tho " inter. 3eh J. ha. made
for takiar ny his residence At rhilajclphia
til tho ith " March. iu thu mesntinc. ha will yi.,, III.
Nes England states, whitiur hc viii bs invitod by hts
New England frieads, s
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A

In Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting
from intemperance and dissipation Old aud IN
veieIsir Ulcers: Pains il the Bones. aiicrdcd
with svellings of tine joints Indigestion !:
Blolches on the Face, PinPlcs, &c. SyPhills /:
Cutaneous Diseases generally. and letter III par
t%icular: Mercurial and ScrafuIonS complaints
The certificates Of wonderful cures perform.
ed by the Catholicon. have become 20 nuiner-
Gus, MS 10 preclude their insertion in any news
paper, and has made il necessary for the pro.
prietor to print hem in n pamphlet of about
100 pages. This will b- forwarded ms soou ss
possible to the several Agents for gfafuiious ds-
tTibution, and must, on perusal, ~sirength-n the
good opinion now entertained by the friends Of
this medicine, and disarm, psit is hoped, the
prejuhices Of those who view with distrnst any
medicine no, known in what is called "regu.
lar practice" Facts are stubborn things, and
cannot be gainsaid.
Al the earnest solicitations of members of the
medical faculty, and others who have witaessrd
the astonishing cures effected by the use Of the
Vegetable Catholicon, aud who are anxious thai
its benefits 10 mankind may be more widely dit
fused, the proprietor has consented To re luce
the retail price to TWO DOLLARS
per bottle aud this will he done without ia ANY
way deierioraiing the quality Of the medicine,
or reducing HE nrs Of the hottie. as has been
materially done ia the case OF SWANS Pan
acea.
Tue subscriber, agent for Pntter's Genuine
Caihoiieon. has just received CSS BOT
Ii which are for sale a, the Ph'ladcl-
PiIia prices.
Howell DAVIES.
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NEW WORKS..
z
k1stAsAkAAss iA

fUNHE snhscriber has Just received ,direst
u from Philadelphia, a further supply 81
,'ew Books. viz
Pollock Course Of Time.
-. chrysostom on the Priesthood.
Ms. Iiemans I~,oe,ioal work, ia 2 vols. nice.
" bound.
Natural His'ory Of Birds, Fi.hes, ReptilesS.
Insects, by john Bigland, vita beautiful col.
q ed Engrtv,og.. &c.
: alural History of AMI rs, by John Biz
aud, bcantitnl colored tn srnviugs.
Frederick Shobers Persia. containing a de-.
: Upton ofthe country, with m nceoant of ~
. !, @roneni Law AMI Religion, with beaui1
-, t.ngrsving..
p lorg,l's Masonry, n further supply Of whith
~ l. ,ai low Tor cash. A.R NORTH
: Oct. 10
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NEW of

NPSOM SALTS, Ailum. Copperas. Mad.
~ der. Chrome Yellow. Chrome or Patent
Green. Suiph. Quirin", Waite Lead in oil and
drv. Spanish Brown in Oh and drv-iocether
with a VERY FULL, GENUINE and GENE
RAJ assortment Of Medicines, Drugs, Paints
gene,alIv, dry and IL oil. Brushes nf all kinds,
Dye 5tuls and Dye Woods, in stick & ground.
Oils, Snuiis Of NIL kinds, Soaps of all kinds
All of which are oneredto my friends, merchants,
,.hysi :. ans and the public, at most unusually low
prizes. Howell DAVIES.
December g.. is
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IIvERPoOL MARKFT-a., "a

onf tram na ke,, y hich ssssers dull in the
ea,iy part Of the week. has revived. md In.
p''ees OF Whr.aF " nich. pfe,n,e4 10 ne 2ist
l's'. Val 'ieel'nf5 il 81 az Cd per busne;
have since aisancesi Is PET hushel.
oDscco-fhe demnt,d ha. q n s,der.l,lv ;,,.
proved the sa.rs are n cargo &c Virginia a,
70. per luD lbs manifest virgin .,,ou saso
i'hd.. Mars ia"d f,r export abou, 3 81.
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so pER BOTTLE.

THNHE unparalleled reputation Of TIN. medi-
n cine * such. and it's %pre-emioent virtues
are so well established, and 80 fully acknow-
lodged hy an intelligent spublic, that 1t is
scarcely necessary to say any thug further
: h.n tbatni.
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THE LATE El.ElF SoS.

W. shall publish tue ipll returns uf tn Votes risen to
ea,h candidate at the l,te elacual. a. fact a., they nrs
received. Tbe difference IN Ire zoa Nh he EVA parties
= iaau, ha brtlef teaiod than by Ira yins a conpari son
bsssern tie hummer 81 sgtos given in tho St,tes which
wefs neatly nnaainuls fsr Nc. Alan, and IA ihnse
wiiah wern a. nearly "a Tor 6enerL Jackson /
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10000 DollTs Gapith Prize
Dismal S~amp Canal iotfcry,
1sth Glass,
To bfdrawn inibe city Of Richmoud on Wet
lhe,dsy the lob dav of Dec. neSt.
SCHEME!
1sfh CLfSS

WIOlo TIoN173 Z halves 81 so Quar-.
~ 81
10 be had ins ssat fa,l.'y ri numbers, mud
The cash paid nj aRl, or al prises sold al the
LOTTERY aud Ekclhrse Office Of
h. ", HEWsoN,
Sorces'orto 5. IL VI Allen u Co.
Nov. OF. s
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, en the ilih NJ ny the Rev
N,tl,r,ss H.. obhs, Mr. ZAc1iARI III MOOR.
NAN, II Campbell, to the smiablc Mis- iiE.S
WhiiAM 4 daughter of Capt. George Lam
'~ti. ,tBslfard.
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From tho Rirl,muu

s0e--
From tho Ric,muDl Compiler, Oct. I.
Since NE nrrirnt Of he Roman al Aer Ynnk,
bringing d1ies trom Lirerpooi 10 N. 25h Octo.
Der. n cons,iernbie adrancr has frten piarc in M
Flour Nartst.-Sais, If Flour neye gesisning
made al 81 50 -iownris The ere,iag rrp,affd
qters tcere mlis nj 81 Is, but nefuseA -it,H
ers rerc generality ndting 81.
Ne haze been far ,red nth me folio ring lei.
Ter 10 n merchant in his cifq, dnied
"NEw f"ER Nnsrn - Both, Is22.
" BY The stiD Roman rtich arrired Inst rrct
ming nee hare Lirerpooi dates 10 o5H nh. n
,Ohich tunc there hai been mn ndranoe IL Hiedi
ofab9d l0d per 7oibsi and 1900 quqrtefs, e.
qnai 10 abont l700D bushels, bonied Hhem In.
portefm 0s. per 70Ut Bonded Wheat 4 Hgur
,eas importing md in dsm mi 81 FIR ~ ne
can dI'corsr, III" ne@s does mol nppear 10 dyStl
our market much. as les hear Flour is frsey nj
Jered at 81 1910 80, aud ue do M, hear Of anu
safes. II was, hoireuer. ; O'Clock In,f nithr.
when NE accounts pere reecired. Al ! to 81 -
ne W0Dld ndrise shipments. ~
P.S.-OW impression is that the marke, mid
be Jtfm Monday al IS mi upwardn
$40
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Oct. 81.
The sales this morning were ~ ths nerest ~.
tnil way Of wheat. AZ a reduction on Irish new
aud old OF Sd per ~ lbs. since Saturday, or Is.
a Is. Sd. per bushrl since this day week. The
market WAS in m unsettled state.
CORN MARKET.
LoHDoS. Oct. c3.-Thr Corn Market 10. day.
so far AS respects English Wheat. continues III,
same ~ OH Monday Bondrd Whea, may
however, ne quoted Two shiliings a quarter
higher The farmers complain much of The
new Wheat, yielding little under the aaii.
FROM ENGLAND The ship Roman wa.
brlow ~ New York on Saturday, AT ,we
o'clock. having left Liverpool, on the 25th DC
'ober. The editors of tho Chrouicle are in
dcbicd 10 the New York Journal of CONNER
for the ~informaii"p. dated a 3 o'clnrk. ~herei,
the editors have only lime to say. that f AT III,
oeriod Of the Roman s,iliug. little was ,Ioinl
IA Cofoa-Corn aud Hhsai hal advanced y,
per 10 lht-The sacJed banner had been IN
furled by the Sultan who had left Constantine
| pie, and established his head quarters nin,
miles from the capital" EtBau. 1mer.
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TO

ELECTORAL c~OfI.t:GE.-The Electoral Collcso
Of Virginia assembled In Rich no,d on tbs "a inst M
gave thctwcntg four votes of tht State to Andrew jack
son as President and John G. Calhoun as vhc Presiden'
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NY VIRTUE ora deed u ifnsi. executed
I'd by John Robertson 10 The subscriber,
Tor The purpose of securing sundry debts
therein mentioned, on The 2lat day Of Deeem-
Der, 1876, and duly recorded IN the o,srk's Of
fee Of pnisylauia county, shall. on Wednes.
day the 2etb day OF Del mai, on The PREM,
ses, proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, one Negro boy Gabriel. aud u tract OF
hand containing two hundred and ihidy-eight
and half acres, being the tract whereon the
SAID Robertson lived. This land is sold subject
10 the widows dover Acting a. trustee,
| will convey only sach little as 'sv.siedin me
and no other. LAWSON II. CAhlEh.
Oct. 4. wtdsl6