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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-22

~ FOR SENT-The brick family residence on
Eh the OF 4th and Grace streets, now occupied
by Mrs. Daracott. Possession may be had in a few
days. Rent $275. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
oc22 General Accents
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ENRESH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !

| ENRESH GDODS-CONFECTION RES
a FRUITS AND FANCY G0ODS.-FRAN-
| Cts SAMANNI offers for sale at his store, South
side OF Broad door above third street. choice
| assortment of entirely FRESH GOODS.
! His stock OF CONFECTIONARIES and TOYS
vii! be fonnd supon examination to comprise all the
desirable styles manufactured in this country or
imported from abroad;
In FANCY GOODS his assortment will be found
particularly select; and
His stock of FRUITS, both green and preserved,
will bear comparison with that any other dealer in
the city.
Grateful for the liberal encoura gcra ent which has
been extended to him heretofore he intends mertng
increased patronage bv always offering the best
goods in his line at a small cash profit no 2l-3t
ENOR SALE AT MORRIS' BOOKSTORE
u SCOTT 81 BYRNE'S GREAT COTTON
SPINNER.--The Practical Cotton Spinner and
Manufacturer: the Manage Overlookers' aud Me-
chanics' Compan On comprehensive system of cal
culatons of NIL gearing and machinery from the pri-
mary moving power through the different processes
carding, drawing ,subbng, rowing spinning ard wea-
wing, with the recent improvements in machinery &c.
by X Scott-corrected and enlarged with plates Of
American machines by Oliver Byrne lustra led with
large working drawings of American machines vol
8vo. Price So so. no 81
DOR SALE AT NORRIS BOOKSTORE
4 SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY, by the Spec
ia tor.
Zone of the most elegant oId-new volumes in the
world, the history of our ancient friend Sir Roger de
Coverly. "-Chambers EdinJurg Journal.
Ia one Is mo volume, CLOTH rs cents; fancy cloth,
gilt 81 25. no 81
VALUABLE NEW ROOKS ~ % N
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. CAUTIyuRE.
THIS DAY.

EYINE Mich cow AND CALF.-WjIl
a be sold sold THIS MORNING, al Summers
Horse Lot, Mich Cow and Calf
no u r. CAUTHORN.
a uCTiON SALE OF TWO ROCKA-
IN. WAYS AND HARNESS.-On WEDNES-
DAY morning, the 18th inst, 10 O'clock, in rear
OF my auction house on Fifteenth street, will be sold
at auction, without reserve, two new Rockaway Car.
RACES, with harness; two the other four seat Car
riages They built 10 order 10 Norfolk and hay-
ing been consigned to thus MARKET must be sold with
out reserve.
Al The same time, several saddle, harness and wo rk
Horses; also, good mich Cow
no 10 GEO. j. SUMNER, Auct
Ia consequence of the inclemency of the weather
!he above sale is postponed till SATURDAY, the 22d
inst, at the same hour.
no 90 GRO CTra1N1nD
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-22

HATS, HATS AND CAFSs CATS.
Fa There has been great deal said to the 1szzsa
- public about selling cheap Hats; but if you 81
SSSs want cheap Hat, and will call RICH @=4'e
ARD MOORES Hat Store you will find Hats and
Caps unprecedenedly cheap; for example. can fur
nish good mole skin Hat ofmy own manufacturing
other kinds at the same very low rates,
RICHARD MOORE.
Call at the sign of the Big Yellow Hat, No. 1877
Broad street, and see for yourselves.
N. B. Any kind Of Hat mpde to order by the best
workmen short notice, o fit the head of any shape
oc 10 RICHARD MOORE
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sEssstESs TOR NEW oRLEANs-Eirst Hessez-

@A. FOR RENT, large family house on 7th st.,
E& between Franklin and Grace Streets This house
was built by K. X. Duval, has 10 rooms, 2 water
closets and baths, Kitchen laundry 4 for servants
wood and our houses, all in complete order, will be
rented for year or leased for term of years. APP
ply to
oc Is JAMES GRAY
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NNLANNELs, CARPETING AND ELAN:

Main sreet-On hand, and will be sold at a great
bargain, large lot of white, blue, yellow, red and
green FIannels, Ca:peunes and large bed and SER
wants Blankets. Those in want will find it to their
advantage to call early and make their purchases.
Also, Just received and will be sold very cheap,
large lot of Figured Swiss Curtain Muslins,
no 10 AUG. MAILERT
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CITY OF WASHINGTON


M " b. P.lsss, The Ameriean Newspaper Asrnt h a. 4
axen, paper In the cities Of Boston NJ.
and phil.dslphis duly empowered - take
subscriptions a, hs required ~ His rscs,. ~
,.v.,dad =. ,ayments. His oasees sre-Boson,
New York, Tribune buldnx rhadslphis, nostA~ss, 60.
Third Chestnut streets
tss-wtLLA GosLps, Of Richmond, Virginia. ox,rr,,r.
for Virginia. assisted BY usseng A. u. Pullsa ~.
mS-nr q. w. JAaEs, No. Harrison street, Cncinusn M
our travelling agent for the States assisted i
r. ssirH, j. 4. DEEr, IAsoH TAYLoK,J w. Asasrsoss -
Looks, w. RAMSAY, DS. SosAuA WADswosrn, AL1n i.'
and A. j. SaLsY.
nf-sir. nxsnr M. LEWIS, Of Montgomery, Alabama IA -
nI travelling agent the States Of Alabama and Teun.
mr. Mr. IssAEL e. JAaEs, No. loa South TENN stree, a.
phia is our general travelling agent, assisted by Ae.. ~
WILD, Jsus CoLIiSs, JANIS DSxRisa, A. kIHH w.,,
r. A. Evans, JoHs +. JupxIrs Y. LOCKS Jos. Burro, a.
r. Burros, and THonAs d. NIcK.
N Receipts from either u tbs above will be good.
ly-EpwA Rps, SANFORD Co., express agents and b..,
the United Sates London, and Liverpool, have been
agents for the Uaonn and authorized receive subs
aud adv this paper. Their Office In London
Gresham street, and in Liverpool al No COLUMBIA Ruu1
This connected in this country the wsn
OF Adams Co. express agents. and entitled III, ~
Of friends abroad
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n H. HOOE ~ CO., PennsylvAnis avenue, between
r. nh and st Streets receiving from the most recena
importatons of New following rich and most desirable
goods, viz: a,.....,. ..u,..
Coloed every shade Of color both wide ana
rranrh cuhmeres and ousseines ane, of the latest
styles, and very rich
French mernoes Of everJ color and finest quality
Watercd and plain Irish plins
Black co0red watered silks
Real readIace capes, rich
Real lace collars ,enny Lind style, entirely new
French worked collars, cuffs, and sleeves
Richly embroidered evening dresscs
silk materials tor evening dresses
kcatt hread-ia ace berthes
iacki and berthes
White colorcd Grape shawls
Real cashmere long shawls
sack ci0aks and nantes
Very richly embroidered handkerchief .
Together of other and desirable goods
which thew deem and all Of which
they respectfully invite especial attention
Dec 3-4wif
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proper legislation ard and ooo--nesI *4oo.ooo
Indeed including all the items liable TO Hose oolectionS
for neement asd leading 10 countless millions,
NAV be- before the works thus begun are completed
Now sir cannot rapclion thls dang Ious , anu
destitute of all information, and the Executive oil all Jus'
responsibility.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
MORSE LINE.)


Finn houss Of National Hotel, MOO
THE established BY any eompany in ,na,ng
Eses and pioneer lihe eAtna.
between WasLngton Baltimore, Philadelphia ana new a
aud receiving messages al he New
dc Grace rrenlon Princeton, New bfus~leN,
arm Jesey Ciyhe line IN the country al s es IA ~
having undergone extensive fepans anu
prepared and deliver any humber .. ns LIN an
accommodation OF
prompness fidelity hitherto unesuailed lhs me
connects with companies of Morse lines cash wes sh
.ou extending already fifteen Thousand miles, 70 e'te Oh
which will be delivered as aesss man
of
nes. in both It's and mode OF delivery Of
charges equal all with special iavois 70 nome WIN ~ @
lies or business this company every one INV
led 10 nv this ty not find most reliable of ee
,aning he Offices Of Magnetic Telegraph Company
city, Pennsylvania avenue MIN house sas ~
IIoe baltimore, Exchange, South Gay sueei rmadepma
Ma Io Chesnu street. Quincy Granite building New york. NO
na'o's' '"s' WIN M SWAIN, President.
March a.
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TIE UNION.
needed, and to which additions are made

needed, and to which additions are made
by the action Of The committee upon their
own respons bility, varying from $4,000
in one case 10 smaller In other cases,
but producing an aggregate OF 324 900
2d By increasing the number Of The objects,
without previously consulting the depart
nlent, so far as the documents show, in
any case, and without consulting 1t al all
ia other important TO the amount OF s7S.0OO
The number Of the various objects OF appropriation es
mated for and asked by the department, including
dredge- boats, is A
The number added by the committee is 50
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~T~-A safe and cOnssnOdtOus steamer CO.
lumba, Captain Harper, having recently been
n.ced hi ry,ra,e order will between Baltimore
and this Saturday LIST March, leaving Commerce
s,cc, Wharf baltimore afternoon, and at The
succeeding Saturday during he season and
nrninr will leave Wharf, Washington, O'Clock, and
At every "Wednesday morning. touching At the
diG.reut landings on Potomac river, usual +
freight apply to the captain on BOARD OF 70 "e
lowing agents - -. ,.,onuu,v~rou p.,.....
J. ]. WHEAT L BBO., Alexandria.
r. PIcKREL L CO.. Georgetown.
THOMAS 3. RILEY, Washington.
Mar 4-so6t
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OyrcR OF ConMIsslokRRs CLAIMS AoAIrsT MEXICO,
Washington City, February 10, 1851
CLAIMANTS under the treaty OF Guadalupe Aiualgo
the honorable COMMISSIONER In their
Yesterday session, adopted the following order: , -
Ordered publish notice the nteigencer
non Republic printed in Arlington that claim
ants have sustain
CLAIMS required before the fifteenth day OF March
ser which time no will be received and all
Daes intending 10 submit support OF their claims
70 file the first day Of Apr next after
~ " s " EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON.
Feb l9-3tawtApl Secretary the Commission.
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DROsPECTUs.-THE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH is the title Of
daily 10 be commenced the city OF
Washinron during present by the undersigned will
be poc devoted 10 business Affairs foreign
general interest The attention OF
public and advertisements arc respectfully soil
cited.
March 6-eodu
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LOWELL e BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Inn
ii porters Baltimore, invite the attention OF
countyy merchants Of
style paper hangng borders which they are now
from embracing satin paTior
aud paper papers, and velvet with
large assortment Of low priced paper -,
Yard wide window paper great variety call solicited
reh N
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nURE Irish Linens and LINEN Goods Genorally.-l
have best Irish linens, Of the celebrated Rich
ons make nut small packages suited to fami
lies also very fine for bosoms and collars
pieces srng cloths from the most celebrated factories IN
this country ..,--
Towengs Napkins some c patterns ana designs
Table damask prices widths which warrant TO be pure
linen, SALE
table and toilet of woolen linen, and cotton
And of goods suited TO families and mouse and
hotel keepers be sold the lowest prices
""'o' ~~~f~'-' " c.. w. VERIFY,
Pennsylvania avenue between TN and 9th sts
Mar 8-t2wm
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n RS ID. w. Davis q pAriOr and several furnished
rooms Pennsylvania avenue between
-Four and sect opposite the National Hotel
March l3-3tsod'
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.
The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER will de-
6A-0ila-s part at following hours coach
with ths boat in Warrington BOATS fare lak cts.
The Thos be Mount Vernon week
Leave AlsIsadria at 8, eK, IN, Z. m; ~, 3hA, pm.
Washington Al ek, lok, las, mi ~ ~ ., m
@I# JOB CORsoN Captain.
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y them about the 10, OF January
will confer calling and making settlements
either the short daesas important that al
past year should be closed we also avail
thanks friends and
public liberal and increased patronage for the
wear continuance OF the pcdg
nr our individual accommodate ALL
- CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
Feb 8-3tawm
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NEW surtnr Goods Faahioms-CHARLESH II. Ian
IN ae TuckcrD merchant tailor land gentemens urn'
ms stoe akss informing friends and covciuze
lhs he has ust York. with and beauti
stock French Cloths vcstng and furnishing Eoot
,eieced by himself which he would
respectfully all Of which viii be offered
and reasonable prices.
Lane and fuckers Buildings, Penn avenue.
Mar l3-naw3wif
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PROVED
SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESS.

THE proprietors ofthc Improved Spiral Spring
l. Mattress, respectfully beg TO call the alcn
ton of the public to this much improved article.
This Mattress is a late invention, and it is
confidently believed, will be universally ac-
knowlcdgcd superior TO any other Mattress or
bed now in use.
The peculiar Improvement in the construction
Of this Mattress is, that all the clumsy aud henry
rooicn ,trrlnc mortf Is entirely dispensed with,
and its place supplied by lighter and much
more durable frame, the SmineS are all connect
ed by harness leather hinges, securely rivctted,
rendering it impossible for single spring to fall
down or get out of place, and maIiin" Bed so
elastic that any part may be raised or bent up,
and i, thus admirably fitted to the wants OF the
sick or asthmatic who may require Il sitting pos
turc; it has all the luxurious sottncss of the best
Feather Bed with the lehtncss and facility Of
handling of the Common Hair Mattress.
These improved Spring Beds arc inrari0b'y
made of the best materials and will last many
years without repairs.
/ Persons having Hair Mattresses can have
/ them altered into Spring Beds.
/ Hair Mattresses made and rc-madc; orders
received at the Mandatory, No. % Walnut
ST., where a Sampie Bed can always he seen.
/ These Beds are we'll adapted for Hotels, berths
of Ships. Steam Boats and Hospitals.
Spring Seats made tor Chairs, Carriages OF
Church Pews. STURGES & PORTER,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
Jy19f No. % Walnut 81. Philadelphia
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I 81. Since the passage of the act OF
March 3, 1915, new description of bid
has been received. Itspeciiiies no mode
Of conveyance, but engages to carry the
mail with certainty, celebrity and securl-
ty, using the terms Of the law. These
bids are called, from the manner in
which they are designated on the books
OF The Department, ''&far bi&S.' The
experience of the Department enables
it 10 lay down the following rules, viz:
VI hen the mail on the route is not so
large as to require two horse coach
conveyance. a star bid, if the lowest,
will always be preferred to the specific
bid.
When the mails are of such size and
weight as to render it necessary, in ref
cience to thcm alcpe, to provide two,
horse coach conveyance, the specific bid
though the highest, for coach service, il
adjudgel to be entirely sufficient for the
route, will be preferred to the star bid,
in case the difference Is not such as to
Interfere with the policy Of the law of
1919, VI 1ch looks to . reduction in the
cost Of transportation. Exceptions,
however, irr:.y he allowed, where the
star bid is made By the owner Of the
stock now used onthc rome in the rer-
iogmance oi coach servira.
4 On routes o. the highest class, where
iour-ho"se coach Or steamboat transi or
taiion isrequired by the sizeand import
ance Of The mails, and the specific bid is
adjud&ed entirely sufficient forthe route,
the preference Tor The specific bid Will
be, Unnecessary, carried to a greater eX-
tent Of difference than on the inferior
coach routes.
-. 4 modification of q bid, in any Of
its essential terms, is tantamount to a
new bid, and cannot be received, so as
to Interfere with regular competition,
after the last hour set for receiving bids.
90. Postmastrrs are required to be
careful and not to certify the SutIIcIency
Of guarantors or Surcties without know
ing that they are persons Of sufficient re-
sponsibIity; ana all bidders, guarantors,
or s;rrtles are distinctly notified that on
failure to enter into or perform the
contracts for the service proposed for in
the accepted bids their legal Liabilities
will be enforced against them.
n. The contracts will be substantially
in the forms heretofore used in this De-
partment, except in the respects partlc-
ularlv mentioned in these instructions
and conditions; and on all railroad and
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INSTRUCTIONS,

Embracing Certalh conditfonS, tie sUb-
stamcc OF which acWbe Mcolporated in
THE contracts, so. FIR as tile LtpartmeM
ShoU G5em crPcdjcnt.
]. Seven minutes are allowed for
opening and closing the males at all in
termcdinte Offices where no particular
time is specified: but on railroad and
steamboat routes there is to be no more
delay than is necessary to deliver and
receive the bags.
2. Post Office blanks, mail bags, and
the special agents Of the Department on
the exhibition Of their credentials, are to
be conveyed without further charge, on
mail lines admitting of such convey
ance.
3. Mail or route agents are to be con-
veved without charge ON railroad and
steamboat lines, when required by the
Department.; and, in that case sepa-
rate apartment for the exclusive use of
the Department and agent, and for the
asserting and safs-keepng Of the mail is
to be provided by the contractor, under
the direction Of the Department.
4. In all cases there is to be for
fixture of the pay Of the trip when the
trip is not run; and of not more than
three times the pay of the trip when the
trip is not run, and no sufficient excuse
for the failure is furnished forfeiture
of at least oncrrfoUrth part of it when
the running or arrival is SO far behind
time as to lose the connection with de-
pending mail; and forfeiture Of a due
proportion o! it when grade Of service
is rendered inferior to that in the con-
tract. These rorieiturcS may be lucrea-
sed into penalties of higher amount, ac-
cordng TO the nature or frequency OF the
failures and the Importance of the mail.
5. Whenever it is satisfactorily shown
that the contractors, their carrier or
agent, has left or put aside the mail, or
any portion of it, for the accommodation
of passengers, they shall forfeit not eX-
ceeding quarters pay.
6. Fines will be imposed unless the
delinquency be satisfactorily explained
in due time, for failing to take from, or
deliver at, post Office, the mail, or any
part Of it: for suffering it to be wet, in
iured, lost, or destroyed; for conveying
it in place or manner that exposes it to
depreciation, loss, or injury; for refusing
after demand to convey a mail by any
coach, railroad car, or steamboat, which
the contractor regularly runs, or is con,
cerned in running, on the route beyond
the specified number oftrips in the con-
tract, and for not arriving at the time
set: and for setting upor running an eX'
press to transmit commercial intelli-
gtnce in advance of the mail, penalty
will be exactcd equal to ii quarters pay
Z. The Postmaster General may an
null the contract for repeated failures
for violating The post Office laws; for dis
obrJing the instructions Of the Depart,
lncnt; for refusing to discharge carrier
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The undersigned undertake. that if
the foregoing bid for carrying the mail
on route No. be accepted by
the Postmaster General the bidder shall,
prior to the LIST day ofJuly next, enter
into the required Obligation to perform
the service proposed, with good and sui-
ticient surcties.
Dated Signedby two guarantors.
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Vim. Z. Murphy,
BL.2NK BOON lMlNUF.lCI

BLINK BOOK MlNUF.1CTURER
No 90 South Third Street, Phii0dciphjn
Over r.. johnson \ Co.'S Exchange Office.
Banks, Public Offices and Merchants supplied
at the shortest notice.
.7coom,i Roohs Of al Kinds, Chcch' Boohs. &C..
made in the most durable manner, at the short
est notice, and at reduced prices.
job Printing of all kinds neatly and cxpedi-
tiou>lv executed. All work warranted.
lime a. 1880
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TIE morning train ofcars from Philadelphia
for Baltimore, arrive at Elkton al halfpasl ten
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for PhiIa., at
quarter before II o'clock.
NIGHT train from Baltimore arrives here at !,
before / O'Clock at NIGHT.
Ni@ht line from Phiia., reaches Elktun at !
before o'cucl, at night.
WayTrain leaves Elkon al o'clock 4. NJ.
Freigt on grain per car load to Phila or Bait.
Wheat 215 bush in cara 3 c per bush.
Corn SEQ g I" PIC g
Oats $50 g age
Zach ! cent less 10 Wilmington.
BENZ WELLS,
Oct II, 81. Agent.
rlTGIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. srribcr OF Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county letters Of adj
ministration on the personal estate Of
john Baync.
late Of said county deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
10th day of August 1892,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment 10 the subscriber Given under my
hand this 18th day of September 1851.
JOHN F. BOONE, Admir-.
Sept. 10 'j1---Gw.
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E&Sgs EribBa &tE4sI.

T WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE, all my
Eanled property in Cecil county. My Locust
Thickct Farm, containing $40 Acres, near St.
Strphcn~' Church, SassaIras; in Il good state of
Improvement and producing good cr"Ps;-a
Farm on &c0jchnan's creek. near Bohemia Fer
y, in a @ool state Of improvement and prodnc-
Ing good crops and containing I65 -tcrcS. Also,
three Farms on Bohemia Manor, one containing
about 500 Acre.. tn" other two about 800 each.
Also, 250 70 500 acres Of Woodland Apply to
the subscriber, near Elhton.
Sept. i GEO. w. OLDIIAI.
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The Hoaseritc's Help and HasjaHd's joy
The German w ASKING Fluid

noes away entirely with that lahorious task
~ OF rubbing the Clothes upon the washboard.
1t contains no ingredients whatever, injurious to
the finest fabric or the flesh. The proprietors
wish every one TO give it a trial, and if it does
not prove to be as recommended, the money, in
every such case, will be refunded. Full direc-
lions accompany each bottle. Retail price ~
cents per bottle, sufficient to do t,ro ordinary
castings, and saving the Clothes more by not
rubbing them, than the cost Of six bottles-be-
sides removing stains oftruit, &C., if there be
any, and the time and labor saved.
Prepared only by /. p. HOYT & CO.,
Philadelphia. q
George Heritage, Smyrna Agent for the State
of Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
All orders received by him wholesale or retail
will be promptly attended to.
August 2 '5l--3m.
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E,ELAyYAISE COLLEssg,.

The duties of this Institution will be- reSu med
on the 10Th of October.
In the ScieaiiHc SchOoi now connected with
the college, young men in advance Of our acahe-
mics, enjoy rare facilities in preparing for plac-
teal life. In the Mercantile Department
thorough business education may be hat. In the
.4gricmHurnl Department special attention is
given to .3cricnHmrn} chemistry. Th"r" is also
a Teachcf's Department and q Department of
Ao'icra Languages.
NEWARK ACADEMY opens on the same
day Goth ofOctD Applications for admission
should be malc early. Term bill SD. For
, circulars giving full information, address
Rev. W. $. +. GRAHAM,
Aug % Priest. of the College