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Arrival or tho Steamship Florida.
SAVANNAH, Oct II, 1864
The steamship Florida arrived at her wharf to-day in
atty hours from New York, with passengers and
crew all we'll
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citing.

1hs FIas Academy and the Union Cricket Gibbs met
Saturday at Hoboken The game was follows:-
FREE ACADEMY CLUB
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Later from Texas.

DECLINE OF THE FEvKR-THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 2l, 1854.
Texas letter Of the 18th states that the fever s do
cning at Brown svle and CONFIRMS the reported defeat
Of tho Ievouonsts who driven from Mexico across
the Rio GrauGe
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WM MILLS, President.

= PIHIiUAL MANlFFsTaTIONs-GO To 327 BROAD
, way asd hear the spirits rep, and ses sten write
nth the rspdity of bghrniag. Hours dsg--l0 70 IL,
\ IS 30 and TO 8 p NJ Admission 5e cents. Mrs.
Oar, medium.
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Public OsbC OF Savannah.
BALTIMORE, Oct %, 1854.
The redemption Of the public debt last week in Savau.
nah amounted to $4l, ,15O.
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The Epidemic at the s0nth.
MALIGNANT CHARACTER OF TIE YELLOW FRvER-
NO ABATEMENT OF THE DISEASE.

NO ABATEMENT OF THE DISEASE.
BALraoRE Ost %, 1854.
The Southern mail ss late due, has boon received
and brii gs us New Orleans papers of Monday.
We learn from them that the yellow fever shows no
tigns Of abatement in New Orleans
At Augusta, on Thursday. there were four dsaths
and twenty three rew cases were reported.
AtChares.on although the weather Ia cool, the cpl
demc still continues
At savannah on Thursday, there was but one death
THE FEVER AT MONTGOMERY, ALA.
MONTGOMERY, Oct 2l, 1864
The yellow fever here is very malignant in its chsrac
ter. 1hsre were ten deaths to-day and although the
weather cool there appears to abatement Of the
disease.
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Nm STREET 6UAhD--Arf ErION YOU ARE
IA Seety notified to attend the LAST meeting and drill
this company on Monday evening, octo ,er Z3 ut *
: 'cock, at ~ Ann street. Fy orcsr,
JOHN DECKER, Commandant.
B. W. BUCHANAN, Orderly.
nEA6IE GUaRDs-TaE MEMBE OF THIS COM
IL psDy requested 10 attend meeting al ths Bank
GchADge Botel, on tuesday evening, October IT. Az
posiness Of impo, ance will acted IL expected
hat every member will be present By order of
JOHN DEAN, Commandant.
EDwARD G. CLINE Secretary.
MOT CE.-wHITE'S MU KErEERS WILL MEET AT
IN 40 Bowery, on Tuesday evening, Oct "a Persons
iesrous of joining will please assemble the above
,venipg o. WHlrE, Chairman.
J. r. THUSTIxY, Secretary.
rN1 OTICf.-THI MENBEsS OF THE s. COSCkLIN
IN Guard are hereby notified TO 1t end meeting Of
ne oompsny at Warren nal corler OF Oliver and Henry
streets, ON Monday, the 23d, and Thursday the 18th
instant, at hall past seven precisely. BY orisr of
n HoL-EY, Captain.
\ WIN. A. WATERBURY, Orderly se ct.
RIOuCE-THE PARKEH GUARDS WILL MEET AT
IN No West street, this (wondsy) evening" October
23 At O'Clock p NJ 10 distribute the remaiuing prizes
lett on hand since our excursion. By orcsr of
VI zHUN ,S COADQ, Captain.
\ THOMAS GEORGE, Secretary
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N EWS BY LEGKA APH.


RAILROAD ACcIDLNT-- THE BOSTON OFFICIALS

RAILROAD AocIDLnT-- TUE BOSTON OFFICIALS.
PHri iADEIFInA, Oct 40 1854
Ibouas Bsntly IVES fiIsd ys,t-iday on toe Colurois
Esiircad below PArssburg BY being run over rs d I'd
hetn TO bury his mother, and in rsturnsg got up thu
freight rsn and refused to pay agent fare when
scufle snsued between them, he either f.l or
~ss pushed OF the car tfs wheels passing him.
crushed both his legs icjurng him severely th,.
Gsd in less than hour The verdict OF the cor,per
jury thas he to his death by being thrown
from the train, snd that the agent is unkns~n
The committee Of the Boston city councils here
yesterday on visit to Insane and public
stitutons To day they visiting shs Hou,e Of efug-
accompanied BY committee of the councils Of this
city.
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LIT DsvID'5 BEN Ev0LsN NSuCfErY. Y.-TTT OFFICERS
y and memoors OF tho -. Iavids Benevolent Society
requesttd to meet this morning trn osock At the
sration suitable testify their respect
ne memory Of kdw.n WI Jams, Esq, deceased, late
ssmber, and an officer Of ssh society
WM Mills p,as;JanA
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MUSICAL.

mr. OTTO MULLER, TEACHER OF TIE PIANO
Ul forte and singing, 325 Broadway, continues to
ave lessons at his and the residence Of his pu
ps For further information please apply 1t his resi-
dsDce or by letter
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Ar oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That EDwAhD OIL
~ YER of liverpool Ia tue King 'om of Great Britain
archsp- and shi2o~per, has sssynsd IL his property.
sherever situats. and ali ebts sp' claims dus aud
wing him, to Messrs Rob-rt Re kin Dsp,sl Camp ,sl
obert Cxosbts John starr 90 volt, william James
earne, ell Of Liverpool, IL rust tor the equs benefit
his creditors. 70 -fEc & THoeoUN,
ttoIneys for Asssnees and Truf Edwsrd Oliver
L New York. Oct 81. 1884.
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IxAR sIR-sver since wrote you by sr. al.en
lave teen In confuson. Tho enemy o9ened two cstte
opposite for at tell Gsts last -starday
org spd began c.popsdng snd poGbar5ing easy
sunosy morning They fred sesesal sboI iptc tbs
rCuse where we sept our stcre We thought II pru.
deut 20 move little back wnicn have ooo., bot
have Dot got clear cf their s1os; they fyin aovut
us soptipUslly
We rave scout fi4o 10 value hand, besiies money
usti hssr puS chased siuce hero with
hsnd nt,o,e The my isn6u. On Sue
islar o~s~een Fen Gaze aud IL Is supposed
tbsy mean to MAKE pusa for Kirgsbrdgs, but aasEe
10 ocuss We shaii .oon nsvs an engagement
CO. ~sygssnt Dr Hsmsns l, an 4 mon y
had 20 w~stcnses er, BY Dr. Hanuans' ocy have
about ESQ., IL viii not &C to move stores ussi.
the regiment q Obliged to CO. - tcey cannot do w.hou,
J sspe nectsssxiss hers.
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MA USI0 -ONE OR TWO PUPILS CAN BE IN SrRUCrED
ll the piAnoforts, by youug lady at hsr Own rs-
she would also DO wiling receive Lessons In
spanish from eompetsnt lsoy, Tor which she would
give musical lessons. add. s. 1876 Aadison ct.
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AIO1lCE-IHE MILKMEN OF BsoOKLYN HAVE
~ held meeting AMI resolved that ret all price
mix shAll b eight cents psr quart and the ~holssas
ice shall be hve csnts, after of Move Re-
fved, That ths next neetiag siji bs nsIi Fri.ay
eping, the 9th OF 0stober 1T holders Tnres Mile
ouss. at Bedford and this meeting aiee strict at
ntion Of al the milkmsr
jams HAwKHURSc, President.
NJ r. SUYDAr Sesretary
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B"~eau Corp. or Typographical Engineers,

September IL, ls34
pRofosALs viii Office unriI and ou the iat
port Es BY the us day OF ne June said
than n ,ee tos 10 fssf of
exclusive OF hxur-s Ut
lss~ nusdsn and depth OF hoa ahou, fer
and eabn of saic Lot TO uk ana IN he Al
sded ~ oiows Of
hands, naacnn-ry cshin and mss room Tor n@
omeeh Also, TO have cooking pantry
water closets aud cabin
less Than ~ hands and officers.
lhe upper deck, cabin sufficiently
ary
house be ON the upper deck and 10 be supped
with customary caarenisaces steering.
The boat 10 be schooner supplied requisite
.pass sails and rigging To be property painted
quete anchors adequate eabis
OF haaser chain
Each ppser to enan'erae details aad dimension par
furnish draw ana model of the
The boat 10 be supplied
~ long EACH and each boat rudde
No advances be made contract Dspar,
sn 70 os rsssons " declare the contract void
advertise anew.
speed Of miles the hour and supplied
bunksss capsule ~ 100
Materials TO be of The quail workmanke
MANNER and all customary hxmes
fire, be observed The
buckets.
The Of best quality, be OF
with the best recent improvements.
viii he appointed ty War
be chosen BY the contractor These select
employ the requisite hemen iaborer Ac order
sPecuOn and trial
100 mites in moderate weather,
shall speed Of miles
for ten conse u!ive hours
The to condition,
of materials and machinery workmanship
fulfilled evidence expenses inspection
trial. half OF said expenses paid United
and e-haf by the contractor
sep l8--danIx xaawtlstNov Col corps L. E.
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TO ouR sUssCnlBEas.
KIi \

h1 nams of no person win b. .;s. ~ ho.
payme.s ef lss sshscnesso> ~ asds IN adysncs.
Distant sahscbsSs money bv .s The Dosase
which viii bs PAID BY by ourselves an aie
The COUNTY, PAfER Is pupihsd hi weekly during The
hsas OF cssss'"' and ""''westr during
Subscriptions foS period tssa ven, viii he seeey,s
teruss proporuoned 70 the above rates.
COZ odTAASTERS SCENTS and by
ssnAing DAILY ssbsch~ss, ESQ o. yvs
a copy srests.
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The secoad Exhibition Of the metropolitan n
Mechanics Institute,

g tAs pYoaoaa aaA Encouragement Of haaaaes cos'ss
~ sni tAs Mechanic and Cset~! dit,
be ooensd at the city sson Thursday The
a.y of Fsbary 1885, IN The and splendid hs Ut the
Inuon which one OF the most magnificent rooms
M ns MI, .boios the mechanics, artists
@ md i. others derng dsps the r~saits OF their abo ski
s.ssuy taste, from al portions Of lne union are cordially IN
'srs re-. ,eSus will charge speci.
aannndeaL power, fixtures, labor, xe viii be given
w intending to exhibit notice sary
asy pousbe Goods should be accompanied with proper In
Tss enmmi<e therefore, tha inviting contributions from
all PORTIONS the Union 10 the second sIin%n oi he Msuepo
n ney Offering u he psodacer OF
csnt articles valuable opportunity o. makns knowh 70 tnr
and adapuon 90 the purposes for which they
ihxy would respectfully solicit from The LADIES those specimens
Of ssnt heretofore have formed attractive
and % swa,S
css OF jswei Sc suited TO the asieA Of the
TS- hsi viii opened reception Of good. Monday
Inc January ard On the evening Of haay the "a, Of
s reception ters, aud continue open weeks
No article dspo,sa .f saturday M nsn "a o. psouay can De
snah a. he shall be satisfied were despatched from d
have reached th null ny na dn hut mied to
nvs from unavoidable detention
Articles designed for exhibition only will be received free Of
which me will be subject 10 charge of from 80 cents
snncx. ard miuo who articles OF their own make
nysnton sha specify their and the time they
n. ar,icIes derosd competition premium be
Amscan cosspcaaa.y labelled with appropriate
ams Of hs deposor copy which the
rk al The time bringing the goods for entry
Pncss may affixed not, at the option Of the exhibitor
Depoao the time Of entry, will receive ticket Of title
s seods which ticket will also admit them to the exhibition
All times when open to the public
B-Cood should be addressed olowy rhibition of the
x,ouofan Inststs FasAin gton
nave inc the artcies and the party sending
ns marked .he packages They should also be
compsnsd BY detailed invoice
Urcuars containing detailed viii be forwarded
.u gwen, application
zry communications the business of
should be addressed.
Oct cf3i-Iaw6w
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United states Patent once,


Caroline y. Williams, OF Thns
williams, Of Morean Station, New York. praying
Thos r.
lilh Drcembrr $40, improvement machpary
erng - for the
patent which l4 day of December
ic54--
that 'he said heard the Patent nice
Monday a7th of November la a'cioch, and All
nofed and show cause any they have
why said petition ought IN be granted.
the required to he in the Patent
forth at least
Of bsang all testimony ed by either party TO
the sand hearing be taken and transmitted accord
office, which will be furnished appli
The will be closed the lh OF Maven
other relied be
flied IN m0rnng that day the argn
mruts, il any, days thereafter.
this be published in the Ua,Gn niell
gence Evening Washington, D. 9. Evening Asns,
Phiadephia Pa, cienGr American, new York Post Boston
Daily buno N. Y. a week for
previous 27h Of November the
day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
sEditofs papers will pease copy and send
their bills the Patent Ohce, with containing this notice.
ag-IawJw
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.


ornor svrsmNrrSDs.r ran Pusno fxIsrrss.
Washington, september ~, ie54.
pursuance provide executing public print
n a ae S q. st as sass . IT,. saasy s
funishins paper
. @ an ,y ~ lie us cd S @ sas printing aS 0 The y ar % %
Dsermber 1855. =
qaannV, qualify dsschpaoa paper
printing paper, by
% inches, and TO weigh forry five pounds the
Class p
1900 easnde'sd "a BY g
inches, and 10 weigh hisix pounds 10 the ream of 400
CLASS }.
superine printing papsr
measure ~ by " inches and u weigh forty eight pounds
OF 4s0 sheets.
paper
aud eoon, free from all adaerauon witt, mineral other sub
.e AID "a " ~ n ae e
a sheets unnny icknass aud weight vii
me standard viii the VIII
bundle make up The weight will be considered violation of h
ass classes can Obtained The once ths supsn
Coa.ras4 viii BE- en.ared into for supplying the qanes
in me first, and third a, such time" az a. The pa1
grsats' qua" on either class should greater quantity be
sssa such ~s' and !" such quantities may be deemed ne
500 500 sa' =" anlo post %sh p0snd per ssa"
No. foolseap to weigh pounds per ream
! 100 100 DO DO 30 30 DO 4 90 90 DO DO
10 ss ss ts,' Ga ss'p s Sss dc s & pounds Ss per 4"
No. l. 400 folio poet, weigh ,s pounds
j. 10 DO DO bank x pos, 90 DO T. DO do
douhecap, to weigh "a pounds per
No. 100 med, twri,insJ weigh %
:. % % 90 40 30 90 90 90 90 90 e DO Do DO DO
s 90 90 eo 20 nsa assord, DO DO y y DO DO DO 30
papers desisnaea
teriaIs, flashed best from adueraton
white or blue COLOR as may be requred and TO be o. the regular
ordering quantity each and kind
naced such times and such quaatnes The public
may require.
bidders offer fur the
the proposal and The privilege n reserved q requiring
such classes, ~ forfeit his righi 10 class.
samples no quire) paper bid
sacA kind, each bid and.
numbered with the number OF
nonosa ox IN tha schene and in te rst three cinrses be
properly designated the sampe, will be considered
Aud all proposals and samples be transmitted 10 this Office free
postage other expense.
proposal signed by making
specify pound and
but price for eae ofeye kind OF paper contained
All the paper classes delivered such
place places may desnated Washington cry, good
Inspection weight and The superniend
proposals office per
applying and will taken consideration
unisss subs,nntlnIly agreeing Herewith. p ~ p
Bonds approved securies, requed sup
plying article the classes failure
this quantity required me VIII be considered violation
ofthe contract.
required furnish proposals satisfactory
evidence his ability execute aud proposal
panied such evidence will be rejected
The will be opened the requred law son
at 10 oeiocs a. m q NE olasa o. se upersisnaras
Proposals b. addressed 70 Of The Pusas
tProposais fe. supplying paperN
superintendent of the Public prinung.
i--eodtiDec
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sale Of Gold and silver sweeps at the Mint Of
the United states, Philadelphia.

SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received United
States until O'Clock the 18th Of January sy
pfseeuce Of such
NTH - rcd
forty Of
They will OF each,
fifteen the highest Ndders Should however,
fall greatly below the Of the
ported by the mint the Director the
ingt he
The forr pcs per hundred
avoirdppOs, delivery
sseeps Samples for will be furnished application
Mint
BY order OF JAS ROSS sNOWDEN,
Director of the Mint
DANIEL STURGEON,
October II, 1854. Treasurer.
l9-dlm
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BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES I-sttll nj
side Of Pennsylvauia avenue
still old south eide avenue between
9th and Opposite Browne HOTEL they
their old public general
where will found lades'
chdcn genemen boys' and youths shoes and boots
styles and priceei
FOR LADIES.
Cloth button heeled CATERS, withou, tips
French lasting button aud hecied CATERS
Cloth button gats~, without hecis
French toilet sippers French lasting and kid
Do black and white gaitera
o,o..s 90 ous o,sc, 90 ii. na sppss Tn,0s.o ,p
Plain gatens, all col0ss
Morocco boots Jefersons thick .hin
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black, sronse, and coiored foxed tipped CATERS
so'''a ppss and plain Ms4seeo soa ss,s cs %
bronze, black. and green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and ustng button gacrs
Morocco boots and Jcfersons thick and thin sole-,
FOR GENTLEMEN
Patent leather boots O a superior uuaisty
Congress CATERS cssesed, single
soics
Calf Coasresa sasera sns,e and double soics
Calf Oxford Montsreys do
Patent leather pumps and low quartered shoes
superior article Of sewrd boots, sptns sn.nks
With aaenerai variety Of sev~ed and pesged boots.
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
in il are prepared supply all de
mands of boots and variety Of styles
FOR SERVANTS
Our this department complete and fec, conf
furnish sood article and at fair prices.
Thankful still solicit continuance Of custom
We hnk article and seIng fair that
We would invite call before purchasing
elsewhere. alit-.0 slt.tl
profits forge, the right
but call ~ a. HOOVER SON's,
Opposite Browns Hotel, between sts.,
7--eodim south, side.
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Array and Savy Equ,pn.ents.

WALL sTEPhs military Of the first
respectfully the OF aud officers
thev superior They
and furnish the elegant
goods n successfully challenge
wish privilege
and progress the despite the oagugs
uf an,iauarians
Cuzens clothes order, elegant style and latest
dashona
United states dags banners made " order
i9-'taw5rlo
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American Artis<v Union.


THE Amsr'esn Aus us"a would rsspecuaIy
The United States the CaaAdAs ths
cuiuvauns fr 6ae throughout country
gallery eDgTsvings tr' lI i.e
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS " TIE AGE,
dccrns.ned
angs aud thus no, only give employment 20 large number
and others,
$50 900 OF which sold,
A5O, 900 gifss OF the actual $50 900.
Each purchaser OF dollar therefore,
ensrnviag richly
entities him 70 one of The gin. whsa they diAl1sbasd
For i've dollars highly finished engraving beautifully
oi and nv~ Gf uckets will doiar worth
did be selected nom the catalogue
mail or -..E- -a=.-
copy of the catalogue together with
engraviDgs, be a ofkee o paper.
For each dollar sent actually worth
gift ticket will Immediately be forwarded
AGENTS.
The committee believing great na'ona
undertaking will be materially by the and
ntsisent and persevering agrn
any person Wishing " become agent BY .endns po.lpad 81
viii Vi mail, 0neoiar engraving,
p~pectus casa"sss and all other necessary informant
the completion Of tho s will placed
hands the dsbufed;
OF which will be given throughout the United States ard
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United states Mall.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Posr OFFicx DEPARTMENT,
October II, 1854
pkOPOSALS for carrying the mails
Deeember 1874, Juae 1885, on the foovps
In PENNSYLVANIA will be received Cnce
the Post Once Department until ~, Moaday
vsmber, 1854 to BE- decided Wednesday November
1884, f f - - y T'''
No yd@ From Harrisburg by Lisruystown, Hill.
iSesOver East Hanover, Ono, Jamestown, FYsder.
ctshAssg, Pias 0sose. - back, uass
Leave Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday, Prisay, at
Arrive Ut Pine Grove days by pm;
Leave Pine Grove Tuesday Thursday, Saturday, Ut
Arrive at Harrisburg days by lttla
No Mahanoy, by Gresnbrer Line Mountain Inner
Mahaniangn, and Barry, to MinersviiIe, 3s miles and
back, twice week NJ ~
4 Leave Mahanoy Monday and Friday at ans
Arrive Minersvile day by pm;
Leave Minersviie Tuesday and Saturday a am;
Arrive At Mshanoy days by ~.
and requirements embTacng
the contracts such exped
sno see advertisement inviting proposals for mail
States New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Ohio
dated the l2d Of September, 1851.
Oct Is-3aw4w
The daily union., 1854-11-25

VIEW GOODS NAV GOODS VIEW GOODS
IN Just received, splendid lot Of
New siika OF every description
Coaks and mantles, the styles
Jhawtx of every kind
Mousseiine dc LANES and plaid msrnos
Cloths, cassmeres, and vestngs
Domestic goods ofsvery kind
900 yards a. curtain calico, AT 61 cents
1000 dress Calico a 81
A handsome lot OF curtain goods OF various kinds
Tapestry vevet tapestry Brussels, ingram, and three
pets, cheap.
24-diauf HALL l. BROTHER.
The daily union., 1854-11-25
,Ne Ae 80 ,3
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, nAILnOAD

On and after Tuesday Norember I, 1854, m
THE leave Alexandria daily r Go.dnsyie and inreme-
diate stations at X aci ck the
from Ws~hngton giving ample ua'e FOR breakfast
meeting Manasres i.actor with StrasburR At
ent"n Iuncuan with for Warenh, ordany Vile
with The trains Vgra Central Richmond Char
lotesvie, i-'---
The crs leave Godo".vlls daily for Alexandria
stations nj before - O'Clock, the Of
me vrsnia tenai railroad from Richmcnd, Charlottesville
Stauatou. = s'fI' IL
The daily union., 1854-11-25
SCHEME.

rlcken 4So-halves slo-quarters 55-eishths 81 50,
Certificates packages Of rs whole tickets, $3.50
Do do a5half do IU 90
Do do Is quarter do 65 90
Do do IS eighth as 81 so
des anu shares and certificates of packages
will receive
sccoant will be immediately
70 all WIN order trnm
Address p. j. BUCKEY, Agent,
Oct fa-td Wilmington, Del.