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New ArTalageshemt>!
THE STEAMER
sssstzEsMa ssssztssM e. EG e. E E
CAPT. T. a. STURGEON,

HE - 1 Al - | hGEON0
w l. L hereafter make TRI.W EEKI v
ahiPS between BALTIMORE aud SASSA.
FkAS RIVER, running as follows: On
MONDAES, WEDNESDAYS g. FRIDAYS
Leave Wilmer Point at s O'Clock, A. M.:l.ayr
Georgetownand Fredericktown,about9 9 O'Clock
a ID; leave C'ssiday's and Turner's Creek.
about 10 O'Clock, A. NJ; leave Betterion. fTbr.
nefs new "u4It) about 70! O'clock. A Nj;
IeaVe Kennard's LfmduiE, ab"1t IL u'clock, VI -;
arriving IN Baltimore. about B u'c!ocA, +. N.
On TU E DAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, leave B.tnole at 10 o'clock,
~ ID touching al ali Internec iate places, ana
arriving al Wilmer Point about o'clock, p. N.
;. " Persons Travelling or FreghtinR on this
line. may rely Oh Regularity of Trips, a d
e'ery attention beng pad to the Comfort and
convenience Of passengers
Inc proprIetOrS having determined To devote
the CECIL exc uslvrly 10 ,hs route, respect.
[aLy solicit ana confidently rely ON the public
tor liberal and near:y support.
Aug 2,-45-Sn.
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LEATHER.

d, FRITZ, HENDRY & CO., No. 90 North
IN cd street, Philadelphia, Morocco Mapusc'
.nr'rS' Cour'ers and Importers of French CsIf
.'"'.s. :, IN" dealers IN Red and Oak Sole Leathsr
AL" App FaH OF A'o1'ner
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Grain Drills-Grain Drills.

GraIn Drllls--Grain Drills.
1O0 PENNoCK's Wheat Drills, with grass
seed. oats and guano attachments-
guaranteed to work well. The improvements
that we have made in the guano Attachment
we think will make it an inva. liable ,nochine'
IN connection with the wheat drill for the far
mer' Pennocks Corn Planters for sale be
3. d M. PENNOCK g. CO.
apll.6m. 0"' "''
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I'D EDWARDS. 'TojIo,
F. Fl. SMITH,
Fort Monnaie, Pocket Book,
DRESSING CASE MANUFACTURER.

DRESSING CASE MANUFACTURrR
y. W. cor OF Fourth and Chestnut SIS,
fHtLAUELPHIA
, Ai"Rys On hand d large and varied assortment of
uor' M'"hn!es' Work Boxes
I"'hr' ""oKS' Cubas.
B nhers Cases TraveIino Pors
De i'o'"eis' Backg .mmnn Boards,
~ t"iu-' Chess Men,
r' t"''""' t'cSRs cket Memorandum books
DftSS''s "'eS Cigar fases Sc
HiN" General Assortment OF Luglish French and
,'"r'"aa + cy ro1is fIne Purke. Cutlery. Rozor,
','z r et""- and God Pens Wuoeou!o, soc ond md
hIr A,uGs ~ o''
+, II SMITH
J" corner Fourth and Chestnut sts Philn
"a lhe receipt Of 81, hyperion Gold Pen
"' - '"n' 10 any part at The mted States nv noail
-, nh.'g pen, thus. medium. hard or sutt
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AoO' VIII DC sold the following
PROPERTY an SWYH,A.

As,sffs House and Lot on Delaware stre.,
EgIiiaa also, two Building Lots adion'ng. a',,
AEI-A be sold together or soperate, as desrsd
a House and Lot on Methodist street. tu,
gi Ground, and II House aud Lo on Main :, ~
4hfes Building Lots on North ST. Two RnIId-
ing Lots opposite lhe Odd Fellows Hail o"r
new' two Stored Frame House, with Ri
SulidIngs' large and god, on Commerce stroe,
0he new, two'storled Frame Dwelling. win
Daek Buildings, on South street Al.o %
Building Lots not herein named, ~
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IMPROVED
SuDer PhOSnhuta Oft,

,I>,!p Super Phosphate of Lime.
THE subscriber lntor,ns Dc.ls,s I'D r.
e ets that he has greatly improved the quality &c
ms Super Phosphate OF Lime, aud now con
dently recommends the article manufactm A
by hun, as superior TO any in the market. Y n
are invited 10 call, examine and try it. AL
Peruvian and Mexican Guano, Oils. Can5I.
Soap, &C., at the lowest market rates.
JNO. L. POMEROY.
~ successor to Thos. w. Morgan.
No. and 10 South Wharves, PhilsdeInhw.
" Farmers can load on two private SlIev,
and avoid the crowded wharf '''''''
July ls-Sm.
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NEWARK ACADEMY

IhE Academic Year will commence We'd
mesday' August 29lh, and continue forty-four
weeks, win vacations of two weeks each, com.
rehc'"g sn.n respectively Dec. 10th and March
dress, J. w WEST0M bu;n Do, ~ au-
Aug. 22--2w.
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Machinlsts, Smyrus, D.l.
May %, 1865.

6rThe following certificate will show what
advantage Is TO be gained by tie p2tru! Com.
post Attachment.
WE have used HE Compost Attachment
made by Henson & uuu', ot Cnarlestown. Va.
foF the last Two years, anu regard It ds themnsi
complete fixture We h,He ever witnessed. The
compost Attachment work, admirably and with
great regular'ty--distr luz l.,. az, Caiuu rruu-
larly over the heid. Ne nave u,..e .:;. OF
Guano at the r"'e 30 toS 30 tir acr..
broadcast, and with the Drl.i !uu IL ii 7iirs.
and found thlt 4O7hs WITH tne DR. Il Wru,u
produce more wheat, by bu-hes 10 The acre,
than2OO lbs. broa~cas,. From our Observation,
we are satisfied that 10 land can be found thai
Will not produce 20 bushels To the acre, bv the
We OF 4o or 00 lbs. oi Guano az Gown by thr
Compost Attachment.
Nathaniel B. Mead, Alex. NJ. Smith.
Ludwel Luckett, Martin EjcbeIhnroar
1,ioyo NOLAN, Oliver Milburn,
1eorge u. Btzer. Criuh L. Byrne,
William Benton, William H. Grirys
William H. Benton, p. Cbinn
surrey Eeeder, Josrpa Crane.
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ISsg LEAVE to refer to the JollOYine g.n1,.

hon. p: sprnanee, Geo. w. Cummins Eso
sad ~ ~ 1x'Gov. VIM. Temple, of Smyrna, Del: Del:
n. w. Bates and J. p. Comegys, Esor, ,'i ~
D"ver' Del; Daniel Corbit, ESQ.,, of Canfweil,.
GGfmge, Del; WIN. j. Hur.ock. ESQ. of ST.
SSsorge's. Del; John Parsons and JOSEF oh Hill
Esqrs., Of Wilmington, Del. pH f'hi'
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8 AviNC FUND
UF THE
or'tsd States LasnrGnce, Annuity 5 Trust Co.
> T. corner fh'rd and Chestnut s,q PhrL,dslph,a
Capital, $250,OOO.

MoNEF IS received Oh deposit daily The aruun,
1st deposited ~ entored in a Doocsit gooE 80
sea 70 tne Deposisor T. &c preferred certIScu,e
All suns is'ge aud <sHlal are received and ,b,.
sa,ount paid back on dem u,t with .ur notice "''
n.sn = peid a. The rae "i Five per cent com
1eheins rum the d-y Ofdrpoart, and eeaslng Io
9sl previous to The wItIdrawal of the motsv'
on lhe hFst day OF January IN eat ear he in,.,.
ol eten deposit is pad 10 ihs deposiOr or added ,o
ass princi al as he may prefer "
ihs company save now upwards Of $500 den ~ :.
~s ~ The Ciiy OF PaIIadeiphia al, ma 49, SsP S''
ALiy additional information Will bo eivan h ~,
oisaang the Treasurer. e'N W au
DiREC rORs.
Tsspeen X. CrlwfJFd Prest William NJ f.od,,,;,.
xJs,snre yoi,nsoa Vie Prest Paul Is. t;odnard
Hessgannn W r,mafih' George Meiienry.
Jscch L. Elsrena " jAInfs begereus.
secre,a,, 80 Snsiayus Eagiish
Teller and ln.erprsle.. 4 c, o.h,..s fIsA'
sepix'As-i, 'S'oea'sch'sger. y
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u =" r. n.','--c .n.'.y..:
81" ~ ,'"r;t N,Ni'; &C.. F.ia..

-, a Nti,RN,N r"..n. ,'.;;-. .Ap \nhR ami
- ~ EpFk BRA l. pr, cn ani cares Sloopime
h ST. IA adults and Iidien oi hoh s.xrs rbey ar
g ana elastic. and donol Interfere with anv s,yle of
1'eHS ana can be worn VIII both ease and cornI0rt
N WEARING he Exp"nder, elegance of figure rs OBJ
' q, ara dsea ics OF pumundr dry character prevpn,
rd For chIIIren.whIe growing, thev ara invnIu,bIe
u ''en'ie mans Brace also answers the purpose of
nc ne~t Constructed susl enders. Measure required
'r"niu iie chrsi and wtsl. Prlce: Adult 80 ;Cbil.
lS" ~" Lady IN attendance 10 wait on iuInaI,s
Nv VANIiORN Il co,
Surgical Bnndage Nlannlarturers
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JOS. c. GRIFFITH

otf fICE-At the Office of Marion Green. Eso
surveyor Conyeyancsr, Notary Public a.
rs eAe toIn OF Smyrna, on the corner of Ma
ket and Commerce streets. VI -"af-
May %, l655-Iy.
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Farms astd ether gSra; Esfate

VT lie also Rents Farms and Honsc,. col.
itc's rents and money, and does all ard every
kind OF business in his Inc. on the most reaso,'.
able terms. y uS,''L-
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1000 TONS NO.
Super Phosphate Of Lime.

Super Phosphate of Lime.
lEBURG'S Original and ,;enune. vor,an,n. -.
~ superior quality. the cheapest manure in ms
""r'u r. tsrners and dealers supplied al low prices
hAIkA QUALIFY LAND PLASTER:
for lis tertizlng qualiIy,
10000 bushels Of Eume in bulk
eOO barrels alcinsd Plaster
l,oOO Casting do
SUI Dentist do
5.uuO " Hydraulic Cement,
I'OOO True Roman DO
PERUVIAN GUANO:
MS Atscie We offer IN confidence 10 our oousio
''eT" ns equal TO any imported and far sup.r,or ~
most IN the market P'0' :"
''U"O bags ol this superior Guam, for sale At Tho
IoV est market rates. Alto, PaIagunan Guano Pow
dereIie. Ground CharcDul. &c y"
{. FRENCH & CO.
AT the Steam Plaster Mills, junction Of Yo,k
Avenue and Callowhlll Streets, Phlladelphia.
augl5-2m. F'''"'
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"UFsICuI nhndage NHnular jurers,
No. 80 North NTNrii st., PhilaJ,

W; NNNtoRNS Improved Elastic iTERG
AbDp dlNAL SUPPORTER. ior proini,.,,, i.IorI. -
fn'iI"g "i the Womb TtI4 instrument is i.h, aAd
ea>'c' an" T. mat Nrih' AT ihv steel sirrug, winch
aie "'yp'h""ah' 49, i"c'aut OF IcIr ch uns The h 10
~ i''An- 'htih very "nPtVi7ant To Welr rhcy are
"">, ,'"'le" "h so'iri shr+IcHl prluCIpts an are
ne ny recommended br Tie Medr al Faculty Ladies'
Rooms, with lady attendants
,. ..,, c. ". V\NHORN s Co,
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T r ENCH TRU SSES

'i"rmIa or RmpIuTe srcces,tnllv t,s,,s4 ,,,
mn ~ ,nNI'rd ~ u4e Of the sRant french Trusn
!! or HI saie- PieSS'
a su"'fny "hh Rllture v l. he Eraihed to Learn
"'' W" "'cdson now ottES % procure "A Tru,s c,,n
nnu"s extreme Iightrcss, VITA easc. durabity and
Itct toh'ruc'I"n. ~ el Qi iIo cum bro,,> and u
'"ln'"I ''o't ar''c usually sold An eGterslye ma
En,,I a'MhIs o" nan adapted to every variety Of
i.uPlnrc III adults and chi dren ani for sslS nj r,,g
VI f.ce to Sull all Cost ri Single rrussss 81 50 81
'"I 9'i Double. 81. Us So 8 and $40
elS''', H' distance can have TtGsa sent to anv
u''u Ia Il '' ""i ing SIde affected
" "' '7'i'e aud R'Wil b, the Importer
tALE8 II. NEEDLES
no ~e h aud Race ia. Philadelphia
"'.' improved Patent Bod, Rrace
Bro .-, -a.. So''''I s'' S.ent 50 'utuer
a., '."..s Nah competent lady attend
fpiS Sep2O hI.ly.
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= I y : Il .tltXTURE

W. rAhIICLf: OF MtRCCRY ~ IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and PonJerJ
A. 'nni'Ible Remedy for Scrofula King. Evil. Rher
h"sm. Obstinate Cu'ancous Erup,,u,. P,ronlas nr
I"slules on the Face, l5lo'ches B0ils Agum .nl
FeFer chronlc Sure. Eyes. Ring Worm or Teuer
,"'u nc aI Enlargement aid Pair o' tho Zones sul
y" nus S'noborh Ulcers 81 phtltlc DS ,tier, Lufn.
o'go- Spinal Complaints, ur.d all Dianqsas s.isins
rom an iiDudiciOus Use OF Mercury Iu!DrudApce m
Iiis or lmpurty OF the Blood
3!' This great alIer4uvA medicine and ,urie,- oc
Blood Is Iow used Nv Thousands of Qrsefii rsi,.n1.
iro'I al Pfrts OF the Uned States lu teg,li, daily
- me femaF"he cures pe rIormrd ht the g;e.'es, cc
I4 ~. lncGlclhes " "CAtTEkS SPANISH MIXTURE"
Neuralgia Rheumatisn, Scrofnla. Eluptious o. tho
9Kl' Liver Disease, Fevcrs, Ulcers old Sore. AfFnr
Ilnns nl the kdneys, DIseasaa OF the throaI Fr.si
complaints pans and aching Of the Bones and jo:ria
unable remedy ~ 900
For al diseases of the Blood nothing has vet bsen
onho 10 compare with it. II tcleauaea the syslem q, oil
npurineS' acts gently and efficiently on the Liver ani
N"heys strengthens The Dgesi!on gives lone 10 ,hc
st'Ihach, makes The skin clear a..d hoaltnv sud ra
sores mo onsttuIIon enfeeb ed hy disease or nrkcn
down Jy he exces of vuui, Ia -. ,,r,,,,,, =, w nv,
strength. so '''
or me Ladies II is ncompaao'y bSt'er than all tho
,ethelics ever used. lew doses of Carl,r, Sn,,is
NH&IH'e Will remove all sal 'owness q. co.,,li,,,
pfS II" r"Ses mantllng 10 thr check, give eastIcit,
III ~" sep, and Improve the general health N ra
~ "'"'e "esee' beyond all The medicNes ever heard
Ihc large number of certfcatet uh!ch we ba :. 70.
'eEeG from persona from ali paris Of tii lnicd SIsir.
,'le oesI evidence that there no lIunaug s;oat
Il" T. s. ti koepers. mag .slratol. rhfSiiucs .,,
pHh men "c Known 10 III. comm n1tv' a. ,,,
men L. III nv 1" III" WoDd.riul tif 80 OF i tr
B cod ..t Cr - - '''' urea
ne 'eent nni get Circular and Almanac
'Ia@1d 'u'es has lu!y greatest Of an
" d.! O. A!. ,e..pr ned. "
a. . un:ess srgntd BI MET a. BEEiS
P"a-i sttetI. Ri hmun4 Va: iI,yh,m
- plies md ngenf'c, must be a,!.ir.,..J
hv ID tn X . -
- :, "a NJ. V. BOYER, MuImgton. Ma.
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MEXICAN GUANO

A~~~~AAOLA1N W. k11NOs
IHh attention of Farmers is requested 10 tIe 10,
owing Analysis and statements of this Va aluabir ma
nnre ~
MEXICAN GUANo is the richest lhal has becn
Drought TO hm country IN Phosphites
fhosphoHc Acid Is the valuable eleIncnl / all ma
hufes ana tis Guano contains nearly 81 pei ccm b..
ing much stronger Than lie Peruvian Guino
The pecuilarI oil this GuanO are;
IL ~ nOt1jLred by the SUM- aud s not washed out of
the soil by the rams. IN less Ihun IhlrIy yeurs
u Will soluble the crop OF Corn if PhosphOrIc Acid
Is de6rent in the soil.
ls - 0helper. more permanent and more certain
lhan Peruvian Gnano On land already surfeiIed b,
too frequent applications Of ammonia in PeruvIan
tIhano. re Mexican Guano. by great abundance OF
FhOsphstes will health and vgor For sale b,
j b. A. d S. ALLEN,
and South WhaTves, below Market st.
June l3-3m. PhIIadeInh;a
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a Z ~
LAND,
IN KENT COTrNTv

VIE undersigned has opened an Off, q,
. tne Town ot Smyrna, hvul cuunt,. .,,i.
LOT 'ne Furchase aud Sale OF REAL ES'TATr.
ana mas now on hand, For Sale, Ii number OF
very desirable VI
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SUPERIOR FRENCH TRrSSES rb,, ,.,;,Io
nom lie e'irCme ucane-s ughlncss elehil,., only
hrce "n!ces aud lis sucC ssiul treatment Of 4. g mos,
Hiirnit casts OF iER Ma, has won ior II The Ines,
il''' pa >rElhs' IA Ia ihs Quarry aHr Europe
over the heaVH clumsy Truss h, re,uir, yo tor RAJ,
'ure fr'ce - 10 -. surg T.; - 10 - tnr ,,n IN
'r"S'eS STATE Whirh SIDE Is afflicted, ain gl,c ~
a oumI III hips e'
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9. " NANIlNN \ ~
.m''.'e[s aud .'ian"lar;nrer, OF tr,.s

:"
80 North WA Z. >Ir.-i -. Ia q. ma
- N'a '' mrnuiart.f' Ikl o>fS" %. g.. dr.. u .
.'"i t. ~. 1900 !..,a B." uG ali ~ >i1r .l,,,,n 81,
J." '' .-.". -" >:h'ie, I!un- a.. Wp,. An.
1l -. o' '"->, Husprns .ry Il ur-gts ,tlt .i,,
' "'Nr " 's lariI,, tiit ii;lag,., Ia,,ut r.
'''' o' '''' e. "'t 'q"r, mrch,'Hra AZ. {, th,ar
." lnne %. m
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0T- BLANks for sale At thls ofsce.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-20
GRAND ANNUAL. BALL
OF THE
PERSEVERANCE FIRE co., NO. s.

THE Perseverance Fire Company take
- great pleasure in announcing to their friends
and the public generally, that their
ANNUAL BALL
VIII take place at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on
Monday October %, 1855.
The Company will spare neither time nor expense
TO make IL the Ball of the season.
Professor Esputa's celebrated Brass and String
Band having been engaged, the Ball will open with
A GRAND MARCH,
Composed by him. and respectfully dedicated to the
PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY"
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
ladies' TO be had Of any of the Committee CT at
the door on the evening of the Ball.
Committee of Arrangements
Henry Lyles II. L. Harvey Jr.
VIM H. Towers A. Hatch
VIM. 8. Collins VIM Dowell
w. w. Grant Geo. s. Dom
John Y. Dom
Managers on tie part Of
Ben Franklin Target Company No. l.
Capt A. Tate Lieut.. Il. G. Ecklofr
Columbia Engine Company, No. !.
Jas. A. TAFT Jas. A. Brown
Union Engine Company, No. 2.
$. f. Douglass James Kelley
Anacostia Engine Company, No. 9.
Chas Sanderson r. Middleton
Franklin Engine Company, No. a.
r. +. Doyle 1919 J.. iamson
Northern Liberties Engine Company, No 8.
g. p Robinson Jno r. Halleck
Western Hose Company No. ].
VIM. Riggles T.. 1Ianley
Washington Hose Company, No. 2.
Jno Deal J-Kenton
Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company, No. l.
John T. Sutcr j. T. Chauncey
American Hook und Ladder Company, No. q
George Brown Chas. Gordon
vgaut Engine Company. Georgetown
i. 5. Wright Mr. Rodier
oct 16--eodt1e&dt22 GS.arl
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-20

t1c Lquid, muet be taken Ascending 20 directions
accompanying s |, but y most DISTANCES the Pills
plant 70 short time. Price 80 cents
DR. BR0THERS' Pile ELECTUARY.
This preparation has been found On invaluable
remedy fyr the Hemorrhoids, or Piles. Ii is given
internally 70 correct faulty state Of the bill airy
digestive organs, which produces eostiveness or a
Piles l9 A fsfa MI lF
Most Of the remedies now in use for this dangerous
and painful affection are directed to be applied ex-
ternally; they do not remove the of the COM
plant, and therefore afford only temporary re-
hef Again, the disease is often beyond the reach of
aid nom external applications, an objection to which
this remedy Is not liable, II being taken internally
u Is perfectly safe. pleasant to take, mild and easy
in its operation, and affords immediate relief
We have not heard Of single case in which this
medicine mas JAILED either to produce speedy relief,
" Is equally eifcacious in curing both the Blind
and bleeding Piles. If the bowels are left costiva
after the use Of this medicine, little physc may be
tasen 2 regulate them Having been trying the AL
hesitate not to assure the afflicted that it is very
valuable medicine, and inestimable auxiliary 10
the Electuary consider X the best external appli
cation, have ever known. The Electuary is an in
ternal remedy and the Ointment as an external app
cation, used in conncxion doubt not would be Ell
fectnal in the most obstinate cases. and must surpass
IN al instances any other remedies for Piles to be
found, Price 81.
~ All my medicines are put up under my own
personal supervision and the public are assured that
they are prepared Of the best imported vegetable in
gradients and can be obtained only at office, No.
l79 South street. opposite Smithsonian Institution,
where they have done large and successful practice
for the last six years. in the treatment of all Chronic
Diseases, and those diseases produced by the Old
School Mineral Physicians by the indiscriininste
OF Mercury, Arsenic Anthony, &c. Happily for
suffering humanity, their practice is 30 ianifestly
Injurious that il il now gradually the wane and
must In few years sink into oblivion.
sent 17--eod1vs 8338 G8iF3 E9
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-20
1V1HE BEST BAKING STOVES TNTHT

TUNHE BEST BAKING STOVES INTHE
ID country are to be had of JOS. y. H0DGS0N,
No. 4o5 Seventh street. in which he challenges
petition.
Also, q large assortment of Parlor, Dining room,
Chamber and Office Stoves, at low prices.
Also, the best Cooking Range ever offered in this
market in which he challenges competition for dura-
bility and economy. n
ALSO,
good assortment Of Britannia Planished Tin, j :
pan, and lronware Of my own manufacture at ex-
ceediugly low prices. sep 24-diftf
SELLING OFF AT COST TO CLOSE
- Business.--The subscriber intending 10 quit
the mercantile business will commence on Monday
next, the gath instant to sell at cost for cash only,
his large and weseected stock Of seasonable Dry
Goods. The public Of Washington and Georgetown
respectfully invited to embrace so desirable an
opportunity TO supply their families and themselves
with great bargains. This stock embraces about
10000 worth OF very desirable goods.
lie will also sell at private sale, 70 humane
ter living in the country very valuable female
want about IA years age healthy and robust From
such persons proposals are invited none others need
apply. w Mex. OSBORN.
GkoHorrowx d. O., Sept 81, 1855.
sep 22--diw&2awlm
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-20
Registers Office,

THO All whom it May Concern. Notice
y is hereby given that licenses issued to Taverns
Retailers of spirituous and fermented Liquors, Wines
Cordias, DC, Groceries, Dry Goods Hardware, Hats
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Medicines, Perfumery
Commission Merchants; also, to keepers Of Hackney
Carriages and Omnibuses, Billiard Tables, Ten Pin
Alleys, and Confectionery, and for hawking and ped
ling, will expire on Monday, the 9TH day OF Noyem
this Office, within ten days after that time
SAMUEL u. DOUGLASS,
Register.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-20
NEW STYLES CAMEO AND OTHER
it..strsfEss JEWELLERY.

IT AM just receiving fine assortment of
the newest style and first quality Of rich Jewelry
Also, choice lot Of fine keeping Watches, To-
gether with good stock of pure Silver Ware and
York city prices, and saving Of from is 70 80 per
cent. to those that are In want of such goods.
Every article warranted as Represented at time OF
sale. IT, o. HOOD.
tl9st Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle
41s, Pennsylvania avenue, between 4iS and 9Th SITS
Watches and Jewelry carefully. repaired by an CT
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First application Of Steam.
Life Of John Fitch Engraving Of his first Boat
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Robert Fulton and Livingston's first Ohio River
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Latrobe's First Boat
First Steubenville Boat
First explosion on the Western waters; from an
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
LIBERTY CLUB.

SECOND ANNUAL BALL
or THE
LIBERTY CLUB.
VSHE Members Of the Liberty Club take
- pleasure IN announcing to their friends and
the public generally that their l
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
Will be given at the
WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
i On Thursday Eoening, October %, 1866.
The members of the Club pledge themselves that
neither pains nor expense will be spared to make it
one Of the best Balls Of the season.
Scots celebrated Band has been engaged for the
occasion.
Supper and Refreshments will be furnished by an
experienced caterer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies, to be had from yof the members of the
Club, or at.the door on the evening Of the Ball.
No hats or caps allowed in the Ball. except those
worn by the respective Clubs. tsG
Committee Of arrangements.
G. A. Newton w. M. Kelly
Robert johnson Thomas jefferson
Managers.
ID. K.McCown John Parker
w. II. Reardcn Joseph Cook
j. M. Gattrell j. ID. Schofeld
w. b. Turner James Bell
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