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BOOTS and SHOES.
j. v. FOLSOM, Main street,

Opposite The Hotel Of IHghman ForWeH,
SMYRNA, DEL,
mEaP ID DESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
FM1 IL the public generally, that he is prepared
! TO Manufacture Boots and Shoes, of every de-
scripllOn, IN the very best manner, and at the
shortest notice lie has pure hased full SET OF Lasts
OF the latest fashion, and at;ers hImsef that he can
furnish neat aud geneel it as caA be had u any
other establishment III the Slate. tie will make with
neatness aud dispatch, all kinds of Ladies' and Gen.
tlemeE's Wear for the Spring Trade--comprislng
Boots, GaIters and Fancy Shoes for both Ladies and
Chldren also, Gentlemen French Calf BOCtS Patent
Leather Caters, &c. april ASS.
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The Cheapest Wall Paper

WAREHOUSEin Philadelphia. IL. A. Burton,
wholesale and retail dealer and importer of
Paper Hangings. No. 93 North Sixth street, I'd
door below Race street, Philadelphia. Every
variety of Fireboard Prints, Window CSstains.
Persons in want of Wall Paper, Sc, will
find it to their advantage to cali before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as 1t will be sold very cheap. '.
Country Dealers supplied at the lowest rates.
may 2-Gm. .....4.
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ICE CREAM.

'Fhc subscriber would respectfully announce
u The citizens ot Smyrna, aud vicinity, that he
- prepared to accommodate them with the
choicest Ice Cream Of the various tiavorS
EDWARD WARD.
S.nvrra, June l3, 30.
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CATTLE BONES WANTED

THE highest price paid for clean, hard Cattle
BONES, at the Carbon Works." on the Della
ware, two squares below the Navy Yard, Phila-
delphia. may0-3m.
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TRIM M | N c S,


Lace Goods and Variety Store
lust received a new and fresh stock of
Spring Goods, such as plaid and bleached
Muslins; kid, silks, lisle-t thread and cotton
Gloves, Cambrics, SWISS, Jaconett, white and
colored Drillings, Iaces Collars, Spensers.
Undersleeves, plain and worked Handkcrchiefs,
stamped Collars and Strips; good assortment
of Hosiery, Work Baskets, lndclble Ink,
Paper, Pins, Needles, Buttons, &c, &c; also,
Ribbons and Millinery Goods; few pieces of
neat style Callcoes and Ginghams. Also, a
guod assortment of COntectlonaries, and every
other article usually kept in a
Trimming and Variety Store.
All of which will he offered at very small
profits to any and all who viii favor the sub
scrlbcr with a call, feeling confident she can
sell as cheap the cheapest.
Come and see before YOU buy.
MARY A. ROBERTS,
Commerce ST., below Main, Smyrna, Del.
Ja.l0, Ap.4, 1855. ly
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Mrs. Ii. I. Conway

No. 1922 South Second street, Philadelphia,
a. WILL open April 9th, full and sesg 9
& fashionable assortment of Spring and 49, s.5s
Summer Millinery. Also, fine English Straws,
British Lcghorns, Brads, and all kinds of Fancy
Straws, Gimp and Ncapolltans, Misses and
Children's Gimp and Icghorn Hats. Silk Casins
and Fancy Hats. y full assortment Of Lawn
Has of most fashionable styles. The attcn-
ton Of the ladies is particularly invited.
Next door to BOOT HALL" Iapll-3m.
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Jos. c. GRIFFITH,

OFFICE-At the Office of Marion Green, Esq.
Surveyor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, &c.,
in the town of Smyrna, on the corner Of Mar
ket and Commerce streets.
May %, lS55--ly.
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CIRCU LAR.
,f litga
M Q UNIT WERE M o M
No o. A.,rth A........l Strnnt
No, ID North Second Street,
pTIIIADEl. .pTtIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
49, yTNHE undersigned having leased the above
EhnH L well knoWn House, which has been
kHiiH Renovated and Re -lnOae !ed throughout, pre-
AM-S- senlmg beautiful Lron Front highly Orna-
mental and a line Archneelaral teste not surpassed
hv any in tho City. is open for the reception Of
Vlsi@rs.
The Furnnre is all and has been selected with
care from kenkle's we'll known establishment IN
ChesnuI sire and as Oi the latest and tssh,Ona
bio style,
Having had many years experience. we Garter eur
selves that by street aIenileH to business and 10 the
comforts OF guests. merit and Teceive a share
of public patronage ... -G3
The location ior Merchants and others coming TO the
City, is convenient beng in the Of business
The reader Pecully solicited 10 favor Us vita
acall on his Rext visit TO the City.
T. L. BARRETT, Proprietor.
! June G. l855--ly. 't.t t.-t t.st
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Ibeg leave to refer to the JoILOaOing gentle

Hon. p. Spruance, Geo. w. Cummins, Esq,
and Ex-Gov Wm. Temple, of Smyrna, Del;
NJ. w. Bates and J. p. Comegys, Esqrs., OF
Dover, Del; Daniel Corbit, Esq, of Cantwell't
Bridge, Del. VIM J. HurIock, Esq, of St
Georges, Del; John Parsons and Joseph Hill
Esqrs., of Wilmington, Del
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J. II. WILLIAMSON.
Carpenter and Builder.

NNOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Smyrna
w a.d the country generally ihat he prepared
to do all kinds Ol Carpenlering and Building the
accumsnO !aiug lerms Having had several years
experience building both IA city and counirv, and
employing hut good WOrkmen, with alIea.
ton the vans and OF those mIere sIed CON
bnesl wiha determination to please all who may aVU-
him with their work he hopes receive liberal share
OF patronage from The building community.
N. B-i intend also 10 keep on hand general as
sOrim snt of Worked AOuldlngs and Trimmings for
Doors Door Frames Windows, &c. at much lower
prices than can be made by hand.
}. r. WILLIAMSON.
SHOP n Mr. John VanGa~ken's Lumber Yard Com
meree Street, below Malp, Smyrna Del.
May 30, 1855. 6m
DIR. TOWNSEND'S HEALTH PILLS.
100 in box Price - cents per box In store
and for sale by THOMAS MAGENS,
Smyrna, Del.
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A.EATHE

FRITZ, HENDRY Il CO., No. 90 North
Third street, Philadelphia, Morocco Manufac-
turers, COurlers and Importers of French Calf
Skins, and dealers in Red aud Oak Sole Leather
and Kpp. Feb. 2l-Iy.
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q R T. A Il
Maplc and Fancv Stationery.

Staple and Fancy Stationery,
SUPERIOR white Ruled Letter Paper, Slj0 per
~ Rcam
Letter and Note Envelopes IN great variety.
Weddings Furnished at very moderate rates.
Cards " rltlen and Engraved,
GillOits and other Steel Pens,
Superior Motto Walers, 32j Notices on Sheet for 25
cents,
InksandS, Pen Knives Paper Weights, &c.
Fine Turkey Morocco Porl.MonnaIes,
Portfolios, &c.
Card Cases Backgammon Boards. &c.
With very large assortment OF Toy Books, Games.
DIsseuIed Pictures, Nc. Albums, Scrap Books and
EEgravlngs. Z. THOMSON.
NAV lily.
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= . .'r'.'..."' PENNOCK'S
Unrivalled ECorn-Sh b ellerS

T.G. WESTINGHOUSE & CO.'S combined Thresh-
ers and winnowers ,Vanwckle 8 Roberts G rain Fans
GIover.hulleIs, Wheeler Meelick y Co.'S Threshng
Machines, Spa as atmospheric Churns, No. Peru.
yian and MeSacan Guapo, Mapes, Jourdans, and Alien
d sNeedle's SnIcr-phosphate Of Lime. Clover limo
ihy. Orchard had Rey Grass Seed bought and sold.
lournal,9 and other agricultural works. .li
.daa h.si s.. a. M. PENNOCK a. CO,
aIl-im. Foot Market street, Wilmington, Del
.Nf q f8t #H4 H & Il
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ssa.aFl@s THE GREAT
INVENTION OF; the ACE!
Economy against Waste
THE GREAT

THE subscribers having obtained the Patent
Right to manufacture the IMPROVED COM
POST ATTACHMENT OR FERTILIZER,
are pleased to inform the AgrculturaIist ard
ethers that they are fully prepared to attach
tins highly celebrated patented Compost to
every Drill desired. The design of this nveu-
ton is to furnish the farmer with a Machine
simple i'll its construction, durable in its make,
and at o cost comparatively small, which will
enable him to sow with his glain the Compost
Manures, which the experience of every prac-
tlcal farmer goes to prove is the greatest ferti-
lzer brought into use. The mixture of ashes
and guano is contended by some to be the best
way III which guanO should be used, as it is
saving to the farmer of 100 per cent. in his
outlay and almost treble in the enhanced value
OF his product, though this Machine is adapted
TO the use of Guano i'll any form which the far
mer may think proper to use it. The certif-
Gates which follow, though the Attachment has
lust come INTO use, are from some of the most
intelligent and practical farmers in Virginia.
1t is shown, by the tests which have have been
made, that 40 lbs. of guano as sown by this
Attachment, is better than 200 lbs. broadcast.
1t works with cast. and regularity, can scarcely
be gotten out OF order, can be attached to al
most any descr.p; on of Drills, aud is, in short,
what the farmer luSt needs, and their true IN
terests demand
BOWMAN, ELLIOTT & BRINTON,
Machinists, Smyrna, D.l.
May %, 1855.
0TFThe following certificate will show what
advantage is TO be gained by the Patent Com
post Attachment:
WE have used the Compost Attachment
made by Henson u Hunt, of Charlestown, Va,
for the last two years. and regard 1t as the most
complete fixture We have ever witnessed. The
Compost Attachmcnt works admirably and with
great egularity--distributin the Uulno re- u
iarly over the field. We have made use Of
Guano at the rate of 200 lbs to the acre.
broadcast, and with the Drill from AZ to 20 ibs
and found that 40 lbs. with the Drl would
produce more wheat by ) bushels to the acre,
th&n200 lbs. broadcast. From our observation,
we are satisfied that no land can be found that
will not produce 20 bushels to the acre, by the
use of 40 or 90 lbs of Guano as sOwn by the
Compost Attachment.
Nathaniel B. Mead, Alex. NJ. Smith,
Ludwell Luckett, Martin Echelberger,
Lloyd Nolan, Oliver Milburn,
George e. Bitter, Urlah f. Byrne,
William Benton, William IL. Grggs,
William Ii. Benton, P. S. Chinn,
Gurlcy Reeder, Joseph Crane.
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Farms and other Real Estate.

CS-F He also Rents Farms and Houses, col
lects rents and money, and does all and every
kind of business in his line, on the most reason
able terms.
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ELEVEN LOTS.

at VMT0NN, fronting on the main road lead
ing from Smyrna TO kenton, and within ahou,
one hundred yards Of the Delaware Railroad
AoW Ia the course Of construction. and expected
soon 20 he finished Each Of these lots have u
frost ofthrtv feet bv three hundred and thirty
eight feet back, running to the line Of John X.
Rers. These lots will be an accommodation to
mechanics and laborers, and may be had at the
very moderate rents OF Sl0per annum with the
right OF redemption. Labor is greatly in de-
mand in the vicinity, and at high prices, both
for men and women. The situation is healthy
and convenient, being about one mile from the
thriving town of Smyrna, and where the occu-
ptntS of said lots may breakfast at home, dine
in Philadelp phia, or some intermediate town, and
return and sup with their families the same
day.
Plots of the above lots will be shown
ISAAC DAVIS.
Smyrna, Del, June 20, '53-3m.
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ThOs. w. Evans Il CO..

ThOS. w. Evans IL Co..
No. 2l4 and 2l6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Have al hand a full assortment Of all the Spring
and Summer Fahrcs. IN the latest styles and at the
lowest puces MANY of these GOnis have been pur-
CHASED at sacrifice both auction and .rlvac sale
and VIII be sold proporohably low. Among them will
be found
Handsome Striped and Checked Silks. at 60 la;5 cts
Chyne Plaid do do very rich
Rich Plain Silks black ditto, OF the best makes,
Grena !Iers. GrcnadIer Robes Barege Robes,
Lawns. EmbrOderIes. very cheap.
Hosiery, Tor Spring Summer, of every descrp-
tCn. June I3 Al
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Premium Venetian blinds

A. BRITTON & o., Manufacturers, whole
sale and retail dealers, No. 81 North Second
street, above Market Philadelphia.
The largest, cheapest, and best assortment of
plain and fancy BLINDS of any establishment
IN the United States. Shades of every variety
at the lowest market prices. Buff Hollands
and Store Shades made to order at short notice
Give US call and save expense. We study TO
please. muy2-3m.
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VNllE undersigned has opened an Office in
~ the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del,
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
and has now on hand, For Sale, u number OF
very desirable
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situated un Methodist stret;, in the Town OF
SMYRNA. w.th thirty tc,-t fronts, running back
one hundred and SIXTY feet, to an alley about
tile,u icct WIDE 'rtc price Will be SI2
GROUND rem, annually, with the right OF rcdemp-
.tIon. ALSO,
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VuIcaniZcd Emdia Rubber.

VUlcaniZcd India Rubber.
SURGICAL STOCKINGS SOCKS. KNEE-CAPS,
- &c, for Varcuse Enlarged Weiss. WeakII, =
at knee and Ankle J"iniS Swollen Limbs Rheuma-
tlsm, GUul, 4c.. dc. This Elastic Comprising Fabric
is formed of India Rubber Threads prepared by the
process OF NulcamZng. rs to retain permanently It's
elasticity These threads afterwards covered with
silk aid cotton, and woven into net work. 81. Eek.
lngS. &c. Ii is light in texture, and poraus
permit the exudaton of meisnre keeping the leg al.
WAYS cool and comfortable. They be drawn on
and Od with extreme facility thus saving all the time
OF acIng or bandagIng, and giving more equal pres.
sure AMI support than any other bandage manufacture
cd. They have received the highest approval OF phy.
slCans, both in Tins country and in Europe For sale
Wholesale and retail by
C. ". VANHORN & CO.,
Truss and Surgical Bandage Manufacturers.
No. 80 North NINTH street, Phada.
VANITORN'S Patent CHEST EXPANDER and
SHOULDER BRACE, prevents and Shopping
Of the Shoulders Contraction and Weakness of Tho
Chest in adults and children Of both sexes They are
night and elastic and do Interfere with any STYLE of
dress. and can be Worn with both ease and comfort
BV wearing the Exponder elegance of figure is OBJ
alned and dlsea 'es OF pulmonary character prevent
ed For children, while growing, they are invaluable
The Gentlcman's Brace also Ihe purpose of
The best constructed suspenders. Measure required
around the chest aud waist. Price: Adult SO /; Chill
dron $3.50. Lady III Attendance to wait on females
G.. W. VANHORN Il CO.
Surgical Bnndage Manufacturers
No. 80 North NINTH ST., PhiIadu
c, w. VANHORN'S Improved Elastic UTERG.
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER, for Prolapsus UIeri or
Failing Of the Womb This instrument is light and
elastic, and made witht the seel strings which
objectionable account OF their chatting the hips
&c, making Them very unpleasant wear. They are
constructed on sound surgical principles. and are
highly recommended by the Medical Faculty. LADIES'
Rooms with lady attendants
&. W. NANIIORN y co,
| Sc North NINTH Street, below Arch, Philadelphia.
SUPERIOR FRENCH RUSSES This article,
from its extreme neuness and ghiness, weighing only
lhtee ounces. and It's successful treatment Of the most
difficult cases OF HERNIA, has Or il the highest
praise IRON ph sIelas both IN Tins country and Europe
the heavy, clumsy Truss heretofore worn for Rup
Iufe. Price - To -, sIngle and 81 50 for doub
trusses. Stale winch side is afflicted and gISe size
| around the hips
| &. w VANHORN CO.,
| Importers aud Manufacturers of Trusses
| 80 North Ninth street, Philadelphia
| RJ- We al,O manufacture TRUSSES of all descrip
un from an innnt 10 an adnlt IN size. Instrument,
| Tor Curvature OF the Spine, Club-FOOt Weak Ankle
IN nchlidren Bow Legs Suspenspry Bandages, aud alsC
al descriptions OF Instruments aud bandages hanufac
tnred TOR diseases that require mechanical aid for the
| rellel June 6, 6m.
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University Family Medicines

University Family Medicines.
I ISSUED under the seal, sanction and
II I authority OF the University Of Free Medi-
v&s- cine and Popular knowledge, chartered
by the State of Pennsylvania, April 20, 1853
with Capital of 100000, mainly for the pur-
pose Of arresting the evils of Spurious Nos
trums, also for supplying the community with
Reliable Remedies wherever a competent Ply
sician cannot or will not be employed have pur-
chased from DIR, John r. Rowand, his celebra-
ted Rowand's Tonic Mixture" known for up
wards of twenty-five years as the only sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague, etc, and his in
estinable remedy for Bowel Complaints, " Row.
ands Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root,
wkich highly approved and popular Remedies,
together with the University's Remedy for Com
plants of the Lungs;
The University's Remedy for Dyspepsia or
Indignation;
The University's Remedy for Costive Bowels
Also the Universitys Almanac may be had
at tho Branch Dispensary, or Store of
THOMAS MAGENS,
Smyrna, Del.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT. The best Lini-
ment now in use In store and tor sale by
THOMAS MAGENS, Smyrna, Del.
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.D4'< FOR SALE or RENT.
Fl Tm vw~ g9S

THE undersigned offers for sale orr upon
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Br RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
Es Is xax4 SO g q s5s,ilE

TIrae between wssninstsn ai,d Wheeling bat Isl
houts!
Rnnaing time bepeen Washington and Cincinnati q hoHrsi
Through Tickets and nsggae3 Checks 10 be mad In
NAshiaston.
4 Offsrs The fullest dletnlen
lhs Sur,i west, and the souihwesi.
re between trains from Washington and ,hs
Wasainet9n Junction. Oalrly called The Relay ousc
Wsaeon aaa he Ono ysr Baggage il checked through 10
wbseg Washington and rechecked and transferred
through eses Tor points beyond The csnnccns trains
Washington daily AZ M and ~, nj on SUNDAYS at 'he
Al Whee,ns direct CEN
Wn.elns through Cambridge Zaaesvile and Newark 70
CohuMhus Ihes. trains connect al Newark w,, 'se Newark
Al Goumhas The O. o. railroad trains
rniroad xenia, cINctNNArt LoUis
yLiE Sc AZ Xrnis, I'e Miami ,a,Iosa eo"nesion ion Is
iaure, Lafaystir, Chicago, island, Louis, sc.
Nfoes Now oreans when are also sold ar washington
riened a, Cincinnati 70 the mail sieacrs on ,he Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi.
easo Sc tickets ohio nsvigahIe between
Wheeioa Wrsyle, (ory mier.i where connexon with
Travellers Ia notice that while his IL the only
ahors tonh eke aud cheeks IN Wasingt"n Is al.o 'he
great FROM Wnshnston Cincinnati 10
but 6a miles, being about 100 niles shorter han by any other
Fsre by through ticket from Washington Wheeling, 50
by railroad by from Cincinnati sls Indiannpo
csago Louis, saS 50 and saS Memphis,
cumeanb, Bedford seuss, Piedmont oakand and Fairmoun,
minor Way saons Baltimore Wheeling take g. m.,
train from washington
For further innru,a,ion through tickets Sc apply TO TIL
= ? $50 sa' = : JOHN H. DONE,
Master Transportation B,Iimore and
May 5--df uhio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Georgetown college, d. c.

V'HE institution will Monday,
September. Tue preparatory department and cole
conducted able and
and intellectual advancement
and building has
accommodation
younger Their play grounds, study
will bo entirely distinct from those oi the
aud officers especially assigned will attend them in
preside studies complete
ecied be;wers The ana Older students
who
II education Of you'll
The Of the college, extensive philosophical
ratus rich of minerals geological
Spceens sh,lis afford the students of this institution ad
d. A. MAGUlRE,
Aug 5--dlm n President
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Proposals for building Lighthouse on Jones's
Point, near Alexandria, virginia.
TREAsrsy DIrAnTNssr,

t TRxAsray Der rARrNsNr,
Odce Lieht-louae Board
Washington, August -, 1850
PROPOSALS will be received until nj, 2ad Of
September bids will he 0penrd, for furnishing
building light hclse Joness Point PcoMac
river, xandria by tne 30sh OF November next
framed building rertins brick f1undation nhd OF
and story, having circular top
The support horizontal dimensions hens %
by 10 feet.
Dctsled specifications be this oce,
al the collector Alexandria
should any bid acccped will be executed
he work. 3 sl4s. .M.a5
payment viii be made until the whole work Il completed and
inspected and approved BY the agent
Of appOined spenteEd the wokrhid agent
all materials and workmanship not IN ac-
cord tho
reserved reject and oil Lids that may be dee-
ed ~ ejudicla the public interest. -. 80 f
sealed and addra ssed to the undosgGed
dorsed Propoenls for Jones's Point liybi-hourc y
EDM,D l.. Y. HARDCAST1E,
Auy o3--eodIm s93 Aaf 13 Engineer Secretary. n
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"A ppointment Of superintendent Of Buildings
and Grounds at the University OF Virginia.

meeting of the toard Of v,e Of the Dnver-
IA Mr. offered The following res sc,
which adopted
Having believe from the experience of past years.
Unvrrsity might, with propney
University be relieved fom NE ana
other public Of the University,
Ju'ies might with advantage bo confded 70
some sk who would devote BIS whole time
discharge and dutes for suiahe compensa
tim:
Roee Tha, thu whole ubjsc be efered % the executive
comnee authority divide the duties OF tho proctor In be
them TO make the appoint
nlcn of such assistant, sainry exceeding &2 ~ in
their oppien would be prooied by
dvion OF labor between the proctor and M
perinendrnt-"
In puance Of The resonon undersigned proctor OF
University gives c executive committee WI pre-
September make me appointment
above resolutions snd 10 notify al who may o.
disposed offer for tho appointment that VIII be expected a'
individual he appointed should be 70 take ne nasa
tof few hundred ncrcs contiguous
Unversy) sup~rntendsncs Of All The hudng OF he Uh
public grounds and keep ihem In repair And have
suate knswledge landscape sardning ornamental planning
&C. III Ffa f8sl .sa Nd
Any will be chserfly given Afpi
the undersigned, onaorstu
Of Buildings and Grounds
g.s r. X. PRENTIS,
August IL ls5J. 1,,.+ PROCTOR UnVcTsy on fHs'"'a-
Aug lG--ecd95ePt
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.

RcdufI3n 0f Fafe 10 CALIFORNIA.
= r. United mail steamships leave New York
s-lxAS Cor Aspnwal the and o0iL of each monih
Na1k connecting with mail Panama san
Francisco. + !.
inspected and approved by the Navy
Departments and guaranty speed aud satofy.
The Panama (i7 niles completed from ocean
The OF
Francisco and
c0mpanys
The money all expenses 0f the "Trip.
Reserve kept in 10 New York. Panama, and
San Franci2c0 detention Of accident that
the entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama day they Aspin
wall.
Conductors 60 through each und take charge oil
children without other pott tctors. Z
through lowest apply nj the agency l7
West street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND
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nN peon Howe Sidney Grannis of hIat
county, praying the OF
granted day oct.ber ls4l, for improve
manufacture heddies for wcayer harness.,
the OF said patent which takes
place the Iiti day Of October 1856 ay
petition be heard Tho Patent Office
Monday, day Of October at II o'clock and all
appear show they have
" by said petition ought ho granted.
extension required 10 file In the Patent
objections specially forth In writing AT lenst TWEEN
before day hearing Az testimony filed BY either parry,
said he taken md transmitted in
OF the Office. which win be furnished
plcation. - u.
testimony will be closed the 95th Of aeptem
ber depositions papers relied upon testimony,
must lie filed in The Office morning Of that day
the arguments, f any, within five days thereafter
Ordered Union, nicii
gcnce and Evening Star washington d. C Republican Bati
Evening Argus, Philadelphia, PA Scientific American
New York. NJ "; Post Boston, Mass, week for
three previous day October
IT - 8 S. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
p aEl;ors of The papers please copy,
their ofce with paper containing this notice.
9--a 4. ..ss..
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IL. n. GILL II r. /,
Counsellor al Lar,

Office h. e.d in Franklin Row. corner
He w conunne 10 devote his atisn
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Having he law concerning patents he viii
legal questions arising IN before
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Of the District Columbia and VIII also ass ~ tue
preparation nd trial OF suits concerning patonis #t.
He give opinions and prepare arguments Tor par
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claims before any board established for their
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