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,2-.. DELAEAEeE
Agricultural A w arehous c,
ia s = Z . STORE,
DELAWARE

No. lO Orange St, between Second and Front,
$40 WILMINGTON, DEL.
gTNHE subscriber manufactures andkeeps con-
stantly on hand a good assortment of
Moore's Patent PLOWS, of all sizes, which
b. VIII furnish to farmer and dealer on as good
terms as any other establishment; and would
here say, these Plows are fast superseding all
others, as they are right of draft and easy to
manage by the plowman. They received the
premium at the Pennsylvania State Fair, at
Philadelphia, this fall, and at the Fair of the
New Castle County Agricultural Society, held
al Wilmington, and al Il number of other Fairs
throughout the country.
The subscriber is also Agent for Atkins
AUToMATOM or SELF RAKING REAPER
AND MOWER, wh .ch has attracted more at
tentIon within the last two years than any other
Reaper ana Mower III use. This is attrbuta-
biz TO lhe ingenuity of the apparatus for opera
ting the Raker-the life-like movement OF the
R'ke-the eifectual manner in which ITS work
s performed, aud the general simplicity and
durability of the whole machine. Price at
Chicago $50.
Also manufactures and keeps on hand large
assortment OF ali kinds of Agricultural and
horticultural Implements generally used by
Agrlculturalsts. PlOws and other Implements
made to order. of any desired pattern.
Also, good selection of Garden, Flower and
other SEED, of the best quality. which is war.
ranted fresh and genuine, put up and furnished
on reasonable terms.
All orders for Implements or Seed sent b,
mail, promptly attended to.
Persons wanting Implements or Seed vii
please give US call before purchasing else
where.
GEO. CHURNSIDE,
No. 10 Orange St, between Second g. Front
Wilmington, Del
Dec. 6, 1S54-3m.
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Registers Office,

Dover, Kent county; Nov. &c, 1854
7 IPON the application OF ELIZABETH G.. DAW-
u son and EZEKIEL DAWSON, AdmlnIstra-
tors Of WILLIAM DAWSON, lale OF Duck Creek
hundred in SAID county, deceased, il is ordered and
directed Ivy the Register that the said Administrators
give notice OF the granlng Letters of Administration
upon the estate of the said deceased by causing
tsemcns to he posted wIhn forty days from the date
OF such eters IN SIX OF the most public places of The
county OF hent requiring All persons demands
against the taie 10 present the same, or abide by an
actOf assembly IN such case made and provided And
also cause the same 10 be IEsered in the Smyrna Times
newspaper published i'll the Town of Smyrna, and
continue therein SIX weeks
.$xSSst. GIVEN nnder the hand and seal of
eE9171J. office 0 The Register aforesaid at Dover
sSay& SASs Kent County aforesaid The day and year
SeMG FlSe above written.
SSS&g& r. w. REYNOLDS,
Register.
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oDRUGS, PAINTS. WINDOW GLASS AND
NJ ~ bye Studs. French and jersey Zinc Paints.
~ Pure White Lead.
- IndOw Class cOOred and enameIled,
Superior Coach and Furniture VarnIshes;
With irstraIe assortment OfGresh Drugs and Chemi
Gals. for sale at
ALFRED WILTBERGER'S
Drug ard themIral Store
No.lG9 North SecDnd street PhIadeI ohia
Principal DEPOT iar the sale of Barow's Indigo Rlue
sterilHgs Save, fatIersaIls Heave Powders and Bar
bers EmbrOcaIion.
ST Physicians and >torek ee pers supplied. Geod.
sent 10 any Of the DePots free OF charge
May 81, silly. ..
CTEAM DYEIsG and SECURING: EslAn.
- LISHMEN'f.- Mrs f.. W. SMITH, tIVIdow nj
Waiter Smith, Successor Ia John jones No Is NurIh
Fifth street, between Market and Arch PhIIadeIphI
PIECE GOODS of every description. DIV ID 10 anx
color. re dressed. re-iUded. am! re-papeTcd
LADIES' Wearing apparel Of every description iye
in the most fashionable and permanent cOlGes and lin
ished in good siyle.
MERINO, Cashmere and Grape ShaWIs, Table ana
Piano Covers, cleansed and pressed, without fading
the cOlOrs.
PONGEE and Sikh Dresses re.dyed all coIcrs, ana
waiered equalIo new.
GenIlemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dyed in a superior
style. fnarch %. '54 Iy
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FUgs&! FURS! FTRS,

" - III u "a nj q HhIS
SELLlNG OFF! SELLING Off. AT the old
~ stand. No S6 Arch street, below Third the whole
tto'k Oi Fancy Fu:s. belonging the late and well
known iirn OF Soils Brothers, now beng sold at re
duced prices ia order 10 close the estate This is The
best and best assortment of Furs that can be found and
eensslsoi Sable. Martin, Mink. Fitch. Squirrel and all
oher kIuds Of fshOnaDl6. Fu's. in Capes Eiclurnes
Cuffs hIufIs. &c. DC.
o. Call early and make your selections.
DAVID II. SOILS,
Surviving partner of late firm OF SOIs BROTHERS,
No. St Arch ST. betw cen I'd and 3d ST.,
Nov. 81. 3m. PbIndelrbio
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-15
ONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship Illinois arrived ut New York on Saturday
evening last from Aspnwall via Kingston. She did not
put into Havana reported by despatch received from
New Orleans but the received from there which is
the same rs that we have here obtained from the
steamer III Dorado The Illinois brings about TOO
passengers and ST. $4,000 in treasure BY this arrival we
have full files Of San Francisco papers to the nth utmo
inclusive
The steamship Golden Age which left San Francisco on
the nth April with $50 passengers and $3ooooo in
treasure board struck sunken rock the night Of
the 2Sth ultmo of the island Of Quibo about five miles
from Panama. The passengers and were taken
off by the John L. Stephens and landed Panama on the
Sd instant The Golden Age 2cel register and
considered Of the finest steamers built Her orig
nal cost about $4,000 $3250o0 OF which is covered
by Insurance in Wall street and the balance supposed in
Liverpool She was built in 1852 by Mr. W. H. Brown,
and made the quickest passage from Liverpool to Mel
bourne ever accomplished since which time she has
employed regularly the Panama and San Francisco
route. Captain Watkins, formerly Of the Inflated steam
ship San Francisco, in command OF her the time of
the disaster. There strong hopes Of getting her off
safely.
Both branches Of the California legislature had Fixed the
3oth ut for final Adjournment and the revival Of the Eena
toral question considered very doubtful
An antigambng law OF very stringent character had
been passed by both houses II calculated to close all
gambling houses.
Sandwich islands dates to April Cd had been received
The United States sloopofwar Decatur arrived there ON
the 9th OF March and the British slool-oiwar DIDO on
the 9th.
Among the failures at San Francisco are Messr. Bee
Eam aud Tildcn Il Little
party Of gentlemen sailing in small boat at Panama
were drowned lately. Among the number was Purser
Carter Of the Mail Steamship Line
Business IN California very dull Money was tight
and several mercantile houses had failed.
The miners were doing well bat owing TO scarcity Of
AIM hat ~. Auas A..4-
had not resumed operations
Rain had fallen steadily in the valleys for week and in
the mountains snow bad fallen TO great depth
The unsatisfactory state Of commercial pursuits was dr
wing large numbers OF clerks and merchnp,s Il, The mnes
The news from Kern river as contradictory as ever
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-15
LORD ELLENBORoUGH.

r +
This British satssmans speech in the English House of
Commons has made profound impression. A few ex-
tracts may hs interesting
"At the beginning Of the war the country had very
strong and very ns array At present had
only half the army and had lost half the He
was not ssre however, that persons did think that
although the government had been deprived half
bers might not have increased strength IA laugh
This at lssst certain that whatever might have
been it, increased strength In the cabinet, Parliament it
materially diminished and, instead of having very
strong the the country
very weak At the of the war
there con6dng Parliament enthusiastic people
Now there inqsrng people and House
Of Commons. Hear. hear What had been done : We
occupied BY OF allies, the Frenchwe had occu
pied for six months twenty-five square mlss Of territory in
front Of Ssbastopo. From that position troops could
neither advance retreat Oar officers and soders had
maintained their accustomed reputation but although they
had done Il impossible 70 conceal the fact the
reputation Of this country military power had been very
seriously impaired
A the very end Of The last had 900 regulars
and co. 900 militia in this country. What force
We had none. IT, from any accident Of weather.
feet should b destroyed In the Bao there nothing su
hoen in this country to give protseton Now
our militia at the progress Of Enlistment expect the country
in the present for owisg years maintain in
tho field more than 900 effective sn If We could do no
more tnan that we could do Just twice much the little
State Of Sardinia.
His Iordshp further observed that within seven miles Of
ssa oar army had been exposed TO an extent Of
unknown snoe The retreat Of the French troops rom Ru.sa
and equally dssxuctvs perhaps Of Force glorious
prospect tsiy" |
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-15

Tnx pnoucnr IN LounrAsA.-The Baton Rouge Gazette
in an article the weather. says
Several Of the planters in the Piny Woods and even
in the Fecianss have to travel from five eight miles to
water their cattle Every stream riyuet and pond (many
OF which had not been known to dry within the memory
of the oldest inhabant drained of their last drop
creating considerable mortality among the cattle ranging
in the woods to the derimen aud ruin Of many growers
whose very OF subsistence is in the cattle market
In some parts OF Livingston parish immense cane lands
have been on hre FOR more than month and it doubtful
whether the Coye win be able to stop the ravaqes Of the
lire The cracking and bursting of the cane can be heard
at half mile distance and the whole appearance of that
country Is gloomy Unless we have rain very soon, the
raising OF any crops this year in this section will be Wis
ionary ideaH
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-15

RESIGNATION OF h. WARREN MosK, Eso--At the open
Ing OF the circuit court OF the United States this morning
(says the New Orleans Courier of the 7ih) Mr. Justice
Campbell and Mr. Justice McCaeb present. Mr. Noise rose
and stated that he considered proper inform the
that his official connexion with il had ceased he had
signed the Office of United States attorney for the
district OF Louisiana After conversation with Mr.
Noise in relation to the business of the Judge
Campbell said
Tho court regrets that any circumstances have induced
the district attorney 10 resign is due the district
torney and 10 the court TO that the district attorney
has discharged his duty with great fidelity the govern
ment and with entire satisfaction to the court
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-15
CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY is, 1855.

snAxL Mo- is2 South Tspu, street, Phiadeh
pr 10 on. general travelling assisted BY WI H. WkLD
Jos Com DExsISo, f. A. EvAEs, rncnAs d. MICS
JossFs Basrr Josxyu BurroH, Rosrxr w MosRisos, En-
wAKp w. Why, wILaAA l.. WATHaxAs. h. MsDicx r.
W. MAoEES. aud ID. =. FaARos.
NJ Lewis, Montgomery, Aabsms Is gen
ess travelling agent Tennessee
SISTED hy q r. Lewis. JAnxs O. LxwIs SAMUEL ID. LAWS
Gy Nh O. w. JAnEs, No. Harrison Cnepsat Oho 10
travelling agent Western Htstes and Texas
by H. J. TEonAs j. T. DIET, wx H. THOMAS, r.
YKIsEa O. NJ. l.. WBxnAH, A. L. CHLDs and Dr. WIZ iRwH
Receipts of either will be good.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-15

now FORTUNES ARR NADIA gentleman has purchased
lhree os OF ground al kcokuk Iowa from ex-governor
OF New York for the sum Of ten thousand dollars
rms property eoad have been bought in year 1850 for
three hundred dollars
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-15

coon mr.--The following is @goiug the rounds 2
"A petition s in circulation in Boston praying for An
amendment of the Maine law, substitute the pun
shment Of death for nil violations where fine and mprson-
ment arc now ordained
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-15
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

al The treasury, from mreky returns rece,red om A a.
s'ssant 7reasmers and dspostaries Washington s,a ~
1855.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-15

Messrs. Nj. NJ. and A. g. RAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05
PRICE TWO CENTS.

freedom that Americans enjoy and nsy be the han
@ Se insITemens q good aud COED only, 70 hoaragua
sy peace prtva. throughout her lapd snd guided by
fire and enlightened pres- may industry deveope ths
ounners resource aud means of wealth az which nature
has been 70 her 80 tounteou- and nothing be heard
throughout the length ana BREATH Of the land but ts
joyous shouts OF free and happy peope ungng With
the no.es OF the thousand grers OF her beautiful
groves.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE ACCESSORY -gAsscr
COMPANY.
The President and directors Of the Accessory Transit
Company are embed at iast, TO congratulate you
the restoration OF peace In Nicaragua.
civil war has been raging tbrte fa eighteen moa,h,.
during all which time until last tip the company
were NOT mo!e-'ed unnecessarily Uy either party bus
enjoyed he confidence AMI rsp.c, of bpth paftiss.
Our business, however, ma'erialIy arninished by
Two cAusesfsi the general apptrhcnsoa that the iins
o. ush sh' become the scf Of strlie and prove paf
rse 20 Pastshgers and treasure. Second the prevsen
O Asrsie eho'e1 vhich appeared Ia. i,.nus s,u,.
three months since.
shpments with Assurances that when r~ace restores
their fhipmeufs should be "a.
The governnen, party and army, throuy, General Coz.
ra surrendered 10 the dems cratic pnety
On the 1pth u and terms Of peace fsnally sgned
By General WallTf and General Corral
AFTER the rtyonnion was thas ended attack vus
mase On our passsnsers while at Virgin B.y by
scattered remnants Of ihr govrrpysont forces aud v. 4
hs Atled. Oneof our steamboat was feed into
y san Carlos, and sosnaa and cb we're ki led By
hir'ytwo pound ban after which the offender gpi~s
~ the cannon uf the fort aud he'd Gown the 10
lusn del Nofic.
The perpetrators At tbefe ou'isgcs the new govern.
rtnt prombe 10 punish sn the ssyefes, manner. onr
~ mister resident In Nicaragua, Col Wheeler, has aiss
hned the attention OF the United States government to
hese onentes sgainst the livcs property
'cns.
The revolution 4 over. Order preyaiis again
The new government, friendly To the company nnd
'pec'lng IT. vested right x 81 all times be ready to
protect should protection be reaurcd snd aal
longer have to inyoie the aid ~ government
The sshmus IL trrc fcm nseaae, and the fuare
ompnny promises boslness A. succcssfal BE- de-
.iied. b. order 81 tho isoard
tho. LORD pgestirat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

THoe. LORD Prs.siras.
IHE ST. L0t;s RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Additional Particular. of tho Frightn.i Ae-
sdent on thr Partns Rasssuast-- slghse~ss
pc'sons Kiliesi--Oser Thirty Seriously so.
iursd.
From the ST. =. Louis Republican Nov. 81
MOTT DISASTROUS AccIDENr-sLvKsrirs HkRsoss
KILLEp--aREAr NUMBER woUTpgb.
The magnificent train of which ioft our city yes.
tedat ting on cscuron 10 jeictaon city 10
batc the opening Of 'he scihe nroad 20 tha, place
nov mass ~ rains, and infinitely than this
ny Of the noble hearts that paf cpaeS IN he pride ~
the occasion, are ~ s'ied in dcnih
IN. trnln eonHstg Of fourteen hft IN. dsrot on
Seventh street a' O'Clock crowded with inrtte guest
bali honr hfer lie time ady,rii.cd ~ Tho time
reached H.rmnnn thit deisy fully recovered TINA
showing the good oonil,fn ~ the ack After ieav,nx
Btimrnn the train proceeded with fooi speed, with
out the sasi dihculy ua,I II reached th. cshcassar
WHEN Of The mot disastrous accidents occurred
which haf yct thrown 'ht. eiy into mourning
cars were preel,I,a,es dis,snce or trrn,y NV or
thirty feet. III. ncamotiys, ffom sAapprsransss hxA
reached The edge The Rrs pier When the .trnrturv
gave way and IN falling reversed D.. 10, ion entirety
the iron' turning 10 tho east. ami the wheels ap~wsd
on The locomotive a. The Time were the pre'isn NJ u
T. Bridge, hs ofnvan, ihe cbcf engineer Of tbs tosa,
AZ q an additional namber of sm,icyts
Nj hige u is suppc,ci i The onis saved ~ tho
ipdisttuh named An hour after the it.as'ef yote~s
from hneaih he wreck 81 ,be iocomofr- hrard
assDs er ss,in'anre and when 'e the scene - ais
u u pofsibe may u - 10 be hoped probable 'h,
Of there unfortunate. my have been rescued.
lhe read enters The bridge lih sni this cdr
cnmsinnce perhaps "a, vented the dissser from binx
more ias AZ ihs cars hereby were dsried sui thus
prevented hom falling directly in gtnefBi fneee.
Lnor "a q injury hswsysr. accomplished Tho bag
gage care, ntxt he engine. down ~ the rH
causiig nny = on. casuSy The nrst and secaad pas
feneer fooven Bnd IA tlr.c cycrsl kird
great numl 90 ipofo o. r.s nRngica,
In tbc hind. car two Llei oaiy This
csr, although IN dangerous pol ion AMI sirpos,
tiey dsmeished W. e tafai,o ute aed limb In the
ourIh and COB great many fatality IpJufet.
md styerai instantly iiifd Tho taisBcc the trstn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05
THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY.
.--.-ss..oy.-pLANT AND HOOPER GUARD WILL
a ios dr on Tuesday syenns Nov ai O'Clock
q ''S'e' g secresry s II. HgBseY, Captain
- - -sITED GUESTS AND MEMBERS
A ofhe Tnomey tms GUARDS rnr M
ae esries' Oppor,qay % soPouace day
November is5s pospored to inst In con
,eqaenee Of proclamation or6.ddlng military parades -
Il. bcnor Mayor WOOD Although 81. p posponemer entails
hs sssocats. a abiding csens believe Sa no pssy h
,sres.d win object me change Of ne when .hsl havc
every repedt bands The law DC e5cyed aad ks
s1sn; AZ " ministers S%shp sr shoT SSSa''
ccmmandant Tuopcy Guards
CARDE ARSyETrE-asTn REGIMENT a NEW ASp
~ oompleie Uniform Tor sale Apply % Mrs. wiSA>T,
~ e ouka- - -
ON DECK-THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS or THE
y Ssss A. y e r . on fas s @
ins I, o'e.ees y n y. -kIenrson on thursday IN
y H. RcSnr s,o'y JAMES LEE, cap.ain.
LOST AND FOUND.
EorNp-oS MONDAY, ocr 2. A POCKET Boog.
pry y slng =, No PEI street ard proving the proferf
I osT-oN Tug ~ ISsT, tIcnr s0RpTL HORSE,
ytps -, white tre 9cld nc 1nder Si be AheIsAy r.
oan Be ,ound, q No. J. Fih s'reet wlrGHEN.
I o.r-BEIwEEN No. I3 BROADWAY ANp WALL
IL "a opee poici With tic Atlantic snrlsl usicanaa
lie nd vl &c sabIy rewarded, AMI coucF tseor, ~
returning I 2 70 y sroadwa5
7 osr-cEErIFTcATg 30. q52 THlRD AvgyrgEAIt.
's55 New certificate applied for
T-o PAwSnRoEfRs ASD JEwgLLERs.-Losr ~
arday evening, h. q ins dsuona ne, = y 700
reward VIII e nad ~ u ftcoegy BY applying a. ne ~
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

~~-sm.oy-PLANT AND HOOPER GUARD WILL.
"A meet ff drill Tuesday evening Nov g. at O'Clock
puple, go Grand street. by order.
sine secre'ary II. HeBsRY, Captain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05
PR, HIBITIos ~ AFRICA.

The Albany IrohiIionia says that The Maine Law u
introduced nlo Africa Moshesb chief ruler Of Baso,uland
Las prohibited the sale Of liquors eeu
decree containing three clauses We At all surprised
this. The Maine law IL just suited 70 the rehensou
African The only wonder Is thai found adyo
cafes among civilized people As prohibition seems 20 be 40
v N soon baye 10 emirrae 10 he orpions ~ Mohesh cac
ruler OF Basoulsnd They be cocrccd here 10 their
hearts content
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LOST AND FOUND.

TO PAwNsnOKERs AND JEWELLFn1. LOST
4 cold wAleh. Harrison mnkcr win gold chan ard sea
- achtd telrg valuable gn ubersi reward VII bc
d Tor its recovery the ofce o he - Achots H0e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-17
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Pcsr CFTIcR DIPARrNssT, May Is, 1855.
DRoP0sALS for carrying the mails Of the Uritsd
L States from the LIST day Of November 1867. q
the s0ti day OF June, 1885, irc,usve, 10 the Stat
Of MICHIGAN. viii be received ut the Cor tract or
see OF the Post Orce Oepar; m. Mt, In he city o.
Wellington, until II FIRST day Of August nsx., in
cusive, TO be decided the next day, on the route.
md in The times herein specified.
l2le4 Pr m Carp River to Ksswenaw Bay. 20 mi,..
and back. cnce week during the bu pen,ior
navigation, say from November 70 May II
In each y,ar
ave Carp Rive. Mond,y at 6sm
Ar7re at Keswenaw Bay next Wednesday by
Leave Resvenav Bay THURSDAY 1t Gam
Ar i've ~ Carp River next Ssturdsy by 8 m
1881 keeuen.w Bay. b. Portage En.ry Hor Oh ION
elton. Eagle yer, Earle Hsraor and North
West Nine {, Fort WnkinF, n miles and
back. OF &C week
Leave Kee. enav Bay THURSDAY at Gam
Arriv ct Fort wilkins next Saturday by 8 p .
Lave Fort WiIkins Monday at o m
AIri'e at Ee, wena~ Fay next Wednesday BY {
ls1ss Keswsnav Bay, by Al. onquin, Adv. nturs
and Roo lana, to ontoIason, 20 miles and
back. o ce Q week
Leave Kesvsnsw Bay Thursd-y ct m
Arrive at On cha. on next Saturday BY epm
Lave On onaaon Monday at u
Arrive ii Ksswet AZ Bay NJ II Wsanesdsy b.
ycr instructi M, win conditions 10 b eusr,c.,
In the eontfsst, - the Advertissmsot - no -
poals dated February %. 1856. =
=: JANIS CAMPBELL.
may N-AsWsW . PestE aster ai neral
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The CELEBRATION at ST MAKY's, on Tues
day, in TIE vicinity Of the site Of that ancien,
city, wss according TO all accounts, tss mos,
inn osiDs denomination Of the kind ever 10 sde
with re erence to the landing Of the Mary land
Pig las.
I; Is tStimafed that between two ard three
tholsaLd persons participated In the celebra-
tTio7; he larger number from The counties 10.
cclly Interested. The District of Columbia,
Alexardris, and Baltimore, were fully repre-.
sen;ed. Distinguished gentlemen, respective.
y holding Ugh positions in the State AMI in
tho Catholic Church, were among the enthu.
siestiJ eelsbfaGts
Ike grafton Ct Mr.. Chandler occutis more
than ere hour in the delivery, and was de.
sigEed 70 slusida,e the virtues and mcrits Of
the fils;im' Of Maryland Geo. W. P. Cus,i,
was Introduced TO the assembly and made q
patriotic 81 appropriate speech.
ric5 COLLATION. was served In the grove
pT1Fi1ed by tie peopls of st. Mary's
We havo heard CfIo oceurrsncs tina. marred
tie interest ofthe occasion