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NEW BRIDGE

TIME Highway Bridge of the Trevorton and
IL Susqueh ,nna Railroad Company, crossing
the Susauehanna River. eleven miles below Nor.
thumberland, at Port Trevorton (formerly Chap.
mani in Union county, TO Trevorton station in
Northumberland county being completed, the
public are now informed Is open tor travel.
Drovers and others will find this the shortest
and easiest route between the susquehsnna River
and Pottsyille, "a it avoids all the mountains
eYcep, Broad Noun ain, which is crossed at the
lowest elevation.
Port Treyorton, Sept. 3, ls5o.-lm.
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g. Important California news, by the
No' Light has besn crowded out
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IN GR0CERs AND CONFECTIONERs

UY your scods from first hands and ave 20 per cent
ln,yest mice with discount of per cent Tor cash.
ALMONDS, RAlSINs, n1s sNcrs
wALNUTS, CuNkhNis, EEnnSsi
CREAM NUTS, ClTKON, sL'yuS.r 1iur
rn.HiNn StITs DATES, CASTLE SOAP, &c.
n" "0'Ns " ~ THOMAS BOND,
as Water Street, Philadelphia.
phiia Cont rs. I955-1mp.
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To the Voters of Northumberland County

To the Voters of Northumberland County.
FrlLow CITI1rSs-urged by number ot
my friends throughout the counn. hereby olcr
myself to YOU as an INDEPENDENT CAN.
DIDATE for the office of
REGISTER AND RECORDER.
Should yon see proper TO exert your i"Eucnce
for me. and be elected, | will discharge It's dl-
ties faithfully and impartiliy
RICHARD 4. FISHER
Sunbury, Aug. IL. lS55.--te
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balance Of borough Indebtedness i

Of Sunoury beg leave to submit the above re-
port, Sunbury Sept. IL 1855.
James Beard,
John Haas, Committee.
Jacob o. Beck,
On motion of e. Y. Bright Resolved, That
the above report be accepted and the com.
mittee discharged.
Mr.. Bright from the committee 20 prepare
form of lease for the use of the borough asked
leave to be continued until next nigt of meet
ing aud on motion it was agreed to.
On motion of D. W. Shindel Resolved,
That the Chief Burgess proceed Immediately
and collect the amounts due the borough
from the Phila. & Sunbury r. R. co.
Kase, Reed & Co., R. Fegey, II. Buchsr,
q. q Helker. estate of &. Bower, g. B.
Youngman aud P. b. Masser, respectively.
On motion Of Mr.. Bright Resolred, That
hereafter all moneys payable to the borough
shall be paid to the Chief Burgess whose drl-
ty it shall be to pay the same to the borough
Treasurer, and take his receipt for the same
to be entered in book to be kept for that
purpose.
On motion Of Mr.. Bright, That the Chei
Burgess be authorized to prepare and have
printed an order book for the use of the bor
ough il was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Shindel ResOlred That
the Chief Burgess be authorized TO call q
| town meeting in the Court IIonse on the Sc
| Tuesday Of October next for the purpose O
taking into consideration the propriety o
laying a borough tax sufficient to pay off the
| borough indebtedness.
On motion of J. Haas, That an order bC
drawn in favor of |. II. Clement for the amount
| Of his bill-agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Snyder Resolved, Tha
the petition from the Good Intent Fire Co.
be laid over until next meeting and that Mr.
/ Beard be directed to ascertain the cost fol
repairing their apparatus.
Frederick Lazarus Esq, appeared befor'
the council and asked leave TO resign as
member of the council.
On motion that his resignation be accepted
it was agreed to.
On motion adjourned
EM'L. WILVERT, To'cn Clerk
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN pursuance Of all o,der of the Orphans
n Court of \ orthumberand county, will he e1-
posed to public sale, on SATURDAY, the 2g,h
day Of SEPTEMBER, next the following Real
Estate, to wit:-Two certain
LOTS OF GROUND,
Situate in the town OF Trcveron, county efore.
said, being lot No. 10 in BIoch No. =, and 10!
No. in Block No. l2l. which said lots each
contain twenty five feet in front. and so feet in
depth. Late the estate Of William Stanton, de.
ceased. TO be sold as the property of the minor
children of said deceased.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock A. VI. Of sail
day, when tie terms Of sale vii! he made kno~n
by
PETER WALSH, Guardian.
BY order OF the Court.
J. p. PURSEL, elk,
Sunbury. Sept. |, 1855
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAUL CORN Z N,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SUNDURY, PA,
Aided by some eight years experience in the
practice of the Law, will attend with fidelity to
all matter appertaining to OF wit! in the line OF
his profession. Office with Charles J. Bruner,
Esq Marke, street.
Sunbury, Sept Is, ls5j,-tf
PAY UP
A LII persons indebted to the firm of frling
"a & Grant, on Note, Book account or other
wise are respectfully requested to come forward
and pay up between this and the first of October
as they wish go to the city to lay IN their fall
SUPPLIES.
FRILING & GRANT.
Sunbury, Sept. IS, ls55.--ti.
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60 1t is said that Jas. Buchanan will not
return home ss soon as he expected
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To the Voters of Northumberland County.
Al the solicitation OF q number OF my iIi"nds,
offer myself as an independent candidate ior
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
a, the ensuing election. Should he elected,
will discharge its duties faithfully and iNParsIly.
ADAM LENkER
Lower Mahanoy, Sept. l, ls5a.-te.
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BY order Of the Court,
J. p. PURSEL, ok.
Sunbury, Sept. |, 1855.
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Foreign Wc(us,
Arrival of the Atlantic.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
NO FURTHER PROGRESS IN THE
CRIMEA.

Fbriifcatio1s at S,reaborg Not Destroyed.--
Intellectual Bom'drdme,t # Riga.-7he
Battle of 7cher7oY1.-TbreeR Russian Cen
erq,s Ei'led.- Ore English General .Sluin..-
French Loss, l00O.-RusSida Loss, 5000.
The steamship Atlantic, from Liverpool.
with dates to Saturday, the 25th of August,
arrived at New York yesterday afternoon.
Her advices are week later.
The Atlantic brings 200 passengers. She
passed the steamship Africo on the evening
Of the 25th uIt., off the sthorries.
The steamship Ariel arrived of Cowes on
The morning Of the 23d, and the steamship
Washington o. P. NJ, on the oath.
Nothing further has occurred in the
Crimea
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To years ferry rent up to
April | '55 $3.50 W

balance due borough 30 ~
John B Packer (Late Chief Burgess)
To borough Of Sunbury DR..
To ferry rent received of II. Bueher
as per receipts given 9s w
Or.
BY 2 years services as @. b. 36 90
borough orders cancelled % Ii S59 l4t
balance due j. 3. Packer on settlet LA
Sll8 l9
balance Of borough Indebtedness 1870 s5
.... 1859 04
We the committee appointed by council to
investigate the financial affairs of the borough
Of Sunoury beg leave to submit the above re-
port, Sudbury Sept. II 1855.
james Beard,
John Haas, Committee.
Jacob O Reck
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Balance due June l6 '55, SSl2 As
Borough of Sunbury TO Geo. Zimmerman,
To balance due ON settlement as
per report oI committee $50 "a
Borough oi Sunbury To Ira L. Clement,
TO balance on book account AZ 60
borough orders 80 w
balance due W. l.. Dewart on
Judgment up to June 10 '55 1I7 AZ
To balance due +. Greenough's
Estate ON Judgment up TO June
10 80 Sl2 AS
Slos9 "a
TO amt OF boroogh Indebtedness Sl5I9 80
Peter b. Masser To borough of Sunbury
june % '52 To cash reed OF Ii.
Bueher on act OF Ferry rent SIT so
Nov. Is IL 90
April l6 '53 !" II 90
$40 50
Or.
By borough order cancelled No 49l II so
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-14

INllE undersigned have obtained the agency
l fer the counties of HARRISON, cas~, Bowie,
Rcd River Titus, UpshGr, Wood. Hopkins
lamar. iaHuH, Hunt, Kaufman, Dallas, Collin
hrlyspu, Cook, Denton and Tarsui for the
.alr Il lnsut, potent mills. We warrant
these uI.ls superior 100 crushing corn ard cobb,
grinding hamny, ard viii be found capable of
grinding alb Tho nea needed Tor family purp1
ses. They are small and can bo used Vi.h
one good hots' or two small horses. These
mills VIII save 20 the planter Of least oue-thIrd
Of tlc carn {, ia the usual way fhcy never
get ou: OF 'epair amt one small boy cau
manage thcfl from their simplicity We can
crush OF cobb aud corn from twcrty - thirty
bushels IN the hour with ease and so soon is
toe river rsc~, We viii have supply li all tho
different point, Tor SALE Of which jac uUuc"
~ill he gwen
J. T. & H. J. NEAROuT
Marshall, March 81 s56.
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MARRIED.

Linden. Gas. county, Texas. at the RESI-
.''s Of the bride, father, on Sunday, the
ls,b nit, by the Rev a. Grig,by, JAMES \.
~ uOsSACK, of Marshall, to Miss HAN
Hul /. URi, eldest daughter Of Judge &.
Try.
Harry bride and happy bridegroom.
Nav all the joys that cluster around tho
.,,imcnial hearth be theirs.
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Do. .,a.f , ., ,lnIrh ~, invite the attention of
H. ,,,1.li.. ,,i pn,,i,pl.rl, .nr olI friend. aud
',. 49,
TN GeoFy
NJ s,rlo. u.ipt- rppo ustrss all eoIofs
-" sr.s s,5 .,Ii roiD-'. b,c.cb,d
.bi,,ng. .hce,iace, anl pillow case mu.nns
h,ovp shirtinrs. and .heeuncs. Sea Island
cotton. canton hannels, oe'tonades, bnrap-,
linen drills. planters linens blrechfl drills,
Iaeonard dinner cotton do. hlcaehod and
brown linen table damash linen towering,
lln.keback d.. crash, corded and furniture DIM
itv; white. black. and brown linllands, Cam.
Lreks. all colors paper canhric, do. a large
variety If sumu'er roa'urs, Italian cloth, nan.
ksens. linen -heeiius eui pillow ease linens.
rboctsv stripes. striped oseutur,s, hickory
stripes. deuini., grass o.o,h gingham laudkcr.
chief, table covers ~'nd"w curtain goods,
eve diaper patent thread etc.
. ....t
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'F'0'N !" ''''''7 - ''''7''' =
.. 49,,
In the District court o. sal' ''u''}'
70 me .NberN Of said County, hredmgi
%rot' are commanded to summon Thomas
G,,,n bv nublicn,ion IN ,sa Texas
K,ruLlt,an. q new .papcr pubY,ied in sa'd
,,,nfv f,r faur weeks rr,.yiou4 a. the llih
Monday ef,ef the afd Mond.y IN March 49,.
1888. to appear at the tern OF the District
Court If AID county, to b. held az tha court
and TO answer the petition Of th plaintiff u
% suit pending ia said court, Vactr.u trrb1s
X Andrews /, p!alnuii aud Thomas J. Green
b. defendant The .ansc VI action contained. IS
IN substance, that the dcieudan, On thr 9Th dsy
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NlI'll l..

" H. CoBBS, can be found IN Port
w Caddo on Thursdays, and the remain.
der of the week in Marshall at the counting
room OF e. Il. Williams, under the Republican
eflce.
April II, ls55. &c Il
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LAUIES' SHOES
WE have lust received IN and comrl''e
w assortment Of ladies' and misses shoes,
best PhI~iclphla made consisting m part OF
Goat pcgecd lace, and polka eooisi
Goat and Nd welt lace hools
Lasting and tan silk gaiief,;
nrarfe and pearl half CATERS.
nd and calf shoetees
Colafei msdallon-
Rlsck and colored sid lace boots
Calf pcgged boots.
tnameled jenny lind boots
White I'D hnsain-, etc, ctri for safe ai
lo~es, market prices
~ Is X. II KEY
Aptl :, 1855
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CITATION.
THE STATE or TEXAS,
CouNrl OF IiARRisoS,

To the Sh,-,F n unl County, Greeting
WHEREAS, Mary +. Smith has instituted
w suit in our District Court Of harrison
county, aforesaid, against Edward NJ smith,
alcdgng that on the 3lst day of December
lsii, in the county and State aforesaid, said
plaintiff and defendant, ntermauied, that they
lived together as husband and wife in tho
county Of Harrison, aforesaid, until the llth
day Of Jannary, 1857, a, which time the dcfcn-
dan, Edward NJ. Smith, left the plaintiff Mary
L. Smith with the intention Of abandonment,
and has continued to live separate from her, and
his residence is unknown 10 her praying that
the bonds OF matrimony existing between
plaintiff and defendant be dissolved, and said
parties be forcve, divorced, and that she be Al
lowed an almony for the su,|noH oi heFsei'
md children during the tendency o Nis su't'
DC. And affidavit. having been made .hst ne
residence Of said dcfendnn, il unknown,
You are therefore Commanded to Summon
the said E..;sard Al. Smith by the publication
Of this wrn in the "Texaa Republican, for
four weeks In succession, tina. he shall be and
appear before the Distric, Court Of HARRISON
county. at the court house IN the town of Mar.
shall, on the lA,h Monday after the Ord Monday
in March, 1855, then and there to answer the
petition filed in our said court, wherein said
Mary Il. Smith is plaintiff, and the said Ed
ward N. Smith ia defendant, the substance Of
which ia given in the foregoing wit Herein
fail not. and due return make Of same re-
qursd by law.
.,,.,. TEST, Jous N. IlEspgRsos, Clers
Of the District Court Of said
county. and seal of the same Il,
Marshall, this the 18th day of
s April, 1915
JOHN NJ. HENDERSON, Clerk.
Received in office 9th April, 1883, and hand
ed TO the editor Of the Texas Republican the
same day for publication -
JOHN I. WOMACk, ShH.
April II. 1859 10 1t
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DOTHLE BaRREL ni.Ys

4 auperor assortment Of douhic har-si
: \ shot guns, just received ard for sale b.
II, 4 K H. ny
Harch 81. 1888
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ENr'S fashionable molc.in lat,
NJ DO tlAck and 1lofcd brush Go
do DO do DO css.iu,r'. do-
do do close bca-et do.
DO DO and g.. 4 .ho'r do
30 Panama do.
beYs and yoaths u srash soa do.
DO 10 DO pearl cas.imcre do
io IegAofh ati canton straw Do.
planters broad hiAn hat
reu's snd boys rsiH d. assorted
II g H. II MY
March n, .-.a.
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hIACk alpaca coats a83 sacks
- plautc-- linen DO DO 10
,narse..lc- and fancy do Do d.
grass cloth DO 90 do
biack Italian cloth DO DO Do.
drah d'cto Do de- do
French cloth frock coats
Linen aud c0ttonade pants
black Italian cloui do
French daeskln do
bUF aad fancy msr,ciiins sras
white do do
superior white embroidered sils do.
figured black do do,
plain atip do.
white lnon bosom and hiney shirts
shirt collars, Latest styles
blcachcd dn drawer,
II ~ r. H. KEY
March u. 1855
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DEN AIMING ia tic rostoflicc at Marshall,
II Apnl, 9TH, ls55
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS,
Cr>r, or HSRWisoN

Ccpha. X Andrew. ys. Thomas J. Green
In the District Court * sail County.
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III " lin
I AIDES gold breasipins ear hoop.
l i bracelets cuff pins; rings. GENT. collar
and sleeve buttons shirt studs. ladies GOLD
guard chains gold locke's .oli clasps coral
necklaces, etc; for sale by
u. 4 X. II. KEY.
March 81, 1855.
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~ $ JENNINGS, Apas.y q; La,r, N'r-
~. shall, Tr oHcr at Norih-Nl st
.o5ner % tac public square.
Jaauap u, 1859.
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United states Mails.

. Posr OFrIcg DrrARrMEsr,
September 20, 1850.
carrying mails OF the United States from
Isr January is56 20 sou June 1853 inclusive
route in
Once the city Of Washington until 3, p OF the
18th IF November 1885, TO bio decided by the 2d 81 same
month"; on the route and in The time heein specified:
Quincy, H. by Palmyra, Mo, Warren, oakdale,
Shelbyv.e HaEer'a Grove, Ten Mile. bloomington, Me-
chanicsburgh, Wyandoite Linnenr rviie, Chilli
cothe, Hill, Clear treek, Gaan, Victoria, Mays
vile, and Boyers saint Josrpb, 2i5 miles and back,
three week, in our-borse coaches, with branch
from Palmyra Hannibal, IA miles and back, three times
with main
Leave Quincy Monday. Wednesday, and Friday al f
Arrive Joseph Ia 10 houfs, by ans
Joseph Thursday, Saturday, and Monday at
Arrive at Quincy in 20 hours, by up IN.
Proplsais for SIX times aweek service on main route and
branch are invited
NOTES.
No pay made trips performed FOR each Of such
be deducted For Ear behind me hreas
depending mails and suicie, y excused
Fines win Delinquency be promptly and sais
facoy explained by certificates or Tho aita
other crsdabe for ngecng 10 take e mai from
Uhce To be INJURED destroyed, ro-
bed and for refusing after deGand 10 convey te mail
frequently IL c,pecIned IN running
hces the The Postmaster Genera nnnul the
for repeated failures ageeuby contracts Tor dsobcy
the posooe instructions Of the Department. Tor
without The OF e Postmaster General
The General alter the schedule Henn also order
increase o. by allowing therefor rata
He also curta'l discontinue
the service in whole or in part rcfa decrease o. pay he
low months compensation the amoun o service
with The bids should be addressed 10 the second hssist
ant Postmaster General, snpcrsched ~ Proposals ol hs-
returned to the depart
January 1858.
conditions be incorporated the bidders
pamphet for the mails in Kentucky Ten
"'''''' "e - JAMES CAMpaELL,
Sept 2o--lawdw sf Postmaster General
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OFFICE OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER,
Washington Arsenal. August 20.

eEALFD PROPOSALS will he received this Office
- Der 2oh next meddan for building nrnory Wa nrion
city, o. the public square
south Canal the rih, Seventh ard
Sixth appropriation $4,000
made by Congress for the
aser builders desiring for this building will
call this office drawings
work. aud additional
which viii be enabled
a this Office.
No proposals Will he received but ap
builder a superior
persons distance, unknon
will expected satisfactory the bid
accepted
Al
work. (Which precision proposer
Ind Ii sal M =
An experienced superintendent Is appointed and win be
present te souRd Of building the work
The absence OF te commanding officer that the
strictly complied with.
WIN. III. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
Aug 9l-adwtl9oct Int. & Bait Snnl
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All Of papers designaed and be made Of
white blue may required and h the
cepion be Of the regular OF their
spclye kinda required by this Of
hce The right reserved Of ordering greater less quantity OF
and kind contracted and Ia such
titles The public require .s
but bidders Offer br OF the classes
the privilege reserved of fsqrnag
bidder assigned bin 10 take all
such classes, or forfeit his iisDt TO any elass.
Samples than gne kind of bid
accompany eaci hid and,
Of The proposed for that scnedue and IN the hrat rx
be properly Designated the Will not be
considered All proposals and samples be transmitted 10 this
Office fee OF postage other Fl
Each signed by the individual firm making 1t,
specify the price pound and but price M each of
All tho several be delivered such place
be designated Washington city, good order,
Of all charge aud sui ec 10 the
we,g the superintendent,
and be In ai r.spects factory.
Blank proposals persons
applying
substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds approved securities will be requrd and the unpy
ing inferior the classes. Culture supply
required viii be considered violation OF
the
Each bidder is required 10 unsh with proposals satisfactory
evidence Of his abity them and
MED BY evidence wilt be rejected
The will be required by law on
the Tuesday after the first Monday IN Decenbe next (ii
at 10 O'Clock the office OF the superintendent
Printing Capr United States Washington and endorsed
A. G. SEAMAN,
Oct 2-3law0W Superintendent of Pubic Pointing.
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puBFrC Sale OF surplus Water Powers and lands
Of thu Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday 28h Juy
II ocnck, the premises, Howard Maryland.
Tile nnders,gned cmn,e of the ockboldes will cell.
nbove about 100 Of aud divided into twelve containing
from % Ia 40 These lands midway
tween Baltimore and washington, lie the Washington ra
road Of thrn bad and all the Baltimore and
Washington turnpike aud The vage Of The
800 ceres reserved by the company about tho aciury
There also II inches
low The factory; and Of % feei soye good
third the second nnued
Terms OF salc one hd and residue and
witt, and security.
For iue description Of the said etH, The undersigned refer
te Baltimore ARID the pas lett tho and IN tie
If the undersigned Tho lands admirably
and the water powers would comment good and
tom for Gour and paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North 81 Fayetic sts.. Chesapeake Bank
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calvert sueets. BailmoFe
July i-law3w Committee.
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare 10 California

Upied States mail steamships leave New York
[t-1&x@ for Aspinwa the 9Th and Idh month,
NSkkk14N connecting with mail Panama
Se2aacRadec1B Francisco. #
These steamships been inspected and approved tho Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and sajety
The Panama railroad az miles nng completed from
TO and crossed in hours The
checked in New York through
embarked Panama the
The paid in New York all
Reserve steamers Kept New York; Panama, and
san Francisco detention accident,
the Is entirely reliable. e#+D
Passengers leave Panama the day they Aspn
wall +
Conductors go through steamer charge
women and children without other prot.ctora
For through tickets the lowest apply
West street, New York, rS l. w. RAYMOND
Mny6--df
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Preparatory Department.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WAsHINoros, ID. c.

A. J. QUINCHE, A. NJ, Principal.
Pupils prepared classical philosophical de-
of the College; and complete business education is
10 those who desire IL in the appropriate cas-c OF this school
and OF the College
prInpal year, engaged, eminent
sspp teaching Th faculty
f the Coegc give heir thus securing 10 the pupils the
thorough discipline of the College itself
College
an Il II will IL expected, be provided
The tuition for The year $50.
The the last "Wednesday September and closes
last Wednesday in June.
may principal
any the faculty trustees Of the College.
ll--eolntf
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHotizEDi-TheR Rob Of DR. BOY
4 VEAU LAFtEITEuR IN far superior cuisi-
nier parila sm,r remedies. radically
without affections Of skin, dar,res seroula
Itch
period OF life. and hereditary OF bumors As dpna
sticacious Bladder
and other the arising from abuses
snnndngs. As sypilnc the Rob In
bosam Of cas cutebs injections which oy repe
wihon, neu,iaizng The Rob Doyvoau above
recommended In srhc dseaes whether long stand
and which have resisted The Of the on.
Of potassium
General Gabriel Boein, ead 81
William street, York Wholesale orders Guot Duconpe
New otoan-. seuiy San francisco.
druggists throughout
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properties obtained writing Rlon-
81 William street. York, who will give every information
wanted
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Delaware College.

TUE first term OF the college mis- institution will
nencc On the 9Th OF August continue
plan OF instruction embraces complete the casc
and the scientific, either which may
po PARTICULAR attention Is given agricultural
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sessions of the department under care OF
W. weston a. M correspond with college,
For further particulars address
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NOTICE. undersigned hereby gives notice that negro
Nv supposed 10 he
The latter Of June last and custody
of the undersigned await the claim
calls himself Jim James about
high, copper color has
fuii mafis person 10 had when
rested common eruy wsoien clohirg
NATHAN j. LANGFoRD,
July s1-iawiw Sheriff Of county, Md.