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United states Patent once

United states Patent once
Washington, August 10, 1886.
ya pyipr for The er1ension OF patent granted 10 him
h OF Decemeer 1884, foI an Improvement in door
place the l7,h day OF nscember, 1856
Monday the u O'Clock nj per.
nohed 70 appear and show cause any they have why
opposing the required hIo The Patent
days Of hearing all testimony nled by either
used At The said hearing mus, be taken and In.%led IN
pe testimony in the case 9Iu November
dsposon other papers upon testimony
The once before the morning Of that day the
ORDERED aIso that published Uuion Ine
Fenn.yv.aias rnadslphs,i Day BOOK, Yoi
Post fnsso Pa once week e, %,ee ,aeess'e weeks pre-
''O0' 70 ''' ~ o. D'''O'' ''' ' ca%RnEs MASON
Commissioner Patents.
Ps-Edi,or Of paper. pease copy
bills Patent Once, with containing his notice.
Aug ai-iaw3w
Frederick Academy of the Visitation, b. V. M.
for Young Ladies.
THE Of this Institution win the first
L Monday Of September
Board and iaijn, win The French language, tif dc,
soney ws.iai sed bedding dosor s
kc..,.,.. "
Music piano. harp guisr additional charge.
and painting, are likewise charges.
AUG al-sode, srs ..e..r :. 80 81 e..s .....a'
Episcopal High school Of Virginia,
.st Hovara, us Hssn', three ass of sezansris
s Rev. John p. MCGUIRE, Rector. -r.r#
THE session win Wednesday, Sep
Terms ss5 board tuition regular course Sc Modern
% 'a s.scp smi and % oi ssa es q N.
a,y o. 'sss % 20 s:.s ssy Mr. & g was'' and
Circulars containing the Of study government Se
Jobs P Mcclure, Theological Seminary Farar
county, Virginia
ialy sSynsni is@ia%gsw sag H. iS'"
~. Ice. a-.... .-.....
IUsT received schooner Edward sIade, hundred
L. .. MIDDLETON,
.r once and p,po, corner Of y and Twelfth streets.
Aug 97-eodat -. & - s.H.
roALt CoALt-we receiving
Pine Knot Broad Mountain and Noun, G. white ash
Also, Cumberland lump and srith.' coal
Wood Of tbe best quality always on hand ...
n Vt IN TIA W. NJ. GAIT,
Northwest corner l2'h and streets, No. 81,
Aug e-m tint1
cf vsns eonssned In the ste. Jefferson and cshe
hitherto snpubshes with appendix and Introduction comp
Physicians diary designed facilitate the study Of dis
ssss 4, ,be bed side BY physician Of virgnis 50 cents
tn. oq.rsry fsr my Is.s 81 Ig., pub.
Augl6 BOOKSTORE near 9th street.
Fl From London per last Steamer.
METALLIC Boats and Army rloans Wagons ny Major Eyre,
The Iarodueon and Progress. Of the Screw Propeller VOL
Eveyn's Diary4psw edition. vols. t
Mcfulioch'. Principle. q Political Economy, vol -.
The Antiquities and Marbles Of BRUSH Museum. vol
ei.hcane Joun.I Erpadon q Inquiry stsmu,
tTH rsANcK TAYLOR
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nHE Kentucky Military Institute, directed by a
board OF vise appointed by the sae under the supern
Col Il. w. MORGAN, distinguished graduate o
West Point practical engineer, aided by able faculty.
The course study In best colleges, with the
addition extended in mathematics, mechanics
practical and mining geology aso IN English literature
historical readings Book keeping and business foms and in mod
languages.
session opens the second Monday
September 18Th sepembe 1856. charge sio2 hnlfyea
session, payable in advance. .#
OF the buildings will make this session fol
who the been necessarily de-
cined. Applications made before the 18th October
Reference Hon. Secretaries Of War ard the
Treasury,
Address superintendent 6Mtay Institute, Franklin
r DUDLEY,
Aug l6-eodDScpt cptl5thoct President Of the Board.
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United states Court OF Claims.
CARD.

CARD.
THE undersigned, John o. DevereuH Of New York city and
Thompson Washington, ID. c. attorneys and counselors
aaw for the legal prosecution of claims for credit
orso government, In the Court OF Claims
Immediate and careful attention 10 bust
Washington which be nus'ed to their care
by gentlemen profession and claimants in u city Of New
York, ot e lsew in amy pau OF the Union.
consulted time personally or BY letter. either
Washington. Particular Information az 10 claims
time before Congress departments can
be furnished at upon application by the parties interested
John q. DEVEREUX,
No ~ Broadway, corner Wall street, New Yorkciy.
NJ THOMPSON,
Washington city.
NIL Devrreur commissioner Of the Court OF Claims.
Jan 2l-3tawtnf linielJ
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Reform Medical College, Macon, Georgia.

Of lectures this institution win
The first Monday November next and close
of March following Having received endowments
State of Georgia. IL is in possession OF splendid college
edihce with preparations specimens and facilities and
hospital clinical instruction. under the direction Of faculty.
Cadavers procured Gom New York and other cities.
L. Bankson M d. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology and
Matera Medca. s5a#t Bt.t
Coke, NJ d. Professor Of Principles and Practice of Med
clue and Therapeutics. - als .aA
Thomson NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children
NrLooms M NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry, botany Phar
macy Sand Microscopy.
M. Coming A. M, Nj D., Professor Of Anatomy Surgery
o. A. Lochrane M d. Professor OF Medical jurisprudence
Comparative Anatomy, and Comparative Physiology.
Entire fees for tickets TO lectures SO0
Mauicuauon Sonee ony).......
Payable invariably cash advance at the opening Of the
sion Graduation payable before e1aminaton, S25.
For particulars address meber olhe Faculty. Macon
Aug l5eod5t"
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To the holder, of bonA eeTteatcs other sdenee Of the d Of
Of Tra As tate yepbie thereof under act Of as
February 1885.
TREASURY DrFAsrsrsr, April IA, 1855,
WHEREAS 4 oath February 1855, cnt
provide for tie payment OF such creditors Of
republic of Tcras comprehended Of Con
1850 requires the Secretary Of The Treasury
public The Of ninety days
o he me payments will be made under said
the February this
department frth said Congress-
legislature Of the ofTeras assenue hereto
requiring evidences Of debt therein provided
bled this department with releases
adnv therein pointed out thirty days prior TO he LIST Of June
the said ih section further provides pay
any bond, certificate, evidences OF debt
which shall thirty before the time limited by said notices.
be presented a Treasury Department
bonds
said debt
department within iry from the hereof will
be excluded from all benefits Of said ssresab to the 9Th
uon Of the H.....-
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap I5-law2m Secretary Of the Treasury,
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GOAL, COAL, COAL I-ComphsOg the following varieties
gry, and white coal all Of the best quality.
wishing purchase their supply would do well by
sending orders immediately have delivered az
from the vessel. ........
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD!
Also hickory pine wood hand MI oi
which win be sold cheap and reasonable be
had in this city. r. n. WoRTHINGTON,
Conner 18th and streets, canal
SEP s-6teod fOrran star.l
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HR respectfully informs public that
the Polknbora building, No 337
and Seventh, for purpose
wholesale commission business lie has hand, and
the firms North
constantly receiving large lots Of pntnE writing and other
per which he u selling manufacturer prices.
dealing article would well purchas
Ing elsewhere. EDW'D TOWERS,
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IRESCU Novels, Romsnces, Dramas. Popular His
tories Railway Libraries, Sc &c, iu received, IN
from Paris, At prices ranging om hstn upwards many
them profu-ely illustrated
sep4 FRANCR TAYLOR.
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,

Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,
seren BiSaE No 13s Pennsylvania evenue Wa,linsfon c.
ILL September g. 1886 Circulars stating particulars. and
containing the highest ts-timonisls, prnc
pal bookstores and At her residence. 80
The Right Rev. hionyo Potter, n. n. LII. n.
The Rrht Rev. George w. Doans, D. D., III. N.
The Right Rev William X, Whntneham, u. D.. LII. u.
Prof Joseph Henry LL D. Secretary Of Smithsonian Institute
Washington, ID. G.
Prof Dallas Bsehs Superintendent
Survey. ~
Lieut. N. " msury, IL. D. United navy National oh.
General John Mason, wsshngiou, y. q,
Col sam Cooper hdu,ant General United States army
ingtop, D. g,
william w Corcoran, ESQ, Weshinrion, ID. q.
James a. Mechsn, eco, Librarian 10 Congress.
Hos. James Campbell Postmaster General.
Hon Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice Of Supreme Court o Pennsy
vania. IA
Hon. O. W woodward, Associate Juds, Of supreme Court
rennsylvnnin.
Hon. George Vail, N. C. from New Jersey,
Hon. Robert J, Walker, Washington, ID, y,
Hon Chsries Faulkner NJ. q, from Vrrnin.
Hon. jefferson Davis. Secretary Of War, washington n O.
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NOTICE. Street Bowling Saloon win reopsned sa,ur
N day, Anrsst 30, 1856.
The subscriber great outlay expense hi.
bowling saloon The alleys the compste
perfect order together with other
which will make place of attraction than formerly,
The subscriber thankful for patronage and vors, hopes
continuance Of the same.
Aug 2p-diw J. r.. MARI.
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pATEST HOOP sKIHrs-The ladies are hereby respect
fully informed have received loi of
skirts additional supply of
lawns and French bereges Of beautiful styles which viii
reduced prices. ...... y. ...
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The Polytechnic College OF the state Of Penn
sylvania,
Weit Penn Sguars, Philadelphia,
INCORPORATED by The legislature l3 and organized
Industrial colleges OF continental
chemistry mechanical engineering architecture and mining
neerns. . Ha
FACULTY. ..a
Mathematics and Engineerinr Prof q. II. Peabody.
General and Applied Chemistry, Prof. A. l.. Kennedy
Mechanics and Machinery, Prot. ". n. Boucher.
Geology, Mlnersiofy, and Mining, PROF. A. w. King
Architectural and Topogsphcsl Drawing Prof J. ksrn.
French and Spanish, Prof v, De Amareif.
German, Prof h. steinhni,
The fourth collegiate year win Monday
rs, 1855.
For catalogues and further Information address
ALFRED T.. KENNEDY NJ D.,
President Of Faculty, Polytechnic College, Phaosphis
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THE Misses HswIey's French and English Hoard ;
ing will Monday September 0od l67
Penusyvans avenue, between l7h and isth streets
Aug 30-eod3w
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once OF Chesapeake and ohio Canal Company,
Washington, September I, 1856.
pRoPosALs will be received this oce until the hrst day
October % met 20 @ s a % ss% AZ, O N e %
nyb m thc dsm will b about 74o fe over Inc poomae river
specifications viii be furnished application Al the once Of IN,
The contractor viii be required proceed with
the dam win due diligence and 10 complete IL as early Pmc
Payments win be made monthly on estimate. made BY ocer
q s company e''vns twenty per Ssn uT %tSGs Ss
Sep 3-eodIlstoct CIerk Q. and o. Canal Company.
st. Joseph's School for Boys.
THE Sisters of me Holy Cros respectfully ha, they will
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southwest coner Of l3th and streets.
Terms for tuition exceedingly moderate the maximum charge be
ri, school r he q tns orphan boy, who win be re
charitable donations Of clothing, furniture, money, ao wiz be
Refer % Rev Mr. ooOls pastor Of 81 Pauss Church Rev
Mr. Bync, pastor Of g. Mathew, and the Catholic clergy
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onde Hoes printing pres nov n god running order esnr
printed; Apply !" 'hi' ONCE
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Rotary of Treasury the city Of Washington, until the 2
. y one hundred ss for so % and
at Georgsiown DE- - .
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Young LADIES CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, 400 E
seeIhe exercises q This school viii be resumed on Monday
the 18th instant few boader will be received The number
ssps'S-dIcs STEPHEN u. MRroK, AN.
yUeDEs ON Powers. vols. just published.
R.en PSsps Of ss Msw SG0P ~ Elias LOOMS
Enelsh Traits by n. W. Emerson.
Of United states washinsons Farewell Al
Rsirop in America by Robert Baird.
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CARDn c the death Of one of the Of
firm Of r. Loudon Co.. merchant taor- Of this city,
business will be closed and all indebted the above
respectfully the old place Of
under former all
banche formerly The undersigned viii always keep hand
merchandise spp,rtanpa the
ase including the best quality Of military articles for the
and navy They respectfully thank Their friends and The pub
Tor the liberal received win
happy have pleasure Of the of the
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Law Partnership.
". j. WALKER, l., JANIN
DOBERT J WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed parts
II nership Trial Of supreme
the United and In the Court OF Claims Addres
Washington City, d. G.. Jan 2-eodnh
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DRISTING-PRbcss sale, cheap cssh.--h double
cylinder Hoes printing in good running order being
the which the washington Union
printed. Apply at this once, r"
May l5-dId
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THE institution will wednes
September Students viii be examined for
Monday Tuesday previous Application should be
made 10 the president.
The preparatory department win open 10Th September
Apply for admittance 70 Mr.. ouinche, the principal,
Aug 3o-oaw4v s, PRENTiss, Registrar.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-08-15
Letter from Chester. Pa.

CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 18th.
DEAR REPORTER There was meeting of the
"negro worshipersn party in our Borough on
Friday night last, and the principalispeaker on
the occasion was the Hon. Jno Wales Of your
State. Now, | have a great desire 10 know,
whether all the surplus ''gas" which Mr.. Wales
may have, will not be required in his own
State, to prevent it from casting Its electoral
vote for Buck andBreck, or does Mr.. Wales
think it dangerous to promulgate Abolition doc
trines in d little State that has always been for
ssThe Union of Lakes, }r
The Union of States, Ia
The Union of Hearts and of Hands;'
And as he has it in him and is afraid to let il
out at home, he will seek more congenal lati-
tnde. Let me inform him that he is mistaken
in his knowledge of the, political sentiments Of
the people of Delaware County, if he thinks he
can get them to swallow Abolitonism, Sec
tionalism or any other Of the abominable doc
trnes of the (burlesque} modern Republican"
party. l can inform him that the peeple,of the.
County of Delaware are as "true and loyal"
to the Union and the Constitution, as the citi-
zens Of the State Of Delaware, and if the pro-
mitigation of such doctrine in his State will not
answer there, neither will it do here, and there
fore advise him for the good of his party,
the next time that he feels n "gaseous over.
flow" to seek the solitude of the sea side in "
storm, and let it off to the bowling winds, pro-
yidedthe wind is off shore andno sails in sight
The Fillmore and Fremont parties here, have
made several attempts to get up meetings but
have made complete failures. One evening, at
Fremont meeting, counted the number pre-.
sent and it was just twenty-seven; q week
after, by importing a distinguished speaker from
your State, Mr.. W.. they did better, as several
Democrats attended from curiosity, and swelled
the number to forty or fifty.
This is not the case with the Democrats.
They had meeting few evenings since to or
ganize. Buchanan Club, and our Town Hall
was crowded and a greater amount of cnthusi-
assn never saw manifested in a meeting of the
same size of any party, / have found this to
be the case at every meeting have attended in
the State, and if there are any Democrats among
you, who have ever entertained thought that
Pennsylvania would abandon her ''fayorte
son let him attend the meetings of both parties
in this State, and he will never entertain such
a thought again. Depend upon it, Pennsylva-
MIA is true TO the Constitution and the Union,
and will give /" Old Buck 10000 majority over
Fremont. (the dog cater,' and Fillmore, the
g Know Nothing" e Buck.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-08-15
rhirty-Fourth eongress-First Session.
WAsHINGroN, August II.

I19HltNNiON' AuSuob AA'
SENATE.-AIr. Hunter asked that the question
might now be taken on the passage of the
Legislative, Judicial and Executive Appropria-
ton bill.
Mr. Trumbull said he could not vote for it
because the Senate had stricken out the clause
providing that no part Of the money TO be APP
propraed shall be expended from prosecuting
or Obtaining The persons charged with treason
or other political offences in Kansas.
Mr.. Bayard, thinking that good reason for
voting ol the bill, said he should do So
MIR. Hale said he should vote against all sup
plies for the government as long as they were
coupled with appropriations to pay the members
of the usurping Kansas Legislature.
The bill then passed yeas 35, nays u.
The Pacific Railroad bill was then taken IN.
Mr., Hunter moved to lay the bill on the table
as test vote, which was agreed to--yeas 25,
nays, %, as follows; 80 - '.s,
I Yeas-AIcsSrs, Bayard, Bell, of N. H., Benia-
min, Biggs, Bright, Brodhead, Brown, Butler
Clay, Douglas, Fessenden, Fitzpatrick, Hale,
Houston, Hunter, Iverson, Mallory, Mason,
Pearcc, Reid, Slidell, Thompson of Kv., Thomp-
son Of n j., Toembs, and Yulee-25. *
/ Nays -Messrs.- Adams, Allen, Bell Of Tenn,
Big.er, Cass, Callamer, Dodge, Durkee, Foot
Foster, Geyer, Harlan, James, Jones of Iowa,
Jones Of Tenn, Pratt, Sebastian, Seward,
Stuart Trumbull, Wade, Weller and Wright
-23.
The Navy appropriation Bill was then taken,
up and passed. Adjourned
HousE.-Mr. Walbridge. from the Committee
on Public Lands, reported bill for the con-
struction of railroad and line of telegraph
from the western boundry of Missouri and Iowa
at point north of the 9Sth and south of the
44th degree, to some point on the Pacific Ocean.
The bill is substantially the same as that
prepared by the Select Committee
long struggle ensued betweed the friends
and foes of the measure on points of order,
when motion was made by Mr.. Orr to post
pone the consideration of the bill until the
second Monday in December next. which was
lost by the casting vote of the Speaker.
The jointIcsolutiona allowing sixty additional
days during which the creditors Of Texas can
present their claims to the Treasury Depart
ment, was considered and passed. Nearly $500,
600 Of these claims remain unpaid.
The House then passed about fifty private
bills, and adjourned.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-08-15

Our ron BUCHANAN. The Milford Beacsn,
an old established newspaper published IL the
town of Milford, Kent county, Del, heretofore
neutral in political affairs, is out for Buchanan
and Breckenridge, and the whole Democratic
party. The editor feels that while the neutral
and Know-Nothing papers of the, North are all
coming out for the Abolition candidate, it
bravely becomes the duty of all true national
men tounte on Buchanan for the sake of the
Union and the preservation of our republican
institutions We greet our brother of the fBea-
con with hearty fellowship, assured that he will
do much good service TO the cause of Democra-
cy We hope the members of the party viii
give the Beacon such support as will cheer its
editor onward in the good work. Les
Delaware State reporter., 1856-08-15

opposition, restore peace and quietude to the
country, and for one generation at least, put at
rest the present agitation on the question of
slavery. The Old Line Wings Of Pennsylvania
possess the power to accomplish this great re.
suit; the responsibility rests upon them; and
1 have no doubt but that the draft which is
made upon their patriotism will be promptly
accepted, and that the great Keystone state
will once more come to the rescue. and do as
she has done heretoforeApat down all sectional
feeling, and at the ballot-box give vote which
will strike terror to the enemies of the Consti-
futon and our glorious Union, which have SO
long been the pride and admiration of every
friend Of civil and religious, liberty throughout
tho world. yaei3-r f
Delaware State reporter., 1856-08-15

From KANsAs.-Sr LOUIS, Aug. l2.-The
Republican publishes letter dated Whitehead,
Kansas, August 4th, which reports the COM
mencement of the u S. District Court. Judge
Lecompte delivered an impartial charge. !. The
cases before the Court were numerous. It was
reported that 500 of Col. Lanes troops were
ready torescne the convicted. On the strength
of this rumor, Gen. Smith had sent so dragons
to enforce the DEGREES of the Court
Anotherletter says, Kansas never enjoyed such
peace as now, and if let alone there would be
universal harmony and prosperity. oifs
Delaware State reporter., 1856-08-15
lTUT VHV HVINWNTu oVaTt NcpoFIer'J
Samuel Townsend.

NlEssRs. EpIToRs A writer in tile Gd:ctie
proposes that this gentleman should not he per-
mtted TO occupy scat in the Democratic State
Convention, to which he has been elected del
egate. This cannot be done, except by the
most arbitrary action. Mr.. Townsend was
regularly elected, al the time and place and on
the day appointed by the Democratic party Of
New Castle County. In strict conformity to
the rules of the party has been the action of the
Democrats of Appoquinimink, and the Demo-
cratic party have no just right to 90 behind
Their ocn record and rule out Mr.. Townsend
without ruling out the Democrats who sent him
as delegate. The proposition is manifesty
unjust and arbitrary, because it is not even
contended that Mr.. L. was not regularly elected,
nor IS his right to seat in any manner contest
ed by any one.
However much regret that Mr.. Townsend
did not support the entire ticket at the last cleo
ton, still this can be no ground for his expul-
sion. Ii this is to be made the test of true
Democracy, to be consistent the State ,Conven-
ton should rule out good and active Democrat
from Duck Creek, j. II. Bewley, ESQ, who at
one election, for personal reasons, cut TIL.
Davis from the Legislative branch of the ticket
In the Congress Of the United States, mem
Der who is elected in conformity with the Con
sttution and the laws, is always admitted to a
scat. Suppose that body should make it rule
10 ousteyery member whose political sentiments
are not agreeable to the majority, could this
Union exist for one moment? Public assem-
blases of any character are always governed by
parliamentary rules and usages, and ask, if
the party depart from them and rule out Mr..
Townsend, can the union of the party long ex-
lSt For then Mr.. II. appears in new light
lie becomes the sacrifice, the victim to unjust
persecution, and this invariably begets sympa-
thy. Once adopt this new test of Democracy,
and carry it out, and there will be precious few
delegates left to form Convention. Those
who live i'll glass houses should never throw
stones. There may be some tests of Democ-
racy which may not set well on some peoples
shoulders The inventor Of the guillotine was
the first victim to its axe. But the proposition
is too monstrous to entertain seriously. When
the intelligence of the Convention reflects that
tits themqre ebultion of personal spite, the pro-
position will be treated with the contempt it
deserves. tifl rea.4 III t-5 VA. VINDEXa
Delaware State reporter., 1856-08-15

LAST NIGHT OF THE BANvARD FAMILY. This
talented troupe have been induced to remain
in town one night longer, and this evening will
present the favorite moral drama entitled q The
Drunkard, also, the amusing aferpiece Of /" The
Day after the Wedding, together with singing
and dancing. Webespealc arich entertainment.
Let all who desire to drive away -ndull care, y
and enjoy a hearty laugh, attend the State
House tonight. '-s'Y