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STATE SAVINGS FUND
OFFICE,
Next Door TO the Post Office
TO. So Dock Street PhiIada.
1854
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.

| An Sums Of Mouey Rltu'acd on Demand.
rINIIE STATE SAVINGS FUND, No. SO Dock
1 Street, next door to Third street. aud adjoining
| the Post uilrc. receives Money dcpusi daily
| tr"u in the morning until , IN the afternoon
also Monday evenings f,om TOO o'cinck In
i"rrst j. allowed ou dcposts ut the rate of FIVE
| PER CENT. per amnum DEPOSITS will be return
81 in whole ~ IN p ri on dcinand without notice
The popularity of This Office with all classes of
| the community both in town and country, and its
! con qu"n' success may be ascrbcd. in part, to
| E'lluHIH@ substantial reasons
1T. II offers a. GonH euicnt. responsible. and
| profitable bcpo itory 10 Executors Administrators
| As guccs, Collectors, Agents and al! public
| otficeIs-tO Attorneys Trustees. Societies and
| Associations whether Incorporated or othcrwiso-
| to married or single iadcs-to Students. merchants
| clerks, and business mrn generally mechanics
| Inncis, minors Of either sex. and all who have
finds. much or tide To deposit. where they may
| be had at any time with Five Per Cent. interest
| duGcl
I'd Dcpositors receive books with an abstract
| ofthe bylaws and Regulations in which is en-
tered their deposits, which books as vouchers
| They may designate. in ease of sickness. death or
absence. who shall receive their deposits, without
! the Intervention of Executors or Administrators
| Any one or more persons may deposit in his. her
or their name or FOR any other person persons
| 3D. Report is made each year to the Legisla-
| turc and Councils OF the City.
| 18th. The Officers are sworn before they enter
upon their duties, in addition to giving bonds
| with surctics.
9TH. The State Savings Fund is REAL Savings
| NOT an Insurance and Tru st Company Our
large list of beposiiors and the Philadelphia
| public have been careful to observe that the
| charter avoids the business and risk of insurance
9TH. In order to afford every reasonable facility
| to bepostors who reside at distance from the
Office. their deposits permitted be Withdrawn
| by checks after the manner customary with the
| hunks Check books will be furnished 10 deposit
ors without charge.
The popular patronage bestowed upon this Office
! by provcrbially cautious and discriminating
| community, and where the character of the nsti-
tuition is best known is gratifying fact to which
| the Trustees desire to call attention.
GEO. IL HART, President.
| CHAs. G. INLAY, Treasurer.
April 10, lS?G--Gm
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OF TIE
National Safety Company,

VAhHI cTcet, o. W corner o. lhUd 81,
Z II LA DE PlIA.
INCORPORATED by THE STATE OF rENNA
MONEY is received in any sum, largo or small,
lvl and interest paid from the day of deposit
The Office is open to receive and pay money
every day, from o'clock in the morning till I
O'Clock in the evening, and on Monday and Thurs
day evenings, till o'clock. INTEREST FIVE
PER CENT, All sums. large or small, are paid
back in gold demand without notice, to any
amount r25'OHicc WALNUT ST IS. W. Cor.
Of Third St, Philadelphia.
President, Hon, HENRY L. BENNER.
Vice President ROBERT SELFRIDGE,
Secretary, WILLIAM J. REED.
DIRECTORS
Henry i Benner, Landreth NUNS,
Edward L. Carter, L. Carroll Brewster,
Samuel *. Ashton, Henry u. Churchman,
Robert Selfridgc, Joseph Il. Barry,
James b. Smith, Francis Lee
The investments, now amounting to more than
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS. in accordance
with the Act Of Incorporation are made in Mort
cages, Ground rents and such first class securities
as must always insure perfect security to tue de-
posters and place beyond all risk the permanency
and stability of this old and well established In
stitution. Feb 16, IS5G--tf
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JOSEPH A. NEEDLES.
-MANUFACTURER OF
Wire, Silk and Hair Cloth Sleeves.

(DARSE medium and fine in mesh; large mid
\hdlc sizc and small in diameter.
METALLIC CLOTHS OR WOVEN WIRE.
rf the best qualities yarioas sizes of mcsb from
Nos /. to 81 inclusive, ANA from one to SIX lc. IN
width
They are numbered so many spaces to lined
inch. AMI cut to suit
The subscriber also keeps constantly On hand
s a. ~ II r. MS,
For Coal Sand. Ore. Lime. Grrin. Gravel Guino
NumIc. Sugar. Salt Bone, Coffee Spice Drugs
bye >tuils &c, Together with an assortment of
BRIGHT AND ANNEALED IRON WIRE.
All Of the above sold wholesale or retail by
J. A. NEEDLES.
"a \. Front Street, rhilada.
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TiN-N ARE AND S1GIES,
AT PORT DEPOSIT.

~ IL un ierslsncd having rulcIus,d f
Robert 'hfistl the above cSlaLIi.l n,ll,
IS prepared t" furnish every ding in his LIE
ct business upon the most acconn..dutil
terms.
full assortment Of Sheet Iron and Tim
War; always on hand.
IL cooling and Spouting done rieht, al d
warranted.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS.
which viii sell IT'S low as they can be b.
TONED any where in the State
r nIlnn,l"n Is particularly invited my stock
81 N''hlNG STOVE either for wood OF
coal any OF which iinot found. upon1rial +,
DE us represented may be returned. Civ,
me ca'l am determined to please.
JAS. r. TRlMBIE
Port Deepest, July os-tf.
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DUNBAR'S
ONE PRICE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Cash Boot and Shoe Shore,
No. 7G S. Second St., corner of Garter 81.
PIITLADELApJIJA

I>Hls establishment has been enlarged and i'm
l. proved. and is supplied with the largest and
best retail Stock in the City, principally ofhis owr
manufacture with choice assormcnt from the
best Eastern Markets; embracing Ladies' Gent.
and Chi!drcns Doors, SHOES AND CATERS OF
every description. style and quality. embracing
the best styles and quulticc in this or any othci
market This stock cannot be excelled for Quail
rY. STYLE AND CHEArSgss.
Each article is marked at the very lowest posi-
Bile price, from which no deviation will DO made
No cXfravnsant statements will be needed and
none made to effect sales.
Goodyear Gums in all varieties. Pure Gums
so scarce in the market. always on hand.
The public are respectfully invited to call.
Mlrch 22d lSj6-ly
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M. M E1tss.
5 N. Chmics Street, Bdiiimo,

N. ChmicS street, Baltimore,
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the public
Ia that he will have at all tines on hand
n scasonable supply Of the choicest Linds
|of ENGLISH and FRENCH MOURNING
HOODS, exclusively Of his own importa-
ljBp,. consisting of
lp Gs''e at cisht s hours Carbohydrates,
!notS, and Mantillas, made exclusivef.ders
vhe Paris patterns Of our own importation.
March Ely.
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BARKER'S
ID o U B L E-A CTING
FORCING AND LIFTING P:1NIp


TNiilS PUMP has advantages ovcrauy other
Il IN use in several particulars. Its action
is snch that the water is constantly RUSHING
forward III the same direction. without re-
aclIoh III the cylinder, whether the ujston
rod moves up or down, by which great
amount OF power is saved, and more water
passed through cylinder Of the same ca
pacity than by those whore the water is first
drawn INTO the cylinder, and then suddenly
reacted ana forced out, difference abgui as
s'eui as nut 6efwten keeping a u0gou, henriiv
'o"aea' m motion when started, aua stopping and
starting erefy rod. 1t is more simple in it's
arrangement. There are but tro ralres in
the Pump, both Of which are connected with
plstons, which. together with the valves, may
be easily removed and repaired by any one
VINO can turn il screw or cut Il piece of leather
TO given shape; thus il will he seen that we
have Donblc-Acting Forcing and Lifting
pump, with no more machinery or liability tn
get out OF order than the Single Acting Lift
ing Pump Another great advantage Of tLis
fump IS, that the pistons arc always under
water, ny Its popularity of action, ant; no
air can consequently pass them: it does NOT
depend on stuiling box to form a yacuun
either way, for though one is used in thc
forcing form in this Pump, the pressure is
always outward, and the air can be no Dos
slDility go III, and it will raise wate at hoth
motions Of the rod, whether the top of the
c!l'''ier IS open or not, it is therefore a
superior Doublc-Acting Lifting as well as
Forcing Pump. All experience has shown
the great difficulty Of Keeping either stutiinp
boxes or pistons, Which are constantly wear
ing, so light az to prevent the admission of
air, and it is well known that IA leak which
VIII not let out water enough to iuiurc the
action OF the Pump, will let in air enough
TO destroy it. 1t may, therefore, be laid
down rs fixed rule that all Pumps. depcu-
dent for their action on stuiing boxes. or on
plSt"ns or plungers exposed to the air. are.
from tllls very arrangement, liable to ret ont
Of order; all of these difficulties are entirely
removed from the one we now have the
pleasure OF offering to the public. For sale
10y STAPLES 4 CANTWEII
APril 20, ioo6-ti. Elkton. Nd.
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Philadelphia.
ADAMS s. STAGEss'S
Saving Fund Clothing House,

GCWIIOLESALE AND RETAIL,-r1
No. 222 Market Stresi, thru door be!om In 81. ,
niiILADELPHIA Where can always be found
| 4 large sock of wcll.sclected Handsomely cut
AMI p.rior made CLOTHING. which we are
prepared to SELL At THE VERY LOWEST RATES
ron CASH
As we buy exclusively for Cash we fc, war
rante in promising to furnish u good article Of
Clothing as low as any house in the city Our
stock is unsurpassed. ~ Call. examine and he
ltislol. X. II. ADAMS,
TllEO. II. STAGFRS
J TA full assortment Of uncut goods always On
hand. which will he made to order in superior
stylc at the shortest notice IApril h--Iv
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THsLLS AND FEVER.

- So t!'S FEVER AND AGUE NJ XTURE
u % ~! preventive and cure for Chills
w. L. hsue. Intermittent Fever. and
-. ~ ut 81. IT. IS also Il valuable and SAFE
'". an! t,.ative under many other circum
"'. totally free from admxurc with any
r..'''N s'hst"nee, containing neithcr
irsaic, For9cr, Marcmy OF Antimoay
IT Il Exclusively VEGETABLE
ia co'npos;tion. The ngrc lients are of IL MILD
E.rrfE AND COM,IiNGhED IN SrCn PROPORTIONS As
Nnr 10 SHOCK THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. OR rRoprcE
'"eLEA6ANT FEELINGS IN TIE HEAD, As
20 t. il is ut the same time very GENTLE,
POW ERFut md DUR ABLE in effect Its slim
uilting props ties slight as to produce NO
INJURY wlcg taken in hcrlth; and its continued
use does not accustom the system to its action so
a. to destroy its usefulness, is the case with
MOI medicines.
IT is ofpdvantago by communicating yiror in
thr chronic diseases which ma@matc fevers cave
hchild tiem--such as aSuc, cake swcllcd on torpid
liver DYSPEPSIA. debility. &c. It acts as
PREVENTIVE Of Chi;is under exposure to
niiasnas rs well ms a CURE wien they occur
practical tire 3tisc on Chills and Fever. in nam
lh'ct form, has been wrtcn, and will be forwa rl
ct FREE to nny direction. by addressing the Pro-
piio'or and Manufacturer.
since this PREPARATION has been introduced into
Maryland 1t has received the approval Of all who
have used it.
dornfs for Mrylnod and Dclnrarc:
Or. u. II. Mitchell. Elkton; L. Thomas.
North East; h. T, Bowen & Co.. Havre dc Grace;
. u; Hopper Chesapeake City; James l.. Pryor,
Head of Sas5lfras; VIM I. Smith & Co, Milling
Ton; Geo W. Denny Co Frenchtown Cross
loads; Michael Scanlin. Old Town; T. p Hazel.
It Augustine j. Z. Ireland Georgetown u Roads;
y Jervis. Georgetown; James Ford, Cecilton;
Pe'rcr 4 May. Nudlcrsyllc; John Holland. New
ark W illinm Temple and John II. Bcwy, Smyrna;
Edward Bringhurst. Edward McInall. Wilmington
Wm I. A'rie!s distributing agent, Glasgow;
Lockwood d Taimnn. Middietowu For sale by
the Soc Proprietor and Manufacturers
EDR ARD $ MORRIS
1856 Arch Street Philadelphia
July 10. lS36--tnleow
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JOSEPH II. FOSTER,
A w N IN e wi A X E R,

DEO NORTH THIRD STREET EAST Side J
--JC Above Willow, Railroad Depot PuuLA-
pELpHIA, where can be obtained. al the shortest
notice, SAILS FOR Bears, American and Business
ila !gSs Of all Nations. Awnings Teuts Wagon and
! Ia, "a .,avegs, Sacking Bottoms Uamnock9
"a" A'' "' ~ Ind Wheel Ropcs spliced
Al.
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Philadelphia.
Advertising

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many duh business;
Has rescued many a lost business;
Has saved many Il falling business;
Has pr, 'rrvei many large business;
Has created many Il new business;
AMI ensures success in any business
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Union Steam Mill,
GEO. W. WALTON. I'M. ARMSTRONG.
WALTON s. RMSTROAG,
MiCHsNISTS and ENGINEERS,

IN rYLE's GrILbiNG,-
Betreen 5h & 6ih, q Orange and TatnaN SIS.
WTLMlN GT0N. DELAW ARE,
INFORM their friends aud the public that they
l continue the manufacture of High and Low
Pressure Stationary and Marine STEAM ENG n ES
AND BOILERS, SHAFTTNG, MILL WORK. and
IN ichnery of every description. CASTINGS and
CARRIAGE ANIES furnished to order
F'BLACKSMlrulNG of every description
forged to order. ~ 'JoBBING of all kinds pune.
taaliy attended TO. liam. 26-Gm
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ElktOn Brick Yard,

TIlE subscriber is prepared at his Brick
1 lardl Elkton, to supply the pubIic wit
all kinds Of
COMMON IND PRESSED BRICKS
at prices much lower than they can be b,Iolt
for in the cities. Enquire at his brick ya,d
at the west end of the town.
Mar ly SAMUEL KING
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10 the Gentlemen Of Elkton and vicinity
l. have sale fine French calf skin Boots.
cloth CATERS, congress Ties, walking Shoes,
moleskin, Panama and braid hats. Also, an
excellent article Of Thread driving gloves.
Ayril ~. r. +. MAY
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CAPITAL S25O,OGO.


= :1NTl Is received on deposit daily. The
IVA amount deposited is entered in Deposit
Look and given to the Deposition, Or ifpreferrel
certificate will he given.
a suns. large aud small, are received and the
amount paid back on demand, without notice.
Interest is paid at the rate of FIVE PER CENT.
commencing the day Of deposit, and ccasng four
teen lays previous 20 he withdrawal of he money
TN the first day ofJanunry, in each year. the
in crest OF each deposit is paid to the deposition,
aided to the principal, as he may prefer.
The Company have now upwards of 3, 500 de-
Pc .it"rs in he Ci,y Of Philadelphia alone.
ANY ailii.ionaI information will be & wen by nd
dressing .Ie TGEAarRER
DIRECTORS.
STEPHEN r. CRAwFoRp, PrcS't
LtWEENCE JouSsON- Vice Pres t,
AMuIoSE W. TH0upsoN,
DEMANDS W . TISGIEY,
Jacob j.. FLoHANCE,
WILLIAM NJ, GOODWIN,
PAUL b. GODDARD,
GEoRGE MCllENRY,
JAMES DEvEREUx,
GrSTAvuS ENGLISH.
Secretary and Urea surer PLINY FISR.
Teller and Interpreter, J. G. 0EuLscHLAGEK.
Sep g. lSjj-ly
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MORE NEWS

I'iE large and most Fashionable and the he e.
= "Ssor'hieh OF men s. women's, and children
~ Boots and Shoes. H. Cecil cCrn V / !
IN 8asA 10 be found at the subscribcr's II or
VI and SHOE STORE. Opposite TIE
nj, Court House. Ilkton Md
rri,nIs ""5c',p'r would rcsreettuy Infoln Lis
.' Is ana the PUNE gcncray. that l., Eis ltr-
"n"5e" OF his brother. (EEoch Crouch, his en,i,e
''o'k OF Ladies, Misses and Childr,r's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
IN has commenced manufacturing ! o5ics 81 o
"t every description lie is now prepared to yes
c"mMoiate all who may favor him with en-.
M wl'h wen S, Women al d Chldrcn's Boo $ II, d
1hoe" OF the best sort at very low pie. >
THOM AS G. CROUCH
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EDER 4 BRO Their.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS

Corner Market and Church ST,
ELKTON, MD.
EoBBi Nc promptly attended to, and eye
~ cuted with ncatness and despatch.
" rlans, Specifications, Estimates. &c
o NV VI charSe. Nov II IT
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poses II Is one Of the best soaps ever offered to the
pubic; Each cake of soap is stamped q. NJ. L. a
Son, Philnda. No other is genuine.
4 Packages of cakes. % cents
Boxes Of cakes. 80 cents
Manufactured by
GEO. NJ. ELKINTON & son,
No IL Margaretta st.
IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
THIS soap has powerful cleaning properties
which readily remove
OIL PAINT, DIRT, &C.,
'ro'r every description of goods, without injury TO
htm. For all domestic purposes, it is superior to
"ry o,h"r soap in use, and fifty per cent cheaper
thai' the common rosin soap. Sold in boxes of
lbs, and manufactured by
GEO. NJ ELkINTON son,
No. II Mnrgarctta st.
c It'll SOAP, Palm, White, Barber and
mon soapa; Hydraulic. Adamantine and Tai
U.s., AntiS, Us. SIS. los. 70 for sale by
GEO. NJ. ELEIniDN & SON
No. i2 Margarclta Street,
a "ont a.1d Second, above Callowhill.
Thy
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
PILLS THAT ARE PILLS.

DROF HAYES. State Chem
L ist, of Massachusetts. says
they are the best of all Pills;
annexed are the men who cor
tify that Doct Hayes knows:
IL. }. GARDENER, Governor of
Mass; EMoRY WAsHBuRN. Ex-
Gov. Of Mass; SIMEON Brown,
Lieut. Gov. of Mass. T. NJ
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DtMPS.-iour attention is called to Barkcr's
l. Douhlc-Actng Force and Life Pump. War
ranted to work in wells Of any depth and force
water sixty feet high. For sale by
apr % SrlrLEs & C,yrwr11
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COME AND SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS.

l nave just returned from the city with n
Il large and splendid assortment OF Cloths.
which will make upi
SoliS, lower than can be bCu; Int
III clllcr OF the cities. in the best unc n o.t
durable manner, and latest ia 81 HONS and war
rtnted. lfthcy rip bring them back an
VIII sew them free of charge
WILLIS RUTTEP,
Scp9tf .3tihc Ba.aar. Elbiop. in.
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1NEN Gamble Iandkerchiefs, Swiss and
- Jaconett, Ed sing and Inserting, Bird
Eye Diaper, Crash, Napkins, Irish Lncns.
for sale by Il. MAY.
apr ~
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Tin and Sheet-IrOn Ware

always on hand, wholesale and retail.
u Persons at a distance wanting any of
,hc ahore work done, will please inform me
oy mail; or otherwise, and their orders shall
be promptly attended to.
ISAAC N. BENJAMIN.
April 10, 1S5G-3m
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TIN ROOFING.

CARPENTERS, BUILDERS. them
~ Tic generally, are informed that We ARR
prepared to do Tin Roofing, GATHERING ard
S,poutlng, in the best manner and on IN.
lowest terms. STAPLES Il CANTWEII.
Elkton, May %, 1855
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WIN. JOHNSON & co..
NEWARK. gpB3F. sy,c

ANuFACTuRERS Of ''Manny's Patent
w Combined Reaper and Mower" Hunt
Patent Wheat Drill, oopcr's Lime and
Guano Sprradcr, Plows, ITarrows. ornshcl.
lGrs and other Agricultural Implements.
WIN. JOHNSON, JACoR CgSIfo
q. W BLiNDY BRO, GEO. II. Casio.
March 2o-6lu
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n - u Il ~ ~ -
TUE subscriber would respectfully call ~
L the attention Of his patrons and the a. y
public to his increased facilities for obtain. CO
ing the Hcs goods in his line direct from Euronc
through the agency Of Jobbcrs to the trade
alone. However great may be h effort of others
to approach to ''our impossbitics." we are re-
solved that 10 dealer shall excel our stock in any
particular, determined that we will give full
satisfaction I" all. which is not-in our view of the
cisc-lmpossihlc. Respectfully then we ask your
! attention to our
VIM. DfNOn'S Celebrated London Matches.
These accurate time keepers, supported by the
British Admiralty, stand alone the best Watches
in the world Each Watch is accompanied by
il genuine certificate from the manufacturers which
guarantees it ''Tp KEEP TINE To THE SATISFACTION
| OF THE PURCHASER, or the watch to be returned
through the agent to the manufacturer Also the
| only GENUINE
Joseph Johnson Liverpool Watches.
| The very celebrated watches direct from the
| manufactures of
| IL. L. Cowdcroy. London T F. Cooner London
| Geo II John Bold, Liver John Bold. Sr,. Liver.
| - pool, pool. % jewels.
Henry Taylor, Liverpool. Jno TcdbuIy Il Co.
| James Graham. Lvcrpouj
George Chadwick, North John lloug hton, Liver
wym"r E" Icn SI"'' NJ j. Po0! Tobias 4 Co..
VIM. Read II Son. Liv- Liycrpool
Slpool, H. Robinson, Liver
pool, &c. &c. sc.
We have the Chronomctcr, Duplex and Lever
Watches of all the above celebrated makers cascd
in all the latest styles. We also case 10 order and
have engraved on the cases any design furnished
us. without any additional cost We would also
rcSpcspcctfuy ask the attention of the Ladies' 10
| our stock of fine
Ere Ch and Swiss Watches,
From the celebrated manufactures of
| j Ian A
l.ocle, IIumathey Pcvticu, Lo-
| James Corovoisier Gle Suisse.
| IL A. Favre. Loclo, j. & n. Nornman, fine
| lac Roy q Fills, uIycrs emamcllcd)
DuRoD Paris, Monta,niou Frcros.
llng"m'h Ncullimin, Lo- a, L. Agassis, Geneva,
ole &C., &c, &c.
SILTERW.3RE.
| Our Silvcrwaro is all made of the purcst silver
y large stock of all the various styles constantly
| on hand. We also make to order ut the shortest
notice, any article that VIC may not have.
Wcnlso kept very large stock of fine Jcwclry
consisting OF Coral, Mosaic, Cameo Jet and plain
gold, OF every style and suited to all tastes
PLATED-WAR IRE.
| Tea Sets Casters, Trays, Cake Baskets, Goblcts
Cups, Fruit Stands &c.
Fine French Marble Clocks. Parian Marble
| Figures Fine Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Toilet Boxes
We arc always pleased to show our goods to
| those who may favor us with ii call.
| GEORGE ELLIOTT
| No 81 Market St, between Third and Fourth,
May ", %. Wilmington, Del.
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TUST received Il handsome lot OF Lawns.
- Lace and Silk MANTILLAS and Trim
mings in variety, all of which will be sold at
low prices; also Embr'd and Plain Grape
Shawls for sale by BE. MAY.
July 5
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SAVING FUND

or THE
U. s. Insurance, dnnaiiy and Trust Co.,
$. E. CoRNER TurD q CHESTNUT SIS,
PHIJ4pEIPHI5
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HONEY SOAP.

This is the purest
Soap made. possessing.
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particle of testimony ia his case had
been violated by the Kansas lnvestigat.
ing Com miiiee.
Mr.. Washburne replied 10 Mr.. Ste.
phens, contending from Uniform princi.
pie and preceden, tina, The House had
the RICH, TO inquire. as il has bsen in
quirin in the present case into the
question of the fact whether there wa.
or no, a Legislature which could pass
avs Of binding force. 1t has been prov
ed inconies,ibly that the Kansas Legis
latnre was elected by aid Of chizens
f.om Missouri. He insisted that Mr..
Reeder be admil,ed SO the proper Rep
resentaiive of the majority Of The legal
voters Of Kansas.
The fret resolution reported by the
Committee on Elections, that Mr. Whit.
field was not entitled ~ a seat as Dele.
gate from Kansas. was adopted b. ITO
tn %.
The second resolution. that Mr.. Reec.
er be admitted 10 the seat, was rejected
bv 70 To lie.
Mr.. Washburn asked, bu, was denied.
unanimous consent to pay Mr.. Reeder's
mileage and per diem.
The House then considered. bu, pass
ed no private bills.