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NOR SALE THE STOCK FIXTURES
l. Of a retail store, doing good business. Rea-
sons for selling will be made known by address
ing w. e. A, at this office, giving name and
residence. TENS liberal. ap2-2aWtf
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NJ ORKE ED COLLARS AMI AIEES rs
In sets-Just opened from the import, a
Collars and Sleeves in sets
Cambria and Muslin Collars AT VERY lor n,,css
Also, White Cambrics r
Plain and Figured Swiss Muslins
Plaid Cambrics and White Briliants at l2x cts 4.
per yard O
With many ether Goods very chea o.
VIM r. X LEY
ap2-1m Cor 9Th st opp. Cent re Market.
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SECOND ARRIVAL.
Opening THIS MORNING., AT WILL
~ LIAN'S new store, the largest and most ~
beautiful assortment Of F rench BONNETS0
ever broug ht TO this market. ~
mar 2y-lw
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SUNNYSIDEFORS SALE THE SUBSCRI-
- Der desiring to remove South, offers for sale
this beautiful and highly improved farm, lying
in Alexandria county, Va mile from the Long
Bridge, or2K miles from Centre Market. with
easy access by Washington and Alexandria turn
pike, or Alexandria Canal, which touch the place.
The farm contains 300 acres; 80 acres is in good
timber; the balance well laid off in arabic fields
and meadows Also, about 800 fruit trees Of va
hoas kinds, well selected and planted in suitable
: 'ttrztiohs.
rhe improvements consist Of good Dwelling
Hou,'e Of rooms, beside garnet and basement; a
house 'or oyerseer and hands, stab.ing for horses
and cattle with necessary sheds, &c, usual to a
dairy and market farm.
Persons des iring to purchase can get further in
formation by ap ulying TO BURKE & HERBERT,
Alexandria. or to the subscriber Oh the premises.
Terms liberal. EDW. b. roy ELL.
II not previously disposed Of at pr vate sale abe
above property will be offered at public auction
on tie premises, on THURSDAY, 10th day Of
A ril, and If desired divided to suit purchasers
EDW. z. POWELL.
mar I7-eotf
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NOR SALEOR RENTAL HREE-S STORY
Il frame House, with two-story back building,
situated on Virginia avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, in the seventh Ward, near the Smith
sonian Institute. Terms easy. Apply to WIN.
r. RILEY, corner Sth street, opposite Centre
Market ap2-1w
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THE FAST TROTrING STALLION
est stallion In the three adjacent States) IN
will be LEI to a LIMITED numbg O Z nj ares 3.1-
IN ths month of April only. For terms, pedi-
gree, &c, apply to-
DR.. GEORGE SMITH,
aPl-oiotSeost" At BiTcps Stables
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EOR SALE OR RENT "A SMALL FARM,
l. situated near the Old Fields. Prince Georges
county, Md, on the stage road from Upper Mari
boro' to W ashing'on, only seven miles to Wash
good fruit, young growing woods, and the soil
easily improved For particulars inquire on ID
street, between 9th and 9TH, No. 424.
ap4-1m*
nor RENT-A SQUARE, EAST OF THE
l. Navy Yard, containing six or seven acres
antly supplied with springs. The low part is
good meadow ground, or it would suit for brick
yard. Inquire at No. SOP Virginia avenue.
ap4-3t*
EOR RENT-A HANDSOME THREE
Il story frame House on 18th street, between
New York avenue and street north, containing
n'ne good and conveniently-a rooms, with
wide passage. 1t has a large cistern in the yard.
Apply to NJ. SNYDER 4 Son, Bankers.
ENOR RENT.-ONE PARLOR, WITH A
Il connecting Chamber, well furnished and
very convenient, are for rent, right opposite Will
lards' Hotel. Pa avenue, No 2l5. Apply at the
ap4-eost*
nor RENT-THE DWELLING ON 6
IL street, containing six rooms, with a good
cellar, in the neighboThood CT the City Hall Pos
session given Immediately. For particulars ap-
53l 18th street. ap3-a
THO LET-TwO NEAT FRAME HOUSES
Il on 22d street west, between X and l. streets
north. Enquire Of John p. Hilton, No 3'5 18th
street, on street. between I4th and 18th streets
west, No: 2l0, over B. M. Reeds Wine Store;
ap2-3t JNO. p. HILTON.
NOR SALE OR RENT.-A THREE STORY
l. frame House, with two story back building,
situated on Virginia avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, in the seventh Ward, near the Smith
sonian Institute. Terms easy. Apply to WIN.
X. RILEY, corner Sth street, opposite Centre
Market ap2-1w
EOR RENT.-THE DWELLING ON THE
IL corner Of New York avenue and 18th street
Possession given on the list Of April. The loca-
ton is very desirable, being directly on the ON
nibus route and in the immediate neighborhood
of the Presidents House and Government De
partments. To desirable tenant the rent will
be very low. Enquire on the premises Of J. w.
MARIN.
N.B.-The premises can be seen at any time
by applying as above. mar 174w&
ElOR SALE.-I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE
Il sale between this and the LIST Of MAY, my
property, consisting Of two two-s story Frame
Houses, situated on Goth street, No. 4O4 and 400,
between G and H. Also, two two-story Brick
Houses, situated on 22d street, No. PA and PIG,
between and H. Also two small frame Houses,
situated 23d street, No. ia and 1l6, north Of
between G and HI. For terms Of sale inquire Of
Mrs. HANNAH MILLSON, on 22d street, be-
tween G and H. mar 22-1m#
7IRABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-I
Is,;r,, low sell my property, situated on the
co VIII I'D Rockville Turnpike, about two
ossn M -etown, adjoining the village Of
Tann. %TUre there is post Office. The
place Contains Ssx acres, and Is handsomely i'm
proved by two-story brick ont bo,,se so, Win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-04

THO LET.-TWO NEAT FRAME HOUSES
l. on 22d street west, between X and l. streets
north. Enquire Of John p. Hilton, No 375 18th
street, or on street. between I4th and 18th streets
west, No. 210, over B. nj. Reeds Wine Store.
ap2-3t JNO. p. HILTON.
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ENTWISLE & BARRON,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
Shop on llth street, between and c SITS, ne ar
Canada SALOON mar 25-2w*
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DOOMS TO LET.-A FURNISHED PAR
IL lor and Chamber Gncluding fire and gas)
will be rented together or separately during the
session OF Congress. The rooms ere on he first
floor, within one square Of the Kirkwood House.
Enquire at the Office of the Kirkwood House.
ian 3O-eOf
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' WANTED-A GIRL, EITHER AMERI-
w can or German, German preferred) to take
cb are Of children, attend to Chambervork and
do on. mon sewing. Enquire at iSi Pa avenue,
bet,v, zen I'd and ~ streets. ap3-3t*
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ECARI MIG.

SEVERAL GENTLEM. ~ CAN BE AC-
~ commodated with board M private family
by calling at Mrs. BOSWELL Lis, No. GSs Sixth
street, between and III. Tel M 81 50 per week
ap4-1w#
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EOR RENT.-ONE PARLOR, WITH A
Il connecting Chamber, well furnished and
very convenient, are for rent, right opposite VIII
lards' Hotel. Pa. avenue, No BIS. Apply at the
premises. tn. FRIEBUS.
an A-eo8tN
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nor RENT.-A TWO STORY BRICK
Il House, with two story wing. 1t has extern
sive grounds about it, and is situated the south
west corner Of F and Goth streets Rent, Sl7 per
month Kew at Mr.. G.. ALEXANDER'S, near
WiEder's building. mar 20-eolm%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-04

SOMETHING NEW Mrs. Eaton, 1903 Eleventh
streetD advertises an exquisite and entirely
new style Of Neglige for morning wrappers,
direct from Paris
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VIZ WOULD CALL ATTENTION to the adyer.
tlsement Of VIM. r. Woodward, Carpenter
aud Builder, 2l0 Sixth street. Mr. W. will
execute any orders promptly and in good style.
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And in addition to the

And in addition to the
above entries already
made, and to many
others that will un-
doubtedly be made be
fore the 5th Of April,
when the list closes, the
following well known
Riders, Clowns, Gym
nasts, &c, are to appear
by special engagement,
w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-04

nor RENT.-A HANDSOME THREE
Il story frame House on 18th street, between
New York avenue and X street north, containing
n ne good and conveniently arranged rooms, with
wide passage: It has large cistern in the yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-04

EOR RENT-A SQUARE, EAST OF THE
Il Navy Yard, containing six or seven acres.
The soil is adapted to corn or oats, 1t is abund-
antly supplied with springs. The low part Is
good meadow ground, or 1t would suit for brick
yard. Inquire at No. SOP Virginia avenue.
ap4-3t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-04

STEALING Yesterday, a little boy named
Samuel Bennix was arrested for being CON
cerned with others in stealing money drawer
containing money, the property of c. III LIovd
The little fellow confessed that he was with
the party, but when the money was divided
he and another boy got none of it. He stated
that one of the crowd got in the shop while
the Keeper was in an adjoining room and
got the drawer and money. 1t was then TAX
en- behind the house where four divided the
money and the drawer was thrown away. He
gave the names Of his companions, some of
whom, though young, are considered by tb
police as old acquaintances Bennix was Sc MT
TO jail by Justice Goddard for further he ar.
ing
RELEASED We understand that the how
Petersen, who was charged with false wear
ing, and was taken before Justice IDanieI
enlth yesterday for trial, was comm tied In
jail An effort was made TO bring hira before
the court by habeas corpus, but he was sub
seiuently released on bail. The case grew
oct OF the course Of Mr. Maryman, an officer
In seizing upon certain property. MI. Marv,
man was tined before other parties for alleged
misconduct in the seizure, and the how petar-
sen was a witness against him After the las,
hearing in Nr Maryman's cases, he charg.d
the boy as stated above.
ARRIVING "A number Of persons couuected
in this city. The band is here and attract,
quite a number Of visitors TO their Temporary
residence, all of whom expect to bs gratifed
with bugle solo by Kendall, tho talented
conductor -
RoBBERY.-Wednesday night last the resi-
dence Of ID A. Hall, Esq, was entered by
thieves, and half gallon silver pitcher, two
dozen silver teaspoons, and one dozen large
hIver spoons stolen. AS yet no clue has been
obtained which will lead to the recovery of
the goods and arrest Of the robbers.
FIRE ALARH.-At an early hour this morn
ing the burning Of a chimney ON Sixth street
caused an alarm, and the fremen were out
with several pieces of apparatus No harm
was done and the fremen returned quietly TO
their engine houses
SOMETHING NEW Mrs. Eaton, 1903 Eleventh
street,) adyertises an exquisite and entirely
new style Of Neglge for morning wrappers.
direct from Paris.
VIZ WOULD CALL ATTENTION to the adyer.
tlsement Of VIM. 4. Woodward, Carpenter
aud Builder, 2l0 Sixth street. Mr. W. will
execute any orders promptly and in good style
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-04

FIRE ALARE.-At an early hour this morn
ing the burning Of chimney on Sixth street
caused an alarm, and the fremen were out
with several pieces Of apparatus. No harm
was done, and the fremen returned quietly to
their engine houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-04

street, containing six rooms, with good
cellar, in the neighborhood CT the City Hall Pos
session given Immediately. For particulars ap-
apply to Mrs. MARY B. ALEXANDER, No.
531 18th street. ap3-3
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WANTED AN ASSIlTANT TLACHE q
w in the lsrookeville Academy, capable o.
teaching Englis b branches, and the French and
Spanish languages. Salary $3.50 per annum. Ad
dress, at rookev lille, Maryland, E. b. PRETTY
MAN, Principal. ap2-1w
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13
For the Delaware Republican .
LINES,

4kN 6Sy
Suggested en- hearing Of the dscease of Miss 4
aide Vaughan, who recently died after a very
Illness, at Camden, N. j., aged 20 years.
BY CLARENCE.
Life's trembling taper wastes away,
With ev'ry heeting breath;
How Oft doth beauty's brightest day,
Precede the night of death
The flower just bursting into bloom,
Becomes the Demons prey,
Meets with an overwhelming doom,
In all its proud array.
Thus tAou sweet flower, hast pass'd away,
In beauty's spotless bloom;
Lies morning sun so bright and gay,
Was shroudei by the tomb.
Inc victim of the Spoilers hand,
just as the Rose.buds fair,
Upon thy cheeks were to expa nd,
With vernal beauty rare.
The nature of thy tender heart,
Could not endure the ills
VI this vain world, nor bear the smart,
That life's sad measure fills.
Hence, thou like some fair, fragile flower,
Born with morn's rosy light,
Dia 81 iail long ere the evening hour,
Meath deaths destroying blight.
Thou mother of the dead, weep not,
=, But let thy heart be given,
10 resignation, for her lot,
Is with the blest in Heaven!
For what he does thou knowest not now,
But shalt hereafter know,
Therefore with faith submissive bow,
And he will heal thy woe.
Trust in his grace with all thy soul,
For 1t alone can heal,
He woundeth and his hands make whole,
Thus doth his love reveal.
Through faith in his atoning blood,
The precious pledge is given,
That theu shalt meet in yen abode,
Thy Adelaide in Heaven.
John, 1877. Job, s, 49,.
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Soethurn paper gives an account of courageous
but indiscreet bull dog that attacked alligator
which was reused out of tie mud by bayou flows
ing into the Mississippi. The alligator simply closed
his three feei jaws on the dog, and that the last
1 him.
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Steam Engine and Boiler Nanuiactor.
Premium Improved super Phosphate Of

GE5n THE FIRST CLASS SILVER MEDAL. was
= awarded to this superior article by the Penns l.
xsSl vania State Agricultural Society, and tits the
only Fertili lizer to which this premium has y ct
been gwen The subscriber now offers for sal e59T bbs
finest ma nre known for improYing the soil and raising
heavy crops Of w WHEAT, CORN, GRASS, POTATOES
&C. This article is manu- factured at Chemical Works
q ,rldesbnrg under the supervision Of first Glass
liable manure. For sale by JOHN l.. POMEROY, 10
South Wharyes Philadelphia, and by Jas. @. Aiki A
gent corner Front and Orange Sts., Wilmington, Dell
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WHOLE NJ. 993
9llnorous.

The arms of pretty girl, wound tightly arou nd
your neck has been discovered to be an infallible
remedy in case of throat. 1t beats pepper tea
all hollow g4eF .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

tradesman, who could neither read nor write
himself, employed sauoy boy to write his letters
for him 1t happened one day that this young rogue
was at play when his master wanted him to write to
one OF his customers, upon which he sent for him,
he was very angry and called him puppy which he
usually did when out of temper. "oome, sit down."
says he, "ye puppy you, and write, ye puppy you
whit shall write ?" says the boy.
"Why," returned the master, ''say, sir, 20 puppy
you, 1 have seLt the goods, ye puppy you, and 50
on.n
The boy in revenge for being child by his master
wrote every word just he said, and the letter ran
thus:
eSir, ye puppy you, have sent the goods you or
dered ye puppy you, which are very good Of their
| sort, ye puppy you and very clean, ye puppy YOU
which is ali that is needful, ye puppy you
VT "From your humble servant
| a'!Ye puppy you
Il There il n firm in New York the uame of which
is Lay, Hatch& cluok, The clerks are Supposed to
. be all Shangbas.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

The gentleman so often spoken of in novels who
rveted people with his gaze, has now obtained per-
manent employment at q boiler manuf aotory.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

Somebody, describing the absurd appearance of
a man dancing tho polka, says she looks as though
he had hole in his pocket and was trying to shake
a shilling down the leg of his trousers"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

In pool across a road in the county Of ripperary.
is stuck up pole, having affixed to II board with
this inscription Take notice, that when the water
is over this board the road is impassable.'.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

THANKSGIVING. - Mississippi, Kentucky and
| Michigan are now added to the States in which
'the 10th Of November will be observed as
thanksgiving.
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II am happy, Ned, to hear the report that you
sorry, Tom to tell you that 1t is groatna-I -Iess.n
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a crooked gentleman on his arrival at Bath, was
asked by another what place he had travelled from?
u came straight from London" replied he. "Did
you so?n said the other; ''then you must have been
terribly Warped by the t1sy %
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Sr EAM RnGULAR LINE

.T~.s \ THE STEAMBOAT ''MAJOK KFY-
Asz=RSBOLD,' ID. 5. Craven, leaves the first Pier
oeow Arch Street every Tuesday, Thurs
leaves SRlem every, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
morning, at O'Clock, stopping at Chester PennsgroyS
PetnsVlle, New Castle and Delaware City, each way
= are CIR Sharptown Woodstown, Allownys stown
Greenwich and Bridgeten meet this boat Meals provided
on huarl. Freight at reasonable rates. apr3
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In ehancery suit, one Of the counsel, describing
the boundaries of his clients land said in showing
the plan OF it, t'we lie this side my lord" The
then said, sand we lie that side p
The chancellor with good-humored grin, observed,
,If you lie on both sides whom will ye have be.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

A person Of the name of Fish, having made short
was seized with a swoon. A gentleman asking one
OF the crowd collected around him what was the
matter, was answered, 'Nothing but a fiat fish who
has been out Of his element" /"
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"Life, /" says the graphic Neal, dis like Geld of
fruit, no matter how much they my blacken their
hngers; but geHius, proud and perpendicular stalks
on and gets nothing but scratches and holes torn in
his trowsers.
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white man and very unattractiye looking negro
woman were fined three dollars each in Cincinnati
for kissing in the streets. The performance excited
much merriment, consisting ot regular duet in the
whose hugely developed lips they came in contact
with those of her fair skinned partner smacked with
| sound which would have made an excellent accom-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

An attorney in London died very poor. shilling
subscription was set on feot to pay the expenses Of
his funeral. Most of the attorneys and barristers
having subscribed, one of them applied to Toler af-
terwards Chief Justice Norbury, expressing hope
that be would also subscribe q shilling HOnly a
shilling! said Toler, only shilling to bury an at
torneyf Here is . guinea go and bury one.and
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13
FaIRvILLE SEMINARY.

- = Z UK YOUNG LADIES.
TT HIS, INSTITUTION IS LOCATED IN THE
u healthy and pleasant village of FaIryllle, Chester
county, Pa, nne miles north Of Wilmington, Del. with
wh eh easy communication is had by daily stages. The
toe9heT and continue q e weeks; The COURSE OF
branches of thorough ENGLISH EDUCATION, as
well the Latin and French languages. LECTURES
wll be deireTed during the session Education, the
Enss Ian age and Literature, the Ma ural Ssiences,
taught IN the school.
TERhTS.-TuitiOn, ghtaand boarding. including wash
ing; S55 per term of % weeks S5 extra will be charged
for Latinand French Each pupil must be fur nshed with
wash bowl and towels.
For further Informal the Principal or each
'' hANNAHa W GsRnf PsLLEss, Principal.
JESSE y. SHARPLESS, Proprietor.
.,, ,, bASGKSoN OR GRAVES E and
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TO AGREgULTUEIsIrs,


THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
N call the attention of Farmers and
>$q@Ss%zn1@s@q dealers to the followin extensveas
x.sSas7AN ~ sOTtment of AGRI Gu TU RA l.
@2sssazazs-Szzaaz~ IMPLEMENTS, &c. which
made Of the best material and Of the most improved pat
terms. v,z;-Moore,s Plow and Castings of all sizes.
Peacock Il Barr 1hears of all Sizes Woodouck Wiley
castings of all sizes Harrows and Cuvators Of all kinds
made to order Corn Planters and Seed Sewers Hunts
Patent WheatDrlls, with Seed SOwer; Pierpont Thresh
and Mower, Montgomery u Bros Gram Fans, EHgle
Fan. &c. Yankee straw Cutter of all sizes Sparrow
Hay x Straw cutter. Fleming Machines, Superior ar
tee for hand Hse Vanderslioe Sausage cutterso butch
ering and families. These machines superior
that is the market. Corn shelters of different makers
warranted to do the work equal to Grain mill
for horse and hand Horse hoes and hand hoes
Vegetable Cutters Sausage filler and Lard Also
large assortment of Shoves Spades, Forks. Hoes Axes
and handles; Cedar Ware, Tubs Buekets Churns Grain
measures, Gram Baskets Rattan and Spln Tafeu and
ed; Garden, Flower and Field sssd gsrranted fresh
promptly attended addressed to the subscriber No.
10 Orange Street, or Is Market Street, Wilmngen;
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NEWARK.
SADDLE and HARNESS MAKING.

lses6AA THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in
&& loTm tLt public that he has AIKEN tho shop form
eIsIlly nsI &c 'epied BY John 4. Todd, at Newark,
HARNESS business. He will keep constantly on hand
every article oonneotel with his line of business which ho
viii dispose of at the lowest cash prices.
- JOHN PERKINS. Jr. 5
their season. Repairing done with and dispatch
may l-ly j, p,
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VOLUME XIX NO. 10
THE TRAVELLER


5oEe = ESAA1nDEhf 8xkh ANO AHWAS.
slsi,ssE=4S Steamer, ST. NICHOLAS, Capt. ENos
-. WHlTKSAR, W IL continue her trips,
9r.nnS o'oSSk for pbii!dePha t9aohng a BEN
Castle. Returning, will leave Philadelphia Msnda y,
Wednesday AVID Friday n O'Clock, A. NJ, touching At
Freight entTnsted to the Clerk will receive prompt at
tention, ~ stages connect with the Boat at Lewes,
from Cherry stone, Va. VIA Drummondown, Horntown,
snow Hill, Bdrlin ana Milsboro'. Also, from Princess
Bennetts Landing ifom Canterbury, Frederick and Mill
lord; also Mahons River, for Dover. ap2l-
FOR PHHLADELPMHA!
nH~s~L ON AND AFTER WENSDAY, Oct. LIST
the rSte rSStteea9boa;s W. ,IWHLLLDIN and
g. NJ, ,Sp SRd PM Leave Phj@lads!pRIa @ from Chestnut
FARE between Wilmington and PhiladelPha, 81 cts.
pored persons, so cents To Chester and Marcus nook
ctl colOred persons Is cents.
FRE1GhT taken at the usual low rates. Shippers Q
particularly requested to send receipts properly filled up
with each lot OF goods. Goods not roce pied for will be
entirely nt the owners rsk Slip receipts be obtained
at the offices atW imington and Philadelphia.
april "a