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Clay, Webster and Calhoun
Also, the exquisite Ideal Bust, " SPRING.
APOLLO and DIANA, in marble. lite size:
together with the following CIR rups ard Sta
tues in Carrara Marble-of the ~.
Struggle for the Heart,
Venus and Apple; Psyche; Magdalen;
Child of the Sea Innocence;
Captive Bird and Little Truant:
With numerous works in Bronze, and collec-
tion of several hundred FINE OIL ENGRAvINGs
by leading artists. .v...-.....,
The whole of which are to be distributed or
allotted among the subscribers whose names
are received previous to the Twcniy-eighth of
January, '57, when the distribution will take
place.
|-~' Terms Of Subscription.
Every subscriber of Three Dollars is entitled
A copy of the splendid steel Engraving,
i" Saturday Night" ,. -.f.
A copy of any of the following So Magazines
one year; also, a copy of the Art Journal, one
year, and a Ticket in the Annual Distribution
of Works of Art. Thus, for every $3 paid, a
person not only gets a beautitnf Engraving OF
Magazine one year, but also receives the Art
Journal one year, and Ticket in the Annual
Distribution, making four dollars worth O
reading matter besides the ticket, by which a
valuable painting or piece of statuary may be
received in addition.
These who prefer Magazines to the Engrav
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following one year: Harper's Magazine, Go
dey's Lady's Book, United States Magazine
Knckerbocker Magazine, t,raham's Magazine
Blackwood Magazine, Southern Literary Mes
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Nafiea

hereby warn all,ipetsohs against trusting
my wife, Maranda Hickman, lon my account
as will pay no debts other contracting.
dec 3i'563bteEah .JACOBHICkMBN.
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0(1F Leave New Castle f.r Phila at 7 30 a. n
Leave Wilmington tor New Cuslle at POS pm.
0r- A Freight Train will run once each way
daily, Sundays excepted.
Persons wishing to obtain Cars to load, m,
give at least two days notice previous to II C
time they are required.
ID. A. SANBORN,
ilG-tf Superintendent Del. Railroad.
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HOPE for the AFFLICTED.
C.. C.. Smiths
VEGETABLE OINTMENT.

tINlllS valuable preparation. for the safe, speedy
l. and eectnal cure OF Cancer Teller Salt -RheuIn,
Old Ealing SOres ScrOIulOus Ulcers Rnnning Sores
Oh the Leg SIRE Breasts Burns and Scalds, Crarked
Chapped Hands, and all diseases Of the skim ia fast
gaining popularity. And why IS SiHplY beratse
II arce pOssessIng genuine inertia preparation
that be relied upon In all To which Is adap-
ted Iii purely vegetable. continuing not the slight!
esl particle Of mineral matter. f.e l..t
The plants OF which u Is composed endowed
with the highest medicinal properties and superior
healing remedy to amy oI .er known The iate
of the globe.
{ r Read what MIR. +. McINALL says"f it; ..
Mr. G.. e.. SMrrH.
Dear ST ~ have sold your Vegetable Ointm, mt
Tor time. and, III OF Tetier 0 The IlnIId,,
have heard universal satisfaction. | can refer persoms
Ocaied near Wilmington, "a the pcrsOns-npOn apply
ing at my store II sells well. and | confidently o
lIeve il has virtue. .
~ F.. ...-. +. MClNALI., Druggist. 's.
aug20-em 40 Market ST., Wilmington. Del. -
z. S.-Al Orders for supplies. To We addressed.
e. e. SMITH, NEwARk DEi-,-soe preprcIur.
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Fall and Winter Dry GOOAs.

Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Cheap for Cash.
KELLEY y BROWN, No. I3 North SECOND st ,
N PHILADELPHIA would particularly call the
attention Of their customers their large as surmenl
Of Fall and Winter Dry (oOIS. comprising in part
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Black Silks, Mons de LANES,
Plaid Cashmeres, BOmhaznes
CObonrgs, Nous tic i}ege.
Alpacas, GiHghams, Prints &c.
Sl1AWLS.
Stella, Rrnche. Long and Square,
Long and Square. Black fhibei,
Blanket, Cashmere, etc.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Blankets. Linen Damask,
Ticklngs. Table Covers,
SheeIingS, Napkins.
COuDtcrpanes. ruwelng, etc.
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
Cloths. CasslmeT;S. Cords, BeavesAeens.
SalineIls, Eesiings Kentucky Jeans. eIc.
FLANNELS.
Red White and Yesw, Bay State Opera
II all widths aud qualities. Sacking, all shades.
Our Goods heing bought aud sold exclusively iOI
Cash. enables To distance all competition.
Purchasers charged but small advance Oh AuctiOl
Cost and No Abatement in Prices
KELLEY y BROWN.
Ne l3 North Second st. above Market. Philada.
| sep2t-3m
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Super Phosphate of Lime.

Super Phosphate OF Lime.
DIPLOMAS have been awarded TO the subscribers
~ for the above article, by The
Pennsylvania State Agricultural 81 ciety.
New Jersey q"
Bucks County
SchuylkI County
Berks County
New Castle County, Del, "
The quality aud high character of preparation is
we'll kn0wIl--it is considered the best an Relia-
bile Manure for Corn Oats Wheat, Potatoes and Grass
not only producing large crops. but permanently I'M
proving the soil 9-PRI(E Sl5 per 1000 lbs (21
per h. Owing TO tho high price of articles ustd in
manufacturing the above, hsve been compelled 10
udvance our price 10 $i5.
CAUTION.-ObserVe that every barrelOiOur article
has our name and that Of Potts a. kleII stamped on
the head.
Pamphlets describing IFS qualities and mode OF using
can be had at our store. or by mall when desired.
liberal deduction made 10 Dealers
agents Wanted.
We have for sale the celebrated PACIFIC OCEAN
GuANO. Smilar I'd that sold by us last seasOI.. and
whirh gave such great satisfaction. ..' 10
CANCERlNE, or FISH MANURE.-A full sup
Iy of this ew and valuable article, to which call
the attention. Of Farmers.
NO D GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN GUANO
constantly ON hand and for sale the lowest rites
ALLEN IL NEEDLES,
No % s. Wharves and 35 ) WWterst.
t. ''' FIRST store above Chestnut ST.. Phila,
0rFarmerseau load al the Water ST. front. and avoid
The crowded wharf. Jy3O Sm.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-03
Doctor Edward ID. DALEY,

~. -oINyIn1, DEL
Has REMOVED to MAIN street, two door
above Commerce, next door to Mr.. II. Carrow'
store, and nearly opposite the Post Office.
OF. Persons calling for him at night will
please ring the door-bell. -...- ~.
February 9th, 1856. !" ~"
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Fall and Winter Millinery.
PAINTS! Paints! PAINTS
philadelphia and NeW York Prices
es Bradford & SleDhens. '.''a

Bradford 81 stephens, '.'' +
TELEGRAPH BUILDING-C Corner of
Third aud Market streets, ~ +.
;. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Have constantly on hand large assortment of
all kinds of PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY,
TURPENTINE, ,VARNISHES, GLUE, SAND
and EMERY PAPER, BRUSHES, &c. p. q.
White and Brown Zinc, g..
man uinctUries. ,iil 49, 49,
-. ] .'.' Oil for Machinery, "
And all Materials and ToolS used bj House, Ship and
Coqch Painters. Grahers, &c.
| House and Sign Painting, ~
and GLAZING. promptly attended 10. SASH fur
iiishod at MI. idiacturer's prices. Onay2l -6m
INS~-aTtE.lsl1E & EaGita.a2gaHN a'fH'.t -
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT no THU WEST.
III ~ sss;l1E 1890

Time between Washington and wheeling but MA
Running bssoeen Washington and Cincinnati 81 hoursl
Through TICK cts ana baggage Checks TO BIO had I'm
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved It's
western connexions now offers the fullest 70 sray
The Northwest, and the Southwest. Ell L9, . z
trains bound West from Baltimore Is always promptly made al
Washington Junction, ateIy called the Relay ouse nine miles
Wasason and Ohio Vsr Baggage through
Wheeling the Washington station and ,eehecked and
through points beyond Tho CONNECTING trains
Washington daily ate, and 4h,p nj on Sundays at the
W1ssns s,sst ssn.s1ion made with the trains Of ne CEN
near Wssns Gamsdss and s
Mansfield and sandusy railroad for sanduy Toledo Detroit
Al Columbus the G. trains eonnse.
q The Latte Miami railroad xenia, ClNCIlNATi LOUIS
a. A' o Dayton Mani to
Hapte, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock Island, Louis, &c
Naichez Orleans, which sold Washington
@ at to nh mail m en- ana a h. Onto
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit, Obi
&C., when Ohio is navsabie between
Whssns and Wsisyis Cory miles, where connection with
Travellers notice that while this is the only route
faa asss az al me- aIa
great West The distance from Washington Cincinnati, is
bu, e5s miles being about 100 miles shorter than BY any other
by through Washington To Wheeling, 90 IS
Columbus, S3 Dayton, SIS SO CINCINNATI S6 Louisville,
by railroad ss 65 by steamer from Cneisnai SIS Indianapo
~ 81 S'Ss s sna I h Oh e
For Frederss and aarpers Ferry arusurg Berkeley Springs,
sSGss and mo
wheeling
n ra from Z, hin R,nor "a
For further information, through tickets ac, apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, al Washington station. , .r
Master of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dG Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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PROTECTED by royal letters patent England secured by
the seals Of Ecoc De Phnnacic DC The Imperial
lege Of Medicine, yiennR "a
rnesomar No IL the remedy for general debility
OF virte decay, all the
qnence arising from an early abuse, &c Its effects eeacous
IN youth manhood, and old the vle would
come impaired, in the deae Of ne N Tesemar
universally adopted NIL physical mpedmeu magic
before ne influence, thus rendering It's invaluable
terng ihe marriage state.
Tnesemar No completely and entirely eadcaes
those disorders which cub~
an nnudo'c for the ruin OF the health Of portion pop
uiafion. gft a5' ~ -
Tresem No the great European remedy for that
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician
mercury TO the inevitable destruction OF the
and which NIL the sarsapalla in the world
Tesemar Nos. l. r. and alike devoid
all nsusc.ns qualities They lay The toilet able
thsir being detected. .#9
Sold In Tin 81 each divided separate doses
minsered by Valpeaui Laismnnd, Rour, &C,
To be had, wholesale and RETAIL N. Barrow No n
Green street. near Canal New YORK. specially appointed
proprietor and pntentec Cor the United
other part OF America Immediately receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow viii forward tho Toscmar part the world
securely packed and addressed according the
writer. =
Retail agents required Terms cash
Nov e--dlyr
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MEMBERS Congress. vsssers Washington
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Passage from Hsw York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin saoon $780, first cabin, lower saloon sllo
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NOTICE Of tho w,.hdraw., Of land. In Wisconsin,.

NOTICE Of tho withdrawal ~ lands In Wisconsin,
In Of approved I'd June, 1885
lie lands TO the sHs Of Wisconsin aid in the
railroads in said State" instructions have been issued nm
nee Withdrawing from market until further orders oil the iard
said State and continuing o the
fore ordered by telegraph on the Goth Of Mey last
Of IN. lands will restored
the
Office OF which restoration % days public notice win given
Washington, This 10Th OF June, A. u. 1885.
THos, A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner,
June l3-law6v Intel, n sfar.1
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TO THE LADtEs.-Mr r. L. HARPER, % Broomheld street
Boston, has rich and
elegant ball dresses Of the
which were 80 universally admired season. AZ
was not then able 70 supply the demand
inform me ladies e, he inst opening fresh supply
which are white, and very for bridal
hso hend dresses coaures earocs, collars
which are IN embroidered black
ETY. of wrasths o. straw flowers, feather flowers.
goods he obtained. ' f~
Rosrov, January s, 1856,
Jan e-9nw2w
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INSTRUCTIONS To pJDprps

THE EARNEST mAN.--I.e and Laborr Of Adonam Jud-
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III. Newhre Of Colds e Life and Adventures.
Dexter Romano.
"ysssau Morton - novel, by Francis rsrkuan
Fnnl Ferroi ~ tale, by the author Of ok Poems
Doc Ningers Evils OF Ysccinson by Q. G. scheerdeck
err,
For sse by TAYLOR A. MAUpy
M~S bookstore, Ninth
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Nassau Hall College OF New Jersey, Princeton.

" Should suld acquaintance be forgot, @a
And never brought 10 min .
Should auld acquaintance be forgot, .
.... And days o. aud lang syne,'
The members of ending in June ls3a
the junior class of endng June 1892 Sopomors
class Of the ending june 1881 the
ending in june 1850, hereby
Washington D. CT by the third OF March,
brighten the links OF OF
nor ude can ever entirely exchange In their
lives greeting and sympathy and 10 lament the unmey
some OF their most promising compeers
preliminary meeting OF the appointed committee win be
States HOTEL Chestnut street, and streets
which those members Of tho
venent invited atcnd
adopted to secure n full an attendance possible "
In tbs time, those whom
good enough TO furnish the secretary the committee by mail
their respective post ofhces. E.#
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ, n,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. D.,
Of PhilsdeIphia Pennsylvania,
J, NEWTON LIGHTNER.
ofLancaster, Pennsylvania
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF Baisto Iron and Giass Works, m. j..
LEWIS w. WAsTlNeTOn, =
.". OF Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
Jour WHrpsAr, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 2I-iawiMar3 fIn,cIieencerl a=
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bers OF the several classes
Visions Of the globes and all
States Of America
casonay between this date and the ID Of March,
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ID. E.
EDWARD II. HrLMpoLp, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 1877 ID street. ..~-
james Williams, No. % AZ street
VI +.a MARINE SURVEYOR. .....
Captain J. T. Levy No. 4Td, Pennsylvania avenue.
.tu ~aa GENER IL SUPERINTENDENT. g...#.# /. h
.E.. -rs .g.,a John Thomson. ar E.#tla taas..,..
The business Of this company win fayoraby with tho
most Of similar institutions n The United snes
1885, the received the Of hun
only forty TX hundred and reported
Win these and g1od The
that the security offered ample and that all fair claims will be I'D
pany have deposited with
MEssRs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN, g. CO., OF NEW YORK
aa Z. .t THEIR BANKERS, aaag -
f@t Cash and premium notes 10 provide an accrulng
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
held by them additional security policy holders for the
II ....e t5 payment Of losses. ss s..aa# Isr
~ Tire i iis 9
HES, AZ asscriptiens Of and their
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BoATs, RAILROADS, aud The usual
sSa e ne @ II ana a
waters.
fixing Them every in construction and
Wal II os asss ,sa adsea and promptly paid
Office northwest corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Seventeenth
Ir,uanee may al.o b effected at the Home Office,
NOrt0est Walaa and Second street, Philadelphia.
New York-A. W. Thompson, No 10 Wall street.
n S1 No y Baltimore slsS street.
Cincinnati-Taylor * Anthony. .m..-....... r. ....
Charleston--J. H. Taylor, No. l2l Il. Bay street.
New Orleans-Earman Doane 5a 7s..F y. s."." 500
Montgomery-Aibeu Williams. .@
Moble-A. c. Waugh. .4..r vs.. 9- .. ~ ......
Pitlsburg--T j. Hunter, No, 80 Water street. ..
Savannah Wilbur, No. Ill Bay
Augustx-Gardey, Whyte, X Co. # ~
A,anta--MaTcus A. Bell.
Trenton--Earr & Cocks.
Fond du Lac--Reben a. Baker. .. ..... "a.
Vicksburg-J. Putnam.
Bunalo-A. Barker.
Memphs-W. j.. Milton.
Delrot--Thomas Palmer & Son.
Milwaukee,. Wellington Hart.
Wellsturg, Vrgnia-Danforth Brown, jr
Erie, Pennsy ivania-Allen A. Craig.
Wyoming, Pennsyi V aBa--R. z. Smith
Lousyie-H. H. Timberake.
Nashvile--Joseph Nash.
Portland ID. Robinson Jr.
Chicago-E p. Ward. .s u.. ....
San Professionalism Biggs.
81 f. general agent south.
Stales . ...r y
principal cities Of the United States by
officers OF the company. t .aa#aa r. " # - #"
June l3-dly 81 t.rtrh.rse .a.g .4#t .g.
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ST. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',

'e" S<H'tf9SVWgt S't"N''N ~o1HNt S"'
THE OF studies
IL oath Thursday
terms r board and tuition $50 payable
ally in advance There charges music drawing
ing and also for Spanish Italian German and Latin The
for the primary department. Of pupils under
800 nnnum. payable half yearly advance.
Letter. Of inquiry should be Addressed 70 the MOTHER sUPE
Maryland -
I'D
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United States Mails.

PosT orrror DEPARTMENT, June 2, 1856.
PROPOSALS for carrying United from the LIST day
OF October the Both June 1885, following
In Tennessee will be received
parmon in the city OF Washington until O.
August next, to be decided the day. vlzt
No. $3.50 From Concord Depot Ten, Louisville miles and
back, three times week. =
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
on arrival Of train from Kpor viile--say a a m;
Arrive at Louisville by ~ m;
Leave Louisville Mosday, Wednesday, and Friday ut 2
Arrive nj Concord Depot by 4 y m.
Proposals for sir trips week invited.
~ INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
No win be made for trips performed
omissions not satisfactorily explained three
he deducted. For after schedule
excused fourth Of the for the trip
snnuIcd for repeated violating
once laws for dsobeyins departments
The Postmaster General order OF pro
,ao He the schedule
vded The rnnnnr time be not dmnshod ALSO he curia tho
service discontinue altogether rata decrease
service dispensed with,
No increased pay will be allowed for excess any, actual
advertised distance the points be supplied
stated The contracts to be executed BY the LIST Of September
NEXT JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
June 7-law4wt
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[No. bs2l
Hy the presldent Of One United states.

IN pursuance oflaw FRANKLIN PIERCE President Un
public viii be held ms undssaoned land oheeA,
' q Michigan a. ss Is sSIs s
day. me fourteen day Of July next for ne disposal q Tie public
townships, via
Eoy4 u TIE base line Of As praoipa Hsyiiiaa
TIE ANDs situated ia si1 township orseyen Of
sections sasaty eight and nias, township Oy6 o.
1--WE and in section thirty three, township foraSs ofrahgs
Township forty nine, ofranse ten,
Townships forty nine aud any Of eleven.
Townships onylhree, iofyss forty seyen' and of
Tcwnsh hree forty s1 range twenty
tnJee. ss., a
Townships Ioas and lor,yye, range twenisiI.
rSwnsSps fay eight forty nine, and my one, ofranse thirty
Townships forty eight, orynns. any, and any Of range
Town.hIps any, Any one, ,hirlsir
The vacant uaappropaed lands in twenty twenty
be anS s sns Dno%S commencing on MoS %
fourth day q Angus, next, for The disposal o. hs public lands 81
viz a
NORTH Of the base line and Of principal idian
Township ihiriy-seven of range twenty, seven
Townships hirty-iou thirty nvo, OF range twenty eight
Townships thirty four and thdy five, Of range wen'ynine
NORTH Of and Of the principal msridian
TWO, three, thiriee and twenty four township
hiry four range twelve, township
nn liz ss efsf sesom a as sS
thirty, twenty thirty three
lhirty-Iour township thirty one, OF the
appropriated the OF schools, military and
purposes together with those swamp and oveIowsd lands
thereby If any, granted to the State
the enable The Arkansas and
'swap lands within their limits approved
September %, 1885, uI be crclidsd from the sales.
The offering ofhe above lands viii be commenced the days
appointed, proceed which they
Used DESPATCH until whole shall have been
closed sale shall be open
private the lands
until after The expiration Of the Two weeks
of Washington, this n day Of
April, Domni thousand eight hundred and my
BY the Presidents aa.ag FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
i a,n.n t,o Eanara Iandn Aca
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h. III. GILL ET,
Councillor at Lap,

Has removed his Office his esid in Franxlin Row. corner
will devote his atten
principally in supreme Court
Having concerning patents he will
opinions arising before
the Once appeals chief justice assistant
District Columbia and will also assist in the
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents
He will written opinions and arguments for
having
claims before any board established for their
adjudication.
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virginia Land.

1921 wood land u wen wsrcd and has
plenty land The rarosd plank road boih
through it, distance miles, and
The same fromO Orange Court house.
The whole he had for Eve dollars acre
onethrd cash u be divided 10 suit purchaser ~ hEnes
price. Apply r. r. THOM,
June 3-isw5m fredericksburg Virginia,