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Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
Fali &Wmter Goods: 1855.
IAMUEL BUZBY,


No. IA MARKET St, WILMINGTON. DEL.
HAS Just received large assortment Of new and
III desirable DRY GOODS, as follows: ~.
50 ieces best Frensh Mennoes. IS 70 81 so per yd.
BeauliuI plain and new style Silks; ..,.. ..t....,
"a pieces nch Black Silk, 75e 10 81 per yard "a
AlwaysOa hard, afatl assortment OF Olher rich Black
Good. b.. ~ ......- IL: ,t.E..;
De Beges. Cobourg and Madonna Cloths l2a TO IS cts
Elegant rich new style Paris DeLaines
--latest style American and English Calieoes,
Grape al,d all the new Shapis Of the season,
Elegant french and Swiss Enbseidery-a fnlf assort-
lnent; $50 ..". $50 : t4sa .t'.'. , 80
The best makes Welsh and American FlanneIs.
Towelfags. Table Lanens and SheetBgs-sll widths |;
Cloths. Csssmeres, Veslings and SaIlnetis, #..' B
ountepanes Blankets and fiekiRgs OF superior make.
New Yofk Miils, WiIiamsviile an other superior
make. "+- -~s
Richardson and s,her superior Irish Linens 81 90
per yard. - <tt - -
ct Ingram Nenitaaand Rag Carpetings;
OIL Ciohs 34Ihs w yards wide, cui 10 al halls and
room '. - ~ - $50 - ',sii' 1897
sa- ORDERS promptly attended 20. and all Goods
sold al the lowest cash prlces ssss., a.. sez4-3sa
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s THE undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, DEL. for the
Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE, and
has now on hand, for sale, number of very de-
sirable FARMS and other Real Estate. =.
CT He also Rents Farms and Houses, col
lects rents and money, and does all and every
kind of business in bis line on the most reason
ahla terms -.
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H. TO THE PUBLIC, =. :.
iiRO0t & Shoe Making.

rSsl j. W. ToLSON respectfully informs
"A the citizens of Smyrna, and surrounding
! N~ecountry, that he is prepared with the
most experienced and best workmen to do all
work with which he may be favored, in the best
manner. Having many years experience, he
Hafters himself that he can, turn out as good
and neat Boot, Shoe, Cater, &C., as can be
imported to this place. A good fit guaranteed,
and satisfaction given in all cases. i> .r4a1
b REPAIRING neatly done and promptly at.
tended to. Call at the shop in Main street, op.
posite Mr. Foxwelrs HoteLna a1nalI .oeLk
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Paper Hanging,and Painting

the undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens Of SMYRNA aad she public generally. that
he prepared 40 do all kinds Of HOUSE and SIGN
PAINTING. GLAZiNG, and PAPER iiANGiNG.ar At
The sioses mice aud upon The most moderate terms
lie has residing llhis tswa the last yeass.
an give ihe bsst references 10 regard 10 the exc
ea'sou ta has mork Z a-tsA' --,.s..v
sr iaiI at ,as new Gothic Frame H'sus~ on Com
'n''rse street. { Att REUBEN r. srEW4kf.IE
sera ~. .aastsaalaga g sl..a Smyrna. i,eli
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

1,Hf gennine LlNIMENT nor the URE Of
Il WiEU NATlSM. sPRAINs. STR AIMS sfad
fhfSfEss. .Ft.Er. prrparcd by the Subscriber. can
he fsuni nj The old ests hiished and cheap Fanily
i,rax ssose ss DAVID isssckw0oD, Who y the sois
apaau WILLIAM III. START.
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FR II IG MI IL
- a. =.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

THE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna 10
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS and FREiG lit ofalL kinds.
He will also run his Wagons to and from Smyr,
ma LaEding, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds ofFrieght brought by the Vessels; Bgicks,
Iron, Wood. Coal Lime, Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing banling done will have it
promptly attended TO, and at reasonable rates,
oy calling onthe subscriber. ~ /.
80 h"e ,''a.'1.i baal pnt JOS. c. C.sGRIFFITH. /
or letters and small packages confided to
my care will be promptly delivered 'wishou.
CHARGE nslisas .agiD .oa1iai zfaag ,. 9. c.
feb I3-tf boiai .Ia Vi aia.,nq -7sb,o ~, ~
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/, r. =, A CAMPAIGN PAPER. Coo.
THE DOLLAR EXPRESS

THE DOLLAR EXPRESS.
To meet the constantly increasing demand
for q lpapers which during the Presidential cam
paign viii keep fully informed upon the points
TO be discussed in the Presidential canvass, the
proprietors of the aNew York Express'' pub
lish campaign paper, at price so low as TO
place it in the hands Of every man who desires
''''f TrRms by z THE HB MhoosrH-Cruss.
Twenty copies for = $l.50n
Thirty |" /" Its
Fifty or over,-, 80 800
And free copy to the getter up Of the club
All sent TO one address. "4'-' ~~sf
A single copy to an address, Fifty Cents for
six months; or One Dollar per annum.
All letters should be addressed TO ]. & K.
BRooIss, corner of Wall and Nassau streets,
The daily Express is published at 81 per year
The Semi-Weekly Express at a"4 o a"ee'
The Double Sheet Weekly at ="
Specimen copies sent to any address free o
charge. cria shaas 10000 - l7a. a..-t e
or. Paper sent for a single month on th'
above terms, and in the same proportion fo
any length Of time, .s..,,...ez
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
Ladies' Fancy E'urs.

TOHN FAREIRA No 2SI MARKET Street. above
J Eighth. Philadelphia. Importer. Manufacturer
and Dealer in all kinds and qualities Of Fancy FURS
for Ladies and Children. J. +. wOald call the llIen-
ton of The Ladies and others to his immense assOr
ment being the direct Importer aud Manufacturer OF
aft my FUkS I feel cOnfdeht in saying that can
offer the greatest Inducements those want. and at
the Time will have of the largest assoIimenIs
IT, select from.
SIorekecpers and the trade will please give me a
call before purchasing, as my Wholesale department is
well supplied 10 meet The demand for every article in
the Furline ana at the lowest possible manufacturers
prices. .- .' JOHN FAREIRA
sclO-fm 2SA Market street. PhIlaia.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
,'1 f, !, 30 M. AVISE'S ".,' 81
ses -.saas 2 CHEAP i5iis : i-.ttt
. Watch and Jewelry Store,

NO. 20 North SECOND street Opposite the Mount
q 1sf Vernon House,, Philadelphia. !" " =. :
9s1N Gold Lever Watches. fGif jeweled. Is X
E\.acsses, s28; Silver Lever do, do, $I2; Silver
V. - Lepne do. 90: Quarter s5 10 s7; Cold Spec
. tscies, "a 50 10 SO; silver do, OIL so; silver
Tablespoons per set Slf to SIS; silver desert spoons
~ To ID; silver teaspoons o. rs to 81 so Gold Pens
and Gold Cases IS IS to IS Gold Pens and silver
81; togesher with variety OF fine Gold Jewslry,
Geld Cafo, Guard and Fob Chaias. All goods war
rsnted 10 be represented. Watches and yewelry
repaired IN the best manner. Also. Masonic Marks,
Pima, &c. made 10 order. D.
N. B--AH orders sent by Eaaal OF oaherwise.. wiil
lie psompsly attended 70, ss24.ly
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EOrnSaIe or Rent.

49, TNIlREE very excellent and convenient
MA,id i DWELLING HOUSES-two on Pearl
slliiIl aud one on Commerce street West Smyrna
~A-- Also, for sale very cheap. a lumber of fine
BUILDING LOTS, Of any sized front, TO SUIT pur-
chasers. Apply In
}. K. WILLIAMSON,
.t....' ..'' Carpenter and Builder,
seIO-7w West Commerce st. Smyrna Del
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UNITED STATES MAIL
DELAWARE AND MARYLAND.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Ancust 70 Is5G
DROPOSA Is i0raarryng the 4, rliteI 81 ltes Mails
l. from November LIST, 1870, 10 the 3ulh of lime
lShO ON the following route, IN the manner hcfe,n
sperlied. will be received the Contract Office nt tL
Post Otlce Department IN The city OF Washington nnI,l
IL, IN, OF the lsl Ui OcIOber 1885, t. be decided an,
the nsxtday:
No. 3Sl9. From Smyrna Station Del on The Delaware
rdIlrOad, by kenlOn, Tempcville. Md
and GreGnsbOro'. tO'Illlshoro' abonl 35
miles and back, daily, excepl Sundavv. in
IWOhOrsc coaches. =
bidders Will prOFOse Il heduIe which will connect
with the trains on the road buh ways; ais, with
the trains ON The railroad both WAYS; also with tha
mail on route No. 3Sl7. at lhllsbarO =
NOFE-Prop0slls must be guaranteed bv two re-
spOnsble persn!s ccr'iied - such by the pOsfmos
Ter al Smyrna, Dover, GFrcushpr,. Hhlshoro or Den
ton, and contracts, with approved silrcllrs rnusi ba
eXeaa1ed by the success .H bp er hS uf he or, he Isl
OF November. 1876 BIDS siUttd tie addre ssed Ia Ihe
- Second Assistant Postmaster General" superscribeJ
" PropOsais for No. dSi9"
For form OF bd guarantee. and hficate also for
INSTRUCTIONS. requirements, Ne, pamphlet adj err
tIseinent for mail service IN Delaware MARYLAND
PrnnsyIvanIa and New Jersey, dated January The
IOIh. 1856 which will be found with the poSlIn;sfrrs
ah"ve hamed. who Wll also furnish blank uro,u,s, N
10 those wishing 10 bud.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
sepi''4w Postmaster General.
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Fall and Wimter Dry Goods,

Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Cheap for Cash. '''',' -
VELLEY d BROW N, No. ~ NORTH SECOND st..
N PHILADELPHIA. poad particularly call The
slIenIIOn OF their customers 10 their large assorImsn
Of Fall and Winsef Dry Goods. com Isisnig IN part
t. ~. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. NJ i;h
Black silks. Nous de Eaines, -"F
Plaid Cashmeres, Bombazines
CObourgs, Nous de Bege, 35u
Alpacas. Gisghams, Prints, &c.
Stella. BroeA.. 0HfcfS me JLons and Square. j ,
Long and Square, !, Black fhibeE
Blanket, Cashmere, etc.
Blankets. = YS"ieT = IfnsnaDaraask.'
Tiekinss, ...-,is 81, Table Cevers..J Oh
cosSaeTps.e., cossSaSsi TosaRs To@siing, etc. VI
0 Mems AND BOYS WEAR
Cloths Cassimerss. Cords, Beaveltesns. -
Satineits, Vestings. Kentucky Jeans, etc.
-'. ~. q. t..- -. FLANNELS. 90
Rid, White and Yellow. Bay State Opera
ia al widths add qualities. Ssekng, in all shades
Our Goods being bought and sold exclusively Cor
Cash. enables as 20 distance all competition.
Purchasers charged but a small advance on AUCTION
COsi and No Abatement in Prices-
a. KELLEY d BROWN. -
~ North Second st. above Market, Philada.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
FOR SAIL.

FROM is 10 10000 feet PINE BOARD
at the, Camp Ground on Smyrna, CiEeuit will D
sold cheap, in lotsio suit purchasers.
gsiss4saaA Apply, toia ;IJAS.fT3EARSON.)or
sepl74t .yssliO JACOB asNiLI1IA AAiSg
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
Grain and all kinds of COum-
,U.i.. tEyi Produce Wanted.

IN.II tFyl III lFfONICC w anIeN.l
THE subscriber will pay the highest market
prices, in Cash, for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats,
Beans, Flaxseed, Chickens, Eggs, peachesI Ap-
pies and all kinds Of County Produce deliver
cd at the Railroad Depot, Smyrna Station, or
at their store on Commerce street. . p. S..
DONOHO & SUTTON.
/" sept 10 80. Am. .-'' '..' t''.' .......'. ..'
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y. APE r. a.

In - - N@AN -
Z bE. e. MARST0N, Practical Paper Hanger
of Philadeiphia, would respectfully inform the
citizens Of SMYRNA and vicinity, that he il
prepared aeIexeeuse PAPER HANGING in all
its various branches, and scan be found at the
Hotel Of '1Rosf l.. CaHoos, where Patterns Of
pspcr may be seen. Sept. 10, ,'56 2w.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
WILL BE SOLD,
The following property, to wit


NO.l.-Is that well known Steamboat Landing Farm.
.SK-A near the mouth of Duck Cresk contain.
aasnHG ing $50 ACRES, 100 OF which is eua
banked marsh or meadow. and 40 acres Of upland
balance good moving marsh. Buildings Is.ge. new
and good Out.building capable Of sta bling twenty
horses Barn. Sheds &c, large and good. This farm
has many inducements 10 those wishing 10 purchase,
and will be sold on very reasonsble ters,s. .....
H8S NO. 2--lHa MILL, and FARM Of IS Acres.
Na5a two miles irem Smyrna! Will be sold togo
- - ther or separate, as desired. The land is of
goOd quahty and In good condition; well adapted To
Trucking and peach growing! 1..i 80. '.'a
NO. is a FARM in Appeq unimink hundred
containing $50 Acresi 80 of Woodland Buildings
toeabisi land in good state of cultivation and will
be sold on very accommodate 4 terms. b j. e.
.E NO. 4-25 ACRES of Ian 1. as miles from SMYRNA
through which the Delaware Railroad runs well
adapted 70 the culture Of peach trees or trucking
Sf7s.s NO 5-is large Brick Dwelling IN the
Miii Town OF Smyrna, with Back Buildings. all in
HH iu good condition. 10 is situated on Commerce
street. above Main, and will max q good busi.
Ha''NU O. Is new Frame Dwelling on Methodist
street. so by 2S feet. IN good order. 80" 4tt'iH
NO Ills FARM Of 227 Acres, sir miles from
Smyrna; 20 acres Meadow Land. 30 eoi Young Tim.
ber i6 Of yoHRg chesnut timber. detached from The
iarm. The lest is arabic Ian !. under good fencing
and IN COED state of cultivation well waered good
buildings. win apple orchard and other fruits
NO..-fs a FARM of 2O0 Acres, four miles from
Smyrna. on the road leading 10 thu Head Of Sassafras
There have been rsceaty 5000 bushels of lime put
on the farm besides four ions Of Peruvsn GuanO and
other Fertlizsrs The buildings are all new and in
good order. This is very desirable Farm. -
q NO. "a FARM Of 100 Acres, four miles from
s%yras ha. been lined and ia an pretty good comb
NO. l0--'i50 ACRES Of Land, four miles from
smyrna, 5lO OF which is cleared, and high
OF cultivation, 40 Of Woodland, through which the
Delaware ksilroad runs. There are lao buildings.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

Change,of Time.
ssssssGH;gHssssb ON and after Friday, Aug
Is!S htssA LIST, 1856, Passenger Trains
EsssSz:f4sssSssAssz 4sssSSssAsszS1L will leave as follows:
M ID M
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Summer Arraugemcut.

Dela,6are, NeiO Casile, Whining ton q. French
tOwn Railroads. -
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of a decree of the Hon. P B. Hop
per- Judgeiof the 9TH. judicial circuit of Md,
thesnndersigned, as trustee,wil ex pose to pub
lie sale, on TUESDAY,, the 7th dan of Octo-
Der, 1886, at the tavern porch of John Mcdaniel,
ESQ, IN ChestertoWn. at | l n,clnck q m
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
A Medical stand and Valuable
i Land for sale.

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mo. 1881
Notice

Of Wahdrawdl of Lands in Louisiana
TN of the act Congress- approved Sd June 1856
State OF Louisiana, 70 ard the con
strcon instructions have just
land ocess 70 continue the
following described lands In their respective
hc prescribed limits oil eecuoh
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph on m
3lst OF May last, viz
Office NArcHrrocHKs, all lands in the district er as
folows: " ..E " " aa
Townships to 10, inclusive, of range4
Townshps9 TO 10, inclusive, OF range S.
Townships 10 II, inclusive, Of range 6.
Townships IL TO a. inclusive of ranges and 8, and
Townships 10 and IA, of ranges and 10.
Office all lands in the district situated in town
ships Inclusive which lie least and in tow
inclusive, between
OrELousAs the district situated north
Of principal meridian, together with
the oiowng
Township NORTH OF ranges and east.
Townships TO south, inclusive OF ranges and west
inclusive, 4, and
Townships and 2 south, Of ranges aud west.
Townships south, Inclusive, Of ranges and ea
Townships TO IL SOUTH inclusive, OF range east 4
Townships 70 south, inclusive, OF range 4 east
Townships IA south, inclusive Of range east.
Townships to Is south, inclusive, OF range o east
Together with all tho townships east Of east and south Of
township south.
the lands in the district situate between
ranges east and 10 east. "~a# .
Once at NEW oRLEAKs townships situated between
ranges IL and Of the Mississippi and the
following lying vest Of the Mississippi river, viz
Townships 10 to 10, inclusive OF ranges 10 and l3.
Townships IL TO 49, inclusive, between 10 and IL
Townships 10 49, inclusive between 10 and 90 and
Townships IL 10 H. inclusive, lying east OF range H.
my hand Land Once, city OF
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
June 9O-Iaw6w tIntel star Commissioner.
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"shoud auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought MIN
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
Aud days o. aud lang syne."
The members of senior ohe ending June 1889
the junior class of the ending in June 1892 the Sophomore
class Of the ending june 1884, the Freshman
year ending June, $780, hereby requested assemble
Washington, d. Co. by the third Of March, 1857
brighten the the oflove which
tide entirely exchange In
lives greeting and sympathy, and lament the unmey
OF their most promising compeerr. #E
preliminary messing n he seifappon,ed committee will b.
HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth and Fifth
members classes whom may
venent invited 10 nend when the will
adopted full an attendance possible.
In whom this addressed
enough furnish the secretary
| respective post Offices.
| EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
| of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER G. HART, M D.,
| OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Apeghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF Basn Iron and Glass Works, Nj,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JoHs wrIpals, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 97-lawtMar3 GIntellgencefl
All newspapers civilized
ed this their editorial
be Of the several classes scattered through the four
visions globe and all throughout United
staes OF America requested give a,uous insertion
casonay between this date and the Sd OF March, A. 1851
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MEmBERs OF Congress and vis,ters TO Washington
and Stationery Store, street, they
requirements. Their stock In addition bs following
comprises
and
New books received m.diateiy IN publication
Weekly imporsrops from England
Csthouns Works, O volumes
yefsrson's Works, volumes
Websers Works, q vo's,, autograph edition
Bvorsts Orations and Speeches, volumes
Csys Private Correspondence, volume
o. =. rran,sss Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bancroft's History OF the United States, volumes
Batesmanx Manual, volumes
Fickey's Constitution, volume
Seferson's Manual, 4 volume
The Constitutions OF the United States, volume
Riots Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marsh's Orators and Statesmen, l volume
story's Works, volumes
Live. Of Chief Justices OF the United
Liehes Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wirt's Life Of Patrick Henry, volume
Hsnpedy- Life Of Writ volumes
GSriand's Life OF John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
DE Tocsnsvilie's Democracy in America, l volume
The Fed-ralist volume
Grimhes Nature and Tendency institutions, volume
Csvcys Past Present, and Future, volume
Seamans Progress Of Nations, 4 volume
hcEiigou's American Debaer, volume
Future Wealth Of America, volume
Smiths Wealth of Nations, volume.
Fveyv French station oSy
The hrsst qualities, the lowest prices Z
Visiting engraved printed with greatest rrompude
TAYLOR &MhURyfs,
Dec7-dn Near 9th strs-s.
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PROTECTED by patent Of Enelans secured b
The seals OF Eooe dc Phafmace de Paris and the Imperial Col
loge of Medicine, Vienna. "
ruesem No Is the remedy for general aud oca, debility los
Of vra decay, all the distressing
quences arising from early abuse sc. M effects eeacou
in youth manhood and old the vie powers would
Impaired the decline Of fife " the Tresemar
universally adopted all physical impedimenls vanish like
before It's influence thus rendering is invaluable
tering the marriage
Tescmar No completely and entirely eredcates all
disorders which cubehs
andote r the ruin OF the health Of portion Of the
uiafon. +.
Tnssemar No lis the European remedy for that class
disorders which, unfortunately English physician viii
inevitable destruction Of the PATENTS constitution
and which all tho ssr-aparin in the world
Tesema No. q and alike devoid Of SMELL and
All naoseans qualities They may lay on the toilet table without
their being detected I#.st#..r -aE
Sold 80 divided into separate doses nd
minrtered by yalpeau, Lallelmand, Rour, sc,
To be had, retail Mr. a. A. Barrow, No II
Green street. Canal New York, specially appointed by The
proprietor and agent for the United States and ever
other part Of America Immediately receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow viii forward the Tiesrmar part Of the world
packed and addressed according the instructions Of the
writer,
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov o-dlyr .
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Stopping Southampton both going returning they
other rot'e, for the economy OF time and money.
Passage from HeW YOrk 10 soutAanapioH and bremen.
First cabin saloon, 1885, cabin, saoon sIlO
second do, 900. n. ~ ... ~. go. .s -. ~
All letters aud newspapers through the post ONCE
NO bills ladng will parcels
sailing. .#.H. 4'.... VI 7. III E... a..
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each ship.
Fortnight passage, apply -~
-aa- 20. H. SAND, IL South William al, MY.
u A HEINEkEN Co., bremen.
CHOSKEY x Go Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, HavTe. @ #
gT-dIy
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Tinae between washington and Whesiia. but l7i
haurss 8a .sal E77ta laW
Through Tickets and nsSssgs Check. 20 be had in
HE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved ils
western Offers the fullest Inducements
Northwest, and Southwest. =
The exion from Washington and the
washington junction, aiely called the Relay House, nine miles
Washington and Ohio Baggage through
wheeling Washington station Transferred
through tickets for points beyond The connecting
Washington daily ate, m and Az, p m; on sundays the
Wheeling CEN
Whseins through Cambridge zaaesvIie, and Newark
wa6es and anassy Ioaa for oss ae
Chicago st. Louis, &c. 4.s IL .l ...al agz E
Of The Lutte Miami ,airsaS to xena, GiNciNsAT IoUis
Willie, &e Al xenia, Little Miami railroad, counexion is
as w, ss Heck LOUIS e
Naehez, New Orleans, which also sold Washington
transferred Cncnna to the mail steamers on the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
caso &c. tickets navgable between
Wheeling and Wesye tfoIty miesJ where with
Travellers notice that while this is the only
aaodlng through tickets and checks IN washington is also the
great West The distance from Washington Cincinnati
$50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
by through Washington Wheeling, 50 IS;
railroad sis e2 from Cneianal sis lndianapo
81 S
For Frederick aarpsrs Ferry Maransburs Springs
camAerland Bedford Springs, Piedmont Oakland and
train from washington n...- -a.- .-..-..
ror further inorma,ion through tickets &c., apply TO TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. - \ .-#a y.
{ ".@. Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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TILE osLY OWE AurnoR,zEpl-rne Rob Of On. 30

THE ONLY ONE AUTHOHtzEDt-The Rob Of DR. BOY.
VEAU LAFFECTEUR IL far the rirups Of Cust
pslIa similar remedies radically
without mercury all affections Of skin crofua the
~ ifch ulcers critical
period Of fe and hereditary acrmony OF humo A. depura
tive powerfully sfcsciour caarrhs of the binder, In CON
snd other the arising from abuses Of
Injections soundnes A. syphitc the Rob In
diseases ensuing from the
Of basa o. cspavs or cubebs oom injections which only Pe
virus without neuraznG a. The Rob Hoyvean above a
recommended In yphc stand
ns and which resisted the Of mercury the odurn
denesi agents United Gabriel Blon5in esq,
Wsm New York Tor Wholesale orders Guilot DuconEe
New Orleans, senfp, San Francisco.
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

THE session
24h and terminates Thursday June
board and tuition $3.50 anpn payable
There drawing
and also for Spanish Italian German, and Latin The
fr the department composed pupils under
500 payable half yearly In advance.
Letters Of inquiry should addressed the MOTHER sUPE
RIoR Of g. Josephs Academy Emmitbug, Frederick county
Maryland. .....
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