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Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
MERCANTILE.
Closing Out Summer Stock.


A Ill OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK of RICH
- SUMMER DRESS GOODS, closing out
below cost preparatory TO stock-taking.
BLACK SILKS.
Our Black Silks arc acknowledged to be the
cheapest in the city. 1t is novelty for any
one to look at them without purchasing. Fam
cy Silks, Striped and Plaid, Silk Robes, bar
gain.
Barcgcs, Grenadines, Tissues, Organdies,
Lawns, Chalies, closing out.
Enbroidcrics, Hosiery, Trimmings, CAM
brics, Muslns Of all kinds for Busqucs
Sheeting, Shirting, &C., at wholesale prices.
Purc Linen from 2j cents up.
OIL CLOTHS
Very great assortment of Table Oil Cloth,
Stair Oil Cloth, Cloth Piano and Table Covers,
Stair Rods, Carpets, Mats and Mating, &c.
SIlAWIS, MANTITLAS, &c.
Buyers will find it to their interest to call
and examine our stock before purchasing else
where, as our expenses are not onc-half of
AIRY other establishment doing the same amount
of business; consequently, we can afford to
sell cheaper.
G3- Terms cash only, and no msrepresenta-
tions made to effect sales.
Bargains receiving daily from Philadelphia
and New York Auctions, Manufactures and
other sources, ut STERNBERGER'S
Well-known Store for Bargains,
4G5 South Second Street, below Christian,
PHtLtpELPlIIA. Recollect, on the east side
OF the way. ap25-tf
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
CHANGE OF HOUR.
For Philadelphia and LeWes.

feen" b ON and after TUESDAY Sep
ss&&s4it s&s4 1tA445gSS tcmbcr 10Th, the Steamer ST.
zzs==s-f=ssses NICHOLAS, Capt. WnTEcAR,
will leave LEWES for phladephia. - :!
TncsdaN. ri.'rsday and saturday morning, at
- o'clock, touching at Benefits Landing at
- O'Clock, Mahon'S River at 81 O'Clock, and
Port Penn and New Castle. Returning, will
leave Arch Street Wharf for Lewes on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at - o'clock, A. NJ,
touching at the above named pWccs, and ar
riving ut Mahou'S River, between II and |
o'clock, +. NJ. and Benefits Landing between
| and . clock, p. NJ.
Freight entrusted TO the Clerk will receive
prompt attention, and must be paid on dclive-
ry. or when called for.
STAGES connect with the Boat at Lewes.
from Cherry Stone, Va, via Drummondtown,
IIorntown, Snow Hill, Berlin and Millsboro'
Also, from Princess Anne, via Salisbury, Lau-
rel and Georgetown; also, at Bcnnett'S Land
ing from Canterbury, Frrdcrica and Milford
also, 1T Mahon's River, for Dover and Camden
Spu1Q-tf
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY,
MIDDLETOWN, DEL.

TAMES B. MCDOWELL, Principal, assisted
~ by thoroughly qualified Teachers.
The Winter Session of 81 weeks, will COM
mence on the first Monday of November.
The course of Instruction is comprehensive
and thorough, embracing the various branches
of good English Education, with Ancient and
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing, &c.
EXPENSES for Winter Term, $S5 or 500, with
the usual charges for German, French, Music
or Drawing.
This Academy is situated in one Of the most
healthy, moral and beautiful agricultural dis
tricts in the Middle States, and combines the
advantages of easy access by Railroad, with
sufficient privacy for study. 1t is believed that
very few places offer equal advantages for re-
tirement and mental Improvement.
For references or particulars, address the
Principal at Middletown, New Castle County,
Delaware. sop9-2nl
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
JOHN WIN. GUIREY & CO.,
3 A N K. z RS,

B A N K e RS,
DEMOYED to No. 81 South Fourth Street,
IA Philadelphia, draw upon, remit to and
collect upon every point in the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
Collections settled with promptness at cur
rent rates of Exchange, tetthoat charge.
Foreign and American Coin furnished, for
Shipping and Custom House purposes.
Draw upon the ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND,
(by authority.) LONDON, &c, and furnish EX-
change available IN any part Of the BnlTlsH
SEVEN PER CENT (Now York rlte.) paid de-
positors on Current account, and the highest
rate on Time account.
Stocks bought and sold at the Brokers'
Boards, in this City, Boston, New York and
Baltimore.
Business paper and Loans negotiated.
The latest Quotations Of Stocks and Sccu-
rites throughout the United States can be seen
at the Office. apl"tdeclST
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

t. A train will also leave New Castle for
Philadelphia at A. NJ, and Wilmington for
New Castle at 2.0S p. NJ.
lCF' Trains for Baltimore, leave Wilmington
at 1929, $40. A. NJ, 2.05, 5.42 and 9.l5P. NJ.
Trausfor Wilmington and Philadelphia. leave
Baltimore at s. 8.46, l.0G, A. NJ, ) & G.5l, p. NJ.
e. \ Freight Train will run once each way
daily, Sundays excepted.
Persons wishing to obtain Cars to load, must
give at least TWO DAYS NOTICE, previous
to the time they are required.
: aEa A STAGE will leave Cam
G5F "A terbury on the arrival Of the
szzzAi l3g.8zSS morning Train, for Denton and
Easton, Nd, arriving at Easton the same even
ing Also leave EaSton in the morning to
connect with the 5.0j 7. ". train from Milford
Junction.
A STAGE connects At Bridgeville with the
Morning train up and Evening Train down, for
Georgetown, Berlin and Snow Hill.
D. A. SANBORN,
oc2l-tf Supt. Del. r. r..
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
FURS !! FURS +!

NNTILLMARTII, N. +. Corner Eighth and
wv Arch Streets, Philadelphia has opened
his splendid stock Of FANCY FURS of every
description for Ladies and Children, and wishes
the public to examine them before purchasing
elsewhere as they are all manufactured under
his own supervision, he warrants them to be
perfect in every respect and as cheap as those
of any other establishment in the city. He
has also on hand a magnificent assortment Of
styles, Beautifully frmmed also; e&gfy f te variety Sst
of Moleskin and Felt Hats for Gents. Ladies'
Riding Hats; Umbrellas &C., all Of which will
. be sold at prices TO suit the most careful pur.
chasers.
N. BAH persons purchasing goods at this
establishment for friends out Of the city can
have them exchanged not suited.
w. G. WILIMARTH,
n. +. Cor. Eighth and Arch Streets,
oel4-3m Philadelphia.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
LEAF TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
DENSLOW & CO.,

81 SOUTH FRONT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and Whole
" sale Dealers in all kinds of LE.4F TOB.4C-
co, M.4NUF.4CTURED T0BACCO, IND
CIGARS.
Have constantly on hand and for sale low, all
kinds of American and Spanish Leaf Tobaccos,
selected with special reference to Manufacture
ers' use.
All articles sold, warranted to be as repre-
sented, and every opportunity offered for ex-
animation.
Purchasers at distance can send their or
ders, and rely upon being as faithfully served
as if,the goods were selected in person.
oc2l-tApS
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
CORNER OF THIRD AND FRENCH sTS.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
CSeIIES GREGG & BOWIE, would respect
&ss6fully announce to their friends and the
B,ublic that they have taken the shop of the late
Alexander IamSon deceased, corner Of Third
stnd French Streets, where they will keep CON
stantly on hand and manufacture 20 order
CARRIAGES Of every description, which cam
not be surpassed for durability, ncatncss and
elegance of finish, by any establishment in the
State or elsewhere. They feel confident from
their long connection in this establishment,
with the late proprietor that its celebrity
throughout the country will be upheld by them.
None but the best worImen are employed, and
the best material selected, and all work is done
with the greatest care, and conducted under
our own immediate superntcndance.
Persons wishing to purchase would find ii
to their advantage to give lis Il call.
o. Repairing carefully attended to.
ianl-1y
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
LADIES' FANCY FURs.
Rrauser's Portable Cider Mills.

49, THESE superior CIDER MILLS can
~ still be furnished, of improved construc-
ton and finish. Their grinding apparatus is
peculiar and gives them an advantage over all
other Mills. b. the action of two reciprocal
ting pistons the Apples are forced up against
the teeth of a rapidly revolving cylinder and re-
tanned there till ground to fine pulp; which
of course Yields more juice when subjected to
pressure, than if the pomacc was coarse. The
screw press has been greatly improved and
strengthened since last year, and the whole
frame is tightened by strong joint bolts. 1t is
adapted either to hand or horse power, or can
be worked to the extent of six to eight barrels
per day, PASCHALL MORRIS & CO.,
Implement and Seed Store,
scpa6 tmrf It'll and Market, Phila.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
b. o. wAPLES'
LIVERY STABLEs

LII Il II y L "A Is II Ii y,
Corner Of LochtrmaN 81. ond Gore,nor's .lrenuc,
DOVER, DEL.
M HORSES AND CARRIAGES al
SSSSN ways on hand TO HIRE.
N.Y. HCrscs bought. sold aynhnuge4l,
on accommodating terms.
Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month.
EXnerisnced and oblging Grooms in attend
Conveyances always in readiness to forward
persons to ANY PART OF THE PENINSULA.
Constantly on hand, GOOD IND SIZE
Family HORSES.
Having had many years experience in the
purchase and sale Of horses, and enjoying an
extensive acquaintance with city Dealers the
proprietor feels warranted in assuring the pub
lie that all sales, or exchanges made with him,
will render cutirc satisfaction. Every horse
sold is warranted to be what lac is represented.
! am fully prepared to give attention to
any and every branch of the business, and re-
spectfully solicit share ofpublic patronage.
BENZ. o. NAPLES,
ap29-tf Dover, Del. :
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
ONE PRICE STORE,

l24 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
MI L. LTCIITENSTEIN, Of New York,
1YEs has opened at l24 Market Street, Will
mington, Del, with an entire new stock Of
TRIMMINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Such as Moss Trimmings, Moirc Antique, En-
bossed Velvet, Fringcs, Maltese Galloon, Mara
bow, Drawn Ribbon, etc.
ENlBROlDERIES.
A complete assortment of Cambrics and
Swiss Collars, Sleeves, Bands, Flouncing, Edg-
ing and Inserting. An extensive assortment of
Collars and Sleeves in sets.
\, FANCY GOODS,
Such as Porte Monnaies leather and moroc-
co Satches. Combs, Brushes, Pcrfumcry Of all
descriptions; Buttons, Fancy and Embroidery
Silk
FALL RfBBONS.-Th latest style and
excellent quality.
Gloves and IIosery-a great variety.
Mantillas and Cloaks.
Importing most Of his own goods, and con-
nected with the largest houses in New York,
ment and will sell at such reasonable prices,
that lis Delaware friends will need no more
!: .,:;ai;.1r'5ste 2i;1'ss Ihiladelphia.
Ssold uHhoWt deriaiton.
Just Received from New York,
A complete assortment of FALL CLOAKS,
MANTILLAS and TALMAS, warranted the
latest styles, which from the fact of their hav-
ing been bought extremely low will be sold at
Is per cent. below the regular price.
NJ l.. IICIITENSTEIN,
12t Market ST., one door below Fifth,
sep1G 1y Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
PREMIUM IMPROVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME

@4Q TIE ONLY SILVER MEDAL yet
zA!awarded by Agricultural Societies. was
given to this superior article, at the last Penn
sylvania State Fair, at Harrisburg, Fertil-
zer OF the best quality for
Wheat, Corn, Outs, Grass and Potatoes,
Raising Heavy Crops, and greatly improving
the soil. The subscriber respectfully informs
Farmers and Dealers that he is prepared to
supply the Fall demand with this superior and
well tested article.
1E Agents wanted. A libcral1discont al
lowed.
No. l PERUVIAN AND MEXICAN GUANO,
Poudrcttc and Land Plaster, Oils, Candles,
Soap, &c, of the best quality, at the lowest
market rates. JNO. l.. POMEROY,
0 4 10 South Wharyes, bel. Market ST.,
Philadelphia.
c. Farmers can load on two Private Alleys,
and avoid tha crowded Wharf. [augl5-3mF
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
FRESH ARRIVAL OF GOODS.

I'D TIE subscriber is now opening a
y p splendid stock Of FALL and WINTER
GOODS, selected with the greatest care em-
bracing everything the latest and most desira-
bic to be found in the Northern and Eastern
markets. lie would call especial attention to
his large stock of
Dress Goods of all Fabrics,
In new and beautiful designs. Also, Embroide-
ricS, Linen and Domestic Goods. Cloths, Cas-
simcrcs, Yestings, etc.
Hardware and Queensware, in great variety.
Flooring and Table 0il-Cloth, Carpets, etc.
PRIME GROCERIES,,
Equal if not superior to any in the county.
For further particulars, apply at the store,
corner of Main and Lockerman streets.
lG7- The highest price given for all kinds Of
country produce.
SAMUEL CULBRETH,
oc17-2m Dover, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
y. G. LINENS,
Wholesale & Retail ConfeCtioner

n y u Il IL Y l. IL ~ " Ibs
MO. 81 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON,
~ Del-Thc subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of DOVER, and of Kent and Sus-
sex Counties, that he has now on hand, and
which he will dispose of at the lowest manH-
facturer's prices, an extensive assortment of
FRUIT .aND CONFECTT0N.ARP, such as
Candies, Figs, Nuts, of every description, APP
pies, Sardines, Lemons, Oranges, Dried Plums,
Preserved Fruits, Picked Fruits; every variety
of plain and fancy Cakes, Crackers, Biscuit,
&C.. and in fact, everything connected with the
Confectionery and Fruit business. AS TINS 10
an Old established stand, it needs no COM
mendation rrom the subscriber, as nc is pre-
parpared to furnish to his customers everything
in his line, in large or small quantities, as rea-
sonable as any other establishment in the eoun-
try. As he personally superintends his bust
ness, his purchasers can rest assured that every
attention will be bestowed, and their purchases
rendered satisfactory.
~ Particular attention given to the manu-
facture of Pound Sponge and Fruit Cake, for
| WEDDINGS and PARTIES. Refreshments
ofAall kind furnished TO order.
S. G.. LIKENS,
! dcc2I-ly Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

CARDINES.-Just received, large invoice
- of the choicest brand Sardines, put up in
ar-tight metallic cases, which will be sold low
by 5. u: LINENS,
dcc2I-tf Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
KILLEN & MAsTEN,
TAIL0RS AND CLOTHIERS,

POST OFFICE BUILDING, DOVER, DEL,
~2a TAKE this method Of informing their
kA friends and the public generally, that they
II have now on hand, at their establishment,
an extensive assortment of
Ready Made Clothing,
Selected with great cars by an experienced
hand, from the largest and best houses in the
city. An examination of their stock is re-
spectfully solicited.
Besides keeping on hand at all times an i'm
mense variety of Ready-made Clothing, they
are prepared to make to order, in the latest
and most fashionable styles, every description
of wearing apparel that may be desired.
Special orders for goods which they may not
have on hand, will be promptly filed.
KILLEN & MASTEN,
oc17-3m Dover, Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
FALL 9 WINTER DRY GOODS.

GHEAP FOR CASH. : KELLEY &
" BROWN. No Is North Second Street,
Philadelphia, would particularly call the atten-
ttpn of their customers to their large aSSortz
lAert Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, COM
pfising in part of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Black Silks, Nous de LANES,
Plaid Cashmercs, Bombazines,
Cohourgs, Nous de Bcge,
Alpacas, Gnghlms, Prints, &c.
SHlWLS.
Stella. Brochc, Long & Square,
Long and Square, Black Thibet,
Blanket, Cashmere, &c.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Blankets, Linen Damask,
Tckings, Table Covers,
ShcctingS, Napkins,
Countcrpanes, Toweling, &c.
MEMS & BOYS WEAR.
Cloths, CaSsimercs, Cords, i1eaverteens,
Satnctts, Nestings, Kentucky Jeans, &c.
FLANNEI.S.
Rcd, White and Yellow, in all widths and
qualities; Bay State Opera; Sacking, in all
shades
Our goods being bought and sold exclusively
for Cash, enable us to distance all competition
Purchasers charged but small advance on Auc-
ton Cost; no goods misreprescnted to effect
sales, and no abatement in prices.
KELLY x BROWN,
10. Is n. Second ST., above Market,
scH9 3mF Philadelphia.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
Fall Cloaxs and Mantillas,
ATwHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
GEO. BljLPI1N 81 CO.,

IMPORTERS and Manufacturers of CLO8KS
a. .4N-Ly AL9NTLLL.qS, No. la Chestnut ST.,
a few dObrs above Seventh, south side, Phila-
delphi9, Gin connection with Geo. Bulpin, 36l
Broadway N. r., the largest manufacturer of
these goods in the United States,) beg to call
the attention Of Wholesale and Retail buyers
to their large and varied stock of
CLOAKS, TALMAS, &C., ron TIE FALL TRADE.
Their collection comprises complete assort-
ment Of the latest Partisan Novelties in Velvet,
Moire-Antique, Cloth, Plain Silk, &c; whlo
the flcitics afforded by their connection with
the largest Manufacturing House, (of these
goods ) in New York, enable them to guaran-
tee better value than is obtainable elsewhere in
this market GEO. BULPIN x CO.,
aug2G-3mT la Chestnut St., Phila.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
r.. A. HOUSTON,
GENERAL
Produce Commission Merchant,

INTO. SO SOUTH WHARVES, 4th building
~ below Pine, Philadelphia.
GY~ Constantly for sale, Peruvian and Mexi-
can Guauo. Supcr-Phosphate of Lime, Salt
Lime and Plastering Hair. sep30-6m
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
MERCANTILE.
- @r~7~-@S(7- - Y
A CARD.
j. t. cow GILL,

y. Il. cow GILLy
(sUGEssoR TO E. NJ. BYE,)
FAMILY GROCER & TEA DEALER,
fI9g CORNER FIFTH AND MARKET
fE Streets, WILMINGTON, Del, respect
fully Informs the citizens of DOVER and vicini-
Isl that he has purchased the store formerly oc-
c4ied by T.. NJ. Bye, and is now prepared to
furnish FRESH GROCERIES, Teas, Sugars,
ail other articles in his line, Of the best quail
tiIs, at the lowest cash prices. Having recent
! lJlaid in full and new supply Of Groceries,
II inJsses the attention of purchasers to his
STOCK.
1g~ Goods forwarded to any point ON the
Delaware Railroad. Orders by Mail or Express
will receive prompt attention.
Country dRalers would find it to their advan-
tagc to pltronize this store. aug1-ly
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11

TvIGS FIGS!!-A large lot of fresh Fiss
Il Of extra quality just received at the Con
fectionary and Fruit Store, No. l2l Markss
Wilmington, Del, and or ale low,
dcc2i-tf s. G. LIKEES
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
AGRICULTURAL, &c.
Agricultural Implements.

4Ae A LARGE ASSORTMENT of goods
r r for the Fall Trade, consisting of Lime and
Guano Spreaders, Hay Presses, Plows Of vari-
ouspatterns and sizes; Pennock's Grain Drill,
Corn-S Shelters, for hand and horse power, ca
pable Of sheling 1900 bushels Of Corn in day;
Grain Mills both large and small Horse Pow
ers and Thrcshers Fan Mills; Hay, Straw
and Fodder Cutters, of different patterns and
sizes; Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers, Apple
Parers, &c. Also, Superb Phosphate of Lime,
Guano, and other fertilizers.
PASCIALL MORRIS & CO.,
Implement and Seed Store,
Seventh and Market,
sep26-tmr4 Philadelphia.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
Nos. 81 & % SOUTH SIXTH STREET,

Nos. 81 & % SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MANU-
"a FATDRY, Bristol, Pa.
SEED GRorxDs, (370 Acres,) Bloomsdale,
neal Bristol, Pa.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Plows, Harrows Cnltivators, Hay, Straw and
Fodder Cutters, Corn and Cob Crushers and
Grinders, Horse Power and Threshing Ma
chimes, Grass Seed Sewers, Seed Drills, Pea
Drills, Corn Shelters, &c, comprising the
largest and best selected stock of Agricultural
Implements and Tools in Philadelphia. Manu-
factured and for sale by
u. LANDRETH & SON,
Agricultural and horticultural Implement and
Seed Warehouse, 21 and % s. Sixth ST.,
ap29-tt Philadela aha.
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

I
| EF ia DIPLOMAS have been awarded to the
SasasA Subscribers for the above article by the
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society.
New Jersey g 6 I"
Bucks County g g
Schuylkill County g f"
Berls County 8 &C
New Castle Co., Dell, g g
The quality and high character of our prepa-
ration is well know, it is considered the best
and most reliable manure for
Corn, Oats, Wheat, Potatoes, Grass.
Not only producing large Crops, but perma-
nently improving the soil
To- Price, $l5 per 1000 lbs (23 cts. per lb.)
Owing to the high price of articles used in
PEELED to advance our price to $45.
4 CAUTIoN.-Observe that every barrel of our
article has our name and that Of PoTTs &
KLETr stamped on the head.
4 Pamphlets describing its qualities and mode
Of using can be had at our store, or by mail,
when desired. A liberal deduction made to
/ Dealers.
! AGENTS WANTED.-We have for sale tho
celebrated PACIFIC OCEAN GU.aNO, SINH
lar to that sold by us last season, and which
gave such great satisfaction.
c-'K-tSzs1pi1F1s- Nv sssess1 axs-AtrIrE,z----
A full supply of this new aud valuable arti-
Gle, to which we call the attention of Farmers
No. l Government Peruvian GUANO con-
stantly on hand and for sale at the lowest rates
ALLEN 4 NEEDLES,
4 No. 23 South WharveS and 35 S. Water ST.,
First store above Chestnut ST., Philada.
C3- Farmers can load at the Water st. front,
and avoid the crowded Wharf. jy29-3m
Delaware State reporter., 1856-11-11
Mems and Boys Clothing |!

y
--Aa EVERYBODY should embrace this
III and Boys, at GEORGE CULIN'S Cheap
Clothing Establishment, s. r. corner of Mar
kct and Second Streets, PHILADELPHIA,
embracing a choice Of the best, most desirable
and FASHIONABLE
DRESS AND FROCK COATS,
Habit Cloth do, Linen Drilling do, TwecdS,
etc., with great variety of
BOYS CLOTHING,
Consisting of Sack Goats, Polka Jackets, Mon
key Jackets. Vests and Round Jackets, made
Of Tweed, Linen Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca, ker-
scymere, Doeskin, etc.
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Shirts, Stocks, lIandkerchicfS,
etc, all of which are offered at the lowest pos
kblc Cash Prices, and as Cheap as any othcl
Clothing Store in the Union.
Parents who desire BOYS CLOTHING, are
earnestly invited to examine the stock.
20 Country Storekeepers can be accommo-
dated at very low rstcS,
GEORGE CULIN,
s. F.. corner of Market and Second Sts.,
apS-ly Philadelphia.
, 1856-09-05

FILLMORE ELECTORS DEciINIxG.-In Vir.
ginia, the candidates nominated for elect
ors on the Fillmore ticket, are declining to
run since Mr.. Buchanan has been nominal.
ed. S. s. Weisiger, of Amelia, ]. H. Gil.
mer, Of Richmond, r. B. Davis, of Louisa,
W; W. Cosby, of Gocbland, and G. W.
Boiling, Of Petersburg, decline to act as
presidential electors. In Mississippi, A.
X. Johnston, Esq. one of the candidates
ior elector on the Fillmore ticket, for the
state at large, has also declined.
, 1856-09-05
A literal translation and true copy.
ST. CLAIR DEARINF,
2d Lieut.. 4th Infantry.

From THE UPPER MIssoUm.-A letter to
the St. Louis Republican, dated upper Mis-.
souri,, June /, says:
I Gen. Harney's campaign last fall, and
his judicious management since, have
brought all our Indian troubles in the west
to a most happy termination. Gen. Har-
ney is now encamped with two companies
of Dragons at old Fort Lookout, sixty,
eight miles below Fort Pierre, awaiting in.
structions from Washington as to the dispo-
siton of the troops Of his command. lie
has now under his command four companies
ID dragons; six companies of the ID In
fantry, and four companies Of the 9Th In
fantry. 1t is understood that the fouI
companies of the ID Infantry, now on the
Mississippi, will march across here this
spring, which will render the four of the
9th unnecessary here, and they will proba-
bly, proceed to the Platte.