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[No. 575l
BY the President OF the United states

L
President q the United states America hereby declare and
ocs ia te TRoaY or Osaos at the periods desi
- - ,,, -,
AZ ihe land oncc al oascos cit conmenns 9n nonS M CIT ~
day ef Aaa % for the disposal Of the public lands WITHIN te o
lowing named townships, viz
NORTH n he lee line and east g Tie Willamette meridian
rn, ~ q, 8, ns,,, ,,,o ~ r,n.e ann,
i0"ns"P Vn' "'' i'a1'''"' :" "N'n,p - ~ 80 :,
ro.n.,,n. oaa - no. - r.n,o an,
r omnis one onei WV WV a ana h hr' ~ ~ ,s"se rsnse t
Ncth " ae base line aud uss Of te walan.es meridian
Township one Of ranges one taco, aud aree
South g the line and ses Of e WRidade meridian
Township Township one one q ranges one Too q and md nre.
Iynsl,p ,av ,aay az 4 ,angss oae FRO and tar
a,sns,i, so,1n @ os rapgss w , ~" w f,,r and An,
Townst,p rlev,n q Of ranges I tls, Sur and dry
owss scysp,sm ana an" sh,sen h,sen Of ranse ang @ s
,V""s'ls 'Vs 'Dl " Z 'a'ss 80.
day August disposal Of the public lands situated within
souA or a. ,ax line and .ee n te yyltap.e meridian
" .,.. ,a,,,.a ~. n,,baas, o,.,,a, of sec,,on
seven the northeast quarter Of section twenty sections TWEEN
hree twenty twenty I'VE twenty six and thirty AVE. q town
ship twenty iwo, % range So \, .-.. !,
The souw Of section seven, tho southwest quarter Of
SECTIONS eighteen npctccn twenty and twenty north
west quarter Of section hs quarter q se,n M
Of township twenty two, Of range seren
six inclusive Of section four lots 70 four incla
sc, lots ave, inclusive, and the southeast
quarter Of he southeast Quarter o. sec'pn @ seyen @ one 10 h
inclusive and the southwest quarter tnc 81 section eg
the cas-, ha o. section 'ne sa. na o. e @ @ s u e @
Of nine dc souheast Quarter Of the southeast
~ ser,o ,c Tho o,ar,er or tte southwest sr
G ~ ac,o cleve c saeast az section twelve see
" ,s,a aSaan IN r,rth,yas nnar,er of tho
r,aas, a ,ba nar,r m section eigbeen lois one
nine inclusive and The northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
a, aan,nns ,,y ana ~ ,yony seyen Inclusive The
, h,s Ana ,bc nort onartr f sero twenty eIgbt lots one
ma s n IN, aoae anar,ar ~ he noribcast onartnr Of sec
ion ,be northss anarer Of section thirty three and
cc,ons thirty of
s' , s M M 'w IVY " p 1850 80 A
% ono ara o or soeto so,cr ,ots ons n Ave ncusive and
of
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A RNY'S CONFECTIONERY. No. "a Bridge street
IA Georgetown, D. G., where Bl kinds OF entertainments
furnished with the best cakes
airy, &C. the shortest notice. and the
Medal awarded the last exhibition of tho Metropolitan
Institute
3--dr
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IT j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
LIE southwest Of and Twelfth streets, Washington D. G..
Ap ll-dlyf
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washington Branch Railroad.

Washington Branch Railroad.
TINRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
IL At land 81, a. m, and and 41S, pm
On Sunday at AZ,
Baltimore for Washington
t41a and "a, M, and and 5ia y. m
On Sunday at ~, q.
Passengers Philadelphia and New York witake trains
and ~.
Passengers Annapolis win take sl and a.
Do for Norfolk Z" 81 and s. Il
Do for the West =" Z" 6 and y, connecting
at Washington Junction T. H. PARSONS, Agent
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HAfLOR AND MAURY's hafdollar Bibles, Eng
sh Bibles elegantly bound arabcsquc gilt cents
Just imported by TAYLOR 4 MAtJRY
june e-3tf Bookstore 9th street
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Tickets $lo--haivcs So--quares - W.
,iac,es oS nackares Of 2s whole tickets $135
To III half do ..........s
n, do 20 quarter do ...........!. SO rs
shares and certificates Of packages in tho
above splendid win receive the most prompt attention. and an
account Of each drawing Immediately after over TO all
who order from me.
Address p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
July is Wilmington, Delaware
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TTS0 LEASE for term of years the mansion of the
j. late General Towson United states contains all the
modern improvements works. furnace &c
ply to J. b. IL SMITH esq, at his Office, street
Marcel I--2w
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The undersigned, residing at State OF , un
that the foregoing bid for carrying the mail the
the Mississippi river, to San Francisco, Calior
accepted Postmaster General the bidder shall when
qured the General the obga
perform the proposed with and sufficient surces
understanding obligation tiabls
saad BY oaanors, under the 27m sti The act Of Congress f Jul,
@ 1886.
(Sgncd by guarantors.)
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], ----------, OF ------, county Of -------, Stat
propose convey the entire letter mail for the tern
years specified the contract conencn
service, from on the Mississippi river, by -, to SAT
California ageeaby the the Postnase
Of the Goth April 1857 in good four horse coaches sprn
wagons suitable for the Of well h
security the mails monthly each for the
OF dollars toey each way for the annual sum Of -
dollars tceeiy each way for the annual sum Of dollars
Dated CSgned)
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| NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.-It being
IN the intention Of the board Of directors Of the Washington
Rockville Turnpike Company gravel the road from the toll
terminus at the District line contractors requested ad
apply tho the 18th
OF April noxt JOHN G. BRENT,
| No 80 Louisiana
j. G. LEWIS,
Feb 2I-3awf 492 Seventh street
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Tho undersigned, postmaster OF rE--, State OF --,
ccriaes his oath Of office that he acquainted with the above
and knows them be Of property and able to make
good their guarantee. &sa
Dated Cigned.)
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-15

II EEp YOUR .sTOP-LIGHTs" OPEN for the
N gentleman in black. Yremoetasm teerst
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-15
NJ. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HuNTooN STREETS,
OROvILL lie.
JOHNSON & LAWLOR, .... .Propretors
HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUS

,~AA HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
se,,;I known heretofore rs iinntoon's Exchange. we
E.l.I have renovated, re fitted, newly furnished and
opened il under the above name, with entirely new
arrangements We have erected spacious dining
hall-added large number of elegantly iurnis he'd
roo ms for Families and are prepared to accommo-
date any number of guests in manner that we trust
will he satisfactory 10 all. As we have had the beI
eft OF long experience in the business, ard We
shall give our whole attention To 1t, We intend TO
make our house in all its essential appointments, the
very best in this section of California
FRANK JOHNSON, .... FRANK J. LAWL0R.
formerly of ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL, n. Y.
n B.-The Cal Stage COS General Office is Al his
House, where passengers arrive from and depart TO
all points of the country.
December 80, 1856. d3l-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-15

Passengers by this Line landed at San Juan
upon the Company's Wharf, and proceed Immediate
ly by comfortable coaches to Virgin Bay where they
embark at the wharf, which has recently been rebuilt
upon the splendid new steamer san Carlos, for the
Atlantic steamer The health of the Isthmus ia ex-
eellent and il is confidently expected, iom the known
reputation of the Orzaba for speed, that the through
trip To New York aud New Orleans will be The quick
est on record This road being 700 miles shorter than
any other. passengers via Nicaragua avoid the great
heat of the Tropics and the fever and debility loo apt
10 result from snoh exposure.
The orizaba connects with the favorite steamship
Texas. for New York, and Calhoun for New Orleans
THROUGH TICKETS FURNISHED, including
transit of the lsthmus.
Passengers are at no expense upon the Isthmus
except for meals. while crossing
Treasure tor shipment received at tho Company's
ONCE urtil o'clock A. NJ. day of sailing. For freiphl
or passage apply TO q. X GARRISON g. co. Ageat
southwest corner Battery and washington streets,
janil Second Floor, San FraneisIo.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-15
Orleans Hotel,
Montgomery street, above Downer.
JOHN w. MILLER, ........... Proprietor.
HAVING PURCuAsED and nov

49,, HAVING PURCHASED and now opened
h,;d the above house, takes this method of inform
LII ing his friends and the public generally that
he is prepared TO accommodate all that may favor
him with their patronage, In the most comfortable
manner. Having been at a considerable experse in
re reAttlng and reurnshing the house, he atters him
self thai it will compare favorabiy with any In the
country and he hopes by strict attention TO the wants
OF his guests, TO receive liberal share OF patronage.
Orovile. January =. 1857. jy7tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

NORMAL SOHooLs.--'rho address OF Presi-
dent Newlin, of Delaware College, which we
insert on the opposite page, is an unauswerable
argument in favor Of the establishment of Nor
NAL Schools, yet our Legislature refused to
appropriate $4,000 tor that purpose. The
members certainly could not have given the
subject proper attention, or they must have
..been influenced by the most paltry considera-
/. tions. It is an undeniahle fact that we need q
school to prepare teachers TO instruct our chill
dren, as many persons now employed in that
capacity are totally unfit for the station-ut'er-
ly incompetent and inefficient. Too little
attention has been paid to tho matter by pa
rents, and it is time that change was wrought
In public sentiment, as Intelligence and proper
training are fur moro imlssasat than wealth.
1t is now pretty generally 9onceded, in this
vicinity, that the State owes every child
an education. Ii this be so, il is certainly
its FIRST duty to provide competent teachers
and make such arrangement that the precious
hours of youth need not be sacrificed to ignor
unce cupidity. Other States havetheir Norma
Schools, and Delaware should not be behint
her neighbors in this respect.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

PAY Up.--We are under the necessity Of
asking those indebted to us for subscription
and job work, 10 pay up. Persons visiting our
city can easily call, even if a bill has not been
presented when statement Of their account
can be furnished, aud tho amount roceipted
for. It is too bad that we should be subjected
to the expense of sending u collector several
miles for sums ranging from So up to $40,
when many Of those indebted could call at
our Office without trouble or inconvenience
Persons living out of the State are requested
to remit by letter, and il they do not, do so
soon, we shall be under the necessity of striking
their names from our list. We wish to settle
every year with all, as we find that system a
good one.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

y n. NEW CAsrIg COUNTY, FEBRuA RI y 4, lNli.
Upon tue application 81 lohn Townsend, Admnlslra
" tor of fighnan Cos, -lste Of Appo9ninmlns Hum
ifectei BY the Regster frat the Administratar aiue
said give n0tc Ol The gFsfng of Letters Of Admlns
trtinn upon te Istat the hecoHsed wi tn thu datJ
ofgrariGg tlcrs BY causing I'd 90 be post
Of the public places Of tile count OF New Cast re
quiTing all persons having demands asast the satf y
present The ABIDE by an ct Of Aasenl3 IN e
case mate and pfofided And also cause ttd sang Q
he insert within the period an the aaware lie
publican, "a newspaper published NllmhEi on aud 10
he oUntinueY therein 4 sp mn N ls.-
IL, s.. Register aforesaid, &c New Cast " A New Sss.
-S>' til Count aiifrsHi,t. the DAY and eeef epNo
written. "a p fETlsst B.lN AlSph VEN, HesiHtef.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against the ~.
tate the licensed u prasent he same ans les 60
the Admin rDeInrefhB lathuay oil fsDfhArt, a,
D. 1919 q ide the Act Il Asss9ly r such cas- nude
rrnVllsi. JOHN EAlNN Els1NDt AHtniLIs
Nsz.N RI feb, 10
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
REgISTER,S OFFICE.

Nav cAs1' + County,. EKBGuxEY 18th, 1887;
Upon The nppcntion Of Eli iiies, Executor of tho
u last " iii Md restanen, al ph Hsycs, fse ot tho
Cityuf Wilmington, in said Couny aeo,d y "a orisged
and d reeel by the ReEiser tat the Executor apre-
sa give ntice Of the srantng Of Letters estAms n
tHTy upon the Estate Of The decensef, VIII the date ~
granting thereof is causing 10 he posted
wthia pry day from tile date of suoh lettsrs In TX OF
ths most pablo places OF the county oil now tAsllF fs
quiring All persons haynE demands asSnst me f.satsit
present slme, abide by an ACT Of a. aenbt IN Hro
case inYd and prnvidaj. And nlaa tha same 70
asserted within tn sage parod IN the Delaware hepul
Lean, newspaper published in Wilmington, ma 70 10
cont inued therein two iUuntls. s.1 d.
WI GIVEN under the hand and sen oil once ol tnp
lLSS Register afufssaid, at CIV Castle in New Cas-
[ 10y tie County aoLesaia the dsy nnh year abcvc
written. PETER y. PANpESEk, !. hegisteig,,
MOTT CE.-All persons having claims aSS; y ne KY
to the Executor on before the lh day of ebI uafy
d. 1885, abide the Act OF AsssiIg n aucn cese na1e
and provided. $50 al II i.lif4o, fA Il
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

INCREASE or THE NAvY.-Congress, as one
of its last acts, Modified the proposition to ada
ten sloops Of war to our navy. BY compro-
misc the bill was changed, authorizing the
construction Of five soops instead of ten, and
appropriating one million of dollars as Degln-
ming. The measure received the sanction of
the two Houses and of the President. A pro-
vision was also inserted to provide for the addi-
ton of one thousand seamen to the present
list of seven thousand five hundred. An addi-
ton to the steam service of the navy is the
most desirable kind of increase, for 1t is the
most serviceable. One Of these steamers
should he constructed at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard, which has turned out moro real
good ships for the navy than any other sta
lion, the workmen here thoroughly under
standing their business, whether in construct
ing the ships or fitting her with proper ma
rhinery. Let us have companion to the
Wabash LEDGER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

NEW UAsTLH UOINTY, = ANUARf s7TIi I951,,
Upon the HpniiuatOu Of Isaac hichplag md Ell Nj
y Nich0ls, Adminls uaoIs OF Ehis Nichols, ate 81
Christ lluuured in aid County, deceased, u e 1er-
ed and dlrecedhy the Register that the Acknowledgements
fresald i've notice OF the granting of Letters ~ admin
igtFnnu non the the doceaeed with the date
granting thereof BY causing 70 be ported
them st public places Of the County OF New Castle re
aurns ali persons having eiHnds againstthe Estate %
rcsent the tnme or abide nv am Act Assemble III tur
made ard provided. Andsso cause the SINE 70 ne
nis0rted whutHe Same period In the Delaware kcpup-
ltcan, newspaper published in Wilmington ana TO %
% VEN unsr liz lnnd nd Seal of Oiee Of tho
L.SS Register aforesaid, AZ New Castle ~ New Sa ,
~ te County ait,resai1, the DAY snh year huoNe
written. PETER u. NANprtN sh hsGistttEs
NOIICE,-A persnns haytns claims ngainsi the Isl
tne Of the decpsod present the Hars duly att 81
u The Adnlstors Or before the xlth day 81 Janu
made and provided. ISAAC NICHOLS, hdn,rs
EII4tS NJ. NICHOLS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
: IEssB Alex aNpnai.. !
DELAWARE efrTs FEB 9th, az. Mltf. is-2mll
y HllIc ItEtRsC flERIrE


NEW CASTLE County, FRBnuARY GOTH. 1850.
IPON the lionediet Is, Harris Anuin1
~, traitor lAea1 nkRHis late ~, Fl Al II n
reeten by the ggister thai the Aannisraor aloresan
xiv notice of The grant ing ofi tefs vt
upou t Esut OF the deed, with tie date o. grant rs
thereof. d, eauapg adye tiasments 20 be nosted within
forty days from the date OF such Lettefs SIX Of tho
most public places ufthe County of New Chstle CUR
ing al persons uving De nands the Esalet Ire
made and provided. And also cause the SAME 20 be
inserted within the same period in the Delaware Re-
publican, newspaper published IN Wilmington, and
to he continue therein two months.
49, Given Under tho haNd and seal of Office oftho
SL.SJ Register aforesaid, at New faste. in New Cas-
~ tie County Aforesaid. thedAy and year ehOvO
written. PETER B.FANDENBR, X egstef.
NoTICE.-Ail person. hayins claims against tho Es'
tate of tho deceased must present the sane 2tteSt-
cd thu Administrator before the2oth dpy OF Feb
ruary A. d. 1853, abide the Act Of Assemble IN such
case made ana provided. BENEDIcV u, hARhls,
cah. 4 = - ----- ------------ AlM,f.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
RLGTSTERls OFFICk.

-pr,>, NV M tvy n H,srindion Admins
" lratOIof Gmupd NJ. Chaudeg, lite Of ths oty" WI
niigion, u sad County - eaSel ~ y OIuered anI u
give notice Of granting OF betials Of Administration
upon the Estate Of tho deceased with the date grant
thereof, by causing advertisements to be posted
forty DAYS from the date al such Let erBi IN SIX OF the
mos public places nf he Comfy Of New Cesr. roquir
ing all persons having demands against tho se, y
present the same, abide y Act OF Assembly IN sueh
made nnd Provided And also cause the same " e
inserted within ID peod in tn Delaware kePnn-
llcan, newspaper published IN WFmngtuhi ana 10 10
continued theron two mont It's. -,
il GIVEN under the hand ant seal o. Dfaoe OF tho
}LsS Register al tesait, ~ New castle % New LAS
PETER u, VAEDEVf.k. RegislcT;
NOTlCE,-Ail Pers1ns having Claims uEnust the rs
oftie deceased must present fhe same uS atlostou
70 The on or teiore e At d5y ~
maiieand prOvded. AMOS @. HAMILTON. Admh.
WILMtSGrqS. FEB. attn 10 Z. Feb. 9-2Ta. 81
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

The following extract is from letter to a
Private from gallant officer, to exemplify his
teaching in the skiful use of the sabre. The
beauty Of the style makes it worthy Of place
in your columns:
Sc A party of American patriots were retrea-
ting before superior force of British dragons.
Count Pulaski the gallant Polander who com
manded tho Americans, as he always LED in at
lacks, Sc now, on the retreat, brought up the
rear. The sun was declining in the West, and
the shadows of the charging steeds and riders
were stretching long over the plain. Pulaski
never looked behind, but watched the flying
shadows as they gained ground slowly bu
Finding that the shadow of the crest of thC
leading British horse had Tapped that of hi
! c-upper, with the speed of the thunderbolt hi
| gave the g cut OF St. George" (Rear cut) ant
| his pursuer's head fell into the dusty road
NJ !. ss..lsh, checked by the fall oftheir leade
relaxed their speed, and Pulaski and his corps
escaped" TROOPER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

GEN. CASA correspondent Of New York
Times thus speaks OF the new Secretery OF
State.
"The advanced age of Mr.. Cass does not pre-
vent this enjoying that clear use of his faculties
which his enemies sometimes deny him. His
habits have always been regular, and his tenn
perance, even to abstinence, has for years been
remarkable. He adheres to the custom OF
walking great deal as preventive of corpul-
ency, and exhibits neither the desire nor the
tendency to being laid upon the shelifor many
a day yet"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

Among the prizes in Parham's lottery, New
York city, is ga young, murrageahle lady,
worth S25 900 in her own right" This young
lady was recently exhibited to an audience,
sunposed to be Interested, or willing to Become
interested in the lottery, a few evenings since ;
and the bachelors present finding her very good
looking, and believing heEto be worth va, OCo
IN her own right, &c and going for dollar,,
were of course in high State Of excitement
The Times says she is Representative be q res
ident of New England, but ladylwho bears
in broadway on fine day. -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

BITTEN by A RAT.-The captain of ship,
living at wharf in Charlestown, Mass, was so
severely bitten by rat, few days ago, that
he was obliged to call for the assistance of DR.,
Whiting to stop the blood. The teeth of the
loathsome creature penetrated deeply into the
largest artery of the human body inhisting q
most painful wound.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
COM NJ ERCT All,

WEtrsIaGton 'sns'se'H. Maroon Al.
CORRECTED NJ SAMUEL KELLEY.
Wheat Flour from wagons 81 90
| Rye do do. 90
Wheat per bushel new, l 45
Rye do 40
Corn Meal per barrel 90
do per bushel 60
Corn 60
Oats 40
Clover-saed. Q 90
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, March 9th.-Bark-
Small sales making of Quercitron at $3S per ton
for 1st No. l. FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour
market is steady; good is offered at So 25aS6-
BIZ sales ofbetter brands for home consump-
ton at IS 20 So so, and extra and fancy
brands at Sc G2a per Dbl. There is very
little export demand. Rye Flour is worth 3d.
IS per Dbl. Corn Meal is dull at So 37@ per
Dbl. for Brandywine, fresh ground. GRAM
Wheat is dull, and prices favor buyers; sales of
prime Pennsylvania red at ST Al AZ, and
good to prime white at 81 go 81 90 per bushel.
Corn is in fair request; sales of old yellow Csc.
and new yellow at 64cts. per bushc. Oats are
steady; sales of Pennsylvania at 43a44c. per
bushel. SEEDs.-ClOyerseed in demand sales
OF prime at $sa IS 12a per 60 lbs.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

phe Nav York Express says that Miss Au-
rnst n' Cunningham is lying quite IL, land that
S,Iya sisters are worn out with Anxiety "'d trout
,in Tbeir sad situation has boon t''Aeh avan-
taGa at nv some heartless williams, VINO phave
snSSaved them by offensive Valentines hu'In.
suitiSg proposals. The Express 9ad5;
Such conduct is to mean and diS ihl Ne, al
Net for helef. and il discovered me tncon-
ac;onable nurpetrators ahould be pumsihe with
~ ,,tn,ost SEVERITY. ,It is said that h9hand-
,nrit;ngs of some Of these missives, althougl
discussed, has furnished a clue to 3he au
n .aTs The Young lPaaiies have not lei
tIair homes curing the week, therefore tn
statement of weekly print that on Tuesda.
last they promenaded down Broadway with Mi
Snodgrass is, OF course, untounded.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
MARRIED,

On tho 5th last, Mt Port Penn, by Rev. j. Gaylord Nj
GEORGE WILLIAMS to Miss AMANDA p. DAVIS,
both of Now Castle county, Del.
On the 18th of Feb. by Rev. ]. Mason, MR.
THOS. WILKINSON to MISS ANN L. Nc
CALL both of Wilmington.
On 23d OF Feb. by the same MR.. JOHN D..
SPARKS to MISS MARY A. MURDICK,
both of Cecil CO., Md.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

A FAMILY PoIsoNED.-Mrs. Ralston and
three children, residing few miles from Car
Isle, Pa, died in the course of a few days last
week from what was at first supposed to be
scarlet fever but the physicians in attendance
have since come to the conclusion that poison
was the cause of their deaths, and are of opinion
that the water used by the family was impreg-
mated with some poisonous substance.