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DUPP'S HOTEI.
IL The undersigned would respectfully inform the
pubic that he has made various improvements -.
TO his weil-known establishment, and that he Is 50
prepared 10 receive aud entertain his customers -
IN the most superb manner.
HIS House Is conducted the European sty le; the
rooms aIv. and the strlctest attention pa ID to the
wants of his guests.
The Bar is furnished with the best Of LIQUOR
CIGARS, &c.
The great deside erdtuu1, quietness, ooolness, Gin
the garden Rttached,D insures for all a pleasant re-
sort. OblIgIng assistants always az hand, and
all demands will be promptly attended 70.
WM RUPP
je l0-2w No. 48I Pa Az, bet Sd and a.. sis
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ktANOS.-The largest stock of PIANOS in the
Il District Away on hand at the extensive ware
rooms Of JOHN r. ELLIS, SO Pa. ave,
ma al near corner of 10th ST
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SUPERIOR READING LAGER REFR

Ihe subscriber takes this method TO inform Nh
c!tiLens OF w washington and vicinity, that he CON
stantly KeePs on hand I.aner's superior EADiNa
LAYER BEER, PORTER, and ALE. which hs
s ready To serve at any time. i'm Bottles or Cast ~.
Hotel Keepers or private families. A'' "
Aiso' ICE at all hours, in quantities to suit.
may a-sw Southwest oor, Sd st. and nd Pa. ave.
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Il BILE BRICK DWELLING, on south side of
nOrth street. between 4th and 5th west, and COM
1oItable FRAME DWELLING, No: 434, on north
side OF north h street. between 9Th and 7th west.
Also, the square of GROUND No. 1873, containing
street.
NAV Iq-tf POLLARD INERR A1snt
NOR SALE-At a bargain, and on very easy
L terms, a TRACT OF LAND. suitable for a
dairy farm other purposes, and within miles of
Washington city. For particulars apply at No. 5l2
I'd story 9TH street.
may 10 IF POLLARD wERB
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FOR SALE OR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE
Il RESlDENCE on the corner of r and 2lst sts
together with the Grounds surrounding il. The
House contains sixteen rooms, has gas throughout
and furnace: The stable will be sold rented with
the house If desired. The lot the house stands on
Is s. BY lS6 feet, but the purchaser can have more
land If desired.
Also, for Sale-The LOT OF GROUND on the
corner Of and 18th streets, and LOTS on othnear
street. Apply to CHCBB BROTHERS.
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".pIr CITTIERy AND PLATED WARE
fTory Handle Fable and Dessert knive. hnives
and Forks and Garvers Of the enbsts. Casroi. Tea
Ssta FORKS al snd sgooWN W.ters Butter Coolers, Doub
e Ice Pitchsrs extrs Plssedf RpIScIS pSecI sso ,h ,,
les "
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FOX VAN HOOK. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
l. 4SD1s Seventh street, below j. street. have for
sale number of Buding Lots "a feet front hy I3D
feet deep, at the low price of from SIS to S25
month.
These Lots are situated at Union Town on the
south side oi the Anacostla river adjoining the Ma
vy-yard Bridge, and In every wa, desirable for
persons wishing cheap, pleasant, and healthy loca
ton for n dwelling
Lot-hOlders arrears are requested to complete
their purchase, and get their deeds: the title to
these Lots guaranteed free and clear from every
possible incumbrance. NAV 25-Sn
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EARM FOR SALE-A FARM, containing 100
l. acres, of land, more or less. situated immediately
upon the Was hngton and Brookve Turnpike about
l2mIes from Washington, tOget her with stock,
Wagon, Hay, CarrIage Harness, Plows, HarrOws,
and Farming Utensils generally, the Crop in the
spring in every field. An unfailing stream of water
runs through the premises There is good frame
dwelling house and out ut-hOuses necessary to farm
ing purposes. There is also Orchard on the place,
about one third Ufthe land is timber, oak, hickory,
&c.
For further information inquire Of BENJAMIN
BOHRER, corner of Beall and Montgomery sts.;
GEO. w. BOHRER cor. Of High and GAY streets,
Georgetown. ID. c., or of Mr.. HARP, on the prem
ises. ap 3-tf
II = IL not sold by the 22d inst. will be offered at
PUBIC auction to the highest bidder je4
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AUCTION SALES,
, yC;W; B0TEhER, Anctionear.

By G. w. BOTELER, Auctioueor.
GALE OF ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE
~ BUILDING LoTS on PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE AT
'AUCTION.--On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
June l7th at ga O'Clock, shall sell, the premises
the whole of Lot No IL, In square No. 25, fronting
48 feet inches OR Pennsy lvania avenue, between
18th and l31a streets, and also having front of "a
feet inches 18th street, generally known the
Apollo Hall lot.
As there are but few unimproved lots remaining on
the avenue. rare opportunity is now presented to
capitalist and those desirous of making safe and
profitable investment to obtain decidedly the most de
srable vacant lot on this beautiful public thorough
iare Its close proximity to the various Departments
and It's central position render ii peculiarly valuable
rs site which to erect theatre or public hall.
1t Is also deemed an admirable location for Offices
stores.
Terms One third cash balance on a credit of +,
and years, notes bearing interest, satisfactorily
secured. All cnnveyaHclng at purchasers cost.
je8-d q. w. BOTELER, Auct.
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EOR SALE.-That beautiful, comfortable Cot
y tage built DWELLING HOUSE situated on
the corner of 22d street west and street north.
The Lot fronts 80 feet by l3l deep. The Furniture
will be sold with the House if wanted. The location
Apply to POLLARD WEBB, Agent, No 5i2 I'd
story 7th street may %
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

L executed to me. and recorded in f.iber ]. 4. :.
No. l?2, foos 4S6, 4S7 49, and 49, one of the Land
Records OF Washington county: in the District Of
June, at SIX o'clock p. in front of the premises,
offer for Sa e at public auction 10 the highest bidder
therefor. tho following property, to wit " All the
following piece parcel Of property, to wit, paT ot
Lot No sin Square No. $40, of said city, beginning
for the same at the southwest of said lot and
running thence north along the line of Elcy eni h
street wesi % feet thence p feet, thence north
two feet, thence east II feet inches to the rear of
said lot Themes south along the line of the said
lot . feet TO the southeast corner of the said lot
thence west along the south line of said lot 70 feet
9lnches 10 the point of beginning"
Terms, cash. Property to be resold at the risk
and expense Of purchaser unless terms are COM
piled with in three days from day Of sale.
EDWARD e. CARRINGTON,
Trustee.
je l0-2aw&d A, GREEN Auctionper
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>-O UNDER BROWNS HOTEL

ClO Just opening splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer READYMAD DE CLOTHING
aud Gents FURNISHING GOODS of the fines
sly and make. at the Emporium of Fashion, No.
S7e Browns Hotel, next to private entrance.
Inay 80 Hntel& Statesl
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RCiLpING HAIR DWARE.-The attention of
- Bnliders Is called TO our stock Of BUILD a
ING HARDWARE, comprising the largest G
anu Dest seected oil any IN the city Locks, "A
hhps, d C. from the celebrated factory of Da- -
ysnpIGt, Mallory Co, and Russell & Erwin's -
screws, BTads, Nails. Sash, Weights and Cord IA
Puleys; w Indow Strings and Sash Fastenings ~ aji
stars. Bolts and shutter Fastenings I'm fact every
thiiig wanted IN the Hardware line for house and
Sod cheap, cheaper, cheapest for cash.
HARVEY & ADAMS,
Jeo-im d5 ia. ave-, bet. 9Th and tie sts,
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE Fol
w lowing Goods which we are prenared IN ali .,t
q small advance of cost for cash " "
a very large variety OF Turner Bros celebrated
u l.lquorsviz:
rurnf5s pis0s6.s Gnser Wine, an excellent remedy for
Blackberry Brandya certain cure for Diarrhea and
Claret; Madeira, Sherry, and Sweet Malay, yyines
al oi superior quality " '''''
h"spIerTy, Stra~berry, Ginger, and Cherry Rrar-
inics aI s 9t M. hsvors, prepared from the pure
rose, CInnamon Annis, and Peppermept Cordisls
Exts EEGtaooa, 1SS.nthe, Essence Of Pepperment
EI:Atract OF SarSaparIa, StOughton Bitters
w have a so on hand. n supply of Dir yybaal.r,
ofieDrsied sherry Wine Bitters. splendid article
In addition TO the above we have af eli o. t; -. .
large supply of the following named sfoct ~ ,rgs E u
i,iqu2rs being the only Liquors of the kind IN the
DtsIlct and which cannot fail in giving 70
70 al who use them: Phiade phia Y Rn,t"n = ,ud ~
MN rae Ale, PHI lladelpha Brown Stout Y Y por'
ter, and hne article of Lager Beer. ror-
As usual supply Of Mineral Water. Cider. &c
je8 81 Green street. Georgetow,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sale 2;yno TO 5000 ton, ts, oI
IPURE ICE at the Hockey Mil, near the - hes|g ss
- oars either to baltimore or Washington. Apply
70 ROBT. c. WRIGHT, Patterssognst Pattes.gnn.s
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summer Retreats. &c
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR sPR

~ ms ngn,y Improved aud well established WA
IER1NG PLACE, ~ now open for ,hs NJ - =.
reception. The trains on the Orange osd from fSs
aleAanutua wsst, and from O9rdonsvllla east E-:x
the Springs d. stant SIX miles by graded rad O'
Passengers from Baltimore and Washington civ
arrive at the Springs at lCh O'Clock a. m. and frou
Richmond and the South TO dinner.
All inquiries promptly responded 20 by letter and
circulars giving PARTICULARS, forwarded upon appli-
cation. THOMAS b, p. lNGRAN
je l0-lm ALEXANDER BAKER
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VCEI TLE '. II ne UIluolhlEIItu IttF
Iy inform his friends snd the public generally, that
he is now prepared TO furnish families and othersD
through the season. with the best quality Of ICE.
delivered IN any part Of washington and George
Orders TO be left with KIDwELL LAURENCE,
corner l4fh street and Pennsy lyanIa ayenue GRO.
r KIpwEIL& 4 Co., l4th street; J. b. MOORE, Drug
giSt penna avenue, between 18th and 2th streets
EoRG SIETz, New York between 10Th and
,tb and Mass avenue; and with the subscriber, No.
5 First street, Georgetown, where Ice can be had
al all times. -N u,O,rprt
ap7-tf H. W. hiD" hbb.
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A vALUALE FARM FOR SALE-5i2I acres
"A of good FARMING LAND, situated in the
County OF Eauquier, Virginia, on the Alexandra
and Orange Railroad, a few yards from WarrentOn
Junction; within nine miles by Railroad from the
County Sent, and only two hours travel from the
cities of Washington and Alexandria. The Farni is
IN high state of cultivation, and Is abundantly sup
Piled with water and timber. and has much excellent
meadow land. Churches, Mills, and good neighbors
within a short distance. For further information
apply to JAMES MORROW, Esq, on the place,
or to the subscriber ut his Brokers Office, near
mar "a ~ ~ RoBERT MORROW.
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NJ ID. EICHLER

w ID. EICHLER,
W. No. 81 SEVENTH STREET,
between u and r streets, west side, PRAC- S
TlCAL MATCHMAKER, keeps constantly ES3
on hand hne assortment of WATCHES andSIlX
JEWEI.RY. an 10 -.
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ICE.

7 J. MIDDLETON, ,c.nErpp
Once and Depot-Southwest corner Of and l2th
Streets. Washington. I'D ll-ti
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CORPORATION STOCKS FOR SALE BY
~ fsbI CHtBB R0fHERS
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FOR SALE-A FARM of lis acres, nine miles
L. from Washington, near the Seyenth-street road.
The improvements are small Dwelling House,
good stable, n well of good water with new wood
pump in same. There are $40 choice fruit trees. A
part OF the farm is well fenced. 1t Will be sold bar-
GAIN If immediate application be made or il Inay be
traded for citv property. Apply to H. II. LANS-
DALE, No. 56l NJ street. ar through the Post Office.
je i-lm
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EOR SALE.-My RESIDENCE on the corner of
New Jersey avenue and c street south, Capitol
Hill. fronting the avenue 62 feet inches and on
street south 2S feet II inches, and containing nearly
81, ,n9tI square feet.
may 8-tf w, F. PHILLIPS
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EARM FOR SALE.-A piece of fine LAND on
Il Rock Creek, IN Montgomery county, Md, six
miles from the heights of Georgetown adjoining the
lands OF Messrs. Perry. Wood, Bestor, Movies,
Bohrer, and Hawkins. ll211 acres. beautiful lOca-
ton; partially improved; new house; Is acres rich
creek bottom. and some hne yellow pine timber. 1t
can be divided if desired. Call and see the prem-
ses those who desire to purchase. jc 4-tf
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE. MY FARM, "Rosen-
L vick, 4 miles distant from the town OF Culpeper
and depot OF the Orange and Alexandra r. r.
This Farm contains l56 acres of land equal to any
this section OF Virginia. Forty are in timber
the balance open land IN fine order. On il is large
and valuable young Orchard now just coming INTO
bearing comprising all the most desirable varieties
rlnes, Grapes, DC, O., suited to our climate, q
Spring Of never failing pure water the dwelling,
Out-h6uses, &c. The Dwelling s plain, but amply
sufficient to acoomm odate a small family. The
situation for health and beauty is second none in
this region. An extensive range of mountain
scenery, the beautiful Village of Culpepsr with
IN few minutes walk, offer facilities for attend
ing Church, and fine Schools as our State at
fords, while the Orange ard Alexandra r. Road puts
II within fsw hours ride Of either Washington,
Alexandra, or Richmond. 1t is seldom farm,with
as many advantages, is offered To the notice OF the
public. Persons des ring TO purchase respectful
ly invited to call and view the premises 1t is for
sale privately but If not sold before saturday. the st
August, on that day 1t will be offered at pubic
ton, on the premises. without reserve. Terms
made known at sale. For any information address
X. G. BOWEN, Culpeper, Va, ie4
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Mail Rerulaitons.- Postmaster at Mlu
dletown, informs us that he is much anno?eu
by newspapers coming to that office, conta'nins
various kinds of articles, such as laces' ~
bons and strips of paper written on; also, VIZ VIZ
ing on the margin Of the paper, &c tn w. ~
of this state of things, we call the w 49,
the public to the following instructions Vi my
Postmaster General lea, :,
No, G. II Is a violation of law to enclose OF
conceal a letteror other thing except piils anu
receipts for subscription) or to make any l1oin r.
orandum in writing, or to print any worn VI
communication, after its publication, upon nns
newspaper, pamphlet, magazine or ether PHI pill
ed natter In all such cases letter postaSe
should be demanded, and, If tho person ~ ~
dressed refuse to pay such letter postage, .ne
package should be returned to the fostea1 ~
from whose office it came, to prosecute tn le
sender Tor the penalty Of 50, prescribed oy INV
both section OF the act of 1926.
Democratic Cdndidaies.--0ne or two omis-
sions having occurred in our noticeoi mon
day, we give the following corrected llsti
Magor-Wm. Huntingdon. Tbos. b. Darrach,
DR.. VIM. Ii. White, and Geo. Buzine.
.Alierman-Wm. Silver, ir., John b. Lewis
and John Farson. -.
Treasnrsr-Joln Wright; Samuel d. New,
lin, John @. Crosby, Lewis y. Springer anu
Jacob Stephenson.
.assessoy-John Burnett and Milton llackey
Quicls IVork.-The packet schooner, Marga-
ret Platter, Capt. Blizzard, left this city Tor
New York, on Tuesday evening, with cargo
of powder, which was unloaded, and cargo
of birthstone taken on board, and she returned
to her wharf in the Ghristiana on Sunday even
ing, making the round trip in five days rms
is hard to beat, the usual time required being
some fifteen days.
The Marheis.-.Butter sold on Wednesday a.
90 to % cents per pound, chickens gu TO "a
per pair; eggs l6 to Is per dozen, apples te
20 per half peck, peaches 20 to ~ do, pota
toes, to 10 do, sweet do. 16 to 80 do, toma
toes do, onions 20 do, corn to Is per doz
en-, cabbages to per head, beets cts. PEI
bunch, squashes s to IL per doz. cucumber
90. do, whortleberrios 8 per quart, blaekoer
ries 10 to II do, lard IL cents per pound.
Finn x Jackson, No. 65 Market street, hay
Just received large assortment oflvory Tabl
Cutlery, Walters and Trays. Also, for sal
Safety Lamps, that will save 70 per cent ant
not explode.
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BRIDGBvlLLEi AUG. o. Io0I'
Mn. EDIToR:--I noticed some time ago, commn
nieaton to your paper from Pro. Law" in which
he deals pretty plainly with some Of the crimes o.
thing be has said, for believe it all true-yet II
looks to me like small bust lees to note these little
discrepancies for my part 60 in for big things II
murder for instance were committed in village,
We might notice n; but to murder man by inches
by selling him rum after having robbed him OF bis
money and his character is thing thatwe rs free
people Christians aud all, with few exceptions,)
FULLY endorse political virtue Of no mean at
in curing it by letting ii run ittef to death DO
lieve "a pound Of cure Il better than ounce OF
preventive" Now to prove this doctrine you have
only to look at the wisdom Of Delaware in the Tie.
this immortal repeal, aud ynu are convinced 1
hope your correspondent from Bridgeville will DO
more charitable in the future. You're respectfully
PARADOX.
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Com m erCial.
wI,ninaton Ma,Lel., AUG. ~


FLoUR..-Good brands of country foar made
of new wheat from wagons at 81 62a7 rs. Old
wheat flour SIS 00a8 IL, inferior qualities will
not bring so much. Extra and family -four, So
% to 9 90 according to quality. Genessee, $40
O0al1 so.
GRAIx-Wheat 81 55. Corn s5c. Oats,
new 40, old 55. Rye So. Glover seed 81 90.
retails from stores at 81 90 per pound.
MILL FEED.--Middlings 81 GOAL 10. Beat
Ship 60cts. common ship SOC. Shorts, 30.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Flour market con :
tinues very quiet. There is is but little inquiry
either for export or home consumption ant !
only few hundred barrels were disposed OF I
S7a$7b per bbl., for fresh ground superfne, and.
So so for old stock. Sales to retailers and.
bakers. for fresh ground and fancy brands, from.
81 25 up to SO 25. Rye Flour has improved.
and sales arc now made at 81 so per barrel.
and CornNTeal is held at S4 per barrel.
GRAIN.-There is a moderate inquiry for
Wheat and no change in prices. southern Is
held at 81 62aS1 50 per bushel for red, ana III
Goal SO for good white. Rye is steady at 30 cts.
| Corn continues in fair request, and yellow sold
nj H8 cents, afloet and in store. Oats continue
| dull-New Southern is held at 4Oa4S cents pei
| bushel.
| BALTIMORE MARkErs.- Aus. -Gran.-Wheat-S
brisk demand for prime dry samples Pat ihe srehIs m "a
SO bushels aed change q day. sales ESQ e s1 S.m
led AT S 5Oai S. Lots Of white out Of condition at 41
81 and reds at 25a as per hushel. There was lot oil
aNO bushels white Wheat offered on chage by Ne srsi
deaton NJ c. and 2OnO bushels sold for seed at ,and
iHG bushels ont Of order at 81 10. CornMarkot dull WI
dToonng tendency. Aboutg. 90 bushels offered change
today and mostly sold, good to PRIME white 81 an9ss cts
and Yellow It 76a7s cents per hushe Rye-N1ne offered
on Change to-day. We quote new Maryland rye loini
nay nj g0a cents and old Pennsy wanna at 9 per busle
oats-Market tteaiy About 2,Cl bushels offered o.
chnnge to-day and all sold Maryland 9t sa5f cents
Pennsylynnln Oats at 4Oa45 cents per bushel. y
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Our city Is to day. the theatre of grogshops and
drunkenness Who is responsible for these eVilst-
Not The friends # prohibition They have slriven
by all henest aud lawful means to avert these dire
ful evils Still they exist; and no man can shut his
eyes to the humiliating condition in which our city
and state is placed Shall we conclude that ma
ory VI our voters are in favor of drunkenness and
row4yism! This is notso. To whom then shall we
iook-to the moral part Of community, there or no
where else, shall We find the warrant TOR the rumsel-
ling OF Delaware. Not Only TO the moral but to the
protessedy religious portion Of our people, we as
ctlbe tho ruin that is now devastating our state
Pary, that bane of our country, controls the aetisps
OF men, and binds them in its iron grasp Judas for
thirty pieces Of silver betrayed his divine master-
The protesting christian less excusable, betrays his
Lord ana master, trAmples undetsoot, and counts 1t
merit to debase his religion that he and his Fellow
partizans may obtain Off
When we look abroad on The world and reflect that
Tor eighteen but dred years the religion that was n
trOduced to bring peace and good will among men,
mas scarcely got foot hold, utterly astonsL-
cd, Mt the little progress it has made But when We
closely cutnize the conduct Of its protested loliow-
ers, our amazement ceases Men who profess TO pray
toTSthe coming of Christs Kingdom, voto TO main-
tain the DEVILS The election which elevated TO pc
litical eminence the men who repealed the prohibits
tory law of Delaware gave christianity stab from
the effects OF which il will take her long years to re-
cover. Yet these men, who voted to set up in ouI
midst, the worst species Of id1latry the world has
ever wiT essed, will have the affr0ntery to talk to
you OF the recessty of foreign missions to convert
tho heather. Will tell yoGof the mother whe IN her
blind idoary immolates her infant or OF the deu-
ied widow who nOurts the funeral pile of her de-
ceased husband and offers herself sacrifice, with
his consuming remains They horrifed at the
conduct Of these poor bonighted wreohes! but fail
to sec that they have by their unhallowed hands,
through the aity of the ballot box kind
led fame, even in boosted ohlistiandom, which is
consuming the bodies, and dsmning the souls, Of
thirty thousand Americans annually. To such as
these must look for the responsibility of the evils
which now exist il our midst. IL is in vain that
they plead the excuse of party. God will hold them
responsible for he has declared at your hands will
require their blood.
Reader think of these things, and when you next
deposit yeur vote remember that vote is but an exc
preston of your wish End that wish is but pray
to God, that what you aim at may be accomplish
ed. 10, that my people would be wise, that they
would know the things that partain 10 their peace.
God hath spoken let man take heed
TEMPERANCE.
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CHEEsEMAN & JONES,
Ri..EGISTERiiS 0EFICE

NEW CASTLE County, july 9Th, 1857,
fPDN the application Of Martin Campbell, Execnrix
~ 9fthe last Miil and Testament Of James Campbell,
of Ghrsana Hudred in SAID CeuntY, decease d ii il
ORDER ED aad directed by the Register that the Exc
nntrx hio esh give notice of he granting Of Letters
Teamgntaty upon the Estate Il he eeeased with the
dqtr Dlgranting thereof by be
posted wthln forty days frO date of sueh Letters
"a sls ofthe most public places of the county Of New
Custe requiring all persons having demands against
ESltr, Ia present he abide by Act of As
seihly gu made and provided Ana also cause
tho same IN be Inserted within the period In the
Delaware lsGPuhitean, a neYsPaper published in VIII
N---J Given under the hand and Seal 10 of the
SL Register Aforesaid, atNew Castle in New Cas-
(N@N tie County aforesaid, the day and above
written. PETER b. VANDEVER Il egIster.
NOTICE.-All persons having al a inns ga nstth ELS
tate the deceased ust pro- eat samedu ed
The ESaGuirX ueiuTe The 9Th day of july 1857
abide the Aotnl Assemhl L. ic made and pro
VIded. MARTHA CAMPBELL ExecutTtx.
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