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miles heats, best in 5 to harness.
c. ii Miller name sorrel mare, Fanny Wickhsn.
J. 81. Norton names bay geldins Billy Button
The Proprietor of the Union Trottng Course vii,
give purse of B25 for unframed Swear old colts to
to harness mile heats best in s. on the III h of
June 0p per cent entrance.
Purs. for $50 free for all, to harness mile heats
best In 5 will come of the 18th, eptranae fee 10 cts
Purse for Virginia raised horses on the 3fh pro-
VII ed there be two entries for S15 mile heats be.s
Sin 5. 10 per cent. entrance
On the 10Th q match for 800 side, will como
of, 2 rsies and repeat, to ha ness.
c. H. Miller names sorrel mare Fanny Wickham.
Ii: Norton names bay mare, Sally Murphy.
On the same day, q foot race, free to ali will some
of, half mile. Purse go entrsnce 10 per cent.
Gate Fee Is cts C. H. MILLER. Proprietor
All entries must be closed by the 18th inst. Ad-
dress C. II. MILLER, Proprietor,
my S0-6t| Richmond Va.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLATURE-This body
meets at Concord tomorrow. One of the most
important acts of the session will be the election
of U Senator in the place of Mr. Bell recently
deceased The Hon Ichabod Goodwin is the most
prominent candidate
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MARINE INTEa.LIGkNCk
Port of Richmond. Jpns High Water l21l o'clock
-~~"'-~0'~'A ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mds and
passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Belvdsre, Keen, Baltimore. mds, Lud-
s.hr. MARTINS j. Cause. Stevenson. Philadelphia,
sloop New Psckett, Gwatmsy smith6eld. mds
schr Andw. Armstrong, Mitchell Rappahsnnock
corn, MEG fuder's Sons.
Sch sebr. Richmond, Jones, New York. md,, D. & w.
Currie.
schr Portea, Aaron. Baltimore, md', w. D Col
quit Co.
sehT. Gold Hunter, Ksnnsy, Halifax fish, Bacon
schr Ashland, Mitchell, Baltimore. md'., w D.
steamer City of Rich mond, Mitchell, PhiIadelpha,
mds. and passengers, H. Tuttie
Schr VIM P. Waller, Lively. Williamsburg mds
Bark Cheyallie, Jones, via City Point, to finish
Steamer Norfolk, Kelly, Philadelphia, mds and
passe n gers, Il. Z. futile
schr Planet Mars, Geoghagan, down. the river
light. t
Bark Mississippi, Capt c Gerdes, for Bremen. with
go hhds. Of tabacso, by Edwd. VIM de Voss Co.
BALTIMORE, May 81 sailed, bark Impsrador,
(new) Hubbard. for Richmond. in tow of steamer
Belvidere.
RocKLAND, Me-, May % -saied, schr. Nowms-
DEL Myers, fo- Richmond:
Rio DE JANEISo April 24-In port, bark Zings
rella, Banker, Richmond, wig.
~ PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
LEWIS PARRISH, from New York.
J. B. Cooley A. z. Csthcart. H. Mckenzie, Col
R. Wheat NJ w. johnson. Captain Joe Holmes,
Antiwreth. J. 81. Holt, w. d. Cobb 9. w Single.
ton. ]. T. Barnard B. Worthen, r. Macklin, Col.
Brown, 8. A, lady, daughters, and servants, A.
Meyer, w Smith B. P. II Morrison. w q. Bell,
j. G. Deyroos and lady, A. Lake, O. Lake, g John.
ston, Miss Rennolds, q Melen and child, Mrs. g. E.
Moore, Mis-. E. Watson v. C Sampson, P. Smith,
Mr.. De La Vergne, J. Ralston, Mr.. Dunn E. c. Ma
son. Mrs Burdiek and child, Mrs. Tabb and child. R.
Brown, DR.. Coleman, Levi Baker, T. Hunter. Miss
MIND. Geo. Patton, o. Linn. J. Cullen, and IS In
steerske. ..- ID
Also from Norfok-M. Cunningham and lsay, Con.
way " hittle, g. p Sparrow, w. Goodell and Ia.
John e. Doyle, N. N. King, Mrs VIM Lawyer
;: NJ southgate. Mis-: Southland, Miss Loutsey, Mis-
M. Elicit. Rev. r. g Jones, J.. Biggs, r. A. Wor.
rell, r g. Broushton, DR.. ?. Mallory, Hon. r r.
Ferguson ]. T: Leigh. w Il. Durham. James Hun.
ter, Mrs Z C'Donnell, w. J. Mccoy, James Gilroy,
j. NJ West.
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ISSUE OF PATENTs.-During the month of May
3439 land warrants have been issued from the
Pension Office in Washington, requiring 5l3 900
acres of land to satisfy them The total number
of warrants now issued is 274 500, requiring 25,-
1926 $50 acres of land to satisfy them
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN

PORTLAND, ME-, June The steamer Cana.
dian, with Liverpool dates to the Goth ut arrived
At Riviere du Loup last night The Europa Ar.
rived out on the 18th.
Markets quiet and generally unchanged. Com
suls 93l.
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Mnvamapf nf Tronu

Movement of Troops.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-The War Department
has ordered the I'd, 5th and 10th infantry, with the
exception of four companies, to rendezvous at
Forts Smelling, Ridgely and Leavenworth. and two
companies of dragons to the latter post, without
delay.
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Gov. Walker lin Kansas.

LECoMPToN, K T, May 28sh.--Gov Walker ar
rived here yesterday, and was quietly received.
His inaugural address, which Is . lengthy docu.
ment declares that the territorial laws shall be
enforced, and his position taken will be maintain
ed if necessary by the whole force of the govern
ment,
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I0HN A. Kelvin.

CABINET WARE ROOM 1--WE are now
~ prepared at our new stand on Governor street
to supply the public with every article usually To- be
found in large Cabinet Wareroom and at price, that
cannot fsil to please We have now on hand the
LARGEST and finest assortment of CABINET WARE,
including Wsrdrobes. sideboards Sofas, Sofa Beds,
Lounges Tets.a.fetes, Chairs, Tables. Washstsnds,
Bedsteads. Book Cases, Work and Dressing Tables,
etc. etc ever before offered for s.le in the South,
ell Of which we warrant be Of the best material
and finest workmanship. The senior partner, Mr..
joins A. BELvIN, will give his personal attention to
the manufacturing department and from bis long ex.
perieuce In tho business, we know that we San get
up work in style inferior to other esta bise ment
in the Union. Az guarantee that weicsn work as
state that our fsetory 10 supplied with the newest
and most approved machinery, all driven by water
power and that have the best workmen that
money can command.
To those who wish to purchase furniture OF sny
kind: we have only to say. eive US call at our new
store on Governor street, and have fear of not
being able to please in our prices and our wares.
JOHN A. BELVlN.
HENRY A. ATKINSON.
;e9-Iwd West side Governor street.
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APPoISTMENT.-The Secretary of War has con.
ferred upon Col JUNIUs B. RoANE, of this city, an
appointment in the 4th regiment of U. S. Artil.
Iery
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THE PETERSBURG EXPRESS appeared yester-
day in handsome new dress, an evidence of pros
perity which is gratifying to notice.
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LINE OF MARCH:

The Commsndery will move from the Masonic Hall
Of 10 o'clock, A H., proceed down 18th street to
Msin, up Main to the Fair Grounds. Returning,
procsed down Grace to I'd, mp I'd to Broad, down
Broad to Governor, down Governor to Franklin, and
down Franklin to the Msson's Hall
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Naval.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The sloop of war
jamestown arrived here yesterday.
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BEDFORD.-O ficisl: For Congrass-Powell,
1000, no opposition. For House OF DeIegates-
g A wingAeId, 1859: @ Brown, l,a7 Alex aIs,
Americans, elected. For Senate-James john
son, Am, 1859. For Attorney Generai-Tucker,
goo.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT majority, for Congress,
$50. A F Raymond and q Arnett, dems, elect. :
ed TO Legislature. A correspondent writes that
there was but small turn out, aud but little oppo.
sition TO the democratic candidates.
LANCASTER Official: For Coneress-Gsr. .
nett 1877 Critcher, 90. For House OF Delegates
Claybrook, dem, 1863; Leland, opposition, "a
Senate - Beale, dem. l65; Rice, opposition, ST.
Attorney Genersl-Tucker, l49, Patton, %
HENRY Full rethrns: Congress-Thos Bo.
cock SCI; John w Hambleton. not candidate.
1877 House-James NJ billiard. dem, 3ss; William
Martin Am Ago Attorney Geueral-Tucker 37O
PRINCE EDWARD.-Copgress - Qoode. 32l;
Collier, IS Huuse-Asa D Dickinson. dem 1864.
Attorney GeneraI-Tucker, 800; Patton, IL; South
oil. -. . 49,
NOTTOWAY-C ongress-Goode 139; Collier
So Houee-w F c GREGORY. dem, elected Attor-
nev G. eneral-Tucker, 1913; Patton, "a
PULASKI.-Full returns: Congress-Hopkins,
dem, 23I; Martin, distribution dem, 81 House
s Draper, dem, $780, G Grayson. distribution
dem. II. Attorney General-Tucker, 81
SMYTH-Congress-H opkins, 4ss mar On T.
| Wilson Sc. Attorney General-Tuckar. about 400.
FLOYD --Congress-Hopkins 457. House
Howry; dem, 346; opposition 3ls. Attorney
| General-Tuokar. 297.
CLARKE Official For Attorney General J. 4
| Tucker 538; Commissioner Board Public WofKs'
| q Kidwel 1877; Congress- Chaa Faulkner, dem'
| 1877; VIM Lucas opposition. 2l8; House OF Deie
gates George w Bradfeld. dem, SOL, Col bepJa-
min Morgan. opposition, 3l2.
| NORTHAMPTON For Congress, Garnett 40
| Critcher SO; for the State Senate, Neaie 1915
| Spead g. Two precincts 20 hear from
| MONTGOMERY-Ronald democrat, Is eiecteo
/ to the Legislature by majority OF 81, over DOW
i yer. distribution candidate. Tucker and Eomuno"
/ son bad no opposition.
BOTETOURT AND CRAIG.-Word and Mays
probably elected to the House, and Gen. Layne
re elected to the Senate
| KING AND QUEEN - OGeial-For Congress
/ Garnett 400 Critcher 273. For House OF Deie-
gates. Garrett, dem, 405; Bonlware 1870 Repnods
95. Garnstt's majority for Congress last fsn WAS
| $685.
| MATTHEWS - Congress- Garnetts majority
16I Legislature Col w G Lane elected over Or
VIM Shutice His majority in Matthew's and Mid
desex rept Fed at IA:
| JAMES CITY-Copgress, Critchers majority
| Is. So far as heard from, DR. Hubbard, American,
beats Mr. Cosnahan for the State Senate rs votes'-
] Garnetts majority in the city of Williamsburg was
SO.
TOY Martin opposition 372; for Attorney General,
| Tucker 622 Grant and Rice democrats believed
to bs elected to the Legislature. Five precincts to
| hear from o,o
TAYLOR-For Attorney General Tucker 1880;
for Board of Public Work, Kidwell, 929; for Con
eress. Sherrard Clemens, 507; w NJ DunninRton,
$40; for Legislature, NJ Fl Johnston, $685. E Arm
strong, ASP All the candidates.except Huntington
are democrats.
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ElsH...4OO bali hbIs. Ne. 4 Pofomac
4 HerringG ~ bbls N. G. Mess hosk, IS %. nj. @,
bhad. tor sale b. tt.ga aa ~
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APPOINTMENT w H Anthony. Esq, of Bote.
tourt, is appointed Abide camp, to Gov Wise,
with Brevet rank of Colonel of Cavalry.
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~ FoR LIHEnEssEs 10 TO TyLER Co.'s and
pay them so csnts-it IL 9 waste Of monsy to pay
%, charged By pretendsr, Go only to the great
depot Of Art lSs Main street, where 20 Artists are
employed
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~ IT MAY nor BE GENERALLY KNOWN THAT
the Liver Invisorator whore reputation has bscome
great 10 of the very best remedies for the pre-.
vailins epidemic Of Diarrhea, Dysentery, and Sum.
mer Complaint, that regularly visit our nsighber.
hood at this season of the year
We would advise all a. soon they are sttacked
with any of these complaints, to get bottle of Dr.
sANFoRD's LIVER INvIG ORATOR imm ediately, for we
have so often tried it with single failure to
that We unhesitatingy pronounce 1t the sa-
fest and 'urest remedy We know Of for those dsesse
either in adults children. Eating summer ftuits
often produces arrangement Of the stomach and bow
els. with tendency to Cholera, Cholers Infsntum
and other distressing complaint all of which will be
almost Immediately relieved BY the use of the Invigo
rator which seanses and purifes the system giving
visor 10 the appetite. relieving indigestion and soar
moss Of stomach, and 10 unsqualled prsvsntstive
Of FEvER And AGUE.- Tdlahdsses Sentinel.
BENNETT. BsERs FIsHEa and ADI1 Z 0RAY
Agents for Richmond. js dke2w
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH.
ao1lAd fnr Rmr0na-

NEW YORK. June l.-Joseph Rosenbaum, A
Hirsch and s. Stern, of Richmond, Va sailed to-
day for Hamburg, in the steamer Harmonic.
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TIMRER BUsINEss...Thc subscriber
| thankfu for the lberaiity bestowed upon hlm
for many yeas by the people OF Richmond Peg
isaye to aform them that he nas purenas 80 tne On
TO interest OF BELvIN & Parker: In the Lumber
hnsness and that he now has In his yard on Broad
st,aet opposite the Monumental Church, large and
v.ris9 e,aortment Of Lumber OF every kind, which
h. offers to sell on liberal terms to ell who may wish
~ nuTchass His stock consists in part of
20 0OO n assorted Whits Pine
100 900 Il and inch Poplar, well seasoned and suit.
able for tobacco boxes.
100 600 Flooring Plank of superior quality, inch
and II iuch.
$50 ono n Hard Pine escorted quality and thiedness
10 600 n Black Walnut suited to the wants Of car
penters and csbinet-makers.
80 600 #. iuch Maple, to which invite the atten-
ton CT Machinists and Tobacco Box Makers.
10 900 # Cherry, suited to builders.
100000 good hneles
l have now on hand q large and varied assortment
of MAHOGANY, of the best quality, and can supply
Carpenters Cabinet Makers and Others with Veneer
Ing OF all kinds from of an inch, to inches In
thickness.
am also receiving the best quality Of WESTERN
OAK, for tobacco boxes and farni,h any kind or
quantity that may be ordered.
Cabinet Makers Carpenters, Mschnists and others
will find 1t to their interest to cal upon me before
purchasing elsewhere Ofders may be left at the
store OF Beivn Il Atkinson on Governor street, or &C
the yard on Broad street.
ia 2-1wd JOHN A. bELtlN.
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'TOUKNAMENT.
BY RICHMOND CoMnANDERy NO. 2

KNIGHT TEMPLARS,
AT THE
AGRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS
RICHMOND COMMANDERY No. 2 or KNIGHT
TEMPLARS win hold Tournament at the AsrieuI.
tural Fair Grounds on
TUESDAY, the I'd OF June next
The net proceeds arising from ths To1rnament are
to be placed In the hands OF the Union Benevolent
Society, for charitable purposes.
Gates open at 10 o'clock, A. H., Tournament will
commence NJ
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STOLEN, from my room on 10Th street,
y during SATURDAY morning, May SOth, one
pair of black Cashmere Pants, with my name upon
MeEvoy's name on watch pecket two pair low
quarter atent Leather Shoes, with my name written
on inside, and the name of the makers Connolly Il
Lloyd also one blssk C 9th Coat for the recovery
of which will Fay asutable reward.
leg it, W. F. OWENS, 1872 Main st.
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- 50 CENTS for the finest style Of Likeness VI =
ranted durable, perfect and pleading From 400 t.
900 taken daily by TYLEa L Co., IS9 Main street.
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r. A NOTICE WHICH WISH ALL TO READ ii
l expect to leave here on Monday, LIST of June, fol
Europe on business, and will be absent from home
for some time During my ABSENCE my business will
be conducted by practical men, and attended to 81
though was at home.
have now on hand the largest and finest assort
ment of Boots and Shoes tpurchasad expressly 70,
the retail trade)'that has been offered in THU
city. both of my own manufacture, and alss of the
the best and latest styles mado in Hars imported By
myself
A wsrd to my country customers-DuIing my alb
sence, w E. JOHNSON, who has chen living with
me for the last eight years. will attend personally tc
all orders received from them Those who are In
want of harvess Shoes will be glad to receive te
orders they will receive prompt attention and filled
at the lowest prices. ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots snd Shoes
my 29-6t ~ Main street Richmond Va
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~ MAY it please the public and patrons of TY.
LER Co.. to call their attention to the deeds of the
little silly imitators Of the Dagurreotype art, who
are trying bring themselves into noteriety BY their
cunning devices which consists Of series OF attacks
and fslsehoods concerning the famous TYLER Co.,
thinking thereby to create an excitement In small
way By which their pockets will be slightly benefit
cd regardless of reputation 1t 10 quitelamusng to
observe how frequently the mischievous little fell.
lows contradict themselves; at ono time protesting
to take pictures by the aid of steam at the rate Of
1000 per week; at another denying that steam can
be used In the business. Then sgin they say TYLER
Co. take only Vitrotypes and Photographs, and
conclude their quibling by respectfully informing the
pubic that there is nothing but Dsgurreotypes made
at 1879 Main street. The truth Of the matter 10 this
before TYLER Co. opened their Mammoth Estsb.
lishment, the Artist ~ were getting 81 each for
quito inferior lik enesses, but that TYLER Co.
make them good for so cents. they determined
not to die without struggle. hence their long lists
of falsehoods to prejudice the people.
Visitors to TYLER Co.'S Gallery can see that it
10 superior place, and that the Portraits are a. far
above the old style as that epgravngs ahead of
Wood Cuts The small Artists should ado IT some
other means of healing their sores.
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LOST.


+ OST.-S3 REwARD-Lcst on Saturday by a
IL poor girl In passing from tho Exchange office of
Mr.. r a. Pairo. Main and l4,h street. to our
Office on Frank lin St 2 five dollar notes on tbs Bank
of Wadesboroueh, N c.. the finder Will receive tho
above reward and the thanks Of the owner BY leay-
Ing them at this office. DENNIS BRO.
je-.2* Opposite metropolitan Hall.
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MARINE INTEGLI4kNCk
'ort of Richmond, Juns 1-High Water 12l O'Clock
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bring 1t before the public in short time. 1t ID
very convenient to the railroad
We have the MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGs"-where the improv ements are of the
most ample and handsome kind-where the
scenery is very pretty, and where they have a
railroad to bring guests from the Virginia and
Tennessee Road and telegraph communicative
with Lynchburg, and Of course with the tessraphic
aoorld The fare has been always superb there.
and the arrangements this year are upon the most
liberal scale. There are both sulphur and chsly.
beate waters.
-Four or five miles from the railroad and In the
same county--Montgomery-t are the "AL-
LEeHAkY SPRINGS situated IN q most romantic
locality. They are unsurpassed for their efficacy
In Dyspepsia, and are of value in other complaints
They are admirably kept. We have known per.
sons who were almost snatched from the grave by
the water Of the Allegheny Springs. We invite
attention to the advertisement of the propristors
The YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS" are also in
Neutrality-suspicious. of the nobiest, most picturesque
and delightful countries Of the State. The "Yel.
low Sulphur" is three miles from Christisnsburp.
on the rsilroad. The waters are highly priced and
the beauty OF the scenery makes 1t q gem.
Next these are New River sprinKs-1very q.
cellent waters-tweniy miles from the railroad
seated npen the bank Of that most lovely stream,
ms Asw River; . river that would In India be
made sacred and worshipped.
Farther away In the South.wsst there are III.
g oHhhowEE," in Scott, and the LEBANON IN
russell ana We cannot say how many more
al watersof great potency.
Leaving the railroad at Nvvbern, in Pol..ki in
nns sage coaches and passing by a iius graded
.n u.u s'oDs down New River through q most pic
;u,e aus country crossing that stream from Giles
th,r,v 49,. s.aa'y and travelling distance of
Nm sa sas mnss. dfon Sswbsra) you reach the
go. 800. .os ormses, 20 famous Tor shslr st.i.
ssS ~ '''s"sss VI she lungs end he asrye,s ~.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

pB Virtue OF two writs of fieri facais is
- sued by Gilbert Christfield, one OF
the Justices Of the Peace Of the safe of
Maryland, in for Cecil county, at the suit OF
Charles Munson, against the goods and
chattels, land and tencments ofLydia Thigh
man, and to me directed, l have seized and
taken in execution all her right, title, claim
and interest, in and to one House and Lot in
he Village of Concord, Bohemi. Manor, Ce-
Gil county, and also, in and to tho tract OF
Land whereon she now resides, situated on
Bohemia Manor, in said county; and also in
and to one stack of Oats, one stack of Wheat
and the Corn crop in the ground. And !
hereby give notice that on Tuesday, the 27M
Of October, 1857, at the house of said Lydia
Tilghman, between the hours Of . and o.
clock. p. M, Twill expose the said property
at Public Auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, to satisfy said writs and costs.
L, SIMMONS,
October is Constable
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SCIENCE AMONG THE'JApANEsE.-M Won
Siehod. the distinguished author. states that
the knowledge of the natural sciences among
the japanese is much more extensive and pro-
found than lis generally supposed. They
possess great many learned treaties thercup-
on. an admirable geological map of their
island by Buntsjo. They are well acquainted
with the systems of European natulalsts,
and have TRANSACTIONS of the more important
of their works They have also botanical
dictionary, in which an account Is given Of
not fewer than $500 objects, and is cmbel-
ished With numerous tiuc lngrayjngs.
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DEER PARK SEMINARY,
Newark, Del

NtWdTk, DCd'
pY REV. GEO. HOOD AND LADY
I'D The Winter tenn Of this Select Beard
ing School, for young Ladies will commence
November lst. 1857. The number Of pupils
is limited to twenty. Pupils will here find a
good home, earnest study, faithful teachers,
and a healthy moral influence.
TERMs.-For Board, and Tuition in Eng
fish branches, per term Of five months, SIS.
Music, Drawing, Painting, &c. extra.
For Circulars, or other information, en-.
quire Of the Principal. Sept. Sim.
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NATHANIEL r. CARSON.
Recommendation Druggi.

IJAS opened a NEW DRUG STORE at Rock
Run, Port Deposit, Nd. and would respect
fully call the attention OF his friends and the
public to his LARGE assortment of DRUGS,
CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES, PER-
FUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, &C., TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS, SPICES, HAIR, Torn,
AND SHAVING BnusllEs.
e Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. May, 9th. ls57-ly
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AUCTTONFER

ME subscriber having had consideral -
L experience as an Auctionecr, and belle
ing that he can give satisfaction in that ca
paclty, offers his services, as such, to tho
Public.
His residence is two miles from Elllton on
me orth East road, and his Post office is
Eikton. Persons in want of an auctioneer
to"cry" their sales will please apply to him
inperson or by letter, as above.
Sept 10 3m ALEXANDER W. KING.
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THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL,

The subscriber has taken
N @ffrTA q that well known ssOld Stand"
N.!ii GE in Ellion, and having fitted up
Sss5ss.sssss* the House in good style and
repaired the stablng, is now ready to enter
tain the public, whose patronage he will DO
thank ful to re csive.
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