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CRIsP' EGAIETY. Sheridan Knowles play Of !" The
Hanchback - which is one Of the purest and most
beautiful plays extant has not been produced id this
many beautifully as it was produced
iast night At the Gaiety Theater. Miss Dayenports
persoRaton Of Gaialwas exquisite throughout. We
hare seen the play nany times, but cannot remember
when we ever saw the conflict of love and pride, as
th0S passions portrayed in the character Of the
highsouled Jitl;a, more powerfully and thrllingly
portrayed. The Master JValter Of Mr.. Howard
barring the idea Of bis disclosing the truth fte char
acter to the audience before the to which
we shall not particularly object, when ne consider the
familiarity Of the public with the play most
creiitable peri MI. Thayers Clifford was
very well conceived and as well rendered MIR. Davis,
a Modus, and Mrs. Crisp as Helen we're as correct
picture Of baahfnlness and coquettishness as could
well be desired The beauty Of this play consists 10
INTERVENING the sad and the humorous phases of the
tender passion IN such manner as to excite the pa-
thetic sensibtes Of the audience at one moment and
their humors 1t the next. a
Tonight Miss Davenport will appear in cl,arac-
ter quite different from that of Julia. twill call into
reqnison a her strong points an artistic but can
not charm the refined auditor as WELL for it is inclined
to c0arseness We mean the part Of Peg H,ofington,
ia The comedy of \ Masks and Faces,' 1t may be,
however that seeing the lady in both characters will
give better idea Of her capacity as an actress but
when We have seen her perform the part Of Julia as
she did last night have no wish to See her in any
thing less dignifed or beautiful.
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na- To Commission Merchants or Whole
SALE GRooERsA gentleman who command commission
business worth from five eight thousand dollars per
is DESTROYS Of forming connection with house already
tabshed Of No. standing All COMMUNICATIONS considered
confidential Address MERCHANT, st this Office ja26 2p6t
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Boots. Roots! Boots!

Announcements. CHARITIES STREET. .....,.......4
ia MES NJ ARTIN
Would respectfully call the attention Of the public to his very
choice assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES. 80. .s.Hl
N B.Country orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended TO. jail 2p3m
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81: CHARLEs THEATER.- Nj. Hackett appears again
Knight in his great personation of Jack Falstgf,
the stricken, 10 The Mrrry Wiyesof Windsor.s
This piece was capitally produced night or two
since 90 great is Haokett in Falstnf that we fear
should be qnt the stage de- the character would
quit q die with him, Richard the Third did with
0ooth. farce in which yining Bowers appears will
conclude the performances tonight.
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~. HI. CO0fesy.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practcesin Pone Coapee West Rouge and West Fe
Ecana Residence Pointe Coupee P. O., La. dsO 2psm
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Secondhand Furniture 9owohL

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city wishing to r
pose of their furniture will find 10 call
the undersigned. r.
AlSosecoadhand Furniture sold exchanged and repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
ma 2rar p Barnrne s.r.a. 1,
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VETERINARY PRAcTIcn-Dr w. Proctor, a yeteri
Of regular education and large experience has
opened an inaary for diseased horses cattle etc., on Julia
street No m between St. Charles and csrondelet He charges
only when be cures and pays particular ncking and
docking We refer Of live generally to his card
IN another coI,pn = 2
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Garnet W.nreho,tsc.

No. 10 CHARTERS STREEr-Just received from England
ge patterns OF Medallion Velvet Wilton Brussels Tapestry
Also, Floor OIL CLOTH Of all widths and qualities in grea
varietydf STYLES MATING, ~, 4, Cd White Checked
Rods ETC., all at the lowest marke. prices.
ia26 2p6 A. BROUSSEAU X co,
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.a. II. James $ Co..,

WHOLESALE DEALERS
FRENCH, GERM INDIA, BRITISH
AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
No.39 Magazine street,
No. IL Bank Place,
4 NKw ORLEANS, La,
Wond call the attention of the country aud city their
large and varied assortment of
FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
The character Of which miscellaneous advertise
ment could not the extent of STOCK
nents offered TO purchasers We therefore emily
attention of buyers and say are TO do
them Justice in the yarious styles Of
=. SILKS,
= d, ROBES, J4l .s,.- ,..r. 1..
DRESS GOODS,
y EMBRoIDERIEs,
L&cEs,
gosIERY,
.-f's+ 7a RfBBoNs, .i
us4 sHAwLs ..aa
..1 AANTIL4As etc.
And our stock q
Housekeeping Goods
CANNOT BE EXGELLRD!
In The grea: variety and styles Of
GINGHAMs,
LINENS, -a't
ORGANIZES, ',
a ',. FRENCH PRINTED JAcoNETs,
DE LANES,
oEAIIIEs,
PRINTS etc, etc,
We DEFY coMPETITIoN
siLE and STRAW BoNNETs, UMBRELLAS, PAR AsoLs,
.lra a full stock Of ali qualities.
T. CANBRiCs, Asss ~
JACoNETs,
MUSLINS
and every style of
WHITE GOODS.
~. - large. lot of
g4 HabcEdnshery,
Particular attention paid filing Planters and Com
Merchants orders, ana every inducenen ofer ed in H
BLANKETS,
KERsEYs, .-
JEANS,
LINsEYs
N $50. ut NJ coTroNAnEs
- ..-g5.s55 ag e... ~ z5l eoSNABuRGS and
BROWN AND BLEACHED sHEETINGs sud sHIgTINCs
IN the last named articles eonine as much as
possible 70 the Southern manufacturers.
R9rour terms usual liberal and cash BUYERS ALWAYS
entitled 10 discount iaao asE,Egrw
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MASKS Aap CosruArs ron rup BA,s

MAsks AND COSTUMES FOR THE BALLs.-Those
who fee Inclined ID indulge in The Il
rsdnE a e sAI night should bear IN mind that Madsme
Sne faHacua eoster Of No. IL Cont street ure
pafea = accommodates plain or
enc WI have One supply Of DISCUSSES on hand at
ths9qd Fslows Ham tho stairs rooms a VII 4
Which takes place at the Orleans Ball Room
e. nss maas great may order ladies aud
mend her very extensive fa,,eiiui wssras =
OF dance lowing friends sss - uie itpseton
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The Eastern Clarion.

n
o. ~ aDihs'' EDITOR. III
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest eirculaiio.
OF any Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered advertising medium to the Merchants of New a.
cans.
Orders for advertising left at The CRESCENT OFFICE WIN
be pnnctuay attended 10 "&
sB- FRANK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans d Col
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alabama Journal,

MONTGOMERY, ALA. = DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND
WEEKLY. ~ #s
The above paper published at the Capital of Alabama and
oldest andbest established papers in the State and
has the largest circulation in its vicinity in the Interior aud In
that portion of Alabama and Western Georgia which trades
with New Orleans It consequently the best medium for adj
its section. * e -
s'' BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors.
T ERIN s.
mo. 3Mo Ono. IL No.
Daily, square 90 50 % sis 90 $50 10
Weekly, square,. ,.........25O 50 1000 % 90
Tri-Weekly, ssuare.,... 40 SEQ IL 90 Is 90
Subscription 10 Daily Per ........sT 90
:. TrWeeky per ennum 90 l
Weekly annni1 ............. 2 90
r- Subscriptions and Advertisements received at the Ores
cen off faS2 On
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d k1rWc would recommend our I'm valid read
to give Hooapds German as we feel assured
medicine that produce such evidence following in
its favor, is no humbug: z' @.-
j. ID. Spring says: Rockport Monroe county, N Y Feb
"a, lS55send fresh supply of Bers Immediately.
gives very hest satisfaction One gentleman had
rodoed with the dyspepsia for long time and spent the
of last summer noted establishment found
iIely cured'
Rev. T. r. Feister New Brooklyn, N. v, s.
ls53-Dr c. NJ. jackson; Dear s-l request you
by the first opportunity three bottles Hooands
Bitters and glad to state hs the Bars
ferent Of my acquaintance physicians help
without effect especially in emorrhodal cases. eedng piles
the effect and cure and certain
nB-See advertisement. ial6 2plmkw
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1OnsbOt0 of $4,000,

| SALE BY SHARE OF 1900 DIFFERENT ARTICLES II
Representing Value of SIG, 0O0!!
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Plantation and Housekeeping

Plantation and EEousekeepina
GOODS!
We world invite the particular attention @: Planters and
CsInssion Merchants to our stock OF the above goods
Among them
Negro and Bed Blankets Kentucky Jeans Iinsey Eerseys:
Plain, Bleached and Brown shirtiuls and sheeings;
soptle Lowells; Heavy Twills for Pants;
Stripes and Plaids, and Plaid I.nseys for Dresses;
Delims, Apron and Furniture Checks;
Ticks, Ce.tonades, American ard French Prints;
Furniture calicos, Hosiery of tue best makes;
White Goods, Linens, Table Cloths and Napkins Diasers
II Short almost every article Cur line all of which on in
spec.iou, will be found CHEAP
C. A. BARRIERE & BROTHER,
aoi zpln ~ Charities street
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OFFICE OF TIE NEW ORLEANS nAILy DELTA, I
70 Camp street, Jan. IL, 1857.
Aesars Sermons Co.. GentleneHI gives great pleas.
state that by the Of the Brazilian Pebble spectaces
which obtained from have weeks
my sight has much improved my eyes greatly
relieved from the strain which had previously been upon
when reading writing earnestly advise those require
the aid Of glasses 10 give you call.
Yours respectfully. HENRY GREEN.
These celebrated specacle obtained for short
time longer at tie oice No. 81 CAMP STREET
NAChe2. ialA 2rtf
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quire at this office. 40 -. Gu
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& + 0 q. A adjourned session Of the r. ".
Grand Ledge Of Loaiaiana, II. o. O. F. will be held
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Ctoaks and Te,sssian F,srs.
Roots, Shoes and Rrouons.

| IA Canal street.
R"ots, Shoes and Rrogons.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditcbing BOOTS RD.s4.
| nhodANs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Cam
feaehy HATS at the lowest market prices, by
| FROST Il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine sress.
| HATS, CATS, ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE
Weae constantly receiving general of si-, r
Cashmere Panama Leghorn, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican I'D
wool HAfs' at the lowest market prices, by
FROST l. CO.,
.s-o -eaM No 10 Magazine street
Err. sGnshet Reynolds.
oFFIoh-No. lis GRAv1ER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scA1D HEAD WHITE SWELLING sonr. and
9.>-:.s :. every eeseL1nl1on iaal 2piy
Wines and Liquors.,
A.
i7",.....,.,,...R ROYAL STREET, ...,....... TT
Asupply of CREME De BoUzY CHAMPAGNE in ,r.r,,
constantly hand which equal to the best
comes TO this market. '
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
OF AhhLiNG and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
BRAN DIEs:
SAzERAo of the Vintage of 1885, 1888 and 1905 s, os,,
WHIsK i
VI all deseriptons-seoteh, Irish Rye and Boprbor
ALE and PORTER, i'll pints and quarts
s-N -. Also,
my usual assortment of the best WINES and H.
ouoRs in the MARKET which will be sold m m aaa
terms as any other house in the aiy, 40 's'f0uAS"
avon,u sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
M. II Roynl strns,
Bepots,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Eop
GENUINE
DALLEYsS nyAGSCAy
~, :" Nos, 81 and ISL Ohartres strss.
GRANTED to Purchase.
STOCK IN 0Dp FELLOWS HALL, For n.r,,,,.,
qaire at this Office 80 - ca
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Nesss Sermons Co.. Genteine-of late my eyes failed
me so that could read any by candle light The
glasses selected by suit admirable
finest print without the least strain fatigue eyes
take pleasure TO recommend glasses friends.
Respectfully, H. NEUGENS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29

BALLs TO. NIGHT The third 81 the Young Mems
Society Masked Balls takes place ut Odd Fellows
Hall tonight y viii be brilliant and delightful
ailAir, and We would advise no lover of ballroom
festivity to mis- IT
There Win aiho Be Society Ball at the St. Charles
Saloon ID Our gallant and pretty neighbors
Of The right bank viii have pleasant time Of it, ne
are sure.
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Err. SGnsatet Resf,,ofds.

offioh-No. us GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
cures CANCERS, scAIDHEAp, WHITE SWELLING SORES and
ULokRs of every description Ton,
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NEW ORLEANS, JanEary 49, 1857.
Nessrs Sermons Co.. GenemenI take great pleasure
stating that am using improved Specaeles find
easier 10 the clearer and enables better
candegh without pain the eye Think superior to
anyI have with and eeerfny them to
the public. Yours, respectfully,
n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29

1oHsOs-CsxpiUe. ...
If
you would ike
easy shave to have
your hair cut Phrenolosicaly or
Dyed in the approved manner by most
expert accomplished ard popular attistsin the United
States call at ROLLINS Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing
Saloon No. &c St. CHARLES you want Baths of
every description, in Marble Metallic Tubs,
call at ROLLINS Diamond Hair Cut
ting and Bathing Saloon No.
20 St. CHARTS street.
d29 2plm Veranda Buildings Nep Orleans La
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Easbroides'ies and Eaces.

Real Manes LACE SETS from so TO $50;
Nalenciennes Collars and Sleeves
Embroidered jaconet Collars and Sleeves 81 80 to 800
Swiss So 10 $50;
Collars for Misses;
Real Thread Lace Wells, $40 TO SsH
:. Points, $50 10 $3.50
Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerch;ess;
-. Pillow Cases;
Jacone Robes;
Pettieoats;
Dresses for Infants;
Shirts FOR Boys and Misses;
French Worked Edgings and Ilsertings;
English Embroidered Bands
Vaiencenues E2gng and Insertngs 0c 10 $50 per ward:
Black Thread LaGes, s0e $50 per yard
Gupure Laces, black and white-aH widths
c. A. BARRIERE e. BROTHER,
d3 2olm 20 C,nr,rss stree.
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Capital Prise $50, 900.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTEl

To be drawn in the city of MOBILE AlR in public on Nj
E DAY, January 80. 1867, on the plan OF 5sE
SINGLE NUMBERS. ih.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

a Dangerous Ptace.--The Causeway on tho
Hare's Cornerroadis rather u dangerous place,
several accidents having occurred there with
in the EAST two or three years, AS John
Stephens was returning home with his family
on Thursday evening, the horse took fright,
ana packed the carriage down the bank into
the ditch, causing the'p party considerable alarm
and inconvenience. Mr.. S. proceeded TO The
house of Mr.. Lobdell to procure a yoke of OK
en- TO draw the horse out Of the mire while
Mrs. s. coming into the city informed her
iriends and some OF them proceeded to the
scene OF disaster and got the horse ont of tho
dltch before he returoed. A fence should be
PUT up to prevent such accidents, and we call
the attention of the Road Commissioners Of
the Hundred, to the matter. lYe have known
several horses to back over the bank ON this
causeway and therefore something ought TO
be done to prevent the recurrence Of slich nc.
cidents.
Dreata Hhedi.-A few packages of Brento
wheat, grown in Italy, has been left at our OF.
nee by George X. Townsend, Secretary of the
! Agricultural Society of New Castle Comfy
Tor distribution among the farmers. BY the in.
trouuction OF new seed great benefit may be
conferred on the community at large. The
MeuiterreanWheat which was introduced few
years ago, soon became quite popular, and was
widely sown, being considered preferable to
most other yarities. The change of all kinds
Of seeds Is attended with beneht-indeed any
kind sown year after year, in the same ground
will degenerate and run ont.
g A Sound Mind in Sound Botiy."-Thi.
adage has been quoted time and again, YET
people are just beginning to realize the impur.
tance of physical education, and of procuring
good fresh drugs when they are sick; conse
qnently we find that tho public are fast
learning that the proper place to purchase
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and Fancy ar.
ticles, is at DIR. Grimshaw's, No. lGl Market
Street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

n apd lhey do, let them VISIT to the shoe, make
80 doing d qU ss Soash
Setllg them P and what Is the esse ofa Ihis WHY
eS s Course and competition increases
shoe store pcasd at al NJ
f oasE Who V tf Wish sH e s sI &e
being te rst siors Il Second XII Tbst
@oE 70 S e % pIG10t 70 The public that that ali
49, p'Oip' A''''iao' 10 ~ y w W VIE ERNIE.
you ws 70 Furnish your chamber with f set com
eusteat ae Wash Sand and four Cane Seat Chairs 70
t,vanG Fourth and SHIRLEY SO,
o SHs BsS fas sR5ss WC0d'sSs
$os P1s 10 Rst snSsS
ryca Would Sys FIVE . Est Doil5srs When Sou
ya s5Si s f%s \ TGsa 81 sasss St. "a
or"'''G Go 10 MACSfCiioL's, Fourth and shipley sts
ilyou would saye FROM Twenty five cents to Two Dollars
." SCI & I 70 MAcNfCaos Fourth and nlpov sts
TURY.For Scrolunus and Canoorops Diseases, 9landu-
p disease malignant acors and obstiH%te Old sores til
er sat r4GGa PPes blotches on the lace and all IN
KRRP HE DLoop PuRE.-stTenglhen and inyigorate the
%ish AM sSsTPg TIS iaPSria 6s;
particulars II Puriies and enrehes blood ilyisorates
sa wD f eSa ege VEG G's
an rs tonc n Sersve e 6P yauaSe
~ that large doses Of long continued use o. u
ae osdy HE pasg their
vel an. sGfGiG
es r. value wheTsysr used TResp using Dr. Lognsbelr
from CO. TGPH oSs IPlgP61 RPi,S hsias
% eSr tSn lS5 S
y end a q season a S win be found espoc
FIR sale ey . Y RsYNETT l9a MqTkst street and By
Agents iof DR., l., " Co.'S, Ali Healing salve.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

i AMERICAN MEETISa.-AMERIcANs RALLY ~
youR CAUSE "A meeting of the American
party of the City Of Wilmington, will he hela
at the City Hall, on Tuesday evening" TO
make arrangements for the approaching oi'y
Election. The meeting will be addresseu ny
several eminent speakers. BY order OF the
executive committee.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

5sFE55;s,z:f.ssssz A uGuSrUs ROEBElEN takes this
ffsNZSss1af3 4 occasion 10 inform Tho c izens Of
II \ III WllmiqEtonan and vicinity that il c has re-
10 ~ 40 moved his Music Store From ldarkpf St.,
~ ~ ming street. between Second and bird Sts
IN ~ ~ TO Keep on hand an excellent assoTl
nared ~ aP NUS INSTRUMENTS which lie Is pre-
u wlrranted The allowing is pprtIOnui HE d. ier nj
"a ~ ke g tat hls stOre WE; NIuns GU
aes, AceHrdeons, CoEnets horn
streons and Concertn0s tai peues screws and
" tHr EIollns constantly to be had Ill repairs ali
~ He wo"l also take this occasion
IN ~ Misunderstanding is required
to all WIN may desire hi on
me Pano, Violin. Orclesr nd CunnprtinGs inv.
many years been teacher OF music he feels CON
hueht lhslvlng satisfaction. Terms mndeTate
rom Germany, excellent Spanish Cult
AMI Gnl.tar sLrInEs. &c. tI,nr trIII
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
TR0N, HARDWARE awe conL--

| 64E&zA VIE subscribers would respect
tAN&E| FULLY eq! the attention oCtheir friends
se'ed sio9k oflron and Hardware consisting ia part
BEST brands of American and English role
BaTs refined and common; Amer Hammer cd; refine
Banl, Hoop; Scroll, oval Hal Oval, Hall. oun1, Swe
way SLIT Rods, Juniaa and Benzons superior Norway
3ise a,i h2dsi English Sheets American pndlled and
County, Blister and German Ha6ac steel: Stnaersons
superior Machinery, Cast and Shear Steel Citit
,,HARDWA ri .-HamlnereGa and Pressed Horse Shoes,
HOrseShoe Nails, CaTriageanG Wagon lronAxles; Rgw-
fnd a9a G sh Gs sP:Tss Ws
ers, Sc &c, American add English Dear
MfSg nSSeS MheSPe 's oE So"e M9k
and other Tools Spencer celebrated Filesnnd Rasps
acT sRs nsRe an ana s
SloveB, Post arden Spades, Picks, Matocks Hoes,
kkss E sn o fe4 P fF Gn rs
ties Glue and other Pots. Beatty . Broad, Hand ald
FisSsI Ghises, Gogsss, and Plane irogs. ri c,,,s,
Mill cToss,su an4 UTagiST ssTs SPeSG JasEspm rs
Augefa Pus6's Cooks patent, and other AIger Bits,
BALDWIN emlum Bench and other tlqnesi Beats
md pGa sTHefs Mss % R 2nH @
sees Rodgers Scissors Elpls klng's celebrated Ra-
s sn l Ban nS Sdf ss Ba 1T Fs
Sss sas a Cher eaS Pm a o
Grind stones, ranks and Rollers for ditto. Fairbanks
banks and other counter Scales. Glue, Glass, Putty
Pairta qoqoh ard Fnrntnre varnish, and japan, In-
ssS ss saa vss @ Paa Chr
pet, O. n2erlan1 Nails and Spikes. good assortment
Of which will be sold at the lowest whole
sale md retail by o.,,,., GARRETT q SON,
B.-Bltumnons Coal from tile hest Mines constant,
hand.
WILMINGTON, mar. Oily.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
MILFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,

RHE next term of this institution will OPEN September
eth laal Under tIe q REV A. CRAIG, WIG will BIS
ution per term OF II weeks Junior GLASS, $1OO.
Middle Glass, ~B.nO
Senior class, IOOU.
Music, Drawing, French and German extra.
Due pains Will bo taken to render tho Seminary Attrac-
i've and deserving liberal patronage.
IESTlMoNl tlS.-Ihe Principal is in possession OF
many iatterng testimunla from distinguished names:
2,n14ng Which my be mentioned Rev EPlalst Mott d
~ fcs!uelt oil Union College; Rev. Robert proulit D.
" proi 81 Ancient Languages, Schenectady, New York
hni ~ hey Alonzo PoIIer ID. D., Bishop Of Pa. lie
4IE, Fey n ~ & MgEphey, Dover, and Ills EXceency,
, The Misses Sgxiun belong to the well known family of
inal n1Ine N Troy, NJ York. and educated al the
IHs tema e SEMINARY, Among their references ev
ElklOn, Md. = '''
Hor 4 particulars aPply to Rev. A CRAIG,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
MARRIED.

On the 18th of June last, by Rev VIM n Brisbane, Mr.
WILLIAM EVANS aud Mrs MARY RAsfBg, all of smyrna
On the Ilti INST, by Rev. II. Mansfield, MIR. JoMN 4
WHIT ISuTpN mud Miss SARAH a. HuRLotK, miih .
Kent Co., Md,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
FRENCH & nNGLIsR s0aooL,

KING ST, DOORS hBOVE ELEVENTH
ADAM w Y Ll.i VIII reopen heT sohooi on TgEs
moved 10 larger house. in tho most healthy pnrt uC the
say is enabled admit IN her family eight al ten young
indies us bonTd9fs The NUN is Ii eds that they
receive home educnton The Eng studies are Puf
sued undel tile tuloE ofa thorough English sAeheT; II
e sas time, every advantage is given to gam knnwl-
edge o FrGnc il being tha language spokr in the ian
mug loft. MADAME ALLY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

OUR FOREIGN RELATIoNs.--The National
inteltgencer says that our governmental af.
fairs with the foreign world are in state Of
nnwontcd, if not unprecedented, tranquility
the only unsettled matter, We believe, being
claim of idemnity against New Granada for
damages suffered by certain Americans in the
riots at Panama in 1856 In regard to this affair
1t is stated that the negotiation does notprom-
NC an early conclusion, though in what the
aiinculty consists We are not advised. Spanish
diplomacy always required time but however
formal and deliberate, IL has ever been dis.
nnguished by honor and good faith