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special Notice to subscribers:
RATES or ADVERTISING.

almost without guards eriye fair business, all things
considered and do not shac IN any of these apprehen
sions ~ it@iH 4HA .aahAH aaiiIscAA 84F
As for the nortb have tid'ags yet of the Elgn
mission. 4, y ~
in the colony there is nothing new except the now
certnel fact that the new opium farm has gone far TO
extiuguish the thriving business in prepared opium bth
erto carried by Chinese shippers to California. The
boilers of opium going awaysomc 10 Macao and the
ghborhood where oonyenienccs for everything exist
and soma talk of going to the Five Ports On the other
hand the opium farmer has got into with his part
ner and the thing will probably break down Of Its own
weight. s94 bffs 45tlntsEaN ie1l htf flfaiirs f9ft
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Ti'x BEAUTY OF A BLUSH Goethe was in company with
mother and her daughter when the latter being re-
proved for fault buhed and burst into tears He
sad How beautiful your reproach has made your
daughter The crimson hue and those svery tears be-
come her better than any ornament of gold and pearls
these may be hung the neck OF woman, but those
Dare disconnected with moral purity full
blown rose besprnkled with tho purest dew IL not SO
beautal this child bnshing beneath her parent dis
pleasure, and shedding tears for her fault blush il the
sign which Nature hangs out to show where chastity and
honor dwell"
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

MI w
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD s1f
WASHINGTON Virginia. Tennessee Georgia
i Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas i1a efl
Through Obtained great
Washing
board Of the Steam Ferry Boat George Page the ONCE Of
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Alexandria. ftt
To Richmond, Danvle Iynchburg, Bristol Knoxville aton
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville FIunsvity Grand juno
ton, Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans. ~
BY Direct oue and Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Aordng Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route. 'F3f 81 1885 ~
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot Of Seventh street
6k O'Clock Alexandria, whore tako the
Richmond Charlottesville SaunoB White sulphur Springs Wood
and Tap for Richmond and all points Southwest
making and close connexions to Memphis. ~
Baggage and omnbusS leave the Office Pa
O'Clock, a. m. and 7, p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
1S-tf atsa.t8 taft a'liaita t1f Washington
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DRoPosALs.
NAvr nrranrr,,rsr,

= ~ ~ e - Z geV st y lil ta ia July 3, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS esh class separately endorsed "po
poak for No. (nane the cass) for tho yard
(nane yard viii DO received this once until the
furnishing delivering the
materials and ars embraced printed
Schedules furnished Application and
requested desiring offer contract for the
therein by tho commandments d The
yards yards under their command by
thereto by the beau for all tho
10 proes confusion and ApiSaLes sealing the s, bad ,o
received drhb earsioys
each individual Of firm must sign the bid aud contract
hereby cautioned and particularly
the hereinafter prescribed mailed IN
reach their destination before the expires receiving
bid ,c be considered ,cAicA shall yxyiof
satcf allowance ulH be made fer fn,ws Of
guard against offers bcng opened appointed
bidders the
aud draw line under the endorsement thus I
"Pyossas for 0hs No (sdme the cas) for the Many fad at
(nanle nc yad)p - tsNlf letIl ~ i1tta
10 Chief Of the Bureau Docks Washington
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VXTANTED--A Physician or Lawyer, with cash
wv capital Of from 5000 to 81 600 become proprietor
weekly Rural southencr This oppo
tuny lucrative business In ccnncSon with thcir
fcsslou IN county WHILE the
thoroughly establish himself in his prcfc son Apply 10
RICHARD EDWARDS,
fnf .03faf r-A nlei.it tt'f 1917 Baltimore
copy Of the piper any wioh'ps II
-Iunnq ! l = :. n = d ! l l ! L
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the matter Of the division of the real estate of
MallcMsin The circuit court r ChaSles coanty Ma

ryland May term, ls5s A i. lti
ORDERED that the report OF the commissioners IN this
confirmed unless the contrary bo shown
on or Monday October provided copy
week for three weeks In
published District of Columbia the first advertisement TO be
Inserted months before the first Monday in October next
Ju,Y I5--law3w PETER w. GRAIN.
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INTERESTING TO LADIEs--W When in the course

INTERESTING TO ADIES.--When in the course
human ladies and gcnemen lose one Of then greatest
Importance question H. What shall do W stop the
hair from falling It's and beauyf In reply 10
this query Dr. HarTss Hair Promoter and I'm
proven few applications will stop tho hair falling breaking
dandu the scalp and white and mpar fresh
and to the hair although have been bald
twenty the Continued Of mouhs will insure
auxuant head OF hair Call and bote and not satisfied
after the second application aud the price paid
Ask for DR. arrss Hair Promoter and Improvor Sold Rich
by o. Ep .sE3 w. PETERSON, Druggist,
5B Corner Maine and 18th and Main and Wall streets.
Washington by H. d. GILMAN
nue. street and "a CLARK tX Penn
May 2l--3m III tHH "i'H1 eN ili az -fHfl Faf lflnt
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, Z CO.,


81 CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK, s1
ISSUE circular notes and credits for Travellers
available principal cities Of world Also
tile credits for In Europe, China, &C. t
May 2S-6mo-
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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1S58.- GREG-
- DRY MAURY Managers WILMINGTON, DELAWARE TO be
the Superintendent Commissioners appointed
Governor.
$50 OO0lLottery STATE OF DELAWARE
o. 1855 TO be WILMINGTON, DEL Saturday
! .--L-
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor Law
lVl Rooms %, "a, No 10 Wall street, New York
Aug l5-uf
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NTns KINCsFORD'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG

vl LADIES No street. wsshngton ~ CThe exercises
L. 1883. Grcuss including
terms &c sc viii be furnished application TO tho above sd
dre,, July 1s-3awtoctI
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MORE TO DE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
ll est Dadem Worn By Kings Emperors Watf Why

a Beautiful Head OF Hair n
Because is himself provided for a our
Reader although the bloom brightly the glowing
Cheek the sparkling the teeth be those pearl tho
harsh dry or still, sprinkled gray
than half her charms Prof Woods Hair Restorative II used
week. permanently
following judge The
the first Is the celebrated pianist Thaibcrg t
a,{3 f NEW YORK; April 10, 1853
express the obligations lam under
for the entire restoration Of hair to its original color About the
time my United States rapidly becoming gray,
but upon the application ar Restorative soon recover
ed It's original hue consider restorative very wonderful
invention, quito efhcacious well as agreeable. @
am dear sir, yours truly,
Dr. woop S. THALBERG.
gAe aDrych ar Gwylcdydcto IA
WEIGH Newspaper Once 10 Nassau street, April H. 1858
o. Dear sir month six weeks
bottle OF your Hair Restorative and wife, who
her little thinking the time that
would the hair to its original color but her well
SURPRISE few weeks trial. has performed that wonder
turning all the hairs dark tho
bcaung tckenng the hair. strongly the
restorative all want such change ofher hnr
CHARLES CARDEW.
NEw YoRx July as 1857.
PRor o. your Hair
storave being tho ccncious article Since
whte have gradually grown dark and now feel confident
that few applications will restore them to their natural color
has relieved Of all dandrun and unpleasant cng
among persons who persprc freely. j. G. kllBY
Pno woop About years age my falling
turning fast becoming bald and had tried many
commenced restorative in anu
up, turned back TO It's former color ack AZ
this me i fully restored to rs original color health ana appear
CHICAGO, H., May 4, 1857. trsa
put up bottles Of three sizc viz large
medium holds least twcnty cent in
proportion small rc,ais for dollars bottle the large
O. j Woo, 4 90 proprietors sa broadway New York On tho
great Railing Esabsbmcnt and ia Market street
And sold BY all good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
May 13-d3m
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
l( INGTON BRANCH--TUEsDAY, JUNE Is, trains will leav


DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
Id INGTON BRANCH TUESDAY, JUNE 49, will leave
olows sti.t taA'i ~ s't& tts fr
49, train connects at Washington Junction for MI
the Vest and Baltimore for Philadelphia and New York
Is, way train for Baltimore, Annapolis Philadelphia and
New York. aHl
for all parts the West and at Baltimore for Norfolk
Philadelphia, and New York. rs,,f tgtf p..-tt q III
TO- p M way Baltimore Annapolis
annapolis Washington Junction with
Ga D. Baltimore Washington
tion with accommodation train West A f bgags.5 .t
The 49, and 80, trains express and will stop
only at Annapolis and Washington functions. ann
On saturday 30 p m, goes Philadelphia only
On Sunday but one train leaves-at 8. 3o m.
June I3--n .aut s, slt tt 7. II. PARSONS, AGENT.
@ UMMER ARRANGEMEN INT The steamer
y GEORGE PAGE will run as follows: f.t Httat.
Leave Alexandria at s, TO- IL O'Clock, and O'Clock
.t f-s..-.i ttrtr
Washington at g. II O'Clock, M 3,5 and O'clock
ttl
The THOMAS cOLYE when tho route, will o. opposite
hours Fare 13 1r. s4.s 4i sFHaefas.t ~
whaeys omnbuscs connecting with the Pagc and Csyer will
Capitol avenue
the time the boats leave Alexandria i ~ "a is3 sH
June s--ood--H RICHARD wAILACH, President.
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(hcrc the composing drm (uame
the siate
your advertisement dated ate OF adversement subject
all Of the Of the schedule which
(namc class)
the nsvynrd AZ nanse the yerH scrng ad schedule
printed opposite
price carry
lars and and foot the OF tho bid
class amounting 10 (here write the words)
propose (hero required
schedu for the supply under tho miscellaneous
the delivery accepted
the contract be prepared and tho
(namc the agency for signatures and certificate.
(iero the bidder aud each member Of Arm TO sign)
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and certificates Of packages in the
the prompt attention. and
drawing will be Immediately ser 10
all who order from
sst Address, ss& nstF r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
July Wilmington, Delaware
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Fbrm Of Gn4srantoc.

The undersigned (name OF guaranor) Of tho town
State OF (nane tho state) and second
hereby undertake that the above bddcr
Will his hcir] accepted
with the United States within fifteen tho
through tho OF the acceptance of his for therl offers bo
mentioned ~. - E.,a .7.3 F.af u
Witness signature OF guarantors.)
Icey that tho above named (hsrc the guarantos)
known be gooi aud responsible gairinors this
nial sF (signature)
To be signed by the district judge district attorney collector
known the Bureau be responsible
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PsEors papers will please cory and send their
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
y July 1b--1aw3w WOE istt3 iHltt-'f} Hfhttt
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DRILLLANT SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1858--
lJ GREGORY 4 MAURY, Managers Wilmington, Delaware
be drawn the appointed by
the adv Z, r 3r tt57,rit tg4{sY y. n w m
335 Lottery for the Benefit OF the STATE OF
Glass 172, for 1858 To be drawn at WILMINGTON, DEL
day, AUGUST 7, 1855
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N. H.

Class No Bricks class No q Granite class No Yellow
timber No Yellow lumber class No o. White and
timber and lumber (whte easoned class No Lime
and hair Class No Cement class No o. Sand No 10 Slate
No. H. Iron and nails class No H. Steel class No 49,
class No. H. Flos No l5 Paints OIL and glass
No 16 Ship chandey class No l6 Sperm oil class No H.
Hardware class No is Stationery class No 20 Hay class No.
81 Provender class No % Charcoal class No "a Copper
composition nails class No. rs. Iron castings a5f 4{
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PHILADELPHIA.

Class No Bricks class No Stone class No. o. Yellow tim
Der Yellow lumber class No. Whitcoak
hard wood No. whtep timber class No Lime; class
No. Cement class No o. Gravel and sand No. TO- Slate
class No H. nails and spikes class No H. Steel class
No H. Files class No Is Paints oils and glass No TO- Ship
clandory class No 10 Sperm oil No H. Hardware class
No Is stationery class No 10 Hrewood class No 90 Hay and
class No 81 Provcner class No o. Charcoal class No
23 Btng packing and hose No 81. Augcrs class No 49,
IrnnQ, { . q . .- . 7 q . .
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Bricks class No Stone No Yellow,
mbers class No Oak and hard wood timber class No White
pine spruce juniper class T. lime and hair No
Cmcn No. Gravel and sand class No TO- Slate cas No
spikes, nails IL class
Files No. 15. Paints
TO- ship clanery class No 1917 Sperm oils cass No IT. Hard
Stationery class No. 90 Hay
81 Provendcr No o. Charcoal class No 23 Betting,
packing and hose class No a. Copper class No 25 work
cuttings class No 80 Machinery tools
ipors +. .f 4 III. & 3 . y + t II
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Important Railroad Movement.

We published Saturday an item from the railroad
article of the Cincinnati Commercial, which ntmated
that there was a strong probability that the Hamilton
Dayton railroad would break off its dependence on
Sandusky, forced connection with Cleveland, as
outlet for its freight and passenger business and
take hold of and urge to completion, the Dayton and
Toledo road, now in an advanced stage of construc
ton its completion to Lima at an early day being
matter of certainty, and the laying OF the track
through the remaining portion of the route to this
city being work eminenty feasible, If the necessary
funds can only be secured
In this connection, we notice with pleasure that
there strong indications that the Cincinnati Ham
ilton Dayton road may, ere long, take hold of the
matter and find outlet Tor their immense business
III this direction. The Cincinnati Commercial OF Sat
urday, speaking of this road the following very
significant language at is probable that more i'm
portant changes will be made upon the road soon
changes that my develop something of the power of
this line eastward well toward the strongest Lake
point nest Of BH9ato. The of these changes will
be reviewed.
We have neither time or space to go into an extend
ed review of the advantages which mil gh result % all
the parties concerned in this railway connection with
Cincinnati 1t would be the shortest route from Gin
cnnati to the Lakes by nearly 20 miles and nearer
for passenger travel by nearly 60 miles than the routo
over the Co. c.. & &. and Little Miami routes. We
have the finest line of Steamers running between this
city and Buffalo, that the country can show Through
this route in the summer jhe cost of railroad fare
from the Queen City of tho West to Lake Erie would
be- AZ three per mile about 81 80 cheaper than
over the Cleveland route; and the fare fom Cnciu-
natl to Butfllo during the season of travel could be
afforded by the Toledo route at very much cheaper
rate than by any other SO, too, OF freight, differ
euce of twenty sixty miles less of railroad trans
portation in cur favor could not fail to turn hher by
far the greater portion of the immense freight bust
ness done between Cincinnati and the Lake. We
hone to chronicle still further movements in this d-
rection, soOn.-Is'eJo BLADE.
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Correspondence of the Philadelphia Press.
Party CenSOrs.

WARRINGTON, Jan. III. 1853.
The letter of Gov. Wise to the rammany Soci-
ETY. is q terrible blow TO those who, only few
weeks ago,read Douglas and Walker and The Press
out of the Democratic party for dissenting from
single opinion of the Presidents Message The
full force of the disorganizng tendency of their
course is apparent to all of hem and they that
if the conrSe they marked out were pursued
throughout, it must be with h certainty of destroy
ing the party.
Are Toombs, Stephens, Qntman, WISE and
Others, to be read out OF the party? They diff
fer with the President more than Douglas or
Walker.
Fitch and those who took stand with him on the
Kansas question, are fearful that they have mScal-
cnlated and that the punishment they prepared to
infict upon Democrats of long standing, whose
national and conservative Democracy extends
lurther back than lS49, when Fitch pledged him
SELF as his published letter shows, to maintain in
debate and to vote for the main panks of the
Abolitionist'S platform, may before many days re-
coil upon themselves to the extent Of holding hgl
places by the gift of the people.
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nrthnrrnnhXAArniu.

Two weeks ago we alluded to the fact that too little
attention is often given to photography by those who
have assumed to teach young ideas how to shoot We
stated also that had letters from the teacher
of select school, whose photography should disgrace
the pupils Of a primary school Now, we did not say
who this teacher was-4whether IN this sone other
county--but some cne I'VE know not who) has taken
offence, and we have received two letters In en-
velop evidently emanaung from the same brain, which
read very mulch alike. wo copy the shortest one
specimen, making no change in photography, pune.
tuatou capitalization, or anything else. If the writer
is not proud OF his bAntlng he must not find fault
with us:
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Must Swallow the " Niger"

Senator Douglas in his reply to Bgcr asked
with great vehemence "Why are Democratic
Senators all around me allowed to differ with the
President on the Pacific Railroad, Banks, Fill
clustering Tariff &C., and to differ in peace
while, because adhere to my position, | am at
tackled here by men who Wish to drive me out of
tue party for ultcrior purposes of their own, and
am falsely denounced by the pcnsioned letter
writers of presses who seek patronage of some of
the Departments here, as having gone over to the
Republicans? ?'
The Hon. Cchuyler Colfax of Indiana, writing
to the South Bend Register, bis paper, says:
After the debate between Douglas and Bigler,
in which this question was put, was over. Douglas
was talking to Hale, Wilson, Cox, Burlingame,
and some Others when Hale told him.
:" can answer that question of yours, Douglas
| was in the Democratic party long enough to
know that while its members are allowed the
largest liberty on everything else, yet, if they
don't TOE the mark on niggcrs, they are not rcgu.
lar and orthodox, aud have to be turned over with
the goats on the left hand.
Inotced frown on the face of Democratic
Senator near by, as the little group, Douglas in
cluded, took a hearty laugh over Mr. Hale's conf
cal statement of what is really " fixed fact"
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lf9nS-Tn consequence of series of meetings
being held in his church, Rev. w. w. Williams,
'ofToledo, will be unable to fill his appointment
ITO lecture before our Literary Association on
Thursday evening next The vacancy will be
filled by W. S. G. CONVERSE, Prin cipal of the
Toledo High School. who will recite Poem
subject, Easy Road to knowledge" 1t was
read before the Young Mems Association of To-
iledo last Saturday evening, and received unusu-
al praise at tn e hands of the Toledo press
The BLADE says, flEtr
1.-The Poem recited by Mr. Converse on Sat
urday night rather took his audience by surprise
There was q very handsome house, brought to-
gether, probably, by the interest. felt in the
speaker, through his school connections; but his
audience did not anticipate the rich feast to
(which they had been invited The Poem
sparkled with Hit throughout and was full oi
fine and glowing passages, which made it one
of the most hcarabLe productions Of the season
The manner Of ihe speaker, too, was earnest
and his eloeution ,raceful and effective. 1t was
in short, q. completes success"
Avety intelligent gentleman of Toledo, in
private letter. says it ",was pronounced by al
who heard it far superior to anything we hav.
had here in several years We were all taken b,
surprise, and if the Perrysburg people wish tt
enjoy rich treat they had better embrace til,
opportunity and all turn out to hear"
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SS- The citizens Of Kcnton have employed
physician to examine the pupils of their Union
Schools TO ascertain if any ERE infected with the
itch and contagious diseases generally, and when
such urchins are detected, the Board promise to
expeI or suspend them. A fast town. that Ken
ton.--Perry8burg Journal.
Our neighbor is right about the examinations,
but wrong with regard to expulsions suspensions
Our careful Board are equal to any emergency,
and should any Of the pupils be found infected
with the above mentioned tilator, they are forth
with sent to the itch-room where au abundant
supply of dried rabbits claws are prepared TOR
their use aud the very essential science OF scratch
ing is taught in Que or two easy lessons. -Kcnton
Republican.
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WEST MILLGRovH.
Mr. Editor

Sir VIC noticed a Sketch IN one
Of your papers dated JAM headed 0rthography which
criticised on the modern Orthogtaphy cf teachers
do not deny this statement which stated that too
many Teachers were deficient in 0rthography Nato-
ment to true to be denied. the orthography but the
second which sssas teacher of select school is as
base aalshood as ever polluted the ccluns OF modern
newspaper
after long endurance of i'll diiested and contradictory
rules ntter long endurance of miserable schools as
ever propagated ignorence and vice among young
ideas Wood Co Or principal has arisen and enacted
the most liberal and exeent school ever started in
this state it is knew and its administration have fallen
into contemptous hands who dissuade the true prin-
Iciplc OF education NAV such opposers names be sank
the opposers of Gallilios Telescope whose names
are only remembered when dug from the depth OF
Oblivion to be dcspscd. A.
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OCrL Lizzie Lonely has furnished us with few
interesting incidents in the life of Mr.. Solitary
Sensible, and it is quite evident that he and
Lizzie enjoy very similar ideas about certain
things Neither of them will marry, unless
they can get chance to do so. Lizzie, like
majority of women can see a multitude Of faults
in her own sex, while she, discovers but an oc-
casional object Of dislike in the characters Of
men. drinking whiskey and chewing tobacco
must either Of them be serious annoyances TO
the refined sensibilities of woman, but an old
maid should know that there are hosts of other
things--natural, not uluvated--whch go to
:" make up the sum total of matrimonial miseries
However, Lizzie is pleasant writer, and evident
ly feels and believes what she says, and we
shan't complain of her if she does pull the wo-
mems long locks a little by way of stirring up
their ideas, while the " high minded are allow
ed to go along with the loss of but two or three
Struggling hairs, We are all willing to suffer a
little when it is necessary to the greater suffer
ing of our neighbors. Mr. Solitary Sensible
shall have a hearing next week.