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1kOhGE WOODRUFF,
OOrnwell's Halfway House. Bristol T,rnnifa

Testimony Of Mr.. Abner Iliilcs Market street ahov.
sixth, corrooorative OF the efficacy OF Willians,s
Anti-Dy speptc Elixir.
DR. JAMES WILLIAMS:
rear sir-lt gives me great pleasure to know that
you aye again preparing your medicine for the cure
ol DSspepsI Tor many OF my acquaintance have re-
pedtedly asked me where II could be procured know,
ing tnat had been cured by H. AS tbink that
pubhc Acknowledgements Of the great benefit I have
received from the use Of your medicine IL MOI only
due 10 you but may be useful TO others / nov rnoks
H. FOR several years suffered from Dysnepsia
which increased 10 such extent that my health and
constitution were rapidly sinking under il / was
compelled 10 restrict myself 10 the most simple food
and even that could digest l fell A loss of
strength, dissemination 60 exercise and (s won have
II IN your ADVERTISEMENT general feeling OF depres
SION ana lndescrihabc weariness. In the wear isss
hearing from others high recommendation OF your
Ahh-DNspeptc kiNir, procured and used IL with the
most happy effect; under its influence Ianguor and
WEAKNESS gradually passed away, and nv annette
revived, which could crafty with immunity Ter
years have now elapsed and my confidence m the en-
ratiEe powers OF your medicine has OF course i'm
creased, Tor II completely cured me- when failed 10
obtain relief from any other source
Very respectfully, yours,
,r,.-.-, ABNER FINES
ties for s5. " 'A OOs
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS ND
Chemist and Pharmaceutist
NO. south seventh street PhilaGelphia
For sale by all Druggists. angos
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foun0rrs.
ClaibOrne's Machine Works,


TIVE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
i Manufacturers, and all persons desirous of purcha
sing at home good machinery. such as STEAM EN-
GINES, CASTINGS, Of every description, GEARING,
CAR-WIIEELS of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS, PUMPS &c, &c., is respectfully called this
Establishment now growing up rapidly the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend TO carry the business fully as extensive
as before and shall be ready TO take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already commenc
ed operations in our blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 old and new
customers.
We experienced Mechanics-each of us person
ally attending to his own department-and thus We
shall be able superior work lower
than heretofore done in this city. We shall warran
every Of work done at this Establishment, an,
give prompt and personal attention to every order lef
at office; thus hope to give general satisfaction
ami be patrOnZed by all friends of home mauuctuTe
VI. JACKER co,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June 27-tf late Nashville Mani Go.
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn.
Ill ...r.no..,n lrll.rtol ...tI Ill

10 al persons dUiicied rhh GTdud.
Mr.. J. +. CowAN-Dear sir:- hereby certify that in
the summer of the 1858, servant Of mine. boy
about 10 years OF age who haG always before this
been stout and OF "A vigorous constitution, attacked
with gravel. Physician was called who attended on
him for several months, during which time he grew
worse daily Until he helpless, and believe would
have died IN few days had II not been for friend,
who advised the use OF Cowan's IdthOntriptc. pro-
cured few bottles the first Of which gave him reef
and IN q short time he able 10 walk about, aud
finally fully recovered; since which time he has had
SYMPTOMS OF said disease, and To all appearance Is
healthy rs any servant on my plantation ! there
fore recommend II 10 all persons suffering under
like disease, of the most certain remedie
known.
sGiven under my hand this August 2od, 1887.
DANIEL SHELTON 4
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EDRARD II. Row1IY.
OcroRER 10. 1850.
Dr.. JAMES WILLIAMS

Dr. JAMES WILLIAMS: -
near Sr:-Having suffered for a lon- Tina from,
Dyspepsia so severely thar WAS completely prostrat
ed and having tried every means relief without
success was advised 10 your Anti -Dyspetic
EhNir-' II affords me much pleasure 20 iufor6, Won
that am entirely cured by lis use and cordialiy
commend II TO all persons suffering under dyspepsia
Very RESPECTFULLY. Nc- -
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Mebilal.
D Y S P EP STA.

a sho by the statements Of the Board OF Health
n q Ne= YORK, caused the death o. 76 persons oct
oi Oil deaths. IA ene week, l6l desths by con-
sumption, fneGeed by rysleIsiA. as Is q well at
tested iet ta IspeT rs the origin tie uneriugs
OF Large isiTt!Nn Of thSse who ale uf cuusumptou
i becomes Se duty of every 10 use such precau,
ions agssnst and remedy lor IsIelss as ~ ence and
experiences have place before them, aha which have
proved te be eficac.ols: o tins Character is ssDr
Villains anti speTuc Ehxir,' N eorrvbOrGtion OF
which reaa the following testimonials.
Testimony "f Mr.. Edward H. Ruwley, Of the frm ot
Rowley, Ashberner a Co, II North NhArves il
proof ~ tle efficacy OF MiilaInss Anti-Iy speptc
Elixir
DR. JAMES WILLIAMS:
Dear Sir-l take pleasure in recommending your
Ahu-Dysperue EliSr, for the cure OF Dyspepsia /
have taken my sell lor the disease, ana have been
-r Yours respectfully, % a.
EDWARD II. ROwLIY
Communication TO John R. Penrose, Esq., from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, Kensington.
II Is with great qualification thai testify 10 the ef
hcaey Of Wiiliams's Anliny Speptic Elixir which Won
50 strongly recommended % me, ana Tor which I
heartily thank you, Il has completely restored NV
health, which ch@erfuIly publicly ack ,oN-Iedge
with the hope that others may be siIl ly benenttec
- Trgly yours,
Sam, .SEa EAENA-s
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con.titusfonaI Diseases.

Many diseases that aiict humanity Inherited As
heir Looms from the diseased bodies of sicky Eiros
Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis and It's are among
the common of Constitutional diseases. Now, We
no: how many gcnerHtons the seeds OF these DIS
may have been established Ia the system, cor
raptng tbs blood-Rafsays Reso1afiEg kssoipanf Nri
Gle Of diseased deposits and Oh the veins wth nsS
pare and healthy blood
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silks. RareeeS and MantIes,

WE will close out our stock Of Fancy Silks, Bare
w ges, and six aud applique Mantles at less than
cest. W. A X J. 6. MCCLEILAND.
n Ret every one remember that NE selling
for Cash only, and they Will get great bargains by
calling upon us. W. A. & J. G. MctIFILAND,
ie5-tf BAG 81 and 30 College street.
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
w. JIG. McCLELLAND

RE Offering their entire stock oc Goods AZ greatly
N reduced prices. Dress Silks, Berages, Nantes,
&c, greatly below Cost Now is the time 10 get the
greatest bargains offered for those that will call
soon. augl9-u
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment


For Man or Beasf.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment
READ FOR YOURSELVES!
Thomas fuft, blacksmith, living near tass avenu
Tenth street, had horrible running sore on hi
foot. IFS tried various Ilninents sAlves kc bu
could do it good lie despAred of ever being a bl
~ work Al his trade again, because he could not bea
any weight on his foot aud by bottle oi Mclean
Volcanic Eminent, be u nov perfectly ccred.
RhcuInAtisin Paralysis Neuralgia, Bruises Strains
innesz ~ t1 joints Muscles, sore Throat swell
ings, karaehe oF Tooth ache, Wounds, Fresh Cute,
sOrcs Burns, ScAds, Palms. kc. yield " the ragict
Influence of TIM Koaderfui finiment
For Horss and Cattle a is mlalllbIe remedy for
ClAies, ts~lisi scratches, Cracked Heels I~meness
spawn, sSeeny, spint, FlstalA, Bruises sxellings
Wounds, Rattle snake btez, and Other dis-as
~hsoa Anis1<isaru l-bie frOm injuries or aces
Geuts
Every Country Merchant should obtain q supply Of
AclaGn's Volcano Ohl Lnineut. u sels rapidly be
cause u afsnys cliFe4-
liberal discouai ~ill be EA4s % MERCHANTS who
buy ~ sen again. ~
ss- For ssis BY J. n. MCLEAN, Proprietor, ecrnsr
of third ana ne sfres,s, a LOUIS. Missouri: also for
sale "a above apl3-ctwawly
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ne stAnp sFosnd each pa Wili also bear the nanes
q th- l.rnur.ssor and sf th@ United states aseBts
Drasxisss aEd n-aeFs ~i1 ohseTvs cach co.en
raekAss sAr fsllaHs1E label;
isss sarAxx ckrsssx--fhe increased repat2iiaa an
rrnst kernsna fnr florr's tompoCnd kffact ~ toai
81 an4 szr<sIafsta have eeea indacenss ser othcFs
A. asfnr ~ thts yaisAoi- nlslnr. ksl1derk
re fArttrEry warnr1 of this tAct, tt.t uy nly ~
% trir guard and asf1se q any innpare Nrtsls
calatea - azure tier Feptzfen. AHd dcssrey N
uacrts u tbs orlsaal pfefs atca, - ohvtte ~ ~ n
tns SuoscfiocF fsaccesos % 1AnHs Tarfant - ahen
w4s sntfe1uced she U4ts1 St1tes1 has st-
14che4 A& signetnre q ths eaatioo, - eeerterfet
axhch \ lesEsry. Suh. A. fkkAksf-
ttrrss erasfs fsr ne sbese artiis "a faf diree
tons fer shfnsaeGs Wv ~ r.1
= s .s1..r JOHN A rAlsRANT A 30 ~ "a zls, =
Ne ga. eseea ~eh Saefaer w.fFsn = n
p.s- t-1iyt -
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R. NJ. II.

r. RR-Rad~sy,s a--ay Rrll-f for HeAdaebes,
whether sex o. nefvoas sRhenn4tlssH, Par
asysis Lnsnbsgo, Goat, Neuralgia, Toesth
ache Snail Pox, Fceers. Ssellen Jndnts,
kianey Complaints. sCaFtet Fever, rzli1s =
rocnd the LIVER, Psrarssy Gfasies, heart
burn and fAis.s u al ktads- Rsnwa - fea-
dy Relief all, IN few minutes change tie
H Rli~csi~s yea sansr % isys -. 4tsasaTe.
n. -sssd~sy Renovszng kssiTsnt for the cure
of ehFoaic dise2ses--sach SeFofn hsas and
syphistlc CoEnl, l,l2lhts, ,CoasafnFt.ve and Olh'
eT sgeefsuas q the Lanes and rAfezaf hsau
rztias. ana eni4rgeE1ents e fszFts, kzatssts
ssd ether dizcksrs u tlte Ssn, Nezfes, II
hlaFs, Tloers, ~ sfelels, aad AL cthsr si1<
eesrse~ arising fFoga an anfaFe stats y ~
ss fAfs1d- ssFssH
r R--lsaIsay's Resaistsss all erFs, eaestiveis
Ard speedily, cssiirfaezs. tutlKestaans Ia
t nauamsison q tie Bs~e1s, nsxIxf@sa. I4xcs
cnmpsAlnt, Dik2ases ~ the ffe@rt sna All
aeys, Frlnaic Csssa aAsistk. .esazii fox tsr~Fs
MeasArs. ke. whea@ysr laasyrtsn = 81
8 ~ 81 orseF. : dose % Hafsay% = fssuAtels 81
E resssss y % rsgal&ssts Ns ssaasls sheab
r.R r. Rsnsalss are sas4eY Drszk1s,s evsrvwtsrs
n.sic-l5Als fADwxl D 90.
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Muslins !! NIuSlins |!

VNTE have just received large lot of elegant
w French Muslins. with many other goods, from
Auction, which Offering at greatly less than
importation cost.
je5-u ". A. K j. G. MCt1E114AND.
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Chfidreu,. Di.ea.e..

RaHasass Rsasaafiao la>ssIrlaf should be hailed
blessing by every mother. thFongh the And, ~noss
infants afflicted With Sores. Hunlors, nc. These
BFs4kings oas tttus eariy) evidence of disease
transmitted from The TAren s;ck- Ate~ doses q ths
saratsag kesnsf ~ih egadAcate every Vestke 81 tse
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AIiuen Goods.

NITE have elegant assortment Of Irish Linens
w Table Linens, Towels and Towclng lAnens, anc
Linen Sheetings which offering cheaper thar
they can be bought any where else.
auEl9-tf @ V. A. * J. &. MCCLElI-AND.
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VOL. XXI.
llem-Dork.

From ANDREW WINDS General Advertising House
l33 Nassau street, New-Iork.
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IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.


Also MeIuAn's Volcanic on Ianirneut
81 Principal Depot the corner Of Third A.
Pine street, -. Louis, Missouri.
Ss-FOr sale IN Memphis by 5 Mansfield 4 Co. John
son X Long, and BY Ward a Jones' Al proprietor
prices. ~
So For sale IN Louisville By BELL, ABBOTT & Co..
Springer bro, and Aymond 4 Patton.
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PnlADEIEA, October %, lsas.

Testimony d Mr.. Edward n, Rowley, Of the arm ot
ROwley, Ashberner a Co, Ii North NhArves il
proof u ile efficacy Of NiiIaHs's Anti-Dy speptlo
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ELEGANT NEW FALL GOODS.
w q NInClounnd

With great variety of Staple Goods all Of WHICH We
will offer 10 Cash Buyers exceedingly low prices at
MOCI.ELLAND'S CASH STORE,
sept6-f Nos. 81 and So College ST.
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nem-Dork.

From yisCHER OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building 346 Broadway, Il.
New-York.
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Tao The only thing required is TO explain right prin-
cipes, which existed ut the beginning of all things
The examination for the third degree Is held ut pokin
II lasts nine days and the requirements the
for the second degree, only the proficiency must be
grcster 43f isi fiihtt | l11 tftth
The fourth examination is held at Pekn aud generally
in the palace Lsors the Enperor himself assisted by che
members of the College Of the Forest of Pencils Hann
Yuan) This examination also continues for nine days
II embraces all the ancient books meaning thereby only
the Confucian books for the Buddhist and aoust books
excudedand also correct writing and official style.
1t probably proficiency in official paper writing
which gained Yek his high degree. He practised this
talent with great effect upon PsTkes aud Bowrng, but
not in happy vein when he wrote his replies to Mr.
Reed aud Lord Elgin and Baron Gros.
I" Is there any class in China who know the code !,
Those who fail in higher examinations often apply
themselves to study law and other matters They
times become our secretaries. r,ftl ~
Is it proper question to ask your exoelleney how
much you paid your secretaliesf Usually 100 tales
month. ''-(f33). ,.f,.s \ ,l
'And what did they make by perquisitesf 800 or
400 more He afterwards withdrew this reply and sub
stituted $50 49, but this afterthought. The
first the true estimate
'Your excelency will excuse my Importantly for wo
talking upon matters foreign to western ideas
May believe that who understands the four books
and the five classics is thereby and without any other
study, fitted for every public Office in Chinai From the
very commencement Of the Chinese empire it has been
the custom to depend entirely on the four books"
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A CROOKED STORY MADE STRAIGHT.

Correspondence OF the New York Expressl
wAsHIsGrox May 3--Goy srRAKm-The Washington
correspondent e Boston Traveller speaking Of Col Orr relates
following incident which ransped when Gov occupied
tho chair
During Bank Speaker day when
debate ran high Mr. Brooks persisted In making statement when
order The Speaker said calm Tho gentleman
out orders but he continued speaking hc gentleman from South
Carolina Is OF order said the Speaker In that rang
through the hall like clarion but Mr. Brooks continued speaking
Now the Speaker his his gavel foil with Resembling
upon rail Of desk
old hall awakened by tho sound he said Ts Segcanta
Arms will arrest tho member from South Carolina Brooks drop
ped instantly his like dead weight leaving
tered There death like Stiffness tho second
when the ball by the Speaker saying
gentleman from Ohio has the ioor'p
The above is going the rounds of the press and being
Incorrect to demand statement Of the facts They
briefly follows In course of debate day. in
which Mr. Giddngs, of Ohio, engaged which elected
feeling Col Brooks had alteration with Mr. Gid
dings and obviously out of order On being called
TO order by the Speaker he neither stopped nor sat
down Again he called to order, and again he dis
regarded the call The Speaker then instead of direct
Travellers account turned to his page at his right and
in low tone, inquired, ''Where is the Sergeantat-
Armsp' Colonel Orr, at this uncturc, perceiving and
approaching what passing crossed to Col Brooks,
and putting his hands upon his shoulders pressed
him gently into his seat The Speaker thereupon
nounced that the gentleman from Ohio entitled to
the floor and Mr. Giddngs proceeded Col Orr remain
ed some moments Col. Brooks and in earnest
versaton with him. When he left Col. Brooks rose
from his seat crossed the hall to the seat of Mr. Gid
dings and there made to him handsome apology for
the wrong he had done him. In this transaction IL
usraed with the undue senstiveness of Col Brooks,
his real magnanimity when convinced of having com
of friend in whom he could trust like Col Orr,
to whom and not to the authority of Speaker Banks,
is but just to record Col Brooks the occasion refer
red to- yielded. EYE WITNESS.
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a NATIONAL FVU8DRK
prom the PhiIa4ielphia Isdger.l

prom the Phiadeilhia ledscrl
There is considerable interest manifested In various
quarters Of the country relative to the proper location
OF national foundry Several towns have set forth the
advantages the government would derive from establish
Ing the foundry in their vicinity but the most active
to il appear To he adopted by the citizens
Ut Hayre do Grace national foundry is intended 10
supply the heavy ordnance necessary for the defence Of
the country. II should be located therefore, In part
OF the country where coal and iron abound Is easily
reached Another requirement is that 1t shall be suf
GENTLY removed from the ocean, navgable harbor to
make the to it by foreign enemy difficult and
dangerous at the time that facilities exist for reach
ing IT easily by land Havrc de Grace possesses these
requisites II is situated at the head Of Chesapeake bay
making II necessary that enemy should pass up
channel which could be rendered from each shore
almost impregnabe against him 1t is directly on the
line of the Philadelphia Baltimore and Wilmington rail
road and about equal distance between the two cities of
Philadelphia and Baltimore with railroad with
New York and almost every other of the principal cities Of
the United States II has immediate communication also
with the iron and coal regions of Pennsylvania and
hence could be supplied with all the natural productions
required for USE certainly and almost economically as
Ii in the very centre of the coal region The Susaue
hanna coal trade finds its outlet in that direction and the
iron foundres of Pennsylvania along the Susquehanna
abundantly supplied with the and the means for
smelling them In its location, therefore, Havre de
Grace possesses advantages which commend ii strongly
the favor Of the general government 1t could be easily
protected from enemy has facilities for communca-
ton by land to all parts of the country and is the
seat of federal government and subject therefore, TO its
daily supervision and directions advantage which other
sites in the centre of the coal and iron region would
not possess in so great degree.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT to create land district in the Territory OF New
Mexico.
BE IL enacted By Me Senate and House Of Representatives efhe
United States Of Apria Congress assembled That the pub
lie lands in the Territory of New Mexico to which the
Indian title shall have been extinguished, shall cons
tute land district to be called the District of New
Mexico the Office for which shall be established at such
place within said district the President of the United
States may from time to time direct -
SEC. g. And be further enacted That for the purpose
of carrying this act into effect the President shall be-
and he is hereby authorized to appoint by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate during the
thereof register and receiver for the district hereby
created who shall be required to reside at the site of the
Office and whose powers, duties, obligations and rospon
sbilities shall be the prescribed by law
for other land officers $50 far they apply to these Off
,cers) tfa M Ht ta
SEC 3. And be further enacted That this act shall not
take effect in less than six months after its passage
Approved Gath. May. 1858.
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.r44 elsto a Pub &c. HIS
AN ACT for the relief of Drew and other settlers
upon the public lands in the State of Wisconsin.
Bsh enacted BY the Saate and House of Representatives Of the
United States Of America IN Congess assembled That Isaac
Drew and such other persons may have settled, in
good faith in the State of Wisconsin, since the first day
Of july eighteen hundred and fifty upon any portion of
the lands that enormously selected by said State
part of the five hundred thousand grant, which
lcctions not confirmed and who at that date
since that time have become, actual settler and
housekeeper and made improvements ON any tract
braced among said selections hereby enti
tied to the right of pre- empton and upon the
and conditions prescribed by act entitled
An act to appropriate the proceeds Of the sales of the
public lands and grant presumption rights, approved
September fourteenth, eighteen hundred and fortyone
PRESIDED That such lands shall be paid for by such set
tiers at the minimum price,,
SIC. q Ind be further enacted, That where persons
have enormously entered any of the lands named in the
first section of this act and shall satisfactorily show to
the register and receiver hat prior to- within three
months after the passage of this act they have made
actual settlement the lands mentioned In the first
ton the Commissioner OF the General Land Office ia
hereby authorized to issue patents therefor PROVIDED
That it shall be satisfactorily made 10 appear him that
the entry Of the tract tracts sought to BIO patented does
not interfere with the rights occupancy of any actual
settler. 1900
Approved "a May 1868. FAX. m0
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UNITED STATES IRON STEAMER WATER

wch-T,erc sold, Let day Of June naxt Al the
United yard Washington, IL O'Clock q
WITCH The washing
yard 1914 Her length 1870 se, inches breadth Il
pchcr hold 10 fect and tho
et inches There brass
attached 70 The hull
and other timber work inside estimated the weight
AZ rom SO toas. N MI Il-it -
The prasese will be allowed the Of the marine railway the
yard 70 maui her but the expense
be csnpc' To keep hen clean bottom
'sy T, . ~ 90. ~. A.tla I'D :. in.l4s.nL |h
Inc vessel can be examined time, and tho sale
ject TO the rsd6catcn Of department fN Wv -
The terms Wu FINN
AphH-Hwsw Navy Agent
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Pub:

AN ACT to prevent the inconvcnient accumulation in
the Post Office Department of Postmaster qusvterly
returns. lLHs.U f.t Ca Hffrr. lf
BE enacted BY The Sne and House Of Representatives. Of The
Usid States Of Ancs Ogres assembled That the Post
master General may, from time to time in his discretion
dispose of any quarterly returns Of mails received
preserving the accounts current and all vouchers
panyng such accounts and use such portions Of the pro-
cccds thereof may be necessary to deay the cost Of
separating and disposng Of the same Provided That the
accounts shall be preserved entire at least two years
Approved "a MAJ 1858.
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GPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY, l858.--GREG-
~ DRY a MAURY, Managers WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
under the saperntenense Commissioners appointed
Governor ~
800 Lottery for the Benefit OF the STATE DELAWARE
Class l1b, for 1858 To BIO drawn at WILMINGTON DEL
day, MAY 20, 1858
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AMES j. DICKINS, ATTORNBy-AT-LAW,
Patent Claim, and General Agency Southeast Corner o.
Seventh and y IA