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Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
Anniversary OF the Delta Phi Literary
Society of Delaware College.

" Wednesday evening, July 7Ih 1sJS.-Th,
doors OF the Oratory We're kept closed untI m.
hall vas lighted up. when it presented ,,n.l
beautiful appearance, from the elerant name,
IN which 1t was decorated AS soon a. ,hc
doors were opened the crowd came rusbinp in
and every available space was soon 6lIeJ
AFTER prayer by the Rev. J. ID. Thomas. of Md
ana music by the band, the chairman. r. II
"lillams, after some appropriate remarks. in.
troduced Fred. G. Hurd Esq, of Mass.
- l nc speech was listened to with breaihless
siIehce' interrupted at times by bursts of an.
plause, when the audience could contain tbem.
serves no longer, by the happy hits and brilliant
sparks Of witticism which came with sncL
grace from the gifted speaker.
lie was followed by J. Harvey Besle. of D.
Graduating Oration-Alemory Bells " IT,
spoke OF the pleasures of the four wears of rho
college course, aud the many rememLropceS
connected herewith.
:, u W. CruIkshank followed with the Vole-
dictory Oration. He compared a course of
Noie9e studies to the mariner who sails his
oarH Hpon The waters, and paid sad and toucb.
ing tribute TO the departed members of the
Delta Phi u Tue
The comforting of Diplomas upon J. Harvey
beaIe and u. w. Cruikshank, GRADUATING mero
Dcrs OF the Delta Phi Society, by w. II. Pnr.
heII' Esq, OF Nd.
society Grafton, by G. G Smith, ofPa. The
chid Of to-day becomes the man of to.morrow
as the ooy bids adleu to the dear circle nj
nome and sets out for college, he begins TO feel
'"e Huth OF the above. As he becomes on.
roiIed among the members of the institnton
and sees none but strangers around him s,orr
uu'y seems the only motive for action. last
h'snt you beheld the anniversary of Athenp's
oaughter. VI her sons need not speak. To
nisht we are bere to celebrate Delta PhTs
memory. We meet here many faces who bnvo |
Iett these walls on former anniversaries W. |
'houid al be happy were it not for the vacant
seat OF one who has departed. Onr hail uas
lraPed IN mourning for his memory. and scarce
y was 1t removed before we were called nnon
- agah place 1t there in memory of one who
~ moment Of health, was struck down ona
%hose " name we all revere who, in the noon
iay OF me- by an unlucky blow, was taken from,
is In nm the Delta Phi lost valued SON
ne country noble patriot Now 10 Won e.!
y" w s'uuehiS-your course of study is ended
W No more shall the old bell call you to dnrv
~ ~ as you 90 out upon the world ferget moi
ne teachlngs of Delta's son.
ihe Rev. Mr.. DuHamel, of Philadelnbio vos
aiied upon. and made few remarks. in which
. asked The question:, Shall Delaware (oI-
'gs ale and remarked that the exercises ofl ,
'-hlght' and the interest manifested in fben,
ZEN 10 show that she shall not die. =
10 the midst Of great cry for Tbom,s - !
le rev. J. ID. Thomas rose and said :. WI, !
W make great cry for Thomas: Thomas ;s I
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WILLIAM STUBBS.
House and SIGN Painter

GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &c,
begs TO announce It. hI, friends ard public generally
OF Sml rna aud surrounding country that he has re
moved rom II George ;, and uca ed himself on ON
mercc street, Smyrna, where he will IN the tuiure
coh'uct his business, and bcgS most respectfully Ia
sci' The atrona and support of the ladies and gen
nehch ol lhls Town ana country, assuring them that
ne VIII execute all orders in the abevc line of husi
ness with srlc regard to economy neancss and dis
ch orhis experience Of more than thirty wears gives
hln encouragement 10 state that he can execuie all
branches OF House Painting and Interior DECORATING IN
the satisfaction of all who may please TO entrn. 6irs
WIN lhelr orders. The most respectable References
gwen, and all Orders pnncrually attended to.
~ LIMITATIONS OF WOOD AND MARBLE
6huNHING, GlLDi \G, &c: also, Entry Walls and
Ceilings Panied IN superior China Glass Colors de-
NJ Smyrna March % 'S.tf q
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
SMYRNA Advertisements.
A GARD TO THE PUBLIC,

THE subscriber respectfully announces to
citizens OF Smyrna and vicinity, that he has
leased the " UNION GARDEN" or Plea
sure Grounds in front Of the residence Of f..
Sprnance, on Main street, and will open the
same on Wednesday. May 2(jth, for the purpose
of furnishing the public with ICE CREAM,
Confectlondrles, Oysters and other Refresh
ments. He tlat:crs himself, from his long ex-
Perlence in the basiGass, that he will be able to
furnish such accommodations as the citizens of
Smyrna nave not had an opportunity Of hereto
fore enjoying. He has taken the Garden for
the purpose OF trying 10 make living thereby,
knowing at the same time that all success in
business is governed by the order and proprety
IN which II Is conducted j; therefore, it is his
intention 10 keep order, and such place as the
most refined may visit. He also gives notice
that there is to be no spurious liquor kept
at the place, aud thinks, by his management,
he will be able to prove to his visitors that the
report now IN circulation that he was to keep
rum shop" Is FALSE.
Families supplied with ICE, ICE CREAM,
and OYSTERS by the quart and bushel.-
Those wishing Ice by the week can have it de-
lIvered at their door by notifying either the
subscriber or JAMES w. LovEGRovE.
CHARLES b. WHITE.
SnyTnn Nav OG iJ9
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lilo! for the Briny Deep!
EeEIesEhAEs LINE

Three HINES a Week !,
The subscriber takes this method ofapnoo,,ci,,,
to the public that on ana after Thursday, I,y
9th, he will rua a STAGE three times wcrE
during the Summer season, from Smyrna IN
the well known and tavorile Resort HYGFI{
HOUSE, on Collins Beach; starting from iLn
Smyrna Hotel' aud Delaware House" m
Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 7 o'clock. A. NJ:
returning the same day and at 0 o'clock. Sa,.
urday night returning Sunday night FARE
37a cents each way; Children half price.
J. w. SPRUANCE.
Smyrna, July 6, 1858.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
To Farmers.
WE would respectfully call attention to our stock of
HorsepoWers and
Threshin0 Machines

Tor the coming harvest and invite Farmers 10 examine
The same before purchasing elsewhere
Our Improved MIX HursepOwers have been in use
tor Two years. and besides working g& e. they stand
nnrvalled for strengh-givIng the highest amount of
speed to the Thresher. "
Our Threshing and Cleaning Machines POSSESS all
the Latest Improvements. and are made of the hest
material, put up IN the best manner and well finished
all the jons being secured with Screw Bolts Yhev
lhresh Fast und Clean separating the wheat from the
combination that cannot be surpassed
Call and see them, and satisfy Yourselves
" All kinds Of REPAIRING done with dispatch
Mill-Shalls, &C., made To order
BOWMAN & ELLIOTT,
le5 1t Commerce street. Smyrna, Del.
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EVENING s STAR.
WooD.THoUGHTs.

ExcITENEyT w NEWPORT, XIV On wednes-
day last, Mr.. Woodworth, Of Newport, XIV s,ts-
pscted an Improper intimacy between hrs wife
and Mr.. Piner, a banker, whom he had consid-
cred one of his friends, so upon meeting Mr..
Pihcr on Monmouth street, he struck him n blow
with his fist. Pfner whipped out a revolver,
tired four unavailing shots at his assalant, drop
ped his hat, asa ignomfniously fed. MFR w Ood-
worth maintained the field, and carried off the
hat as trophy On Thursday, the injured hus-
band entered suit against Mr.. Piner FOR S25 600
damages, and during the afternoon again met
Mr. Piner on Monmouth street, near his bank.
and being armed, he drew his revolver for the
puEpose of shooting. when Pner again ran, fly
Ing up the street like quarter horse w ood-
worth followed as rapidly as his iHfirm state of
health would permit, keeping his revolver level
led at the fugitive but had not vet xet near
enough to the enemy TO make dead shot; when
he was Suddenly brought tn by the Sheriff, who
arrested him. tie was subsequently liberated
Meantime he swears double vengeance gainst
the violator OF his donrstic hearth-Lpocket and
pistol vengeance. Mr.. Wordsworth is aged thir-
ty-six years and the youthful Lothario has seen
forty summers. .-...
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AR..EYALS AT THE HOTEJ,S

NATIONAL .qOTEL IL w Hall, Mp Bes,
Col p Kane, Ohio. W. Whytc, Nd; Misses
NJ Murray, Pa; VIM BeaIl, Ga; w x Raw,
mond, Fla; f Baylor, Misses NV and I. J. Bay
Tor, Va; W Abraham and lazy, p V Catnaier, J
Brent, Md p A Harnett, NY ~ kaih, Tenn;
I'll Patterson Ala; Mrs Bell, Mrs rarnum, NY:
G. l. Emerson. Min; Chicoes and ladies, Va;
Stearns and lady, ) Pierce, Mass, NJ Norris,
Pa; II NJ Du2gar, Cullen. r Fryer, Md; II
O'Bnen. do; Fields, NY; r Coke. Il = wag-
ner, Pa; J Watson and lady, Mass; q ID C0-les
and lady, York; w Brown Pa; r Emory,
A Kimba,l, Mass; Rodgers, Md; Miller
Ill; 6 Conover; w w Mech and sister, Md; j NJ
Bavly, Illn's; Col Digges, Md; Lawrence, NY;
. Furne-s, NJ; Mr. Andrews, Me; A Moore,
Mass % --.
wILLARDs' HOTEL-Mrs and Miss T T
PrinGle, SC; Lieut. Craven, USA; b Hyde, N j;
A Derby, La; w |. Bradford, n; P Nj Wet
Rome; Getty; NJ Myers, NJ Sheldon, Yk;
way and lady, Mass; Miss Fearce, Ky; Ma
graw, Pa; NJ MCMAHON and son, y Y; Mr. Coles
Md; Capt ID Jones, USN; G w Wylie and ly,
NYork W Patterson, jr, and sister, b Ran:
dolph, NJ; III Hill, Mass; j lc Poyc, NY; G.
Styles, Md, f Stotsenburg, : Harden, Del; b
Fessenden, Mass; w : Stewart Pa; w w Thu
man, Ransford, NJ Norton, NY; J Foster;
Mass; Dr. ~ R-rrien, Ga; G. B Bacon, CT; Z
Brown, Me; 4 Sps-r, " Jer.
BROWNS HOTSL-M Haasburrer, NY: r
Gill, La; Babb, Ala: w Alexander, Tex;
Y Is Siado, Pa Rev II r Martin, Va Thorne,
%; Norton, Penna: w ChappeII, Wis; B Z
HynsOp, Md; h Price, do: g Price do; Jas a
Fitzimmons, Pa; Mrs ID Fltzimmons do; Mr. w
Thompson aud child, do; w Ewing, o; C. Os-
tertole, Pa; nj Gilmore, do: w ii Sutton, CT; II
HanbTOugh, Shanghe; Hanbrongh, London;
w l. Bradford, Pc; Rev w O Prentiss, sc; j
soifefss N.Y. freanor. Mex; skinner and la
dyy o. Devoo and lady, NY; J Peck, NYk:
NJ Blliups and LADY, Miss; Mrs Phiniss, 6 a:
W Warren, Iowa; B DdnfoTth and lady Va:
Miss Hart, do. I'll M Wilson, NJ; J Bigfer n
Is L Moore, USA; Carnes, Tenn
KIRKWOOD HOUSE. Duval, Tex: ] h
Clark, Miss ii Lyon, Md; Lieut. Randeu, EsA:
Goodrdge, Va; l. L Ballard, w III Owens, j
sansant, Escarville, C. III Rawlings and j
Sioson, Md; ID Hurley, La; w Bond and ladies
Md Steers, DR. Parker, Pa; GA Burton
Md; J keatley, ID Elliott, Pa; ID Murray, Min
ID Register, w Rupt. s Bon.alI + NJ Slack
ana = Lloyd, Md; BelGe!d, %; X Hntchison
la Snowden and lady, NY; NJ " ManselI
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-PC Wertx, Ga:
W,ngate, Md r Hutton, Va; K Heinisch, " 1;
NJ Hlngs, III Il Bond and family NY: b 1,
Jacobs, w 4 Jacobs, Jones, Va; II W. b-
s,er, Leseileyn, Miss Dearborn Mixs Brooks
Mdi capt Meade, DC; G. Allen, Va; w n WA.
Jones, o. "'
WASHINGTON HOUsE-wm Lee Misc
Lee, Bnfreu, Mass; g A Flagg Mo: w Nib. I
feote, Nfkj Elton, Ohio; Hon & IL Cochran 81
y Anderson, Va; NJ ReelerN NY: ! q Hardon
do; 8 Gardner, Va; VIM Cunning ham. b LAM
vile. ia'''
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1fsdioinss.
M oRiCHEsT DI8DEM EVER WORN
BY KING OR EMP ERORS,

WHY A BEAUTIFgL HBADooF HAIR. n
Because A. is the orSsmsst Gsd sim,su Pro,
sys Be sssI the teeth 6s hos q ssafs
sna shfTseS ha,s i saa ay % VIC still
ou.9ms T'9 nature h s oSss hs us nsi
two,or three times a week. viii restore ond perma-
nsn1tIy secure 70 Al such an ornament; Read ne ne
ssisSs@i:i 1ia asS,T haiS.ss; 's' u INC ''
Dr. wssD Rs, 70
the time of my arrival in the United States.t was
idly becoming gray. but upon the Application of
yonr Hair esteraive. it soon recovered its or!slnsl
hue consider ySsd az very woRtstful
emit ds. su sa. saaTs tGn,. fHABERa
"Dryoh ar Gwyliedidct ar .,,.
PRor o. J. wooD: Dear sirNssoms month Month or SIX
SSs ana % snS sGHssdfS Il .y
well as my sw 70 .s se ss
formed that wonderiul effect BY turning all the gray
and thiskennx the hair; i strongly recommend the
cbSDs to all wat pS9
PRSr. o. I.Woop: With confidence do recon-
sTos e~ef saw Since usns oaT Ham
Restorative, mJ hair and whisksrs, which were al
feel confident tina, few more Applications win re-
store then to Their natural color relieved
mon among persons who persplre freely.
V-- .'I.,-.f q. = .. J g. kILBY.
CHICAGO, liz, May |. 1857.
PRoF. WOOD: About two years-agO NY hair com
meuced falling of and turning i was last be-
cOmlng bald, and had tried many remedies to no Of
feet. commenced using your RestOTatiye in Iaii
nary last: y few applications fasteped my hair
hrmy. 1t began to bill grow out and turned hack
toits former color, (blaek At this time 1t IS iHlly
restored to ITS original color health and ap
J. ID. HOES.
The X estorative il put up in hotties of 8 slzes
viz Large, medl um, and small; the smat hnlds -
pint, and retsfs for 81 per bottle ahe netii nm,
holds At east twenty per cont more in proportion
than the small retalls for 81 per bottle; the large
holds quart, forty per cent. more in and
retaIls for IS. = -
o. J. WOOD &. CO., Proprietors, $40 Broadway
New York, Gin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab.
ishment,) and LA Market ST., st. LOUIS, Mo- 80
And sold by all good Druggists and F anoy Goods
Dealers ...' . ma 10 SIN
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IL Being determined to Introduce myself /
walked mp, hat In band, and, with respectful
bow, said .- -- .H 80.
''Mr. CHARLES Lamb. 1 believe" a-. .. Cd.
eyes, - said Lamb. slowly. feeling aud coax :
ing at the same time hts short, thin gray whis-
kers, eyes, they call me Lamb yet, but am old
enough to be q sheep.n - TO- - .....
n3-The Provincetown Banner n,,t;ops the
discovery Of stone wall at that place, seven or
eight feet below asurface Of sand which i. con
JecturSd 20 have been built more than a cen,tHv
ago, ana probably soon after the landing of the
Pilgrims as the earth above Il was sixiy wears
ago covered with thick growth of snalitrsrs
ana shTubbeTy. The stones OF which II is com
posed must have been conveyed there by small
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a
man. Innumerable proofs are shown that these
PIl have virtues which surpsss in ex cellenoe the
odI %pon The esteem Of ali msp Tbe. 1n n
pleasant to take and powerful TO cure. Their peue
trang properties ssimulste the vital activities of
the body, remove the distractions of its orrana
purify the blood, and expel disease. They purge ont
the foul humeurs which breed dlstemper, stimulate
tont and impart healthy tone with strength to the
whole system. Not only do they cure the every day
dangerous diseases which nave bafT cd human ski
While they produce powerful effects they are at the
ply sic that can be employ ed for children Being
sugar coated, they are pleasant to take, and being
Cures have Been made which ssIpass Relief Werc
they not substantlated by men OF such exalted posi-
% MANY and 81 %
have lent their names to certify to the pubhotho
Liability OF my Isneales while others have sent me
tIons contribute immensely TO the relief Of nv llo-
ted suffering fellow men. -. i. = =.
my Americas Almanac, containing directions for
their use, and certificates of their Of the fol-
,Cosiivsness,, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism.
tite. all UicerOas and Cutaneous Diseases which
TRey si.o he sI bood a O5 .timu
latlny the system, cure Inany complaints which 1t
e ass tss and r Ts
uslrr,tablllty, Disbursements ofthe Liver and Kid
neys, 6oat, and other kindred complaints arsins
functions. al d, = = b. .s.. LON. \ !
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
AYERS Pills, and take nothing else. No other
they can give you compares with this its Intrinsic
aid there is for them and they should have It. ~
Prepared by pr q AYR. P,as.,ss aud Ara:
s SID by e 0G B. GiL IL Washington and b, r.
COOK, Alexsndfa, and by all dealers every whore.
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HOW To SPEAK FRENcu-By Aohi!le Al

LOW To SPEAK FRENCH -Rx Aoh;i,. A. -
btes vot.. london, 1859 81 81
atmJ netorln, nv General $40 4 ohm y. Rurgoynr
London. laS ~ ceIIs
Iihcatios fIrld and PerInsneHt, by CsPtaln
Lenes Il vol i,os,don, lass. InSn, ens,svInes; as
Ia rsnoe on PApg leterT0. par lsksndrr tRus
siah.} London, 1853 81 cents
81 s mr 90 nramIng Young IIorses, Ganpsch q,
mMo moons hotstor, Rurfey Biaxt.ng mud
Susrry. SLIM an Crsnes end Machinery stevpusor
on Ssthnuses. Dohson ON FsundalIon. and a O.
e,rte works, Doessn on Making lIrIcks aud q 49,
Hlshtcn on Inc Electric Telegraph. British Nav
LIst tof April, 1913. Imported nv
INA ~ FkANck TAYLOR.
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II AG AGE XPRESs OF FICI
- 94 ID STREET.
Aije{1sg TAs States Pytrti.s 0Ass.

Tho subscriber, Baggage Agent for BsItImo,.
opened an office. at the above place for the accom-.
mediation of the public where orders can he len for
to and from Railroad Depot, StesmIoa.s o. or i.,s
removal To any point IN This CITY or Gsorsetown
Once open from O'Clock a. w. to lu @ CLOCK o. IN
daily, cept Sanday, TO 10 CLOCK e. M o. siaoT
to 10 p. IN. JOHN NJ. McCIJNTOitS
N. B.-Persons coming to Washington or so,n. "a
baltimore, not having nado M their minds hars
they viii stop, ny giving up their checks to mn
agents On the cars will have their baggage tat an
Sharp street, and no extra charge. dlo
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand Of the people from oil parts Of the
country for a. new edition of this Book, bringing
down tho statistics to the present tne such that
1t cannot longer be dlsreaardcd. 1T Is sufficient v
known throughout the country to render partlcu-
lar descrlpt or 1t Gnnecrs here; auficc
say That IL contains the evidence OF Its having re-
ceived the voluntary and generous patronage of
both Houses of Congress of It's having been ad ted
by the Supreme Court AZ = standard edition Of the
Constitution of the United StatOs, aud ul It's ha wing
received the special APPRECIATION of some Of the
wlsest statesmen oil the past and present age. II
has been pronounced Ivy them as n suitable fire side
companIonfor every American citizen, snd rs q toxt
bGok Tor the rising generation of the schools.
Editors VINO yenerate and support the Constltu-
ton, the sentiments of w ashihgton, and the pTinu-
pies 1t emboiIes, have heretofore given 1t their
generous and valuable support.
Booksellers and others who may desire 10 obtain
Il for the supply of those who may desire to
-a. WILLIAM III CKEy, Is.,
m 2-H Washington CITY. ID. G..
GOVERNMENT, by
I Earl Grey, VOL. London. 1853; S775.
Dods Peerage. Baronetage and knlghtage, for 1853;
The Red Pamphlet, en- historical narrative Of the
mutiny IN the Bengai Army. by one VIII" has
served under SIR Charles Napier; two parts.
- London. 1885, *.
The RISE of our Indian Empire. by Lord Mshnn,
The Queens equations ant Orders for the Army,
Hunt. Manual Of Photography, London. 1853
The Crochet Book, by Mile. Brunchadiere G, London,
The NJ NOR Operations OF War, from the French of
. Latlemand: Si.75
FamilIar Lectures for Young Military Officors, by
Field Officer; Sl.37.
AliDanach dc GOtha, pour laj2.
ma Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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G IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

Srp IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
CTRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
OptIcian, D.. WOOLFSON, who &0@
has arrived from Europe with his S
Others Of The ~ me siTe.pTe q FG"d many
6nn 3 3 ~ ~ LA !s among which are the
PEHISCOPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX The
R9URLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTAL S. Etc,
which are warranted to improve any EYE Affected
with weaknsss, cataract or tendinx 10 it; ALSO
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
Persons who's compelled to use glasses or thoee
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK -,
have received the highest recommendations mt the
Worlds Fair. at Paris, through their producing A
clearness and easnsss of vision heretofore unknown
In any other improvements.
Also all styles of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI.
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
are for sale at 10 store, of Eighth street and
tween street and IA. avenue.
IL DO not mistake fhs corner OF STA stYsst
. Prices very REASONABLE the same a. at his estab-
lshmsnt In Europe. ng-N
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The part outside
Of the Indian
reservation of

Monday, the niprteent day III ny nc1t g.. in.h ON
posaI The public lands with the folio wing nsmed
SoMfA 81 fAs base Tive aud east Of ths ,,r,s min
etPdl an,rihiaa
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NJ A Il ID e w o KKs.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,

w w. N u L EKTOKU,
ARTIFICER IN MARBLE,
II street, between 18th aud 18TH Streets North,
WASHING TON CITY,
Invites public attention to has extensive stock of
neantItul desIgned aud Elabprately Carved MA "
choice sssortm ent Of SrATUARY, which for de j
adapted for tho Garden or Tomb. A largo assort-
ment ol PLAN hiantelB, Monuments, and Tomb
stones nj very low prees.
Monuments of any design executed to order with
punctuaIty and d spatch.
fstlniatss given for BrownstoDe or Marble work
or orth River FIaging, and every other work in
our line. "
rlease call and make an inspection of our stock.
~. b.-mhke note Oi the addTaAS IL ~ -6Iu
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Atthe land once at LRCoMP Ios. commencing
Monday. the nineteenth day Of Jaly next, for the
disposal of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
South Of she base lime and east of the sixth pfin-
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR xIsHT IRlls, Y0I
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAM RAILROAD.
Rssslsr SstIiss Days. 5tA + eosA sf sssA sssssA

CANTONESE many frauds and imnosi- >oenk
tons of various kinds have been lately <EkHA
perpetrated on travellers bound TO CA LII
FORNlh, that the subscriber, the only authQriaed
Agent Tor passage hy the y. =. Mail Line, VIA Pana-
caution ail persons seeking passage to California,
mat TO AVOID IMPOsITIoN, they must We careful to
hlall Line, via Panama Railroad, as no other ofhos
In Now YORK Is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only ono oifioe in New York.
which is at IN West street, corner of Warren street
fronting on the North River at the head Of the Com
pany' 5 Wharf
IL Observe NY sixp over tho door.
tan l. w. RAYMOND, Acct,