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Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
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C-F Capt. Lafayette Grover, brother of Prot.
Grover of Del. College. member of Congress
elect from the forthcoming State Of Oregon, ar
rived at his fathers in Bethel, Me-, on Friday,
after an absence of cis hit years.
OF Gov. Bissell has ordered special cleo
ton for member Of Congrcss in the Sixth
District of Illinois, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Hon Thomas L. Harris The ell
ection will take place on the 4lh proximo.
o. Mr.. Phelps, of Missouri, is said to be
determined to push the Pacific Railroad through
at this session of Congress, if possible.
OF Mr.. GulcL, the Editor Of the Washing
ton Union, has been dismissed heFefrom for
publishing the speech OF Senator Douglas, and
Mr.. Dill is made his successor.
o. The Rev. Mr.. SpurgeOn is preaching
again in London. His pale and haggard ap-
pearance are said to Indicate the suffering he
has lately experienced from his diseased kid
neys.
~ Kossuth is repeating his lectures in all
the prime pal towns of Scotland.
OF Santa Annals wife has left him, and is
the " reigning belle" of Havana.
Cr Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton has been ell.
ected Lord Rector of the Glasgow University.
o. Bishop Simpson, of Pennsy lvania, is still
confined TO his bed.
0F The Virginia Democratic State Conven-
ton has nominated John Letcher for Governor.
0EF Hon. James Chesnut has been elected
to represent South Carolina in the U. s. Senate
O~1r The official majority for w. H. Keim,
opposition candidate for Congress in Old Berks
is 469.
OF The venerable Rev. Mr.. Hersey is at
tending the Virginia Nj. E. Conference at
Portsmouth, and preaching as usual.
0EF The Nashville (Tenn.l Banner makes
an earnest appeal IN behalf of Senator John
Bell as the opposition candidate for the next
Presidency.
0E+T Gen. b. F. Stringfelow, the great bor-
der rufiian, is practising law at Memphis, Ten
nessee.
o. Surprise parties visited the Rev. Mr..
Dram, pastor of Asbury NJ. E. Church, and Rev.
DIR. Cook, of st. Paurs Church, Wilmington,
Del, recently. leaving valuable presents. 70
Mr.. Dram purse of $50 was presented, and
TO DR.. Cook one Of $3.50.
0F Henry Ward Beecher drew such an au.
1lence at the Mechanics Hall, Worcester, to
hear him lecture on Sympathy, that seven hun
ired dollars were taken OF the door That
single lecture paid the expenses of all the lec-
tures for the whole course.
" Ii is no longer a secret that ]. Buchanan
Henry, Esq the nephew aud private secretary
of the President, is engaged to a daughter of
Joseph H. Nicholson, the Executive Clerk of
The Senate, and scion of one of the oldest
families of Maryland. The "nephew to his
uncle" not only refuses to follow in his foot
steps" in this hymenial operation, but has
never dabbled in the dirty waters of politics.
Ind will probably resign after The close of the
present session, to devote hmselfto The prac-
lice of his profession-the law.
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MIR. CRIrTENDEN nor CANDIDATE FOR THE
PREsIDENCY MIR. CrIitrnden, of Kentucky, is
III New York, and has been visited by the
Wing GeaeTal Committee for the purpose of
giving formal expression TO their high estimate
OF his pubic worth, and TO assure hnn of their
continued attachment to the principles ot the
Wing party, OF which they regard him as the
foremost exponent. In response to the Com
mittee, he sad that he had always endeavored
to sustain Whig principles, and he hoped to
see them, as enumerated by Mr.. Clay, yet pre-
vail. He, however, could not assume any lea
dershp though he was willing to serve as he
had hitherto done. lie said:
81 am not 4 candidate for the Presidency.
sometimes see my name treated by the public
press, and myself spoken of as candidate for
the Presidency. | never see it without regret
meyer. lam no candidate for The Presidency
and never expect to be. | sha II certainly never
seek II. To my mind, there is something 10
the great responsibilities of that situation more
to be feared than to be loved, by man who
would hold it, if he held it at all, for the good
of Others No, am not candidate, aud do
not expect ever TO be candidate.
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AIR LINE RAILROAn.-The people of Sussex
county are again infected with the Air Line
Railrad fever. We are informed that the COM
pany will be organized at an early day. Late
movements in New York. New Jersey, and
Norfolk, are at the bottom of it, 1t appears
that direct railroad connection with Norfolk
along the coast, and SO far away from all the
other large cities, is of too much importance 10
New York to be neglected. The people of
Sussex cannot do better than organize the
company at once. The following are the com.
mlssioners named in the interpretations: s. p.
Houston, N. w. Hickman, H. +. Rodney, c. s.
Layton, J. w. Houston, Benz. Burton and
Manaan Gum, and two of whom are authorized
TO open books and receive subscriptions after
ten days notice.-Ne,cs.
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01r A daring Buckeye has addressed to the
fighting world, through the columns of the Noble
county Democrat, card, stating that he uc-
cepts the challenge of MIR. Thomas Hyer, to
fight for ten thousand dollars. Said Buckeye is
named Dick. has fought and won one battle; is
said by the Ohio editor to be one Of the most
respectable citizens of that county; has many
friends, who will back him. who claim that in
pOiat ofscience he is not inferior to Hyer, and
is able to compete with any man in the States
in muscular power His height is rising six
feet-straight as an arrow-and weighs when
stripped two hundred and six pounds. The
fancy" especially that portion opposed to
Hyer. are circulating this challenge, and doing
what they can to bring about the encounter.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
Home journal for 1889.

! .NeW SerieS-NetC AHrSciiOns-Ney Wrj,.rs
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.
new series ot this wldely y-cIrculated Family
Newspap per, Will be commenced on the first dsv
OF January ncXt-prInted on tue paper and
clear type.
with the January number will begin the onb.
Ilcatlon Of u series OF beautiful OrlGIuaI WnrC,
OF Fact and Fiction, written expressly fnr Tho
Home Journal, by the best Authors of Amer.c,
The hrst OF these Is from the pen of gifted
writer, and Is tale of love aud lucrr. cutuled
TWO DAYS TO WEDLOCK!
BY LADY CONTRIBUTOR.
The scene ls laid in Ibis CITY durins the
memorable winter Of the great fire. The in
cIdents are natural and familiar, and the Char.
aclers skltul'y drawn and grouped the ploi js
clearly defined and well-managrd-Ihes s.vIe
easy graceful and A"wlng and the denomtmcut
conveys most useful lesson. Ii is u work of
sterling merit.
Tins story will be followed by Tale of the
South, and one Of startling interest. bv I'm
eminent Southern author, called
THE AVENGER!
This production is entirely American in con.
structIon, plot, cIdent, dialogue, scene. tone.
conclusion. 1t could not have been true of ouv
olher country, and possesses attractions of y
peculiar nature Tor those 81 10 the manor horn -
II is SPectatHy-a bonnie 6Ouche of remarko.
ble value. "u-
The third of this attractive series Of Ame,i.
can stories IS
TIE YOUNG WIFE'S DIARY!
BY DAUGHTER OF THE VEST.
II contains the whole history wsman's trials.
and Will DO read with the dee pest feeling nv ,li
classes Of the community.
These Charming stories will be succeeded br
others OF similar description, several Of which
are already in preparation.
All the former peculiar features of the noner
Wl ch have gwen it a world wide reputation
VIII be continued, while the several new oncs
VIII give an infinite variety to its ever dlyersl-
neu pages. Among them are a number of
fresh, spicy, amusing
ORIGINAL COMIC STORIES,
""'cn smack and relish Of tse Vit, humor, raci.
NESS orlillancy, and sparkle Of the times.
as heretofore, no labor nor expense will be
spared 10 ma alntaln the high reputation of the
l1ome Journal, which is everywhere bo,b ar
home and abroad, acknoW lodged TO be the nost
Tehhed and elegant repertOry of Literature and
me Arts on this side of the sea, and the Rest
lnd Cheapest Family Newspaper in the World
AS no more copies of the New Series will ba
printed than are ordered, those who desire to
1egln with the commencement of the volume
viii De able to do so by forwarding their SUBJ
'crlptIons without delay.
lERMS-FOr one copy, 50 for three copies
So-or one copy for three years So: for club
u seven copies. $40; for club OF fifteen comics
S@O; and at that rate for larger club-always
u advance.
Address, MORRIS & WILLIS.
Editors and Proprietors,
IO| Fulton street, New York
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
c. R. EV 4 NJ s .
General Business A0Cn

General Business Agent,
Leaves Seatord every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at ! } O'Clock, ml.. for Philadelphia.
Returning, leaves Philadelphia every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at l O'Clock, p IN, for
Wilmington; leaves Wilmington for Seatord at
ja O'Clock, p m. Attends to purchasing and
forwarding all kinds of Goods, at the following
low rates On sums less than $3, ten per cent;
over 10 and under $50, five per cent over $50
and under 800, four per cent; over 500 and
under $3.50, three per cent; over $3.50 and un.
der $500, two per cent; over $500 and under
$500, one and half per cent; over $500 and
under $500. one and quarter per cent; over
5000 and under 81 600, one per cent. Larger
amounts at rates to be agreed on by the parties
concerned. Nov H. '59
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
Light! Light! Light!

All who would wish to have a good and
cheap light. free from all danger, should use
Jones Patent Carbon Oil Lamps. which may be
had in every variety, suited for Students, Me.
chanics, Seamstresses, Factories. Halls, Church.
es, Stores, Hotels, and are highly recommended
tor Family use. and are acknowledged to be
the best and cheapest light ever had All
kinds of old Lamps can be fitted with the patent
burner. on and wlcks may be had in large or
small quantities. From the Agent,
JAS. T. TATLOW.
Office at Mr.. Adam Dady's, Commerce st.
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DRY GOODS!

No. IL North Second street, Philadelphia.
KELLEY & BROWN are constantly receiving nev
and choice Goods, such as LADIES' WEAR BlacE
Silks, POIl de Chevres, COburgs. Plaid Cashmeres
Nous de Laines, Valentas. Alpacas, &c,
Lo2g and Square BrOche ShawIs,
Blanket Shawls Stella Shawls
Cords, Beaverteens, Kentucky Jeans, Vestinqs, &c
Furnishing Goods Marseiles Quilts, Blanke,s
TIckings. Toweling, Table Cloths and Covers. Nan
kins, &c. P
FIannes,-Bailard Vale unshrinknble FIonnels a.
all qualities, and Bay State Opera Fannes in varous
cOlOrs.
Alnsins. in all grades. at the lowest prices.
Linen Bosoms. made exclusively for our own sales
An exclusive Cash business
One Price and III abatement
For Bargains call and see.
KELLEY & BROWN.
O:2l-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
j . e. j o n r. S !.

Successor TO w. c. ELIAsoN & Co,
Would respectfully announce to his friends and the
pa bic generally that he has again repenished his
stock with large assortment of Fancy and desirable
ID GlAS s. g o o lDSo
and all other kinds Of Goods that are usually Kent in
country store ;-and for the cash. they will be sold
tor less mnney than they sJld in this market
flease call and examine fur yourselves at the old
sland-" EIiason's Corner" Smyrna Del
&T-Al kinds Of Country Prod uec bought al the
Highest Prices. j. E. JONES
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09

GA very sad case of alleged Grim. con.
was on Wednesday decided by the Presbytery
OF the Reformed Presbyterian Church in the
State of New Yory. The parties are the Rev.
DR.. Christie, for many years pastor of the Sui
Ivan street Reformed Presbyterian Church,
and Mrs. Roney. widow of Rev. Dr. Roney, of
Pennsylvania. The Presbytcry considered the
charges TO be true against the accused, who is
a msrried man, about 10 years of age, and de.
posed him from the ministry.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
Notice to Builders.

The undersigned have on hand large and
well-assorted stock of LUMBER, which they
are selling at Reduced Prices for Cash or on
short time. Persons in want Of building mate.
rial would do well to give them a call (at their
Yard, corner Commerce and East streets) before
purchasing elsewhere.
VOSHELL 81 SAVIN.
Smyrna. Oct. Z, 1858.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09

0r The death of the Rev. John Hickling,
tie Oldest Methodist preacher in the world and
the last Of the hell pers'' of John Wesley, is
reported. MIR. Hlckling was in the list year
OF his ministry, and was nearly 93 years old
fortnight ago he lectured in Birmingham on
"Elrly MeihodIsm;'' and at the time of his
death. was announced to conduct other servi-
ces. He died at AudIey, Newcastle.up pom
Tyne.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09

they have offered. The stock is mostIv Of the;
own Importation having been selected personally h,
one oil The lrm IN the principal market in Eurone n,
such prices as will enable them sell on the mosI reo
sOnablo terms.
Silk Department.
Brocades Robes Les. Robes double June, Robe,
TWO LOUNGES. PLAIN, Figured Plad, Striped dcwi,h
u iull assortment of Black Silks of all kinds
Particular attention has been paId 10 the seIeciion o
s STOCK ana 1t will be found complete ia It's assorl
meht. ''O''
Shawl Department.
India. Stella BOrIered French Cashmeres. Printed
brOchc' Long aud Square WoOlen Alamlilla Shaw Is
&c, with u stock Oall the est sty les of Shaws
imported this seasOs.
Cloak Department.
ClOaks made and trimmed in the latest Paris STYLES
IN Velvet Cloth, Plush Plaid Velvet &c The stock
'his season Is extensive. elegant aud fashionable.
General Dress GuOds Department.
Mernoes ,Cashmeres, Mous'lnes. .Valencias, Popns.
satin dc Chine, Velour POpIIns, ChinIxes &c with
all The newest fabrics imported in tins line
Mourning Goods Department.
Bombazlnes, FamiSe Cloths. Alpacas. .Velour PoDlns
MousInes. 'rhibeis. Vaencas, Grapes Collars onJ
sleeves &c, wlh an entire stock Of all goods sulo
bic for mourning
Embroidery Department.
Lace Sets, Collars, Sleeves Insertinps Edgnqs
FouUcg' Caps: Berhas. Capes, Gloves, Mitls SkirIs
W", Win ihll assortment Of EmbruiderleA of ali
hlnds, including al the lntest Paris Novelties
Hosiery Department.
complete line OF English Hosiery for Ladies'
Misses. Gents md Children, will be found of ihe hoi
aid most approved makes. '
u w. T.. co. confidently invite inspeclion oC their
st"'k as they cei assured II will favorable comnore
win any other. IN assortment. style or price
SIo and $40 Chestnut street,
h%o'om Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
Notice to SpOrtsmen.

ALL persons are hereby iOrwarned nst TO tresposs
on my farm IN pursuit Of game am determined IN
prosecute TO the extent Of the la w. NV and ali persons
VINO Nom may so offend. .o JOSEPH DON0Ho.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
T. sse31s sp Id iss c
E'alH Arrange c nR cnt.

Il - IA rraia z G nR cEt.
0E@s ON and alter Monday Sept 9Th The
I - - S STEA.HBOAT PILOT BOY,
Capt. WM. 5. BALL. will leave Long Point for Ph,la.
dcrhIa, Every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. AT q
o'clock. A. NJ. Returning leaves Chestnut ST harf,
Phlladephla, Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
AT s O'Clock, NJ ,--touchIng at Deakyne-s Landlng
Port Penn, Delaware Cry and New Castle gong
and returning o. STAGES from Dover. Smvrna
aud LeIpsc, connect with the Boat at Long Point
FARE from LoAg PoInlOr Delhyne's Landing IS Gents
Port Penn, Delaware City q New ClsIle so 81
01-DINnER provided ON Board opl
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Mechanics Store!

Cheap Groceries, Chap Dry Goods, and Great
Bargains in all kinds of Goods,
at the Mechanics Store,
where all who desire To ecunnmise their means
should call an bny much Gnns for ten ,lolIa cash
Or IN produce. as they get else here for Twelve or
fifteen dollars. "
we sell lhe best Grocrries AT the very low est price,
We sell tho hest Dry G. .os nj The very Io,yesi rro
we sen all Kinds and Sizes ol Boots Shoes and (;ai
ers cheaper than are sold any other Siure-nol
cepng the great Flanigen vino is world .renowned far
his cheapn'ss.
We sell the very best qualities of Snuff and Sceors;
We sell only for Cash; e'''
We Buy all kinds OF Country Produce, at the high.
est prices Tor Goods. or per cent OIL flr cash
very thankful for the liberal encOuragencu hero
toiore extended to hope by strlcI attention Io
business aud determination to please ALL 10 merit
and receive a continuance of the same
}. k. WILLIAMSON
Argl9,jS Went Commerce street Sm,rno noI
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
FOR SALE,

THOSE VALUABLE MILLS, known as Potts
Mills situated about SIX miles from Enston, Md
These Mills are now in first rate order, both for Saw
ing and Grinding; they embrace
lis Acres of Land,
Of which Is Acres are not covered bv the nonJ onJ
III a high state OF improvement, having Two Dwell.
ing Houses, Stables aud Out-hOuses CONVENIENT and
IN excellent order. There Is a liue garden. wrh
grapes. peaches. aud other fruit Also an Ice house
Dairy, SH Oke house, &c
ALSO. Gr sale. splendid
Farm of about 200 Acres
Of Land, adjolnng. in high state of improvement
The Mills aud Farm will be sold low ami on most ac
commodailng terms. Church and SchooIhonse are
immediately adjacent 10 the farm. which lies upon tho
public road from CentrevIile To Enston
There Is Landing Tor vessels IN sight of the farm
about one mile distant accessible TO vessels of feeI
drait. And, altogether II is Of the most desirable
locations in Talbot county
The land has been heavily manured and is in
high state Of cultivation.
For further information. price and terms, apply 10
me subscrber, or To L. G.. W. POWELL, Es,l. Enston
Md JOSEPH n WRIt;uT
hOVll-5t Potts Mills
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
Tor Kent county, in equity. the undersig gned will
expose 10 public sale, on THURSDAY, the 9th
day OF December, 1858, at Chesterown, Md.
at III O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Tavern Porch Of
Mr. John Mcdaniel, all that FARM and Plan.
tatIon, formerly the property of Abraham Van.
derfod' deceased, and others, lying on Chester
River, containing
297 Acres, more or less.
at present occupied by Mr.. james E. journey.
THIS FARM is about Z of mile above
TraVIlas' or Slaughter's Landing, about > miles
from Chestertown, and on the new road from
ChestertOwn to Millington, and adjoining the
lands of MIR. J. Slaughter aud the Buckingham
property. 1t is divided into four fields incosed,
out-lands for pasturage of about 60 or 10 Acres,
besides good standing pasture Of Marsh, used
tor grazing purposes.
49, The DWELLING and Out. Buildings
ANlm are IN good order the BARN u good
NLW one.
The soil is productive--lime acts finely
good soil for wheat, and quite fair for corn
VFThe steamer Arrow" passes 6 times a
week The location is considered healthy.
THE TERMS of Sale, as prescribed by the
Decree, are, that the purchaser shall give bond
with security to be approved by the Trustee,
payable iE equal instalments of one. two and
three years, bearing interest from the day Of
sale. j b. RICAIJD. Trns,ae
Cheslertown, Md, Nov Is, '5S.ts.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
FOR Sale.

sEss@s TNHE fine. large Dwelling House, belonging
EAiiH l. TO the undersigned, in West Smyrna. al
EHilU the junction of Railroad Avenue and Com.
merce ST.. is offered for sale the subscriber
intending to remove from the county Possession given
On short notice. If not sold SON. will be For Rent
NovlS JONA. CATLIN.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
10 SpOrtsmlem.

WE. the undersigned do forwarn all persons fran,
w Sporting shouting, hunting, or in any way
trespasslng ON our premises. ""'
ELIJAH b. GREEN.
JOSEPH V. HOFFECKER
JOHN IL. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
REMOVAL! REMOVAL,

N Sss INlIE subscribers would announce Ia The
Y#V Il CI'Izens of Smyrna and the public m
E- general that they ha e REMOVED Their Kt1Ii'
and SHOE STOKE 10 The stand recently oc.
enPed by MIR. WIN. Smith. I'll Commerce street, 9nuo.
sue ward $ Hall, where they Will manufacture and
Keep on hand Il general assortment of GcitIemen's :
B""s aud Shoes made Of the best material and bv p,
perienced workman also. Ladies Shoes of eyery de-
scriPiloh aud ChIldrcns Shoes made TO order Eypry
be OF very best material, and sold as Inv as nj a
other establishment in the country. '
Also REPAIRING done with nraness and dispa,cb
Catl ana See TOLSON y BLAKE
SmVTga. Ia2S.IV
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
& BROTHER
Corner OF Main Il Commerce.
Streets,
SMYRNA, DEL

~HHE EAbWFN9 - S@@sI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Foreign and
Domestic DRY GOODS. Notions, Carpetng, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps. Hardware Queens
ware, EarhenwaTe, Groceries, Nc.
0cr We invite the Farmers, Mechanics and Citizens
generally TO call and examine our tOmplee stock Of
Goods, which we will sell al astonishing Low Prices
N. B.-The Highest Prices Paid in CASH for
Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats, Flaxseed, Beans. Wood and
Country Produce, by LEWIS a. BRO
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
Boots 0ssd Shoes,

which he will sell at small advance on cost.
embracing all the different varieties in this line.
From an experience of twenty years in the
Boot and Shoe business, he hopes to be able to
render general satisfaction to his patrsns, in re-
gard to style, prices and quality.
r. +. HASTINGS.
Smyrna, Del, Nov. 25, '5s-lm.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09

.TEAS K. & NJ. A. OFFLEY, Sole
Agents for jenkins g. Co.
TEAS-the best in the market.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
Call and See!
NOW'S YOUR TIME
FOR RARCAVNST

TIE subscriber being about TO close out his
business in the FANCY DRY GOODS, Trim
mlngs, Notions. &c, before entering more ex.
tsnsvely into the BOOT aud SHOE business.
invites his friends and the public to call, as he
IS determined to give Blrgalns in the above de.
scription OF Goods, also in Queensware, Glass
ware, Tobacco and Segars, all of which will be
sold at least 20 per cent. lower lhan heretofore
in order to close out this branch of his business
And he would beg to state, that be has just re.
ceived from the cities, an Extensive Stock of
Smyrna times., 1858-12-09
BURCIIENAL & SPENCER.

ltoOtS can be seen ON Houses of the following
gentlemen, 10 whom reference is made:
Gen George NJ son. Daniel c Cowgirl Charles |
~ Bro, at FELTON,, and Edward Wilson
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WEST POINT. COLI sirGsrxe AVID xxwnuRa.

TN MONDAY, July D troo
The large and beautiful steam palace WORCESTER, &C
compsned by The royal Englsh steamship feruss brass
band viii Leave Jersey City foot OF York street. at A.
Hoboksn foot Of Newark street. "a Cham street. New
York. 81 ~, Amos street IL. and Fourteenth street. al
A. NJ Returning VIII leave Newburg At 2P ", giving
ties fine oruuy 70 see the rrgstis Wshngons Hesd
quarters AZ Newburg public buildings, Fort fntnsm, Ac,
wes Poiu This boat viii not lard before reaching Vest
Point that passengers may have time At that delight.
full plsc~ sso enabling them nc fireworks In the city
IN the evening The puzzle will Odd this boat much prefers
be other going the river that day. beng Of
Norwich snd Worcester line OF steamers and n capable Of
carrying 1900 people 1ickos 70 cents, for hs excurs,n
there and back.