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COncordanceS.
sheriff ana Master Commis.loners sale.

Sheriff ana Master Commissioners sale.
Charles Gross R,arIYdi[[ 's aS Of fa a a' ss nr
WIZ. Duden ct al. directed from the Court
shall ofer ut public sale, Mt the door OF the
Cotrt Itonse in Delaware, on Monday goth
Dec, 1888, between tho hours of 10 O'Clock n
nj. and 4 O'Clock n M. the following properly,
VIZ; situated in the county of Delaware and
State OF Ohio; being in-lots Nos. SO, 81, %j anil
Sc, as murkcd aud designated on the recorded
| plas OF said town OF South Delaware, and being
the same premises now used and occupied by
the D~clawale Female College, and upon which
the College Building now stands.-Appraised
ut $500.
CHARLESSERMAN Sheriff,
and Special Master Commissioner.
Nov. 10, 1895. lp3.u"J
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
49, @-

-
V,IE Greas Central Rouae, connecting The Atlantic cine
L wi h Western, Northwestern, and south ives ern States
~ A continuous Railway threct. This road also connects
al PIT sburg with daily Ines of 5teaInboA 5 70 all pores on
the Wesfern RiverssAnd Al Cleveland ami Sahiusky win
STEAMERS 10 all ports ON the North western lakess making
the most direct cheaprs and reliable route by which Freighi5
can be forwarded to and Eom The GREAT vest af~zE
hates BETWEEN PHIIADEERHfA AND PITTsBURG-
FIRST CLASS. -Beots, Shoes, Has and sT4
Caps:Books. Dry Goods in boxes, bales a
and tranksJ Drugs On boxes and balesJ 30 c. per 100 lbs
Feathers, Furs. &c- &c -
SECOND CLASS. -Douesi c Sheetins, - e
silrsfng and Ticklag dn original balesl
Drugs lin cAsksO WalF.per, Wool, and 5 c. per 100 lbs
Sheep Fels, eastward, &c &C
THIRD Ct4ASS.-Anvhs.G Chains lin casks17
Hemp, Bacon and PORK. Sailed ll9osc or
in saessJ Paints dry and IN OIL Oils, f65c c per leo lbs.
except lard and rosin,1
FOURTH CLASS-Cofse, Fish, Bacon. lr
Beef and Pork gin casks Or boxes, east 3 a-Ga
ward9 Lard and Lard Oil. Nails, Soda
Ash GerUan Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosiu- 50 c. PEI 20 lbs.
Steel, Manufactured fobaceco, Rosin s
Oil, Queersware, Sugar, ehhds. bbls.
Hne boxesJ &c &C
FLOCR.-SI per bbl. rnii further notice
CIR NIN.-45 cts. per I5U lbs. uutIl+urther notice.
per bale, not exceeding 500 LIS weight, un-
tlfursher notice
In Shipping Goods from any point eastof Philadelphia, be
partiealnr 10 mark packages via Pennsylvania Railroadr'
All Goods consigned 10 The Agents of this road at PhhladeI-
FREIGHT AGESTs.-CIarkS& Co, Chicago; Packer & Co,
Memphis. Tenn; r. +. Sass x Co., ST. Louis; L. &. OItley
L 20 ,EyansviiIe. Ind, VIM. Bingham, Louisville, KY r.
c. Mel.run. Madison, Ind.SH. W brown Il Co.. aud Irwin
Lecch Il Co. No. 81 kilby street. Boston; Leeeh L Co, No.
SAstar House. N. Y. MOL William Street. N.Y. r. j.
Sneeder, Philadelphia; MasEHw Il Rooms, Baltimore; D. a
~ IL L. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent,
H. J.LUMBAEKT Sup'tY Altoona, Penn'a.a
Dec. IU. 1857.
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- Bags choice Eastern Coffee,
20 ~ bags do southern do
~ Boxes Mould Candles,
40 Packages Assorted Candies in 25 10 nd5olo Boxes
25 Boxes Palm No. and German soap,
20 Boxes Star and SteRrine Candies,
IL Boxes SIS, SIS and iUS Virginia Tobacco,
6 Kegs Kentucky Six Twist do
% Boxes Virginia Hall Pounds do
50 Boxes superior Western Reserve Cheese,
All of which are offered at the lowest market prices.
Ion y faS-ff IL. /. HILLS x SON-
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Jpzr PppLlsHEp.t the 9Th edition, in a sealed envelope, Sra-
ae and mailed to any address, postpaid, on receipt OF
two stamps
ETyHtS little work, enanating from = celebrated memeer
L of the medical profession. gives the most naportanln IN
Formation ever published to all persons entertaining d"ubts
ar their PHI condition, or who are conscious Of having
Bazarded their health ami iness-eonta the part
sulars of an entirely new and perfect remedy Tor Spern,l-
korrhtBa or Seminal Weakness, Debility, Nervousness, De
pressson of spirits, Loss of Energy, lassitude, fimldNy,
Involuntary Seminal Discharges, Impairsd sight ana Mem
orv. BloIcheSapd PImples on the Face, files, indigestion,
falpitauol q life Heart, and Bodily Prostitution OF the
whole system. Inducing tmpoiency and mental and physi-
cali ncapacits.- by means Of wAiah every one may cure
himself privately, and at u tri1ing expense.
r- Address Dr. Oh. J. {. KLINE. LIST avenue, cor
.lQh street, New York; Post Box, No 45s6,
-.hani. 10. lS5S-3mins. =.
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Meat! Meat!


l. have opeaeda MEAT MA fiK RI on William street, FIRST
building East Of the Cowles Corner. where they villa ali
1imes have on hand a supply OF FRESH MEATS Of every
description and Of the best quality-which they viii sell al
the lowest possible rates
Also, FRESH FISH in theiE season, sssEy THesdsy an
Friday. MATTHIAS &GO-
Delaware. April %, 1s5s-tf
Kansas News
ritory are exceedingly scarce; bat al The New Firm Q
f. W .LIfTELLand c. H-I.EE WILDE found a good assert
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
which win be SOLD aithe lowest figures Remember tn cid
stand Of c. II. Lee, opposite the Delaware House
We invite an our old customers and the puolic in general
tosi=e us a call and examine for themselves. for we are de-
termined to So SELL as CHEAP As The CHEAPEST.
Z. W. LITTELL & c. H. LEE
Delaware, March :, 1856 81
m- Those who pare indebted to C. II. Lee are requ=ste
cali AMI settle their accounts without d"lavs5sg
College Text Books.
THE subscribers have just received from he Publishers
Editions Of New. Neat and Perfect TEXT BOOKS, adapted
TO the Third Term of the
O. w. University and Female College,
Which thev will sell at the lowest regular City Priccs--
thos c wishing tobur viii do wen 70 call immediately and
ZEE. r. 70 B.pIcKISsoN&soS-
Masonry and Plastering.
muFt undersigned, having formed a partnership in the
i ira lie Of MAS0NRY &C, are ready At all times /" take
in fawn or country, upon short notice and reasonable terms
Reside nee of both partnersin Sonh elaware
THOS. DIVISION
March &. ls5S.-%f ~
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20 Dozen
sUBSCRIBE an ONCE.
GonD PENS.


SOMETHING new, fine and so cnEAr. At the sign ofthe
. BIG CLOCK. IL. bI kK-
WEIGH d. M~ENDENHALL
Are now opening their
Second Stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
in which there is some of the most WONDERFUL BAR
GAINS ever presented to the people of Delaware county
Here is a Sample
1000 yards Rich Plaid DeIains at..-- .-.-l2Ac.
l-UeO yards Rich Traviaia lAids--..-.---..-nac
5000 yards Tip-top Prints-.-.-.-.-- .------- e34c.
Cloaks, Mandnas. Plaid shawls, &c, &c, corresponding
ly cheap.
November12 1855. WkLcH & ALL.
Endorsed by Eminent Physicians
THE GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN.
Dyspepsia, Diarrh9a,
Debility, Heartburn,
Billiousness, Jaundice,
Liver Complaint, Blood Diseases,
&c, &c, &C., is
DR.. BRUNON'S BITTERS.
Also. as a prophylactie against
Fever and Ague, Cholera, Summer Complaint,
&C., &c.
This remedy has a very pleasant taste, and will be take
as readi!y by children as adults. The afflicted are invite
PINT BoTTLES-PRIGE so CENTS.
| Send for Il circular giving full particulars Address
V Solby Druggist and Dealers everywhere.
eNomber l2-6m eFH't
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silver and PLATED Ware.

CIIyvER Tahle. Tea and Dessert Spoons; silver SMEAR.
y Cream and SAT- spoons: Silver Forks and Barter Knives.
pest qnaINy Plated spoons. Forks Bgter knixesr SUGAR
Coffee Pots. Silver Spoons ieftered IN eo0a slyie Wlta1ht
1900 :. No. ; Williams Block
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grn han, g dar and Sc day Clocks and time 3ptecPs- in va
s1O rfnus sly les of cases and at prices RAGING from si,a0
nm 10 any ouaifx that may be desired The % Gay clocks
-afe-eood time Keepers, are wen made and put up IN neat
Gases and are \ very desirable article for offices churches
nd schools. + have a very pretty style of 8 day Mantle
Clocks. Please call and see them.
July 9, lS4S-
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Delaware, o., Sept. 10, ls5s.-*tf
NJoTICE.
Cash for Flaxseed.

delivered at their Oil Mills. in Delaware. Ohio
As we understand that Agents Tor other Mills are gong
through the county telling Farmers that We are not paying
over a stated price for Flaxseed, we would avail ourselves
of this opportunity of saying thai we will pay the highest
market price for Seed at all times, let the price be what il
Pay. 5EI COM ERS x PRATT
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Farm for Sale.

All wanting to emligrate 20 4 mild climate,
good soil, and fine market, see advertisement
of IL ummonton Lands. a-
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Watches.

a. English, Swiss and American manufacture, IN Eold
" and silver cases, selling at prices to suit the lines
Any lady or gentleman wanting a wH'ch, can probably b
suitedat NOS Hilhtins bIock.
Hammonton Lands.
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Trusses and Supporters.

1russes and supporters.
ITO all weak, broken doan. crooked, and rupiureds hu
4 InansS, we say coEne down TO Cornell L Humphrey
Drugstore and have yourselves cited with y good Truss
Ahi1lninal supporter, or shoulder Brace, rs your parGcu
sh Icase reGire.
ulY e u4s IA CORNELL. & PCNk'ItRE-Y
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THE fine Farm. stuated on the west bnSk % the eaoAS
river; at The crossing OF the s. y; AZ KAiiLoads Goa
tanning Us Acres, Of .Eereaboutse belonging 10 the EssASs
Of the late George s. try9sT DECEASED Is toE sale ThS
her comfortable kousy, Win. barns and other ousbntldingA.
W. orchards OF cbedce fruits, aud other cvnvenfsneaA@
the Seioto Bridge station oil he ). M. 4 r. RAILROAD ID uN
af said farm.
For terms. ana other Information, AddresstAe saSseTAesV
July >. Isss.-r X. BURR. A4mr
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-HtAe Ser Carriage ana Wagon Aans9SeFcfSS
People Frightened into Mysteries. by che wS0S
derful Low Prices that the Subscriber has
for such Splendid and Fancy
Carriages and Wagonsb
A $ have pCocureNtAe services o. exlsa9 enGlf iorkwelG
n I cansflrl.sh uhese THAI Val CIV, and = caissA ion lhm1
Willrxe1it ,hstr infagiuaaiSn. Having been experienced ~
tf bnsaae=s unwHids OF twenty We srS, can wtthcon06snt1
say That can 10 AS gooc werk AS can be uanuEa a1uTtd IN
tins county. Therefore l repeal. give ma cAfGand I VIII
tnrnlsh TO order may kiad nfh iSh thaT ytsI Wlsha6 purchaas
Ny ~oFk is got Np in ~ style that viii please the most fnssf.
dtaas II nAs, they cAnhot be pleased 10 CNRR1A9ES ana
eees OF the trade, who have worked IN al the AprtnetcA,
shopS IN the Eastern rities; Coz seqOcnly I have tho e6fAV
and meafs 10 Manufacture work thar oanntt be suprM9 -
IN The Western country All work wAETasaeatA AtS dons -
JOHN n. RARvEf.
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Court of common Pleas, Delaware County, Ohio
Sarah Gates,
John Gates.S
HNIIE Defendant John Gates will take notice that the psil-
lionel. sarah Gates. on the eth day of November, a
D., 1855, filed in the Clerks Office OF said Court, her pet,
ron AGAINST him. alleging therein her separation from saId
d4fendant Ia conseq fence of i'll treatnl elli on the part OF
said defeudant, ami praying for alinony. the right 10 &C
quire and hold properly, andto bring suits IN her own name
free from his control or interferenct-
= id petition will be for hearing ON the FIRST day OF the
trst term OIL said Court, held after the hrst day OF January
500 row Eli 1t 80 ~
Nnr iR-EM fS2l AttYs Tor Pettion. =
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Tobacco, Cigars, &C

IUUdJVU1 O45UAS' VT
81 < Boxes -cs. Scs. and l0cassoried ohaccos-aNgAade
20 u do Hall Ppunds-favorite brandsi
q Thousand superior Half Spfnfsh GlEarsi r
= 10 Thousand tayanna aud German Cigars,
10 Kegs six Twist Tobacco-ight kegs
John Andersoa's Solace Tobaccos
Smoking Tobacco IN Barrels and Papers
Anril d. Ssh. K. HILLS & son
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Excelsior. M5EZS.
q. VI. PERRY @

TAKE this method of notifying the public in general tina
L thex are manufacturing
wrisht's Celebrated Tanning Mills
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STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS!
AWFUL INTELLIGENCE :!

MIR. De Sanity. tho electrician, actually refuses 10 give
M The public any definite information in regard 10 the
ATLANTIC GABLE and now it is whispered u out con
p4tentiaI Of ee(rse.1 that our rejoicings were a little TOO
Mpsa,uata,re, that this greatest 81 modern enterprises HAS
. tA1ED. that the
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But what Is this in comparison to the excitement created
by <he arrival Of our
NEW STOCKOF FALL GOODS

81 New Goods every week during the srnling season.
ae NE can assure the public that orr end OF the Cable Is
soRad and still remains on Free Exhibition.
fa DoTE1S zogFGR.
eent l. 1855. WEIGH & MESDENHALL
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DIR. W ELL
0N

A MEDICAL ESSAY ON A e CERTAIN AND RAD
ToAT. CURE OF sPERMAToRRIGA. &ea NTH
OF 7 THE Use OF INTERNAL MEDICINES,
CAUTERIZATIOS Or ANY MECHASE
CAL A~PPLIASCES.
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Id spRNG AND sUMMER Gonna WIrH

a NNU EiEg(IfTJ, WTTH
IA fancy coored ladies' robes IN Al
fabrics and argely prices
all goods family remains
Thoroughly assorted throughout, the entire year
correspondents new u,cs
daily a class dry goods
marked plain 1gurcs hence purchaser Ia de
oeivei.
We opening any accounts
bills be paid making We are en-
treiy this point We desire
ourselves the right present any
bill made after this date at he VI
Is marked plain fg1rcs the
prices us Tor years
that will be permitted MAJ,
promises
call in days when present bill
cash. eg'' y" W -. iN' "
lis our purpose trade cash business us
possible disturbing pleasant that have ex,sted
between customers and for long
ycars. =, - ? -. ~ - FERRY BROTHER,
VI f CENTRAL Stores, west building,
Aug S-1ot'h opposite Centre Market.
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AugS-1op
noBsoN ON FOUNDATIONS AND CONCRETE

il Works London. 81 cents.
Bakers States and Dynamlcs. London. cents
Aliens Treatise Cottage Building London 81 ccnt
Tominson's Pneumatics for Beginners. London 81
Trcnse the Integral Calculus. 81 cents.
Leeds Orders OF Architecture London. 81 cepts. =
Fowncs's Chemistry for Beginners. Lopddt AZ cense,
Tominson's Mechanics for Beginners london ~ cents
Dcmpsey Tubular and CHER lfou Grdcr Bridges 81
49,
Eaker's Mensuraion. london. 81
rdeauI Fuel particularly with reference
London cents
Mains documentary Astronomy. London 81 cents
psey kqsscrnf Arithmetic applied Interest;
Life Assurance, and General ro.dpn cents
Construction Repairing london ay cents
Burgoyne Blasting and Qinrry.g Stone London.
Aug vs. 80 FRaNCK TAYLOR
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tf,o MALL NEIIsoN. President Of ths Great Falls

Manufacturing Company nnd all others whom this pqsc Of
condemnation may
hereby nsaai that Gsasys b
In and for the county Montgomery the State
has THE cay Application tho authorized agent United
issued his directed county com
mandng him 70 Of eighteen good and TO
meet your land AT or near the Great Fails Of tho river ooso "
O'Clock i9r the purpose Of ..uns snt condemgps said
and assessing al sAgcs wh sherso have
sustained and do Hr sub Nv reason o e ss~coa ana
construction upon and through SAID isad
yhd II shAi sam meet N G. NE1GS
81 Vpn ksuaeesr Chief Engineer Washington Aqssdaos
Auca Add Hk
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ka6~ MASON

1V- MASONIC regular meeting of the officers
members Ut National Lodge No IL will be Hail
tais Tuesiay1 evening" 81
tendance standing
other lodges respectfully invited. W. IL. JOINER
Aug y-1t
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DEDFORD SPRINGS well known and de-
I'D Hghu SUMMER RESORT Win be a The reeepsn o.
visitors the u "a
The srer ROW
completed and the
periar VIII b.
celed IN part o the United States
hotel the Of MT A. @, AllkN,
experience attention
snplest comfort and kind treatment
OF y deemed -
passengers reach Bedford by daylight nde from
Chafnbersbarg.
company supply dealers
WAFER by the barrel cabcs
bottles, al the ioiowins prices, the SPRING via
For a barrel mulberry - "a 90
For do oak $500. 90
=, mulberry 60
= i. :. 90
gallons rs
Bottles, Ia pint per dozen so
carefully purchasers
up,D ie RESI-
An oomniunc cations bculd bs o
THE BEDFORD MINERAL STRINGS CO.,
June 3O--d4w Bedford county, Pa.
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NOR THE SPRINliS.--BALTfMORE AND OHIO
~ RAIIRnAn--KtRh Ei EY BEnIORn CApfN I0RIA Ne

Il lSttllVlAf--SEkhEiEl, BEDFORD. CAFDN JOHpANE
sHANNtNlAlE tickets from Washington.
have now been made for the h time to ticket from
Washington TO the Northern Virginia aud Bedford Springs.
FOR BERKELEY SPRINGS Morgan county, Nrgna)
through mat train leaving Washington Is except
Sundays stopping Johns Pun miles BALTIMORE
aud two miles from tho springs by good road Fare Sir
Johns Run IS 80 Sir johns Berkeley
fore l. The leaving Washington TO-
with the stages for Berkeley Sir JONAS Run station 20
by which passengers reach the Springs before midnight
FOR BEDFORD SPRINGS Bedford county Pcnny lvanin) by the
trains from Washington at Id, so Cumber
21O miles thence by % miles Bedford
leave Cumberland ooek arriving
dinner at the Springs. Fare through, 81 rs
FOR JORDANS SPRINGS {2H miles fiarpers Ferry
the Winchester raira.ill and
FOR SllANpNDAE SPRINGS Ga miles llarpcrs Ferry
Ne read passengers viii take the mai train BIS,
iarpers Ferry, and connect with
FOR CAPpN SPRINGS take the 49, M Winchester
thence BY stages for ~ ncs Cpon
10 Winchester, 81.
Parties kvng Washington by 10 O'Clock Saturday
spend Sunday Berkeley and be back Washington III
M. Monday T. IT. PARSONS Agent
W. r. SMITH Master OF Transportation July l-3w
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NEW BOOK, by the author of Nothing TO Wear.
IN Two Millions by William Butler price
pob'sheds and FOR sale by TAYLOR MAURr,
Aug s3t Penn
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hRDER5 DESPATCHED By EVERY STEAM
~ EkfAYA0R MAtHY. booksellers siaiioneTs Penn
Ninth street offer 70 the public facilities
importation Of Foreign Book Stationery &e by their
they enabled expedite al
charge aud at low Of importation prices
Aug 2-2t
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TEACHER WANTED--Tbo trustees Of the
IL Rockville Academy, ia Montgomery county, Nd wish 20 en-
permanently gentleman qualified aoi principal Of The IN
sutuon proficient Latin and Greek lsagasges
personal with the candidates a.d esaninA as 10
their scholastic ttinment together with CREDENTIALS u good moral
character, viii be required
Applications will DO received until fseay, Tho 2sth instant
when election will be made for the commencing on
the lst 81 September
Rockville incorporated school,
The principal receives 500 IRON the State fund three
minis of the tuition fees
Of Rockville miles Washington, connected by
with daily communication mails Is remarkable for
health and possesses many social advantages
by order the board RICHARD j. DoWIE,
Aug 3tawt2s Secretary.
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DIED SULPHUR sPRINGs--alosnor COUNTY. Vim,

- ED SULPHUR SPRINGS--MosaoE COUNTY VIM
HI GSAhcse celebrated Springs open
thai have been tried have had such
the Red Sulphur Springs the
consumption bronchial affections chrome diarrho Dyspepsia
the
Visitors Richmond ynchburg Virginia aud
Tennessee railroad al Newburn Depot They Will but
thirty eight miles OF good Alex
andra and Virginia Central railroad there seventy
of staging.
Invads would better and better
by early usually very through
month Of August 7. &. CAMPBELL a. co
May 30-d2mo
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DEADINGS FROM THE POETS.--Mrs. HELEN
In KEY BrNT viii sivr readings from the Brh and
Poets At the Smithsonian Institution, "Wednesday AuEus
At O'Clock Admission 50 Tickets may be had III
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DIED,

On the evening OF tie 3oh umo half past O'Clock
phod fever MARIA MHAN RoHEnr daughter
Of JoRs 5. AxmlAs librarian OF Congress.
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A CARIBOU patrons are hereby nohhed that all
open nccounts made on 10 the 20 In
san respectively presented preparatory !" settlement
July and need only
say here that we expccs every presented meet with
Jupe aTeadawif HooE, BROTHER 4 co
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ai,y Washington )fossession having been
rsgained this establishment VIII be opened
June t accommodating ucrinieid
eIIta ud M reliable assistants,
viii order accommodate the
ghosts high u these Springs Tie
Orange Alexandria u. oeek IN te
leaving Richmond also iiee day thus siordne The most GOA
The ~ viii be ~ day, sl2 week. $40
hall price. THOMAS GREEN.
June 23-2nos
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4 ORIGINAL AND ONLY GIN IMpUR1Ep-- Gin,
distilled in London barley aar e surveillance @ The
delcste favored with nctnre Of the Italian
table kingdom rendering opinion
and smulan. durcto drink
delicious delicate differing entirely
harsh, Acrid which
known Holland Shnnps Objectionable
Though
generally IN 81 Dyspepsia Gcu Rheumatism Iorsy, Gravel
Colo, Cholera Discusses the Urinary
gans kidneys Bowels Debility whist
will find adoption relief from those distress
which frequently attend their delicate oesnzas
New York the highest medical asAoriys
prcnounccs LONDON on
10 kind he has
peculiarly adapted settlers the southern and wessn
rAtNr and
Ier sevsnty and pnfs thirty Eight
BY snd csny ncrhan1 Bswse
Oh im,tns0ns only NONE OTHER Is DIURTED.
May Washington of Ford Brother Daniel Clark J..
n wilson Hamilton Wallace Eliot Richard J. Ryon.
EDMUND G. CHARLES,
Importer No. 40 Broadway. New York.
EDMUND G. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar l4-iy 40 Broadway, New York,
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CRIMINAL CouRr Monday, August 2.-The court met
at the usual hour. Mr. Norris remarked that some days
since he had submitted motion for trial and ar
rest of judgment in the Of the United States
Augustus Heisser and George Johnson, who were con-
victed of mansaugher He rose for tho purpose of
withdrawing much of the motion related to Heser
The withdrawal entered by the clerk
Riley Taylor free negro put trial for assanIt
and battery on Charles y. lImundson In Georgetown
the 18th of May last The jury returned verdict of
guilty; and he sentenced to imprisonment for four
months, and to pay fine of one dolla-.
Arthur o Brien put on trial for attempt to
nit bestialty and WAS found guilty He was sentenced
to imprisonment for four years and TO pay fine OF 1--we
dollars.
John Baker was then put ON trial for assault and
battery Eliza Morell the 2sth Of June last The
jury returned verdict Of guilty and he sentenced
to imprisonment for month. and 10 pay fine OF
dollars. The petit jurors then dismissed Until to-
morrow morning at ten o'clock.
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