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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1858.--GREG-
~ ORY h MAURY Managers WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. To
under the Supernendcnce Commissioners appointed
Governor, ith
$50 Lottery STATE DELAWARE
o. To WILMINGTON DEL, saturday
JULY "a. lfEaasifs e
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor -at-Law
1Nl Rooms %, "a, No. 10 Wall street, Now York
Aug lS-nf
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RATES OF ApvFRrlsrSc

nght make longer adNesenens ~ eA"'t
Adseriiseuen orderea
charged SI eep square tor each
Advertisements once week IN the day 20
he rate
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INTERESTING TO LADIES. in the course

human ladies gentlemen lose Of their greatest
hairt mnttcr OF
Whst shall do 10 stop tho
hair from falling and Its viao and beauy In reply 70
this query beg TO M Harss Hair Promoter and I'm
proven few applications viii stop the hair falling brc.kng
dandran the and whc md ar fresh
ness and vgor to tho hair and although have been bald
the continued months will you
aluyuran head OF hair Call and bottles aud, not satisfied
sitter the second application the price paid
DR. Harriss Hair Promoter soid h
nond by W. PETERSON Druggist,
..Ftf Corner Manc and 18th and Main Wall
Sold in Washington D. GILMAN druggist
nue street. and b. CLARK az
May 2l-3m I d.rF .f,.t.tIt hl 1arf 49,
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VXTANTED "A Physician or Lawyer, with cash
wv capital 81 part proprietor
weekly pape souihencr oppcr
tnniy lucrative pro
noahng county while same
thoroughly establish himself in his prce Apply 10 ba
+A RICHARD EDWARDS ,
rtIo .ut n'N Box 1927, baltimore.
copy prpcr any person wishing
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, Il CO.,
Bankers,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available principal Also ncrcan-
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1ORADYS. GALLERY, 3oZ FennsyIVhnla avenue,
near seventh street. swecpy Mi'cuhouse FAINT CO..
Isnknr bcgs respectfully 70 inform the public
that In liberal he has rcceved
s,nc, opepips Washington he w
r.ry 10 hs original ntenon during tho summer
months. 60. .l.. -
An cccnt corrs constantly attendance
c,s, ,o,orrnphs and smbo, possible
Frtcc rargsrs Jisss dollar srsa,sis ~ ~
The c,,eaion poras distinguished this gallery " the
arucs in the open public inspection day (nn
days excer&ed) =, m.,tc7, m
yIyICKNORS HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF THE
wAvERsEy N0yErs44ssr ROMANS WELL 2 vols price
81 SO. aa9 tfDhegat alA tftIA e tA
sale nj TAYLOR hAuhrt
June "a bookstore, 90. Pennsylvania avenue
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June IS-tf
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD WASH
II INGTON BRANCII.-TUESpAY. JUNE Is. trims will leave


baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD, WASH
I'D NGTON BRANC.-TUEsDAY, JUNE 10, trains will
follows:
10 train connects OF Washington junction for oil
tho Baltimore Philadelphia
Is, train for Baltimore Annapolis, Philadelphia and
New York.
p m express Washington Junction with
for all OF the West and at Baltimore for Norfolk,
Philadephia, and New York
p Baltimore Annapolis juno
Annapolis and Washington Junction with trains West
p. Washington juno
with accommodation train West
and trains express, and will
only at Annapolis and Washington functions. .s.-,f
On saturday the 3o train to Philadelphia only
On Sunday but train leaves--a $50, p. IN.
June I3--tf T. II. PARSONS AGENT.
@ UNI Ter The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will run follows
Leave Alexandria at TO- IL O'Clock, 4, and O'Clock,
p.
Washington IL O'Clock m; 1a and O'Clock,
p.
cOTLYER, when the route will opposite
hours Fare 13
Wbaeys omnbuses connecting with the Page and Coyer win
18th and
tho time the boats leave Alexandria.
June s---cod-r RICHARD wAII.ACT, President
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THE NEW GOLD FIELDS.
THE EXCITEMENT IN CALIFORNIA.

ABUNDANCE OF COLI. D.-GENERAL INFORMATION
SIS rtif@ CONCERNING THE MINES.
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MRS. KINGSFORDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
lvl AmEs No AIS street Washington ~ crhs excrelscs
school win October L. 1883 Circulars, Including
term Sc &C. viii be furnished application TO tho above sd
dress July l3-6swtCctl
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DRoPosALs.

Class No the ciassl for the navy yard
inamo yard) this once until noon on the
second day Of August furnishing the
tho materials aud articles embraced IN printed
sccua which will be furnished apfaton and sent BY mail
Tequesed conrnct r or all tbs
classes therein by the commandments OF the several
ds for their by the
navy the bareau all the yRrdr
~ rc,s confusion and aSah IN sediins IA gers no td st Be
r.o, for Aaa yasu envelope
and individual OF firm sign the bid aud contract
ders hereby and particularly notified that thcr
Offers must hereinafter poscsibsd and he mailed In
time 10 before tho rccevng
uem no oasferoi wA Ad b rsxd afe
,aoi and piif b eade for Jalsw0 y tAe sail
To guard against offers being opened before tbs time appointed
bidders are envelope
and draw line under the endorsement, thus effgtef
Pr,@as for Ciaas No ("a"e TIC eias) jar ~ Navy ford al
(n1ms the yIyd)"
TO tho Chief Of the Docks Washington
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iere The composing tbs nrm Of (nane
the tho State hereby offer Furnish
advertisement dated (ac of adyoemen and subject to
requirements Of the and Of the printed schedule which
all the articles embraced Cass No tho CLASSY for
at namc the yard according W sad schedule viz
the rnei class from the schedule and opposite each
the price the dol
lars and cen and foot up tho aggregate amount Of tho bid for the
cas) amounting TO (hcre write the amount in words)
propose agent here the agent required by
cbedue) for the sopp under tho classes miscellaneous by
resident OF tho place delivery and should offer accepted
request tho contract be the navy
(uamo the agency for signatures and certificate
iero the bidder and each member Of tho Arm sign)
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Firm Of Guaraese.

undersigned (namo Of guarntor) Of (name the town.
(unme the Stata) and name Of second aranors,
hereby undertake that ane biddcrs
his heirl above accepted
United States within nftecn
through the post oce of the acceptance of his for he Offers be
fore mentioned
signature OF guarantors)
Iccrry that he above tho guaanors)
be good aud responsible guar this
(signature)
signed ty the district attorney collector navy
agent person Bureau responsible
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Class No Bricks class No Granite class No yellow
class No T. Yellow pine lumber class No wbe pine
timber and lumber (whtepnc seaone class No Im'
aud hair Class No Cement class No Sand class No TO- Slate
class No H. Iron and nails class No H. Steel class No IT, Au
class No H. Files class No ID Paints, OIL and glass class
No 10. Ship caudlcry class No 1917 Sperm oil class No IL
Hardware class No Is Stationery class No 20 Hay class No
Povcndor class No o. Charcoal class No. "a Copper
composition nails class No. 25. Iron castings.
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go il INCORPORATION. rs.
The Artscles Of Incorporation ofthe Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Compa-
M, are herebu aaudifed to be a foLkoacs:

|
ARTICLE lst The Corporators and their SUCCESSORS
named in the original articles of this shall
embrace the following powers, to-wit: they shall sue
and be sued plead and be implicated, have perpetual
and purchase and sell, hire and lease property Real
Personal and mixed; in all lawful ways. May have
Corporate Seal may alter the same at pleasure, and
may make for the regulation Of their business,
not inconsistent with the Constitution Of the United
States or the laws OF this State. Tts e &&tR3sG
ARTICLE 2d.-The Capitol Stock Of said Company,
shall be seveny-nve thousand Dollars to be divided
into shares Of one Hundred Dollars EACH be subscribe
ed for and transferred in the that the directors
shall direct. r. --.,- -.-s.y.. ..s--sf Ee.r.a 4
ARTICLE ID. The corporate business Of said corpo-
ration, shall DO managed by board Of Directors Of
less than five, nor more than seven shall be stock
holders; and from their number, they shall choose
President and Treasurer who shall hold their once one
year, and until their successors shall be chosen
ARTICLE 4th. Tho said Corporation shall have the
exclusive power to keep Ferry andbuild TolBridge
across the Missouri River, at a point known as the
CLONE TREE PERRY" opposite the City Of Omaha,
the present place Of crossing other practicable
point On SAID River between the points viz: Midway
landing in losa, and the Ferry Landing at Florence,
and midway between said grade and the Ferry Landing
ARTICLE 5th. 1t shall be the duty of said Compa-
ny TO procure and keep suitable Boat or Boats or
and keep in repair substantial bridge for the safe and
speedy transportation Of persons and over said
river. at all reasonable and suitable times. ,f
ARTICLE 9Th So much of the original articles -
conflict with these articles is hereby repealed and is
declared that the Capital Stock herein named
is to be regarded as all paid inbeing estimated value
Of the property Of the Company Provided that nothing
herein contained shall conrsvene the power Of the
Directors to make assessments IL necessary to meet
sudden emergencies and expenses Of new boats, or
Esos Lowe, - HENRY r. CURTIS,
II. DOWNS Es.a.' ~ SAM'L 8. BAYLIss. g
BERNHART HEM, by n. ToorLE, By,
Jesse williams his Atty. y. A Jackson his Atty
JESSE WILLIAMS. Ass. JAMES A. JACKSON.
SAM'L X. CURTIS. A. J. HANScoN. .,
Council Bluffs, August 8, nl5-4w
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Dissolution!


THE Undcrsgned Gas successcrs to the lats nrn a
l. GREENE, WEARE & AENTON,) have this day
formed Co-partnership under the style and firm Of
general Exchange and Banking Business.
As Nj BENTON, the resident and acting Partner Of
tho late nrm Of GREENE, wEARE BENTON, lie COM
neced with the new House. there will be material
change In the business. Mr. Town formerly Of Eigin
illinois,, is well known 70 the business community In
that vicinity, and also in New York Our aim
wifi be merit the confidence and pub
lie. THOMAS H. BENTON, IN.
JOSEPH TOWN.
Council Biufs lows, August 10th. 1856. -nl6-3m
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uciu, anu UUu-u0S Hbut. ..- .....
r Is. If Clay was challenged to the field Of
honor, he would 6ght at once, like the Ad-
mirable Crichton Calhoun, like our Qua
ker Rev dictionary General, Nathaniel Green,
would reason out Of II; and Webster would
look upon the challenge like q gentleman
and christian, and treat it With conscien-
tious indifference.
Il. If they were called upon to make q
treaty, Clay would endeavor to force it by
intimidation; Calhoun, automatically treat
it with Richelieu-like aud Machieyellian
cunning; Webster, by open, fair, straight
forward dealing.
=. Is. In Religion, Clay, if he had conse-
Grated his energies to teaching it, notwith-
standing he died an Episcopalian, would
have been an Enthusiast. and, as was the
exclusive and aristocratic habit of his mind,
he would have believed in the doctrine of
Election or Professionalism, and allowed
b,t very select few to be saved, and the
balance to be iucontinently damned; CAL
houn would have been . Free Thinker; and
Webster, in favor Of the Established or Con-
stitutional Church.
l6. In Patriotism, Clay was for Compro-
mise, Conservatism and Union; Calhoun,
for Secession. Nulliication--l loved him toe
well to say Tfeason-Revolution and Dis
union; Webster, for Union, Independence
and u common cause, at every hazard.
Ii. In habits, Clay was dictatorial, mag.
isterial and genial Calhoun, wary, diplo-
matte and exclusive; and Webster, gentle,
self-poised and dignifed.
= Is. b Poetry, Clay would have been he
roic and Lyrical; Calhoun, Didactic; and
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