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Sundrles.
q = Bags choice Eastern Coffee,
20 a Bs-s do Southern 10
70 Boxes Mould I andhes,
20 Tack crs Assorted candles N - ID and j. Id ioNCS
25 Boxes PAIN No ] and GtInran Soap,
20 Boxes Star ami ste urine Can lies,
IL Boxes SIS, SS ibt .u's kir@inIA Tobacco,
. hcgs KENTUCKY xix TWIST %
~ Boxes Virginia uall Pounds 70
50 boxes superioF Western RESERVE Cheese.
Al. of which, are offered At the lowest markrt RTcet-
Jan. ~, '5S-tf X. II. Hills \ SON
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White Wheat Flour

\ addition TO Flour Ranufteiurrd in his sesinn IF The
Il State, from selected Wheat, We enhrsvor 10 have always
on hand, a very superior article, mann. SECURED in The south
ern portion nt tho Stste, irons extra Hcanesee Wheat, which
is much better FIR family use.
jan -, '5S-tf +. f. HILLS SSCN.
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plnws and Plov points

have mBle arrangements so IS 10 be able 60
L t'rai.4 ~ tugse NishiAs PloNs and Plow Fei1ss a. tbs
te"i4gsss Aa! E;cst prtGrns. al Tie ioNest po~sible prtcca
lrtyri celscEEsa H1SG CO rAIkNT 9 also = lals
hrcu iH-ruaueeI. tas been preferred TO a., o'he- east P;0ws,
INTiG Away ksvP N band a iafse sapplY Of VI NernSu
and ;seiH varg-E Flow iUnts.
4 l44,rsI dsiuclou to any WISHING 70 bay FiowA OF Pow
Ppul-s u Smi AGAIN. So Gala the Iarke Stove and Tin Ware
fsb-fl SO TuoNK EVANS. u.
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Esta4a af Gkorga Hall.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. : at .lr undersigned has bren
n appointed aud qualified As admin istrat"r of George
uuI deed. lafe ct Della ware county, O. All persons in
terestrd VIII FHvrr'i themselves accord ugiy.
March II. ISJS-St COLIN W. HAL.
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A Splendid Book.

DorTnR LIyINHSTuN-S RAVES y EErEAE
IL UIiEo IN SOUTH AFRICA. Published by Harper
Brn hers. For sale ty
FEB. -. -. DICKINSON &SoN,
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HNHE subscribers Will offer ~ PUBL seiF- al theif rest
L dence in Liberty township, On SATURDAY Aprli'th,
Iese. HE following property. VIZ:
: good Work Horses; 2 Colts; is head Cattle /;
Cows, full FLOODED Durham; l Corn and
Cob Mill; l set OF Harness; Is head Of
Hog; 100 bushels of Corn. Also,
a good supply Of Farming
Utensils.
Terms: All sums over $40 SIX months credit with inter
est-iess than $40 cash in hand.
II. CASE,
Liberty, March &c, IS WI. CASE
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I will give my attention TO the AND
K SALE OF CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, &C, and res
pectfuly asks the patronage of the friends of the former
concern.
March, 3, 1855. ALEX. DUNLAP:
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General AppronriaI

n StCiks
". d Helm, services as Aecort.er $ 80, co.
Is Lo-i,clulan 81. 80. tor Stationery S4.0U, Isl 90
r. Burr, sers Ices As Mayor iO9,0U, as LuGn-
Catalan $. Is,z0
80 n - Bug4AaIh, Councilman. ....---.... Lug
Va i.Aln Osfslea. .-.---.-to ----.......---- l5,19
1seayai.l II fe@eTs------ do - -.-.---...--. 1900
Hosn4 '!i4iaunE - ...do .--..-...-----.-. 1879
GeCTgeF si&3 m3n-. l35J
Il. 6ri.<Ins. rem ( onncI! Room...-....... $500
a W n'eirr, BaiaHet services H. Hir5hal-.-- a,U-
T. kvnnSJr. rent Market RIO Ise.S oFc pipc,&c. 6S.2I
CaH- Nc..iroy, services Is tE@iacer..-.-... 2,,Ul
X IL jones, services as Asrsh-I-....--..-. 4sEuN
uo siaLry expenses, stone qaarrSiuG, &C. 1853
! o SIiadfJ pcIsciss, re5.Atrs on " Irs Lr.dse.- t25
Z ID. 70 ttI Il %, Bradley, Burnuain. I.anb
q Gp. ADD otee=s, fur pumps, iabur, &c.
we4ls, e.s-eGns, &c.... ....-..-.. 49,. 1888
j. !. kclcna-s, Tor desk :6.t0
:. Eaeeai, bunting wal at .AlJrtgits. --...-.. 1900
II. y e!!s aG.I q. Albright, for removing dirt
o. I 4ioA treet-----..-...-.-. -...-..... lIr51
b Na.i:lils, iisterest u EonI.----------..-- 1Up,e1
y. S4iI ID $3.50
NGl- .1rg.s..do lis 10
y Gross .-..Go--.-- do .-..---. ..-----.--.-.. za,Uo
H. lie Due, in part sal.ry as recorIer.-.. 1870
A. Z AuInsoa, DrEling Llil...-.........- -. 2i,Hi
5. NHe:. craze 10 l,SU
{, Morrow, htciiing Tan on Franklin 6 ree=,.. bUl
Meeker, taiAs.e1 on hauling eguue.-..--.... ze5
Suudries D. Mayor from contingent Iuud-... 2t,5I
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Farm For Rent.

A FARM CONTAINING AECUT SIXTY ACRES OF
IN pasture and uiaLle iand-sIl rqHsl 20 any N be
eoua3-id. o'niAg the Corporations 81 De.a%are- II luir.
OF
Marcel u. Est c. FL.YF.
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Worms! Worms!

JKTOBMS are the .cause~ot tho death OF more chiidreE
w Than auy other source. HOLLOW " N3iltN CON
FEHTluNS are a deiic Gus com"o'u'd OF sugar AM nfNr'
fail To pAnrl Worms. HulloW qyisar2 the original sui oiIA
tnf. an / sure Norm Claiec,iui. Try thrn AMI prove al
yourselves sofia hy NJ. l.. STARR Bro. IsjawarS.
Markh ia, ISM
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Expenses during the Current Year.
Erp- DE..Dr.,rzr

C.. Reinrer, cleansing Engines. materials
found, 3D. - --...-...-..... s2,62
s. " Torru:lce, = So
NJ L. - r., rs
Murehouse t Evans. repairing Englne..--..-. 2,5g
$ VI eisrr, Repairing Ladders. &c -. 2.la
X and < ifo"k ( Ladder Co., Lelts, &c - I5i1
StoIe loF E-siile HouaG------..-- -.----.-.-- 1900
IS. IA
An appropriation for Fire Department for
r-r-tt - / MS fL-l &c fnr IT, lar n,u;.
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THE MARKETS
Delaware Markets.

Corre eted tceekly BY r. E. HILLS q Son, Whole
sale and Rsfalt Grocefs, No.4 Williams Block
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TO Il HR 8 7 *
March Appointments.

r.. H. TUBES. WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
IL as follows
DELAwARE, American House, Wednesday. %
March.
.MARTsv11LE, Union House, Tuesday, go
March.
MAnroE, 0. S, Hotel, Friday, Sc March.
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HoLIowAY's ARNACA PLAsTERs, for pains in tht
III Side, Breast and Baek-for sale by
STARR 4 BRO, DrugEizis,
March L.. 'Hs-3rn Nc. 5 Williams Block
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LIME L,IME!

Il ture Of
Pure " AiEe Lime
on the Seoto r yer, S miles West Of Della wusr-aud Il short
distance South Of lhc =. II. 4 z. Rail Road. Having tOvB
LARGE klLNs, he IS chsuir't o keep \ C0N@fAA SUP
PLY ON HAND, 50 hat hs Gus. Cluers laty rely upon be-
ing supplied On call. Ills iins tnts hern EXCESSIVELY UsED
add UNIVERSALLY ,APPkovED BY ALE, and pronounced by
most coInpe. eat judges
THE BEST LIME IN Il STATE
The best evidence OF its superiority is found in the LAL4.
aud RAPID increase in tie demand for 1t, Geing YOUR FOIL
EACH sUcCEtpISG YEAR since its ias.Oduction. SAT1sfAc
TIoT TSSGssD OR rPE MONEY REFUNDED. II viii be deiit'
cred On tne ears Of The springfield, MI. Vernon S Pittsburgl
Raj Road, a. nay witch, When desired.
orders addressed 10 The undersigned at Delaware, a..
EICHARD CoLyIN.
MGtth G.. 81. trf
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c.. NEIL, County Surveyor,
tt IS removed from Ed II to Delaware In addition /:
H II" o.her duties Of 'hr uiEcr- he Is authorized to iSk
acknowledgements 0f rer'is. Mortgages, a..
\ fjce wih the Recarirr, on the fnblic So Iare.
! ei4xare. March :, lS5s-3iu
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THE FOURTH or JULY IN LONDON.

On Monday evening the members of tho American AS
socation of London celebrated the American Declaration
Of Independence by dining together at tho London
Tavern Mr.. r. D. Campbell United States consul at
London in the chair.
Ills cxccllcncy, Mr.. Dallas in responding to toast
made tho following allusion to recent events:
ain England and on the continent" he sad .d-
plonacy is n lifelong career With IL is nothing Of
the kind. American diplomacy, compared with Euro
pea diplomacy may bo said to resemble the militia
compared with the regular forces. Laughter. To be
sure the outset in the United States havo always
had partality for the militia TCheers.l Our first
military achievements wero obtained by men who
enrolled from among the rawcst possible Of recruits.
tCheers. And it has so happened probably by acci-
dent but it has happened that militia has
and over again proved equal TO the best regulars of E
rope [Chcers. II is in that way, perhaps, that the
diplomacy Of the United States has been able to do
something towards giving expansion and popularity
to the principles Of tho American revolution Cheers
Upon very many occasions although ministers
have been drawn from the ranks of private life yet at
the most distinguished courts of Europe and through
ont tho world, when i'm conflict rather than in
gument with tho most refined of the diplomatsts of
any country IL has happened that these militia
of diplomacy have still achieved remarkable success
(Chccrs might refer if disposed to empty upon
you the archives of the American legation TO great
many striking instances of the kind beginning with Ben
iarn Franklin and then going on TO such Jefer
son. Monroe and Whitney-thcy have left behind them
records OF the gratifying character AT the court of
this country Of my predecessors may be compared
to the best drilled cohorts Of European diplomacy
ICheers There is one little matter which is to a
tain extent connected with the American diplomacy You
know we have recently had slight difficulty the
coast Of the United States in the West Indian The
matter with which ono of the militia men of dip
lomacy was recently charged That is little point
which, without referring TO it closely essential
y connected with the fundamental principles Of tho
American revotionthat is, the necessity OF maintain
ing on behalf Of the great American people, as great
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


NROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALI. PARTS
IL or THE WET, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST BAITL
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Sanr~ arangcw ns, scaA greatly tmrvoped scAedaIes
Three through connecting DULY (excep Sunday
from Washington t0r the Wcst, Us foiIow4:
Mt Tho CINCINNATI ExFRtSS MAIL b1B m
lowing brenkust House.
junction. before proceeding West Ths Grafton
p M and connects at Bcpwood tho Ohio river, at r. with
Cona Ohio train for Combus Cincinnati aud intermediate points,
reaching Cincinnati at ll.j0 q next day.
III THE GREAT CINCINNATI and ST. IOu EXPRESS
paia - g. day, and connecting directly with Express
Train for Louisville Cairo and the Southwest and nor 81 Inn
etc Time from Washington TO Cincinnati only 2S hours
s Louis only a hours
CHICAGO nd NORTHWESTERN ExpREss (except Saturday
and snnday al 6a0 connecting Washington junction Bal
moc leaving baltimore ut TO- On Sunday night tho
ion with this train made by the $40, train from Washington
To the grand mountain the daylight
5.15, M or G3o, M, train from Washington
For Parkorburg all stations Northwestern Virginia
take the $50 train For all points the Marieta Railroad
the lf ~
these trains in both dircciIons tho closest
that haye been offered the travelling public
advantage that the
Ohio Railroad and It's associate lines cend
under this Through tickets
quarters and other possible facility viii be
route.
Way passengers for the Rail
will Washington
ingon Junction and Piedmont by the 515 m
,ons between Piedmont and Whceng take tho 03o train To
connect with the Frederick train take the 80 n
For tickets Of all kinds baggage checks and further nirmaon
apply to TIltS H. PARSONS, Agent,
Or at the ticket Office Washington station.
w. r. SMITH,
Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
Ram l,vH
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THE DISPOSITION or THE ARMY
GENERAL ORDERS, ! HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
No l8. West Point N " July l6, 1858


1.-The order for the march Of tho I'd cavalry to Fort
Leavenworth has been countcrmnnded That regiment
will remain on duty in the department Of Texas, and
will return to its former station, subject to such changes
however as, in the judgment of the department COM
ander the state of the service lnan relations
may require.
--At the expiration of their present leave of alb
scnce-Septcmber 80, lS5Sthe graduates Of the Mill
tary Academy of this year. assigned to the dragoons,
cavalry, rrd mounted remcn will report, in person,
for duty the commanding officer at Carlisle Barracks
Pa those assigned to the artillery will report in per-
son. for duty to the comandant of the Artillery School
of Practice Fort Monroe Va those assigned to the lst
I'd 3D. 4th 9Th Sth and 9th regiments of infantry will
report IN person. for duty to tho commanding officer Of
Governors Island and those assigned to the 5th 7th
and 10th regiments to the commanding officer Of New
port Barracks, Ky.
III-On the 1st proximo the department of Florida
will be broken up, and the several military stations
therein will revert to the department of the East
The officers serving on tho department staff will report
to their respective chiefs, by letter in person, the
state of the service in the opinion of the department
mander may require The acting assistant adutant gene
rn First Lieut.. Talbot will repair with the records and
papers Of the department to the adutant generals Office,
Washington after which he will proceed to join his
pany at Fort Moultrie
Colonel G. Loomis, 9th infantry has exhibited znl
ability and good Judgment in the ariuos duty of bring
ing to successful close the late Indian hosttcs in the
peninsula Of Florida and the officers, non-commissoncd
officers and soldiers both regulars and volunteers and
employees under his command, have ably supported him
ly their active and unlcmittcd cxertions In all seasons
and Mt all times, in country whore military operations
are difficult and where but little occurred TO relieve the
danger and heavy drutgcry Of the campaign
The commander, and those who served under him,
have deserved we'll Of their country.
After closing up the affairs of the department Colonel
Ioomis will report in person. to the headquarters Of the
army for further orders.
BY command Of Brevct Lieutenant General Scott
IRWIN MCDOWELL,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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ScIEScg IN SroRrISG--fnE LAW oY FoRcE. II a stick
be taken and apered off to the ends equally from the
centre and the stick itself be not too thick and if 1t be
then placed with its tapcrcd ends resting two wine
glasses good smart blow being struck its centre
will break in two without damaging the wne-glasscs.
The Of this involves "a Curious principle Of the laws
of force of which there many illustrations well
known every The blow being given very quickly
and evenly and the substance which strikes having
rapid motion, it is suddenly arrested In its downward
by the stick the vino glasses and Il passes
through IT, breaks it. bccssc there is not time enough
for the momentum Of the blow to spread along tho stick
and break the glasses. Another illustration Is firing
candle through an Inch board II gun bc loaded with
powder, and candle just fitting the barrel be inserted
in place Of bullet, AMI the gun fired against door
other piece of wood the candle will pass through leav
ing clean smooth hole because when the cxndle
to the door, it is evident something must give way and
as the candle is moving fast it actually has not time
to break, aud the wood is perforated
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NEW yoRk ADyEaTlsEMEATs.


9. y. HsFffng = Co.'S Patent Chanpton safes.
rTyHE Subscribers, grateful for past hvors, and
nndng that bostswing patron
taes s!oc have snlaea shss BY opening sxsnvs ware
and saicsrocn oadWny a NA HI Murray
pota the City Halt Tt room, the
recent extensive ealcnns n e hoory win enable The subsc
bcrs to hand ~ Nh us Jaeger tcck of burglar
proof safes tnn other Embellishments tho world Particular
enion win be had constructing sn private families match
with otor FURNITURE for the security Of plate and jewey
Also t
will keep money chests
DOORS aud bank vaua Halls swdcr banks
store doors Jcncss paton Formulation bauk Cyger
patent letter lock, without key.
q G. HERRING Cn sf
Nos. 13s 1877, and 13p Water strce<s ~
No. 2bl Broadway, Murray Ncwx9Be
u OOYIE 4 CO., Agents
Washington, n G.
d. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-1y Richmond, Virginia.
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With such force both at home and abroad, the Eng
lsh government apparently justified in saying that
there reasonable ground for alarm that the naval de-
fences of the United Kingdom insufficient to repel in
yason at home, protect British interests abroad. But
we believe that England has another guarantee which
she may rely against French INVASION and that is Ma
poeon's sagacty. If he must 60 to war to keep his
army quiet, he will do the Continent, and not
'across the channel" Italy the Rensh provinces
better and safer field to gather glory and plunder than
the chalk cliffs of Dover and the Rhine the Po and the
Mnco, easily crossed and rarossed in of
disaster, than the narrowest part of the British
channel guarded by 22G2 guns, independently Of the
coast defences,
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TN the matter of the division Of the real estate of
the circuit for Charles county
ryand Nay term, 1863
ORDER by that tho report OF the commissioners In this
unless the contrary be shown
Monday October next provided copy Of
three weeks
OF Compa the frat advertisement to DO
months before the rst Monday in October
July l5-1aw3w PETER W. GRAIN.
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power increase diminish the quantities
headed yscclnncous the scheAnlc, twen ave ~
Persons whose oneS shall hc seoepked will 3unod
through the which cupsfdcrod sueu
and they do nos enter inie oaaso r sc suss sreiaed
within fifteen days from the date AZ notice tho bureau of the
acceptance OF their bid
son OF and M q such dcfaung bidder will be
held rcsponsibic for I'll dehnQusnpes
All offers made cssUtvmis with
ut the option Of the bureau, bc rejcctcd
Those only whosc will be noti1ed and
tracts viii be ready for execution thereafter
ucuble July 3--law4w
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Navy prrAxrxwr.

July g. 1858.
SEALED separately
poyals for Class No tnane class) tho navy yard
namo tho yard will be cceived this Office until the
day August furnishing and delivering at the several
the materials and articles embraced printed
cenIos viii furnished application and sent by mai II
rcquesd persons
sen, by the coanlants of the several
fr tho yards under their command by
navy agent thereto yards
frnsH< tssyfDiea hasa sag ths 0s bid ici
eas than envelope
and individual ~ lm the bid and
hereby cautioned particularly notified that
the hereinafter prescribed he
their destination before the time M receiving
them considered shall ,eri.d
soici allowance uaii BE- made far failures g As
guard against offers being before tho appointed
tho envelope
and draw ine under the endorsement thus
eyrssat or Ca No (scax the cdn) for The Nary Yad AZ
(,ans sAc yard ~
tho Chief of the Bureau Of Yards aud Docks Washington,
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RArnsoHs. Nay 8, 1858.
NEW ARRANGE EAIENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi louisiana Arkansas and Texas.
Through Tickets bo obtained grcnt
road 0, Of Pennsylvania Washing
beard Ferry George Page
Tho Orange Alexandria Railroad, n Alexandria.
To Richmond, Danyie Iynchbng, Bristol, Knoxville Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Iuntsvlic, Grand
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and Now Orleans.
BY Direct Route Continuous Railway
Aordng Expedition Comfort being
shorter than by any other
The ferry boat
O'Clock Alexandria, passengers
Richmond, Charlottesville Stauntcn White Sulphur Springs
stock &C. and at for Richmond and all points Southwest,
making and close Memphis
Baggage wagons avenue
O'Clock, IN, and 7, p.
JAMES A. EVANS Agent,
Juno 16-t Washington
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VXTANTED--A A Physician or Lawyer with cash
wv capital from 5000 u part proprietor
weekly Rural southencr opyo
lucrative business,
county town, whc ho mo
thoroughly establish himself In his prch sion: Apply %
RICHARD EDwART0
Hcx iO:7 Baltimore n
copy Of paper win any person wishing
Iuur4
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Ftp,n 90ger

(ItuTO uhtc tNO O1brJ
,erc the compoflng the nrn) name
n ftc
your advertisement dated (ae n advertisement subject
requirements the the riutcd
all the articles embraced Cl,s unc ciass)
the ynrd me tho yard according TO said schedule
paste printed from the opfote
price carry
and aud foot tho Of tho for the
CLASSY amounting to (lerc write tho amount words)
agent {hore the required
tho scduc for the supply under tho miscellaneous
resident Of the place delivery should my accepted
the contract e navy agent
(nnmc the agency for signatures certificate.
(lIero the bidder Of the firm To san)
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CtPLENDiD SCHEMES FOR JULY 1858-GREG-
~ ORY MAURY, Managers, VII NlNGTON DELAWARE
under the appointed
Governor.
$50, 900 Lottery BENEFIT STATE DELAWARE
Class o. for 1858 To be drawn WILMINGTON DEL Saturday
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 4 CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
il svaabls the principal OF the Also
tile credits Tor use in Europe, China, &c.
Nay 2S--6mo+
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NTATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor r-atLaw.
ltl Rooms 22, "a, No. 10 Wall street, New York
Aug lb-ut
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
ID INGT0N BRANCH--TUESDAY, JUNE Is, trains win
follows
Id, express train Washington
parts the Baltimore Philadelphia
10, for Baltimore, Annapolis Philadelphia,
New York. ts
30 train a Washington Junction with
FOR MI parts OF west and at Baltimore for Norfolk
Philadelphia, and New York.
a. p for Baltimore at Annapolis juno
Annapolis Washington Junction
p. Baltimore Washington
ton with accommodation train West
The l5 p M, express, and Will
only at Annapolis and Washington functions.
On Saturday, the g. 80 train goes TO phiadalpha only
On Sunday but one train lcaycs-nt .. 80
l3-u T. H. PARSONS, AGENT.
UMMER ARRANGEM ENT Tho steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will run follows:
Leave Alexandria a TO- II O'Clock, and O'Clock,
Washington at o. 0, II O'Clock, g. and O'clock
\ \ Y Z x
The THOMAS coIIYER, when tho route will opposite
hours Fare 13
whaey's omnibuscs connecting Page CoIye
CAPITOL 18th avenue
the time tho boats leave Alexandria.
juno S-cod-n RICHARD wAIJ.ACH, President
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DRADY'S GALLERY, 352 Pennsylvania avenue,
ncnr Seventh strcct swacny Co s
Ranking BRADY bcgs respectfully inform tho public
that Hbcra hs received
since Opening Photographic Gallery Vt Washington he will
trary original intention, keep during the summer
months.
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Ambrotyp IN tho hest possible
Prices runosng dollar wrararis
Thc portraits Of distinguished At this gallery s the
lrvrrs In world public (un
days excertcd) from 7, a. m, To 7, y. m.
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lJ GRE foRY MAURY, Managers Wilmington, Delaware
c drawn undc tho of appointed
tho governor.
&35 900 Lottery for tho Benefit tho
Glass l72 for 1853 To be drawn WILMINGTON DEI
day, AUGUST 7, 1858.