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LITERARY AND THEOLOGICAL.

LITERARY AND THEOLOGICAL.
INSTITUTION, Fairfax, Vermont. Tho Board
Instruction consists Of Ten Professors and Teachers
Rev, f. d. Smith, D D., President. Miss Susan
NJ Ham, Principal Female Seminary Quarters,
Of | weeks each, commence Feb. Il, Nav s.
Aug. IS, Nov 10, 1855.
Tho Male Department is designed more especially
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tended than that Of the common Academy, and les.
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Of 81 weeks, vary according to Accommodations and
studies, from $50 10 Sl5O
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sHONlING GOnns.

GCNs, Rides, Pistols, and Sporting Coos Ken.
~ orally, Also Fish Tackle, at No d Bank
Block
BKINsMAIp a HILUrLrH
September IT,
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MoFFAT,s LIFE PILLs,.rHr HIGH

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rENhr C9PARTNLRSHIP heretofore ez,,,is-
y between tie undersigned, has til. day been dis.
solved by mutual consent
WA WESTON.
WM q. SHAW
burlington, February ,st, 1915 dlwwlm
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tL-to Caicf Clerk Of L. :. Surveyor Genera
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REWrDy

SIR James Cll,kcs Celebrated Female pills. PIE.
P4red fSo" aP,"c54fion Of 81 j. Cl.1,,, w. H..
Physician EIraordiaayy to the Queep
flis invaluable medicine is untailins in the cure
Of all those painful aud dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution i, subject 1t moderates all
excess and removes all distractions. and ,peedv
eur may be relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suit.
od' twill in o short time, bring on the monthly
period Will regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Govern.
mont stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counter.
fei,s
CAC7ION.-T iese Plls 4hllld ~, be n.S,, By
ho'aies d4Sia3 The FIRST THREE MONTHS If
F''ynoHe T. as 'Sy are sure to bring on Miscarriage.
Sat of any other foietisy arc safe
IN Gases Of Nervous anu spinal Affections. PALM.
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Pills will effect cure when all other mean. have
Jailed and although powerful remedy, DO not con.
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to tbs constitution.
lul directions ia the pamphlet -iou.d each
package, w4icl shcuid Io carefully preserved.
Sole Azeat IL. Sac Uuitel States aud Canaln,
JOB MOSES,
Oate l. c. baldwin Co.)
Rochester y. !.
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any authorized Agent, viii insure bottle. con.
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JEwELRy MANDATORY.

1T. }5GcEbocK;; from Boston. win set
Kind Of stones, AMI make cold Pins. Rings, studs.
Slides Cnon', Sc. will set Hair Pins, lar Ring.
Chains, Bracelets, or make anything in the Jewclry
line, at J. +. BnrH>"Np's, Church Street. Bur.
lington, VI.
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DRs. TriAyER AND CARPENTER

4 RE lSSlIINTED in nv Prlotit0 Of Ncii-
. ]Ncinc and Surgery, and may be found { when
ENTHUSIASTICALLY gb,rnt) at Drrhay.rs Office, South
side Of Court square
SAMUEL " rrAYrR, JE Waller ,ArNuvrru.
Burlington, Vt July ~ ls57. dAvtG
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24

A Resolution to extend the Operation Of the
Act, approved January sixteenth, eighteen
hundred and fifty-sevrn entitled IAN Act TO
amend an Act entitled "An Act to promote
the Efficiency of the Navy"
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiyes OF the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the operation of the
act entitled can act to amend an act entitled
IAN oct to promote the efficiency Of the navy"
limiting the restoration Of officers in certain
eases. be extended TO the sixteenth day OF
April, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine: ProvI-
dcd, That the time within which examinations
BY courts Of inquiry may be made, as provided
by the first section of said act, shall not he ex-
tended except as to any case pending and un-
determined before any court of inquiry under
the act Of the sixteenth January, eighteen hun
drcd and fifty-seven. at the expiration thereof
excepting. also, the case ofany officer who was
absent from the country at the time Of the pas
sage of said act, and had not returned previous
10 the sixteenth Of january. eighteen hundred
ard ffy-cight. And any such officer shall be
entitled to all the privileges conferred by said
net, provided he applies for the benefit thereof
at any time within sixty days after his return.
Approved, May IL, 1858.
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
Proclamations.
mo. ASH

No. 4S.
Respecting taking the Sense Of the Citizens of
Columbia for or against the Adoption Of the
Code prepared for the District.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES OF AMERICA:
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas by an act of Congress approved
March 8, 1858, entitled IAN act TO improve the
laws of the District of Columbia, and to
codify the same" the President Of the United
States was directed 10 appoint time and place
for taking the sense of the citizens of the Dis
trict of Columbia for or against the adoption of
the Code prepared in pursuance of said act, and
further to provide and proclaim the mode and
rules Of conducting such election =
Now, therefor, lie il known that do hereby
appoint Monday, the 18th day Of February,
1858, as the day for taking the sense Of the
citizens of the District oil Columbia, as aforesaid.
The polls will he opened at nine o clock. A.
M, and closed at five clock, p. NJ Every flee
" hite male citizen of the Uni ed States above
the age of twenty-one years, who shall have
next preceding the said fifteenth day Of Fcbtn
airy, 1858, Shall be allowed TO vote at said eltc-
ton.
The voting shall be by ballot. Those in IA
vor of the adoption of the Revised Code will votc
ballot with the words For the Revised Code"
written or printed upon the same; and those
opposed to the adoption of the said code " i'll
vote ballot with the w"Ids' Against the Re-
vised Code written or printed upon the same.
The places where the said election shall be
held, and the judges who shall conduct and
preside over thesame will be as 1olows:-
For the First Wnrl, III the city of Washing.
ton, at Samuel Drufyls Office, on Pennsylvania
Avenue. Judges Southey S. Parker, Terence
Drury, and Alexander Ii. Mcchlin.
For the Second Gard, on 18th street. one dool
above Pennsylvania Avenue, Judges: Charles l.
Coltman, Charles j. Coniied, and Edward Z
, Dyer.
For the Third Ward, near the corner of GIL
street, between L and &, west Of the Patent
Office. Judges: Valentine Harbaugh, JOSEPH
Bryan, and Harvey Cruttenden.
, For the Fourth Ward, at the west end Of Cit,
Hall. Judges William A Kennedy, john I
Clements. and Francis Mohun.
For the FIFTH Ward at the Columbia engine
house. Judges: Henry G. Purdy, Thnna
Hutchinson, and Jas. A. Brown
For the SIKH Ward, AT the Anacosta engine
house. Judges: John d. Brandt, George A
Bohrer, and George H. Ruff.
f For the Seventh Ward, al Island Hall. Judge,
Samuel Pumphrop, James Espty, and John L
| Smith.
| For Georgetown, at the Mayors office. Judge.
Edward Chapman, John L. Kidwcll, and VIM
! ii. Edes.
For that portion of the county of Washing'o
! which lies west of Rock Greek, at Conrad
4 tavern, in Tenallytown, Judges Joshua peirct
$ Charles R. Belt, and William d. G. Murdoch
| For that portion of said county which lies ii
! tween Rock Creek and and the Eastern Branc
Of the Potomac, at Seventh street tulllgao
Judges; Thomas Blagden, DR.. Henry Ilagi, an
: Auner Shoemaker,
Aud for that portion Of said county fhic
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
FANCY DRY GOODS,

AT WHOLESALE.
TOHN O'NEIL would respectfully announce
~ to the store keepers OF Wilmington, and
those in the trade throughout the State of Della
ware and Eastern Shore Of Maryland, that he
has commenced the
WHOLESALE JOBBING BUSINESS,
At No. ~ MARKET STREET, Wilmington. Della
ware, second floor of the Webb Building, 4
doors below Third Street, entrance to the same
being Of easy access.
Those who may want any articles in his limo
may rest assured they can be furnished with
sc same on reasonable terms as if they werO
to send to Philadelphia or New York fer them.
He will keep Oh hand an assortment of the
following articles:
Hosiery, Gloves, Spool Cotton, Patent
Thread, Needles and Pins, Hooks, and Eyes,
Tapes. Threads, NC, NC. Sewing Silks, Laces,
Edgings, Embr ,deries, Linen handkerchief,
&c, Sc; Jaconet and Swiss Muslins Linen
Shirt Fronts, Black and White Grape Nets for
Milliners, and Grown Innings, &c, &c.
o. Also, Ribbons, Mohair Mitts, Embroi-
dered Handke chiefs, and many other articles
to be found in such q store.
JOHN O'NEIL,
No. " Market ST., doors below Third.
iel8-tf
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24

LEWIS CASS, Secrefnyof STATE.
by THE PRESIDENT Of THE U. STATES OF AMERICA /:
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas a convention for the mutual delivery
Of criminals lugltvrS from justice, III certain
cases, between the United States Of America
and the Grand Duchy Of Baden. was concluded
and signed by their respective pi,ihpn entia les
al Berlin. ON the thir' III day Of January last
which convention, beng in the English and Ger
man languages, is word for VOID, as follows:
Convention for the mutual delivery of crim-
nails, fugitvpS from justice, in certain casts,
concluded between III, United States, on the
one part, and the Grand Duchy of Baden,
on the other part
Whereas il is found expedlent, for the hotter
administration Of justice and the prevention OF
crime within the t,iri o'icS and jurisdiction OF
The parties. respectively, that persons commit
ting certain henouS cri,nes, beng fugitives from
| Justice, should. under certain circumstances be
reciprocaly delivered up; and also 10 enumer-
ate such crimes explicitly and whereas The
laws and constitution Of Baden do not allow its
government to Surrender its own citizens TO 0
foreign jursdict on. the government Of the Uni
ted States. with view Of making the cunven'
ton strictly reciprocal, shall be held equally
free from any obligation TO surrender citizens o
| the United States: therefore. on the one part
the United States of America, and on the Other
part, his Royal llighneSs the Grand Duke o
Baden, having resolved to treat on this subject
have, for thar purpose, appointed th,ir respect
i've plcmpoteutares to negOtiaie and conclude
a convention that is 10 say, the President o
the United States Of America. Peter d Vroom
envoy extraordinary and minister pie ipottntl
airy Of the United States, at the court Of tn
kingdol of Prussia. and his Royal Hiehnes
the Grand Duke OF Baden. Adolph, Baron Mar
schall de Biebelstein his said Royal Hishness
envoy extraold binary and minister pcniIoten;i
airy at the court Of his Majesty he King o
Prussia. &C., &C.. &c Who, afer recipruca
communication OF their res ectvr powers, hay
agreed 10 and sign,d the following articles
ARTICLE l.
Il is agreed that the United States and Badel
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24

President of the republic Of Peru, with the
authorization of the legislative body of Peru,
and the notifications shall he exchanged at
Washington within eighteen months from the
date of the signature hereof or sooner, if posi-
bic.
III faith whereof the plenipotentiaries of the
United States Of America and the republic Of
Peru have signed and sealed these presents.
Done at the city of Lima. on the twenty
second day Of July, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fiIly-six.
j. RANDOLPH CLAY, IL. ST.
j. NJ. SEGUIN. l..
And, whereas, the said convention has been
duly ratified on both parts, and the respective
ratifcations of the same were exchanged in this
city on TIE thirty-frst ultimo:
Now, therefore, be it known, that I, JAMES
BUCHANAN. President of the United States
of America. have caused the said convention to
be made public, to the end that the same and
every clause and article thereof. may be observed
and fulfilled by the United States and the citi,
zens thereof.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington. this
L. S. second day OF November, Ammo Dom.
- hi eighteen hundred and fifty-sevrn,
and Of the Independence of the United States
Of America the eighty-second.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President
LEWIS CAss, Secretary Of State
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
no. Al

A Resolution TO authorize certain Officers and
Men, engaged in the South for Sir John Frank
lin, to receive certain Medals presented to
them by the Government Of Great Britain.
Resolved by the House of Representatives of
the United States of America in Congress assem-
bied. That the officers and men engaged in the
expeditions which have been fitted ont in ihe
United States for the recovery Of Sir John
Franklin and his companions be authorized to
accept the medals recently transmitted to this
government, for presentation to them, by the
government of Great Britain.
Approved, Merch IT, 1853.
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
LEWIS CAss, Secretary Of State.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIE U. STATES OF AMERICA;
A PROCLAMATION.

BY TIE PRESIDENT OF TIE U. STATES OF AMERICA:
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas a convention between the United
States Of America and his Majesty the King Of
Denmark, tor the discOniimuance Of The Sound
dues, was concluded aud signed by their re-
spectivc plenipoteniaries at Washington, on
the eleventh day oil April last, which couven-
ton is word Tor word aS follows:
The CnIted S,a cs Of America and his Ma
lesty the kng OF D,nnialk, beng deslronS 10
terminate alncably the differences winch have
aIlSen between htm III regard 10 the tolls levied
hy Denmark OH Aht rIcan vessels and thrlr cal-
goes passlng through the Sound aud Belts, and
commonly allied Tie Sound Dues, have resolved
20 conclude Il Convention Tor That purpose, and
have named as their pemlotentlares, that is 10
say The Pr, sldent Ot the United States, Lewis
CaSS, secretary Of S,ale Ut line Uni cd States,
and his Majesty the King Of Denmark. 1or0em
Bile, Esquire, Knight Ut lie Dannebrog, and
decorated with the Cross OF Honor oil the same
order, his SAID Majesty 5 charge dali'nrs near
The government ii ,hc Unit,d States, who, al.
tel having communicated 10 each other their
full powers III uuc lorm, have agreed 10 and
signed the following articles;
ARTICLE !.
His Majesty the King Ut Denmark declares
entire freedom Ut the navigation Of the Sound
aud the Belts i'll favor OF American vessels and
their carsoes, from and forever after the day
when tins convention shall 20 INTO effect as
hereinafter provided. And il Is hereby agreed
that American vessels and their cargoes after
that day. shall not be suffice, TO any charges
whate' er III passing the Sound or the Belts, or
To any detention jn the SAID waters, and both
governments will concur, II occasion should re-
qnle II. III taking measures to prevent abuse
Of The free tlae OF the Uniled States by the ship
ping Of other nations which shall not have se-
cured the same freedom and exemption from
charges enjoyed by that Of the Unlled. States.
ARTICLE H.
Ills Danish Majesty further engages that the
passages Of the Sound and Belts shall continue
10 be lighted and buoytd as heretofore without
amy charge upon American vessels or their car
goes on passing the Sound and the Belts and
that the present establishments Of Danish pi
lois IN these waters shall continue 10 lie main.
famed by Denmark. HIS Danish Majesty
agrees TO make such additions and improve
ments in regard TO the lights, buoys, and pilo
establishments III these " alters as cIrcumstan
Cos and th- increasing trade OF the Baltic ma,
require. lie lurther engages That no charg,
snail be made, i'll consequence Of such add
tons end improvements, on American ship
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
BY AUTHORITY.
Laws of the United States,
mo. 81

No. 2.
Join. Resolution making an Appropriation for
the payment of Expenses Of investigating
Committees Of the House Of Representatives.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sen atives of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the sum of thirty
five thousand dollars be, and the same is here
ky. appropriated, out Of any monies in the trea-
sury not otherwise appropriated, for Il pay
ment Of expenses of the several investigating
committees of the House Of Representatives
during the present session, and that the same
shall be added to the miscellaneous item OF the
contingent fund Of said House.
Approved, FEBRUARY Is, 1858.
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
FALL & WINTER MILLINERY.

ssam. No. 1lS North Eighth Street, above
S3 Arch, Philadelphia, has just opened out
VA. Il large and handsome assortment of FALL
AND WINTER MILLINERY, to which she invites
the attention of LADIES from the country, WISH
ting the city, to call and examine her stock of
goods and should they wish articles in her line,
would be pleased to sell them.
N. B.-Fcathers, Ribbons and French Flow
ers on hand.
10 Bonnets, bleached and pressed to the
latest fashion. seplO-2m
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
By THE PRESIDENT:
LEWIS CAsS, S cretny OF Stat
mo. ST.


Calling an Extraordinary Session Of the Sena'e.
BY THE PRESIDENT or TIE u. STATES or AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas an extraordinary occasion has &C.
CURED. rendering it necessary and proper that
the Senate of the United States shall be c0nv,n-
I'd TO receive and act upon such communications
as have been OF may he made to it on the part
Of the Executive
Now. therefore, I. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President If the United States. do issue thismy
proclamation declaring that all extraordinary
occasion requires the Senate of the United
States to convene for the transaction of buisn, IS
at the Capitol, in The city of Washington, on
the fifteenth day of this month. at twelve
o 'clock at noon Of that day, of which all who
shall at that time br entitled TO act as members
Of that body are hereby required to take nolce.
Given under my hand the seal Of
L. S. the United States, at Washington, this
- fourteenth day OF June, ammo Domni,
1858. and Of the ind peudcnce OF the United
S .ates the eighty -second.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By THE PRESIDENT:
LEWIS CASS, Secretary Of STATE.
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
Net Cash Dry Goods House.

1858. NEW STOCK OF FALL GOODS. 1858.
INYRE & LANDELL, fourth AND ARCH
IL Streets, PHILADELPHIA, have in Store and
daily receiving fine Stock Of Fall Dry Goods,
situated to the Near Trade.
Black Silks of all grades. Fashionable
Fancy Silks. Shawls of all the newest styles.
Dress Cooks, in full variety. Staple Goods,
in large stock. Fancy Ca simeres, Cloths and
Vestings. Blankets, Quilts, Linen DamasAs,
&c.
N. B.-Good Bargains Daily received from
New York and Philadelphia Auction Sexes.
TERMS NET 0Auu AND Prices Low.
sug27 sm
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24

lies east Of the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac,
at Coodhope Tavern Judges Sclby B: Scaggs,
Fcnwick Young, and Or. Wexford Manning
The judges presiding at the respective places
of holding the elections shall be sworn TO per-
form their duties faithfully: and, Immediately
after the close of the polls, they shall count up
the votes and certify what number were given
For the Revised Code" and what number
Against the Revised Code :" which certificates
shall be transmitted within twenty-four hours
to The Attorney general of the United States,
who will report the same to me.
Given under my hand this twenty
l.. S. fourth day of December, A. D. eIgh-
49, teen hundred and ffiy-seven and OF
independence the eighty-second.
JAMES BUCHANAN.