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CONGRESSIONAL.
rhirty.ftf Csusress-First Se..ien.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, several bills were
taken up, considered, and postponed; and with
ont transacting any business other than the adop-
tion of the resolution inquring Of the secretary of
the Navy respecting the printing Of reports If
exploring expeditions, the Senate adjourned till
Monday.
In THE House, the Kansas bill was taken IN,
and the House refused to accede to the amend
meuts of the Senate. by a vote of yeas 49, NAYS
III. This is the same vote bv which the House
adopted the Crittenden amendment, except that
Messrs. Bowie and Marshall (ofKy had paired
Off, thus making the vote on both sides one less
motion by Mr.. Branch, to reconsider the vote
rejecting the Deficiency Appropriation, then &C.
cupied the House until the ad iournment, without
any final action being had.
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N3- Manager Ullman's advertisement of the
Musard concerts fills more than a column Of a
New York paper. The first concert is TO take
place at the Academy Of Music on Monday eve
Ihng The orchestra is to consist of Ii o perform
ers, and Nine. ID Angri and Mr.. Thalberg have
been engaged. The stage decorations, from the
description given, are to be perfectly stunning
There is to be a costly carpet in the lobbies one
hundred sofas in the corridors, twenty walters in
livery, twenty I've oandelabras and chandeliers,
AZ L.
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PERSONAL.

go. Joseph Mayo, Esq, has been reelected
Mayor Of Richmond
go. The Philadelphia Inquirer say. that Mr..
Edwin Forrest remains at his residence in that
city, gradually improving in health.
Joel Crawford, formerly a member of Con-
gTess from Georgia. and a gallant officer in the
Indian wars of the South, died on Monday in
Early county, aged IS
go. Letters from Ex-President Pierce convey
the gratifying intelligence that the climate of Ma
deira continues to prove highly beneficial to the
health of Mrs. L.
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLArURE.-The Legislature of
Virginia adj % irnsd yesterday after transacting
large amount of important business. In the
House, the bill for the relsfof the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad was defeated About mid
night on Wednesday the General Appropriation
bill was passed
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IL A telegraphic dispatch confirms the
counts Of floods OH the Mississippi and Arkansas
rivers. From the mouth Of White river to the
Louisiana line but few places escaped. Planta-
lions have been submerged, and the destruc,io ion
is immense. At Napoleon the water is higher
than during the flood Of l54l
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IL Intelligence of a very important character
has been received at Venezuela. The revolution
is at an end President MonaSas, being unable to
stem the revolutionary torrent, sent in his resig-
nation to Congress on the 18TH ult. His resigna'
ton was accepted. and provisional government
with General Castro at its head was Immediately
organized.
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HEAVY BANK RoBBERY.-Tbe Grafton Bank
situated at Grafton, Mass, was robbed on We'd
nesday, during the temporary absence of the
cashier and teller, Of funds 10 the amount of Sl2
600. No trace Of the robbers has since been dis.
covered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-09

o. contract was formally entered into, at
Richmond, on the 9th instant, by the ladies of
the Mount Vernon Association for the purchase
OF the Washington estate
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10 the improvements practicable in our political
institutions, that we may not by mistake 60 to
church to worship.
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EUGENE DUPUY.
IL SOLE AGENT FOR PIRssE & Travis

EUGENE DUPUY.
pEE Sftf heFfF E EG5 PrF;5t TFf
The Agency for the United States Of Messrs.
Pie.se 4 l,u6!n PeIipmeIy Factors IN London.
\ Co, so Broadway, to my own firm, Mr.. Geo. r..
lnger being now in CONNECTION with my establish
ment,l beg to inform Merchants. Fancy Goods
Dealers, and The Trade generally, that shall keep
on hard and IN bond a constant supply of Piesse &
Lubn's articles: such as the FRANC panni Perfume,
and it's compounds, the Pesrachio Nut preparations
all their varieties; to which may he added, from
market, combining excel ence with novelty. Mer-
oha' Is may RELY upon their orde being hlied with
heretofore. r.. DUPUl,
6n9 broadway, New York.
IL The reel Frangipanni Perfume is manufac-
tu:ed only by Messrs. riesse 4 Luhin, of London,
against limitations of which there many; none,
however app,oach IN any degree, the exquisite fra
s'EEiEsi s : i!hs. 4 : s35iUarEr;
FkANGlPANNI OIL for the Hair, exquisItely
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for
years and impsrt delightful fragrance 10 articles
f iStETsE s TSts hot Gin
der between the tongs. put piece of Incense upon
FRASGTfPhSST P PoM e Thss seI an s
ian unsuent for the hair Its suPeriatIve fragrance
FRANGIPANNI SAL CHET.
Sold ever, where. ms W&F.3m
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR KEEP
IN bes o tSs N5fG
ton, or any part thereof not less than 81 miles.
The .lSe on the Rs,lI9ad consists Of f99r wire.
on the common road of two wires, the entirefdis-
tance.
Proposals VIII stste the charge per mile for keep
ing the wires N order. properly insulated. and the
six inches 10 diameter at small end
Address j.. kENDA l.,
m 1-eOtf Washington, ID. G..
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A DELE-By the author Of "Nathalie,-A Tala
"A by Julia Kavanagh. Just published. PyIcs
Sl.2,. For sale in Washlas ton BY
TAYLOR 4 MAURV

ap9 Bookstore 81 Pa ave.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-Diseases of
L Females exclusively treated by DIR Duso,s
Relief guaranteed in all cases. Consultati0ns And
etters strictly oonkdental. Patients from a die
tance provided with board, ursing and exclusive
attendance. Medicines sent by mail. LadIes' prl
circulars sent per letter free, except postage
New York. aps-Ims
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KOVEK@ BAhER'ssEWINGM MACHINE.
The subscriber has taken the agency and has now
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES: ard. an rre
ssntns them to the public notice. can without fear
OF oontradotc on, say that thew are believed TO he
adapted to all kinds of family sewing from the finest
20 the ocarsest KIND. He most respectfully invites
the ladies' to call and exam ne them.
lady will always be in attendance to exhibit
chasing.
Nseales Of oil sizes will be constantly kept on
hand for sale T.. w. BOTEEER,
No. Sle, Iron Hall, Pa. av., between
IN 4 Hawfw 9Th and iHth streets.
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BOOK BINDING AND PAPER-RULING
GOFF Il THOMAS,
Southeast corner Of Eighth and ID streets.
w 2S-9m
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rNHE WONDER OF WASHINGTON is
L GIBBS VEGETABLE BALSAM
perfnrming almost miracles IN covering up Bald
Heads and curing all Scalp diseases. milo
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WANTS.

WANTED-By .Isspss,ssI;s Woman a slT IA
references. Enquire No. 4a4 lltn street, between
WANTED To HIRE.--A GIRL Of IL or Is, 10 |
w =. of, AXE oharee of Chlds years d. APfItt."
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wishes |
"A a Situation Chambermald and TO do ram
SewInE. Can be seen at $40 sth street. between
u fonr FURNISHED nOoMS are wanted Tor
small fsmliy near some Restanrsni ~ The arst or
Second Wards. Address Box No. 5, Star Once
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wishes
"A to obtain situation with family travelling 10
Europe, rs Ladies or ChIldren's Mad Ha' no
OBJ ctions 10 take charge OF an infant. Apply NO.
Sf, X str. ct. C rner of l4th. ap
WANrEDBy g YOUTH of n, sIiu-ticn
either an Grocery or Drv Goods store, ar TO
tions can he given. Address Box Nos at this Of
WAHNsTdEhID5m..Biy. respectable German Woman;
Housekeepnr and is Wiling 10 MAKE h ssa
ally useful a. u TON. Good references
gwen Address Box No. u. Star Office. II
FARM WANTED, Within few miles ofwssh-
U Ingt"n, IN a healthy location. CONTAINING not less
than 10 nor more than Ito acres with good improve
Address :. Box 10, Star Office, stating location.
improvements, price, terms, and al rarlIculsrs.
WAN1ED A respe ctable Young MANwho
w Is competent tn attend an the dining room.
familiar with the city, and willing TO be useu IN
small famIl, without children. Must lie perfectly
recommended. Apply at this Office. sp an
"ANTED-A good steady WOMAN, to- Cook.
w Wash and ron for n Small family. German
preferred. Good recommendations required. Apply
at the cprnir OIL 18th ard |. stroets. aps cow
IMPORTATION WANTED of n Girl. me
L years old, named MaTE Savage. whose Pr q
rents are dead. When .ast heard az. eleven "a
months ago, she was IN tue vicinity al George
Am ma I'm my "A In
PATRICK CAMPBELL, her relative, No.
255 street, or Mr. DENNIS BYRNES, near Da-
Wilson's Brewery, will receive SI0 reward.
CITY papers please c"py.) aP s-St'
NIANTED-For.y good and fast STONE MA
w SONS. to buiid conduit (rubbls work. upon
A so, 80 l.ABORER> on sections and 6, same
work.
ap7s St ALLEN & KERR, Contractors.
NVANTED-A good SERVANT GIRL, for gen
w eIal homework. Apply 437 9th st eet, between
r. and +. ap5-tf
yEANTED.-A DINING ROOM SERVANT.
w Any body having good Boy or Man for sale
Tor life ar term Gf ears. may find good purchaser
and cas-, home in Virginia by applying al the Star
office ap5-lw
WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT -WANTED-
w Br contractors IN the Washr gton A queduct,
LABORERS, tn carry mortar, bricks, stone, &c.
to assist masoIs
Apply ut the Boarding Houses along the line be-
tween Georgetown and the Great Ais of the P"to
mac. ape Nv
NVANTED-By a tenant to whom no objection
hers until March, 1850, between and streets and
10th and nth.
COMMUNICATIONS may be addressed to J. NJ, at
the Star Office. m II 3w
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SWAMP AND OVERLOOKED LANDS. The
Commissioner of the General Land Office, on
the 5th instant transmitted to the Governor
OF Illinois patent, No. i, of swamp and over
flowed lands in the Kaskaskia, now Springfield
district, enuring to said State under the act of
September %, 1850, containing As, 24I 90 acres.
And on the Same day, in virtue of the above
grant, he submitted to the President of the
United States for his signature, patents No 3
and 4, and on the day following patents No. 5,
and z, for lands in the Augusta district. Mis-,
sissippi, containing in the aggregate 5l4, OIL
acres
NAVAL INTELLIGENcE.-TheU u. S. sloop-of-
war Marion sailed on the 9th inst. from Nor.
folk, to join the African squadron at Porto
Praya, Cape de Verde islands The following
is a list of her officers: Commander, Tbos. w
Brent; Licutenants, Chas. NJ Morris, VIM. d.
Whiting, Ed. Z. Stone, A. w. Weaver. Cbas
r. Hawley; Purser, Henry Myers; Passed
Asst Surgeon, II. T. Mason; Asst Surgeon,
H. W. M. Washington; Midshipmen, Charles
McDougal and N. S. Green.
BRIG BAISBRiDGE.-The following Is list of
officers, as far as ordered, for the U. s bri,
Bainbrldgc, now at Norfolk, preparing to Join
the African squadron on the coast of Africa
Lieut.. Commanding, F. B. Ren.haw; Lieuten.
ants, Geo. A. Stevens, S. s. Bassett, and W
p. A. Campbell; Passed Assistant Surgeon. ".
z. Wysham.
TIE WEArnER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
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L'0R kENT.-A near BRICk HOUSE. con am
u ing four rooms. with kitchen and cellar. ho
Yard is neatly lad out, with grape a.hor, vEoS,
shTUi \, aud flowers, and pump OF excellent water
IN front To a punc:uai fera.f terms Uudcla'c.
Apply to Mrs. SHEA. on the premises, ON % n IT.,
between Il and G.. Islam apg-g'
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Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 2 a. m fcor
rec'-d for temperature % s6s at noon, 20 ia
Thermometer, on the Smithsonian tower, min
Maximum Yesterday 40. AT noon to-day. az
Rain of Yesterday and last night, IS hund redths
Of an inch
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LOST AND FOUND.

O. REWARD.-Straye ed or stolen, on Tuesday
o. evening, AprIl sth, from the neIghbor- ~ -
one bnd oo: wbfte cs1res her
low and might when trottInG. When last seen
had an iron trace round her neck. The above Ie-
ward will he paid her return to for IniorP g.
ton So that can set her again. Addressed to WIN.
": TALBERT, Bristol 4. o., Anne Arundel Co.,
Nd. ap93t"
I OST-On "Wednesday last, on Ia. avenue, be-
IL tween the store of the subscribers and 20th 81,
A BUN Di l. marked /" Mrs McBlair, Presidents
Square," containing roll of black mouslne aud two
bla OK parasOls The finder will bs suitably rarded
hy 'aving it at HARPER & MlTCHELL'S.
mn
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LARGE ASSORTMENT or BACON &
"A Ravens nnrIvslled FIANOFORTES@
Of all s,zes, rs always to he found at the FTTT3
MuEIc Depot of uI4''
ap7 w, G., METZEROIT.
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OST MANuSCRIPT.-Lost, yesterday, a
IL Manuscript Lecture OF some seventy or eighty
PAGES OF common letter paper SIZE, entitled Pres
ident Making" IL was lost IN about the Cs pito,
q on Pa. avenue, on 2th or 2Ist streets. The
finder will confer great favor by leaving il at this
ofic", and will be literally rewarded.
ap7-5t T.. =. HENRY.
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CIO REWARD will he paid for the delivery to
~ w Gen. Gibson. on +. between I4htRD
aud 18th streets, of a black and whIte4nrsS
speckIed SETTER DOG, named Pnnce.-A
Legs very much marked. ap7-5t.
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A Woodland COAI. VAR FOR NJ
n FRAT well known, la-E. WOOD aud coal
YARD on 7th street. next to thu cNrncr OF New
York avenue, and ia the vicinity Of the NSrhern
Market House. Inquire OF JAS. CADEN, rs L
STIR
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WANFED-By a tenant TO whom objection
w will Re taken tn rent a house with TO cham
hers until March, 1859, between and streets and
10th and nth.
Communications may be addressed to j. NJ, at
the Star Office. m II 3w
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rINU THE BUYERS OF COALA WOOD.
u have thus cay received a beautIfu cargo of the
best h Ell and White Ash and Free Burning coal
which Will be sold low u applied for ImmedA teiy.
Also, Oak, Pine and Hickory w GOD, al the low
est .arkst prices, at the corner and 18th ss
the Canal.
ap5-2w r. w. RATES.
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FOR RENT AND sALE.

LOR SALE. On acc 'mmOda'in: terms, AMI 10
l. prices that wilt p, p per cent. On me invest
ments. VIZ: Two FRAME DW Filings. "n
the corner OF Eennsy wanna avenue and I'd street
st, and at the Cree. Appy 20 POLLARD
WEBB, No. SO 9TH street, between % and r..
ap9-tf
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uAIR, TOOTH, NAIL. AND BANDSHIRE
l. BRUSHES, at GiBRS'S Hair Store, near 18th
st. and Ia. av., aud at his Sales Room. under VIII
ard q, Hotel o-c,n
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yNANTED.-A DINING ROOM SERVANT.
w ANY body havIns n good Boy or Man for sale
Tor life ar term Of ears. ma, find good purchaser
and easy home In Virginia by applying At the Star
office ap 5-lW
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WANTED-B, Iespf ctable Woman a SlTUA-
w lion a. NuTse or ChsmbeTmsld. Has good
references. Enquire No. 4a4 lltn street, between
and r. .a 1t
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A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER

DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALT. No. So 18th
~ street. This spacious and comfortable DWei-
ling can be bought at bargain for cash. Inquire AZ
the Star Office. aps 81"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-26
Guardians Sale of Land.

1E Probate Court, Delaware county, Ohio.
James \. Crow, Guardian, J
vs. Petition to sell land.
l. S / J S Winsor his wardsS
\ obedience to an order IRON said Gour; made on the stf
Il day of November, \. D., iS3S. / shall offer Tor sale 81
public vendGe, on the premises, on Friday. December 10.
A.. D., 1855, between the hours of 10 O chick a, III and 1
O'Clock p. M. OF said day. the interest Of said wards being
the undivided half IN the following real estate IN oxford
township, Delaware county, uhio, and being in range Is
Up, o, section !, and part OF lot Il, and being The SAINT tract
OF land Set oil and assigned to the heirs oil stanton S. Win
sor, deceased, by the commissioners OF partition, aud also
set oil and assigned to Caiharinc Wlnsor, widow of said
Stanton =. NmsGr, deceased, Tor her dover estate therein,
in the case OF John Worllne against Rhoda Windsor Ell A.. in
Delaware County Iourt ot common Pleas, flor VIII ch see
ehhheery record No. -, OF salo Court 10 which record re
ierrehc Is here ltd-) SaIu uAct Il iaEG uCnlalnirE ii Is j
10 bJ acres.
The dover estate of the said Catharine Winsor has beer
deedea by hr to the said heirs oil said :. S. Wiusor, de
ceased; SO that sad premises are unimeumb ered. For q
nor particular description, see petition In this case.
1tfMk % Sate.]tne.uhird Of purchase money III hand on
Z oAy o. SAFE, tue residue thereof in one aud Two years
thereafter win notes bearing interest from daY of sale Il
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
M JAMES A. CROW. Guardian.
Nov. Il lR5S-4 N6.oA
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UnsAsA.--We are glad to learn, as we

UxBAxA.-We are glad to learn, as we
do, frem Brother Saxton, that the town of
Urbans is improving; a tin roof is being put
on three story corner block, in which the
Citizens office is located; and there is 4
strsng probability o. the ouls.de Of the euilt-
ing being painted. Good Columbus ia
sefk.
There 10 a commemorate disposition evin~
eed Of late on the part OF the press of our
stats to keep the public thoroughly posted
a. regards local improvements, Brother
GRrrxER must not suppose that Urbana is
the oaly town near Columbus that sis i'm
peeving." Delaware is doiEg something in
that way. We have heretofore noticed, we
believe, the new structures of any imPor-
sance that have been erected, with the poll
lag down Of some old ones, and all other
improvements considered note-worthy--but
esnfsss we have not gone as m:nutely into
sffairs of ihis kind as some of our cotempo-
raries; and to make amends to some exteut
fss this remissness. we give a few interesting
itsms, tending TO show that as regards our
town progressive indications have not all de-
parted. From late numbers of the StaRd-
9rd we learn that Mr.. Shoub has built a
new beard fence extending from his house
to his baro-that Mr.. Martin has just put
up 4 sign at his tailor shop--that Mr.. Evans
has erected q new stable-and that q pave
ment has been laid before Mr.. Seibold's Gro-
sery. Aad from personal observation We
discssee a pile OF ash flooring in front of a
residence su Winter street, and two piles Of
sak shingles lying before a like number of
hsuses on aorth Ssndusky street; from which
We reasonably infer that q new ash floor
and two new oak roofs are in contemplation.
We we're slso pleased to observe during a
recent Wait to East Delaware. that the spirit
NJ Improvement Ia also rife among the deni-
xsas Of that locality. Patrick O'Lafferty
has addsd sundry new boards to the west side
efhis shanty, aud thrown up an earthen en-
bankment with a view Of keeping the frost
afrom the "chiIder's'' toes-Jemmy McShane
has closed the unsightly hole in the clapboard
reef Of his elegant domicil, from which the
smeks was won't to escape, and run out a
~stoye>pipe chimney, which adds much to it's
besuty-and we are credibly informed the
energetic and enterprsing Bridget Mulroo-
hsy has just adorned the neck of her brindle
esw with a new copper bell. Other Sim
prsvements'' of equalimportance buve doubt
less escaped our attention.; but if there have
been any gIa.ing omissions, we stand pre-
pared to make the matter right on being ap-
Prissd Of them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-26

INTERESTING LEcTUREs.-Pof. BRoNs
son. tho distinguished Elocutionist and
Physiologist, who has taught in most Of our
Colleges. will give a Free Lecture in Miller's
Hall this evening, commencing at Z O'clock.
The lectures will be continued every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday evening. according
to the interest. The scope and character OF
the lectures may be gathered from the fol-
lowing synopsis OF The subjects. discussed:
"Man end Mature. as manifested in the
Mineral, Vegetable and Animal Kingdom;
snd especially in the Soul and Body, Voice
and Mind. Embracing the Microscopes,
Animaieuics and Fossils Of Creation, iiiuse
srated by q splendid and extensive Apparat-
us, much superior TO Manakins and Engra-
wings, making the smallest Vein, Artery,
Nerve, Tissue, Air>CelI, Globule OF Blood,
Saliva, Mucous. Water, AR. Corticle OF
Brains, perfectly visible to every one, show
ing a mans beard as large as his body; the
Human Eye % feet in circumference, with
all It's contents; involving Mental and w.
cal Philosophy. or the Principles of Reading,
Speaking and Singing; aud the Laws Of
Life. Health, and Happiness"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-26

ExPLosioH-Sunday morning last the
lie Church in this place, exploded with a
loud report while the congregation were
engaged at worship, scattering SCOT and
ashes over most of the audience and pro-
ducing considerable alarm, but no damage to
persons or building. The stove was situated
the former was broken in fragments, the
latter badly ruptured.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-26

At Lynden, H., on the 31st October, By
nj. Newton Esq, Mr.. NELSON BRUMBLY ia
Miss HARRIET PAGERS, formerly Of Della
ware
At the residence of Mr.. Joseph Patten,
on the 23d inst, by the Rev. o. H. Newton
Mr.. JOHN N. ROBINSON, of Eaton, Wyom-
ing, Co., Pen, to Miss SERENA PATrEN o.
Delaware county
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-26

The College Supper, at TemPIsr Hall.
Tuesday evening, passed offyery pleasantly
and was pretty well attended. The receipts
over and above expenses amounted we IN
derstand to about $40.
The pleasure of the occasion was csnsid-
e-ably enhanced by the excellent music fur
nished by the Delaware String Band, the
members of which, with most commendable
generosity, rendered their services free of
charge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-26
NOTICE.

NCTICE E IS hereby given that a petition VIII be present;
IN ed to the Commissioners OF Delaware county, a. iheir
nexi regular session. embracing in substance 4 prayer for
an alteration in reference 10 \ part Of the newly establish
ed county road, The prayer for which road as embraced IN
the petition therefor being nearly as follows: Commencing
in the middle of the WorlhingIon and Galena road, at the
point where the sameis inIersecied By the south line of lot
No. 49, thence eastcrly upon said line 10 the west bank of
Alum creek; thence soctherly with The meanderugs TO the
south line Of lot No. %, (said line being the county line]
and there connecting with the county road now in use and
leading direct 10 WesteEFiile, or otherwise to tBlendon
-Four Ssorners5'7 said alteration to commence in the middle
of he WorthiRgton aud g aIens road where the same is in
terseeled by = straight line running between the south
east and south west corners Of lot No. Il; thence east
erIv Immediately thereupop 10 the west bank of the Alum
creek which is the concluding point OF the said proposed
Alteration as expressed in the petition (Signed)
Nov I2@t 4 PETITIONER