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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09

D9~It will be seen by referring to advertising
columns that DR.. Deems pamphlet can be had at the
store of Mr.. George H. Kelley.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09
Departure of the Steamers.

New YORK, April 6.-The steamship City of Balti-
more will sail for Liverpool Saturday next, with the
foreign mails The Persia is to sail on the 14th nst
at 7 O'Clock A NJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09

Conrad Pleister, brewer at st. Louis made a wa
ger that he could lift half barrel of beer by his teeth
and while endeavoring to do SO he had his upper Jaw
ries.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09
Connecticut Election

HARTFORD, April 6.-Buckingham has been elected,
of the Legislature have large Republican majority
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Here you little rascal walk up here and give &C
count of yourself have you been?' "After the
boy mo- stf m nae ni did," gs son.
you had better go to bed"
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From Hong Kong.
Marine InfeIIirence.

BcsroN, April 6-The q. S. sloop of war Leuant
from Hong Kong, arrived to-day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09

NORFOLK, April 6.-The Surveying steamer Bib
from New York. for North Carolina, has put in here or
repairs.
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Frigate Cumberland-Mr. and Mrs. I

The Argus has received accounts from the frigate
Cumberland which represents her danger far less than
was represented The letter states:
On the 9Th inst. we had quite little blow here and
at one time thought our ship was in some danger Of
going ashore. The anchorage is quite an exposed one
especially to the southwark but from that quarter the
wind rarely blows.
"On this occasion it came up very fresh, and our
were all right again. In the meantime, howevtr, We
threw overheard four guns The guns and anchors we
shall get again, think, without difficulty Two small
vessels in the harbor went ashore but all the rest main
tanned their position. One man board our ship hac
his arm broken by the end of rope striking it. NJ
other injury done to any one
The letter also speaks of the improved health of Mrs
Pierce, the estimable lady of our late President.
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Chinese Sugar Cane.

A Committee of the United States Agricultural So
ciety which recently met at Washington, made report
upon the sub ect of the Chinese Sugar Cane of which
the following is a synopsis:
l. The soil and geographical range of the Chinese
Sugar Cane correspond nearly with those of Indian
Corn. 1t produces the best crop on dry upands but
the most luxurantly rich bottoms of moist loans.
2 1t endures cold much better than corn, and expe-
riences injury from the autumna rosts. 1t will also
withstand excessive drouths. Rpens its seed in Sepem
Der, in dry and Soils many parts of the New
Eng land States in the extreme South may be plant
ed as late as the Goth of June.
g. Its cost and culture is about the same as Indian
Corn.
4. Height of plant, when fully grown, varies from
to Is feet and stalks vary from half inch to two inches
in diameter The weight of the entire crop, when fully
grown taken before drying, is from 10 to 40 tons. OF
seed, the amount is reported from to GO bushels
5. During the early stages of its growth it makes but
many cutvators but the approach of warm weather
imparts to it wonderful rapdity The period growth
varies from ninety to one hundred and twenty days.
6. The yield of juice was about so per cent The
number of gallons required to make gallon of syrup
varies from 5 to 10; in New Brunswick 10 to l in
Indiana and Illinois I to and in Maryland and Vir-
gnia to l. The yield of syrup varies from l40 to
400 gallons The amount of pure alcohol ranged from
tde9 cent. Ripe cane, grown on light, warm SOIL
gives IL per cent. of well defined crystazed sugar.
Z. A palatable bread made from the -four
ground from the seed
8. By accounts from all parts of the country this
plant universally admitted to be wholesome nutritious
and economical food for animals all parts of it being
greedily devoured in green dry state, by horses
CATTLE sheep and swine without injurious effects the
latter, especially, ftenng upon we'll upon corn
9. Paper OF various qualities has been manufactured
from the fbrOus parts Of the stalk of which appear
to be peculiarly fitted for special use.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-09

FRONT STREET IN. E.) CHURCH, WILMINGTON, n. G.
The pastor of this church, Charles F. Deems D. D..
writes to the North Carolina Christian Aduocae fol-
lows:
The Lord has been pouring out His Spirit upon the
church. during the last fortnight most abundantly The
humility earnesness and zeal of the membership have
been greatly increased. We have had too meetings dali
ly The prayer meetings at noon have been largely at
tended and have proved precious Persons OF
all classes have been penitents at altar and more
than thirty have made profession of religion: Last
night there twenty-nine pentents. The intervals
of public service all spent in private with mourners
OF course have little time for anything else. The
Lord of Hosts is with u.s. the God of Jacob is ref
uge.'
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LARGE EQuTY SALE-We respectfully call the attcn-
tion of the reader to the sale of valuable property,
der decree of Equity to take place in Kenansvile, Du
pin county, on the 18th of next month, (NIay and aG
vertscd in this paper.
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10 LAY TIE CABLE.

Mr. Samuel samuels, of Brooklyn New York, recently
obtained patent for certain and useful improve
ments In the laying of submarine telegraph cables "
What be claims is passing the cable from the ship
sell through the bottom thereof at the point by
him specified. He also claims the employment to
duct the cable TO the bottom of the vessel and to ex
cude the water from the opening in the bottom where
the cable leaves IT, of tube, the whole Of the lower
part OF which has downward inclination toward the
stern Of the vessel substantially and for the purpose
specified.
Owen G.. Warren, of New York, has also received a
patent for similar purpose. His plan for laying the
bic is to wind reel immersed in the water nearly
to the suface and tow it the To this end
he would make the cable only so much than the
specific gravity of the water would be requisite to sink
il with the necessary rapidy.
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The following is list Of the medical colleges and hos
nitals Of Phiadelnha Medical DEPARTMENT Of the Uni-


The following is list Of the medical colleges and hos
pitfalls Of Philadelphia Medical department OF the UNI
versty of Pennsylvania; Jefferson Medical College Med
ical department Of Pennsylvania College, Philadepiia
College Of Medicine Phiadelpha College of Pharmany;
homeopathic Medical College Female Mcdea College,.
Electric Medical College, Pennsylvania Medical Univcr.
sity Medical Institute Of Phadclphia Philadelphia Col
lcge of Dental Surgery; Philadelpa school Of Anotomy
College Avenue Anatomical School. Hospitals, &c,
Pcnnsy Hospital Pennsylvania Hospital for the In
sane Philadclpha Hospital Bocklcy Wills Hospital,
disease of eye and limbs City Hospital (small pox,
ship fever, sc y st. Josephs Hospital Episcopal Hospi
tai Chdren's Hospital University Hospitel and Dis.
pensary; Jefferson College Hospital and Dispcnsary
pennsylyana College Hospital and Dspcnsary; Pbadcl
pha College Hospital and Dapcnsary lazareuo Hospit
al and Quarantine Station Frcnds Asylum for the In
sane Preston Retreat oster Home Association Chari-
ty Hospital Buttonwood street Philadelphia Lying In
Charity Home for Invalids with disease Of the Chest
Western Clinical Infr1nary; philadelphia Dispcnmry;
Northern Dspensary Medical Department House OF
Industry; homeopathic Hospital The above list natu-
rally leads to the thought Of the immense income Phia
delpha derives from her medical schools which amounts
to nearly million per annum.
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peor wines for sale the dry Catawba OF tho vintage Of
So being the best this last having passed muster In
Washington and Savannah places where to tho Ian
guage OF friend about another matter there many
good judges. ofsaR nh &6
The chief CHARM however, Of the old house and It's
appurtenaees agreeable they are Is IN the host Let
stranger visit ths hosptable homesee tho devotion of
his seryantsthe love and affection Of his fricndshis
simple unaffected and charming mannerslistcn to his
words Of wisdom his Instructive conversation agree
able "reminiscences OF past times and the great who
figured the stage Of action when he first entered the
political arenaet him learn from his neighbor, as he
surely WILL of his prousc charities his neighborly kind
ness and he will not then wonder why AlexaAdcr III.
Stephens is much loved revercd and honored among
those who have known him longest aud best.
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James Rodgers youth of seventeen, left country
village TO 60 TO New York city. Arriving there he was
led into evil courses and night, while drunken
froc with two associates lac met in Tenth Mr.
Swanston respectable old gentleman walking in tho
street with his wife Some Of the party osted against
MI. Swanston few words passed between them, and
Rodgers, without ado drew knife and stabbed the
man, infcting mortal wound For this crime he was
sentenced in New York Saturday to be hanged. His
youth and prcpossessng appearance excited great deal
Of sympathy and no tiots have been spared to avcrt
his impending fate. The governor petticncd for
pardon, but il refused and he viii cxpate his crime
on the 18th Of November next ON the scafiold.
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CALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS

~ AND BIO0IED STOcKtl viii soil accommodating terms
valuable pantaops Dallas Perry coGnieB
Alabama, all of which high cultivation.
Also small from hundred and atty 70 four hun
dred each, portions OF every cultivation
Possession vii be given the purchasers tho 1t OF January
These unds all situated the "soa and Mississippi Rivers
railroad" and equal fertility 10 any land In the world
Also several improved nnd unmpFoyed lots and small tracts
OF land IN and aning Selma, including several handsomely i'm
proved and conveniently situated private residences, with large lots
attached TO them, HsA a
the trace ack trnct adjoining selma ofT0 will be laid on
into two, and oncaf aud nve lot fronting
broad street THIS VIII enable purcasrs purchase residences
or gardens, large small lots, they may desire.
wNl Also sel racing stock
OF Tho best blood, which ttons brood
mares, 1le and colts nlo the celebrated Dick
the best horse IN the South.
The above stock will DO exhibited for sale tho Mongom
cry, Ala, November
Persons wishing purchase will nd their come
and SOC Immediately. N .88
debts liabilities q c late Col Thornton Golsby viii bo
received for the purchase tho property
George Glsby, esq, win show this property all who may
Hiro purchase.
scssrs Byrd Morgan Selma and TO
Messrs. Brooks a Carrot, of Marion
property disposed private sale Il
will together largo OF other personal properly
highest bidder in tho city selma
day OF January next
snNa, MA, Sept IL, 1858. Sep 2s-2m
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0. 100 colorcd medium, assorted colors)
CLASSY.
writing paper 10 by 90 inches weigh twenty
eight pounds per
800 writing 10 by 26inches to weigh twenty
5.Tg thrco pounds per tats4
3. 800 rcans writing paper, IL by 20 nches TO weigh
twentysi pounds.
W 100 rcans writing paper 1S by Y inches TO weigh
twenty four pounds reanl.
g.. $40 writing Is by ID inches, TO weigh
twenty y-two pounds rean 55s
o. 400 reams writing paper IL by ls inches, 70 weigh
twelve pounds 2E{N
All the designated classes and must contain 4S0 perfect
ode qires they bo made Of the
finished In tho best
The papers white blue, Of tho regular stand
tho respective kinds and Of such wegts DO
bo white and or tho
and weights specified In the schedule.
The right reserved Of ordering greater or sa quantity Of each
kind contracted for IN all the cnsses DO furnished
such quantities the public service require
Each class will be considered separately and be subject
but bidders c for OF the classes
In the proposal it5es
proposals unless accompanied tho
guaranty that the bidder bidders his their proposal shall be
accepted will obligation with good and sufficient
furnish tho articles proposed Blank forms for proposals will
furnished this Office will BIO kcn into consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith. E
paper classes must be delivered mt such
places designated In Washington city good
DER every charge expense and subject
Inspection weight and Of the Superintendent
aud be in al respects satisfactory. ty sEA 35 set
Samples all the required bo at this oce
will be sent to persons applying for them.
will the required by law
tho Tuesday after tho nrst Monday in December h
and the contract Will be awarded 10 tue lowest bidder.
will addressed GEo W. BOWMAN, Superintendent
"Iroposals for supplying papcr.'
5--eoM 85at7. q t.s%s 3I 8S
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The path Of the comet perces the plane OF tho orbit Of
Venus point the orbit ITSELF and Venus and the
comet both approaching this point Venus will pass
II FIRST about the 18th, and the comet only week
after but this Interval will give ample scope 70 the lat
ter to pass without collision its train included for at the
proceed, the first twentyfour aud the sccond lrysx
miles per second, when nearest the 1sth they will
yet be eight ten millions Of miles asundsr. H. how
ever further observation shows that the comets motion
Is rapid than supposed above the attnctaon ~
the planet accelerate its mode OF travel the proximity
may be greater IL will be worth while watching the
at this time to observe whether it undcrgo any
marked physical changes.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
8. G. Herring 4. Co.'s patent champion safes

VNlE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bcstowing their patron
% that extent that necessary exhibit all
h Stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
an on broadway al No 25I Of Murray street
pose The City Hall This enlargement OF roo with
recent extensive enlargement their factory viii enable the
oers Keep on hand at all times larger stock burglar
proof safes than other establishment world
nuon viii bc had TO constructing private match
with other furniture, for tho security of plate ewelry
E@Na Also s sH
WIN on hand and make order all kinds chests
DOORS and bank vaults as patent powder proof
oe doors Jonos patent perturbation bank Cygrs
patent letter lock, without key.
S. O. HERRING & Co.,
Nos. 1856, 137, and 13a Water street, and
NO 2bl broadway, corner Murray ST. New York.
y CoYIE Co. Agents
Washington, d, @,
=, - b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Ayzo-y Richmond, Virginia.
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THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

Century, Professor WOODS Hair Restorative.
ys e - Louis (io) Democrat publish letter to
& wood this city from gentleman Maue which speaks glow.
@ 'ns superior merits Of his hair tonic Such evidence
M eject when coming from reliable Hcerthcaes
Of truth the Doctor encoums nor useless
iuhery from the press
- BATH (AIe.,) Jan. TO- 1850,
PROF O WooD Co.: Gentlemen: Having my attention called
months since the highly effects q your hair restoa
we was induced make application or ii upon nv own hair
@ lne same character since procured
@ s your Hair Restorative H. soon found Il was
oyng what Ihad wished twice week have since
enoLher bottle Of which have used certify
my head and face and my natural color and
more so and glossy n II has been before for wont
'TU o has used il with the same effect % 's
AM ia above notice deem due you your discovery
have a whoever viii rightly per directions wiz
% occasion to contradict my saiemcn;s citizen Of this
nearly a resident here Tor the last heen years. known
Of ,c ono here and adjoining Any you may
e above with attached at your service as wish 10
"O beauties Of nature in Others as well myself
am, truly, yonrs
A. G. RAYMOND, y
BMnsoEE, JAN %, 1858.
~ WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
% NooD Dear air Having the misfortune 10 ose the bcs
Is my hair effects Of the yellow fyerin New orleans
n was induced TO make trial your preparation found
T1a S,u,e'oa nasl such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON
Io @ q the Orthodox Church Brookeld sIassachuses
SSnuomah o. great influence and universally beloved.
p. BaoogrrED, Jan. H. 1855
WoOD Dear Having rnaic trial Of vour ry,lr
oy e pleasure 70 say that has been excellent in re-
vb nmmaton, dandruG constant tendency 10 itching
stored @ have been troubled Childhood and has also re-
have ny nnr which becoming gray TO It's original color
profit 'o WI" Any'hins hko 'he same pleasure or
Tbo NJ fors, truly j. X. BRAGG
dr ranve put up In bottles OF thrco sizcs viz large ma
M ps S me small holds half pint for one dol
ro5o the medium hois leas twenty pcr cont more IN
ds the small, rctais br dollars bottle The large
bottle ~ Neu 'n0e w proporuohi and retalls for s3
Q . WOOD co. rroprcors, sia prond,av New yo,t ~ ~
Louis No. 'nsn'J anu ~ harket street,
Aug ls-damo es W." f"n'S ""'us DVaors'
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A SPECIAL CARD--I beg to Inform the public
that shall s the piano, music, and musical
business usual Coombs Meiodeon ia d.
rccty opposite my IN Few weeks hope open my
old place with large, whore, With Increased nc
ties and fresh hope 10 merit continuation q their vors
Pianos Tor sale, rent, exchange, a., as usual.
JOHN v. ELLIS,
No. 500 Penn. aycnuc, between oth and 10th streets
ci--d
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, & CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
SSuE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available in all tho principal cities the world Aso mercan.
ue credits, for use in Europe, China, sc.
May 2S-6mos
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once Superintendent orthe Public Printing,
WAsnsoros, Oct A. 1855
pRoPosAIs FOR FuRNIsHING THE PAPER

DR0P0SAIS FOR FURNISHING THE PAPER
FOR THE PUBLIC PTsNrINGIn Pursuance provhons
Of the act provide for executing tho public printing &C.,
proved August 20 1902 scaled proposals viii received
Office the CAPITOL until the Monday 10Th ny December
next ~ O'Clock NJ for furnishing the
for The public printing for the ending on tho ist day Of Dcen
Der, 1859. 5-r
The suone list specifies nearly ascertaincd
quantity ushy and description each kind Of paper TINT viii be
requires fi.l.fas ig .,ae64 fl45fsa
H Glass l.
10000 no printing papor uncandered "a by
3S cs and weigh forty pounds TO tho d 4So sheets
Class q t.4 t65
5000 no printing paper caendered "a by
inches aud 10 weigh l pounds hs OF 4s0 sheets
500 sucrhao printing sized and calendced
10 measure "a BY 81 nec and 10 weigh forty EIGHT pounds the
ream Of 4S0 sheets aa
1000 supcrne sized and caendcrcd Of such
sizes as may be required corresponding 10 weight with paper meas
arng 10 by "a inches and weighing twenty pounds Of 4so
sheets. fis 14F .alt iie
CLASS s.
bc eqrd 10 by "a nchcs and Of such weight
may be required. &&tt
Tho nbrc the paper the bo u linen
aud cotton free FROM all atutcraon With mineral other sub
stances OF fair whencs and put quircs OF twenty four
each and bundles each each
S0 perfect sheets Uniformity color thickness and weight
will required and bundle exclusive or varying
under weight will
and the weight viii in alt be required Mixing various
hicknesscs In c bundle make the weight will BIO
sderod a violation VI the contract
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Right lines less make longer advertisements IN
proportion and all payable in advance ADVERTISEMENTS ordered
twice thrice will be charged 81 Cor eaol
insertion amer the lst Advertisements week Ia 'o daily d
cents for each insertion special nocs charged doab
the foregoing
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NOTICE TO TRAyELLERs.--NEw ARRANGE

IN MEST, WITH GREAT X SEIZED r. FROM WASH
KGON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS or THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL-
ROAD NTwo fast daily lines from Washington for tho South
Southwest Boats their bertis 9th street.
and hscgcrs BY The morning boat obtana hnc
breakfast board and enjoy pleasant sail Of 81 hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing full view Qf Mount Vernon BY tho
evening boat they insure good and rest Of four hours in
comfortable berths state an arrive In Richmond in time
connect with all the trains for the South and Southwest
The great southern mail conveyed this IL being "A
miles shorter and 100 miles less roadng than by any other rose
making certain connexions to
FREDERICKSBURG, RcsloSp PErHRsBrRG VIRGINIA WEDos
wusasoros, N c. CIARIos, s. C AUGUSTA GA. MoNrGosn,Y
Am Gns, Ala, mnRcr NEw onrAss
AND
Also connect at Richmond with tho nvc souisdc, Virginia,
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR TIIR SOUTHWEST TO
Danvilo, Bristol. B Dalton q
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis, t
lynfhblng, Knoxville, Atlanta
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
@ and New Orleans.
For through tickets and further information of the route inquire
tho southern ticket occ No 3T2 Pennsylvania avenue
cast of Browns Hotel on boardthc boats foot Of 9th street
GEO. L, MArTISLY,
August lily Ticket Agent
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1861
~ GREGORY MAURY, Managerp Wilmington, Delaware
tho governor
s37 800 Loory bencat STATE OF DELAWARE
Class 22i, for 1855 To be drawn at WILMINGTON DEI
day, OCTOBER g. 1853 s#
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT The steamer
~ GEORGE FACE win run rs follows
Alexandria at TO- II o'clock M; p A. and O'Clock
B.
Leave Washington at O. II O'Clock l. 3, s, and O'Clock,
The THOMAS C0IYER when the route, win opposite
hours Fare IS cents lStssas
Whaeys omnbscs connecting with tho Pagc and Colyer, will
Capitol Of 18th street and avenue
the time the boats leave Alexandria,
June s-eod-tf RICHARD wAIIAcH, President.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD. Fbss
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tcnncssee Georgia. Alabama
' Mississippi, louisiana Arkansas, and Texas.
Through Tickets obtained the great Southwestern Rail
, once corner Pennsylvania and Sixth street Washing
ION on board Steam Ferry Boat George Page, al tho 0eo OF
the Orange and Alexandria Raioad Mt Alexandria.
To Richmond nnylc, Iynchburg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville, luntsvie Grand juno
ID uon Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans
Route aud Continues Railway Connexions TO Memphis
Aorg greater Expedition and Comfor and being over 200 miles
shorter than by any other route.
The ~ ferry Page leaves tho foot Of Seventh
t6 O'Clock Alexandria, where passengers take the
Richmond charlottesville Saunon White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock &c for Richmond and all points Southwest
making sure and close connexions TO Memphis.
Baggage wagons and omnbuscs leave the occ Pa avenue
O'Clock, m, and Z, p. n.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June 1s--H Washington.