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/. w. THOMAS.

NORTH EAST. calls the attention Of his
y friends, and The public generally, to the
fact that lie las just opened All assortment
Of Goods, consisting of
Dry c. DDS, Drugs and Medicines,
Cassimerts, Nestings, Paints, Oil, Putty,
Ginehams, Musins, Glass, Burning Fluid
Hats, Caps, Fancy Perumcry,
Boots and Shoes, Toilet Articles,
Nc, &c. &c, &c.
All OF which lie is prepared to dispose OF
at low prices to suit the times. Call. see
ard .y0n will buy. Iaprii %, iS5J-Iw.
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A POLITICAL CONJECTURE. The Wash
lrgton " States" of Friday last, commenting
upon the coming elections, says in relation TO
this State:
In Maryland the Hon. James \. Stewart
in tie FIRST and the Hon. Jacob NJ. kunkel,
in the fourth district, both democrats. will
undoubtedly he returned.
In the sixth district. whoever is the demo-
cratic nominee will be successful. The honor
Is strongly contested for by The late member,
the Hon. Thos. +. Bowie; AIcssrs. Walter
MITCHELL of CHARLES BEN G Harris, OF
St. Mary's: Washington Duvall, of Mont
gomery : Col Geo. W. Hughes, and en-
Governor Pratt. of Anne Arundel, either Of
whom would reflect Lonor on the district.
In the third district William p Preston
Esq, lawyer of equation, will be til,
democratic nominee.
In the second district the Hon. Alexander
| Evans, former wing member, Col. j. s.
Cuttings, Hiram Mccullough, and Ramsay
Mcllenry, are spoken Of for the democratic
nomination.
In the fourth district either Henry Winter
| Davis, the late member, or Thomas Swami
will be the candidate
| DTWondcr where the " States " gets au
thority for putting Hon. Alexander Evans
former wing member" among the probahl,
locofoco candidates for Congress in thi
District ? Although not at present acting
with the American Party or any other party
there is no man in Maryland, we venture tt
say, to whom the principles and policy o
the locofoco party are more Objectionable
and those who count him among the ad
herents, or aders or abettors of that party
are " reckoning without tn cir host"
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u Mr.. Everett is having brilliant sue
cess in the old North State where reside some
OF the most patriotic people in the land. His
Washington Grafton at Wilmington yielded
81 .O9l. At Newbern the hall was full, and
at Raleigh he addressed the largest and most
intelligent audience ever assembled there
The next day he spoke at Chapel Hill, and
dined with Gov. Graham in HllIsboro The
press, ofall parties, speak in terms Of the
highest praise Of the distinguished orator.
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Flour, Meal and Feed.

Also, a general assortment of Provisions
such as, MEAT, LARD BUTTER, EGGS.
POTATOES, &c. He will also keep. all
Kinds of GROCERIES, Confectionery, Fruit.
Icbacco, Cigars. Superior BoHied Braudy. and
Il great variey of other articles, all OF
which will be sold low.
GJ-The highest market prices paid for
Country Produce, in Cash, or in Goods from
the store. JOHN II. MAlIONY.
Elkton, April %, lS59-lf.
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$500 Reward.

T7lIE above reward will be given to any
l. person who will find my Over Coat and
return it to me. 1t was taken through mis-
take or stolen from the Howard House, in
Elkton, on Tuesday. the 18th day of April
There was horse bill in one of the peck cts
when it was taken, with the subscriber $
name on it. The coat was of black cloth,
with velvet collar. GEORGE r. PRICE.
April % lSjY-lw
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Gov. WISE FLYING ORR AGAIN AT A TAN
GENT.-ln one of our Southern exchanges We
find long rattle trap letter from Gov. Wise
on the political issues Of the day. The cream
Of which. at the conclusion, is summed up in
the following paragraph -
The President bids high. To fihus'erS he
offers Cuba and the lsthnuS and North Mex
leo; to Tie West Pacific Railroad to the
North protection 10 iron snd COARSE woolcns;
and to the great commercial centres the pow.
cr of centrailzation by obvious uses and abu-
SEES CT a bankrupt act to State banks. Irstcr-
day Britllc was Inonstar, and 10. day few
all street bankers can expand and contract
upon us more like vice than ne dill : and
what would they not do if they could force
the poor provinces when they please into
bankruptcy! have written this right on,
and You may do what you please with it
Yours truly, HENRY a. WISE.
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Sgc},I,.S Fertilizer,

This vllanble and cheap Manure is manufa,-
tured expressly for the unl crsisncd who are tho
Sole General Agents therefor II has been -unl-
cientIy tested on both spring and fall crops. u
euab us to recommend il confidently To the use
of Farmers and Gardeners. We are acquainted
with no Fertilizer hat we believe viii aff ,rf
large rcsu t. for the cost. 1t may be applied.
either in the hill or Tow, with corn, potatoes 4
other cIoJs Or hr ,al:nst IL is excellent for Top
Dressing We ask Farmers to try il. it in n small
way, the present spring. as orr determination il
to engage more largely in its sale Pri; for 2:tDo'
pound, -. As our spring stock is not equal to
the dem lnl. those wishing to try it should send
thcir orders carly to
: 4 NJ. PENNOCK K co.
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THE S,CKLEs TR,AL.-This trial drags its
slow length along, yesterday having been the
seventeenth day. 1t occupies large space in
the city dalcs and is a notable piece ofscan-
del, disgusting in many Gifts details. 1t will
probably occupy large part Of next week.
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NJ PES,

NHrcecni-ed S"psr Phosphate Of Lime.
The Undersigned having been appointed solo
Agent for the sale Of the above Phosphate for this
market prepared 10 fill all orders This is
perh ps the most highly concentrated Fertilizer
in use. The manufacturer. CHtHrEs V. MARS,
ruthoriscs us to recommend it in comp rison with
other concentrated manurcs in the strongest terms
for any Field or Garden crop, and claims for It
nprri"ri'y top dresser Of Grass or Grain.--
I o Price $50 for 1900 Pounds Order Mapes'
Ni,rogcnizel Pho. phate of Lime of
S. & NJ. Penn MOCK Il CO..
April %, lS59-iw Wilmington, Del.
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LORE NAPIER. This gentleman, with his
family, and Mr.. Erskine. attachc Of the British
Legation, arrived, at Annapolis on Monday
evening, and probably embarked yesterday
on the Curacao, direct for Portsmouth, Eng
land. Gen. Cass took a cordial iarew ell Of
Lord Napier on Monday morning.
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THE WHEAT CROP. The Frederick Herald

The WHEAT CROP. The Frederick Herald
says:
1.-The wheat crop throughout the county is
encouraging in the extreme. 1t is finer in
fact than 1t has been for year. 4 few days
ago we took drive through portions of Fred
erck and Montgomery counties, IN this State,
and Loudon county, Va. We find it the same
every where-thc grain looking healthy and
vigorous, and so far advanced as to be almost
sure of escaping at least two o: its deadly en-
emies the fly and the rust"
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BEAUTIFUL PICTuREs.-Wc have from
Mr.. L His G.. Chandlec Of the Brick Meeting
House two very handsome pictures. which he
calls 'Sphcrcoiypcs.' They stand ont full an
round and the effect is very pleasing. lie
claims the method Of making them as his own
invention, and though he has heard Of the
name he has given them he has never seen
any oIthc pictures designated 10y it, except
his own. They certainly are the handSomcsl
pictures by any dcguerrcotype process that
we have seen.
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W Buchanan's deceitful policy has driven
three Democl attic Kansas Governors into the
Republican party, has given the seats of fifteen
Democratic United States Senators to as many
" Black Republicans" and has spread the
Republican Banner in triumph over every
free State. In all this there is a volume of
solumn warning to the South !-CHpper.
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4 4 Il NJ E. II 5,

YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO
Bradford's New and Valuable Machine
for STRIKING or Laying om Corn Ground
0Lo, for Vorhine the Corn.
TNllE said Machine will strike out three or five
J rows at time, aud the Piows being made
right and left. handed. are just the thing for the
tnl,lrntor, and works the corn complete
~ The Machines can b. seen at SHAW &
ARMSTRONG; Machine shop. Orange Street.
between Fifth and sixth streets. Wilmington Del
vino are now receiving orders aud building large
numbers, several being ordered by our best
Farmers. who pronounce them to be an article
long wanted. II is II machine that will pay for
Itself in few days Call and see them aud you
viii be convinced. Their low price brings them
within the reach Of all.
PRICES:
Machine to strike out rows. with tongue, $500
do do 3 without tongue. 1000
10 do rows, with tongue, $500
do do without tongue: Is 90
April 90, lS59-3m
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NOTICE,

rs hereby given, that by virtue of an Ord er
l. of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
passed April 18th, 1859, the undersigned
will sell at Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, The l0M dag Of My, 1850,
ut the Court House door, in + lkton,
Edward Richardson,
(frec negro,) us Slave for Years, from
the day of sale and
Isaac Cooper,
Gree neero,) as Slave for Years, from
the day of sale.
TFRMS--CASU.
u57 Sale to commence at O'Clock Pm.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
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500 Reward.

4 will give the above Reward for the in
l. formation and convection Of the person or
person who placed some large stone in the
waters in which have my scines. 1t is
believed the stone were placed there about
the 18th or 18th Of April.
GEO. W. BARNES.
Carpenters Point, April %, lS59-Sw.
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TIE FIRE ENGINE.-The Elkton Fire
Company have bought an Engine from the
Ii3Gilant Fire Company of Baltimore, which is
The price paid was $3.50; they also bought
quantity Of hose. The engine is expected
here in a few days by Capt. Ford's schooner
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SALE OF TnEEs.-A large sale Of fruit
and ornamental trees from the nurseries of
Isaac jackson & Co., took place here on
Wednesday and Thursday last, under dircstion
of their Agent, Mr.. Norris Barnard. Many
Of them brought fair prices, but some were
sold low. In a few years the result Of this
sale will add greatly to the appearance Of the
town and ighborhood--ncarly every person
who had ground to plant on having made
purchases. We hope the taste for planting
trees will increase in the county, and this sale
will do much to stimulate it.
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New Flour and Feed Store.

IN ELKION, on NORTH STREET.
pETWEEN TIE JAIL AND SMITHS
~ llOTEL.--Thr subscriber has opened n
NEW STORE, at the above tlnd, where he
intends to keep al the Lowest Market Prices,
all L indy IL
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Gbe Cecil }l)I)io
ELKToN, APRIL 80, 1850.

n We are ind, bttd to the Hon anthony
Kennedy, |. ). Senate for valuable rGhlic
Documents, for which he Will accept our
thanks.
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ILLNESS or BISHOP DoANE.-The New ark
IN. J Mercury says, the many friends OF
the Rish Rev. Bishop Doane will regret to
learn that he is lying at Burlington danger.
onsly SICK, and that fears are entertained that
ne may not recover.
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Nebb's PeHdrette,

tbs is most eotehcM miielc FIR Spring Crops
TSSPECl ALLY for Com. A All handful mp
T. piled in each hill at the time of planting
will give the corn COOL start, AMI if n fur"rahi,
seIson inslre ample crop. II is gUIl for
purATOES. OATS and G.ErES CgupS. Its COM
paucnt. are Night Soil Common salt. and Put.
YER xcd Charcoal. Price. 81 = cents per Bag. or
81 - per Barrel. :. Il NJ. PENNpCk q CO.
L.. Il. 4
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Town ELECTIoN.-The election for
Commissioners for this town takes place on
the first Monday in May. The locos have
large majority in Elkton, and they ought to
elect seven discreet business men, who Will
cNpend the Towns money to advantage The
fact is they ought to be pledged to low
taxes, for there is too much money maSei
On the streets.
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BURGLARY.-The dwelling of William
Lair, near Providence Paper Mills, in this
county, was entered on the night Of the 18th
inst, and robbed Of a coat, double barrclled
gun, pistol, and Il sum ofmoney. The thief
went into the room where Mr.. Lair WAS sleep
ing, took the keys of his desk from his pocket,
and after searching the desk placed the keys
back where he found them.
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POSTPONED.

MIR j. 7. WELLS Concert is unavoida-
-'A bly, postponed until Tuesday, the Bird
OF May. The programme will be published
next week. We anticipate the entertainment
to be the best ever given in Elkton.
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Jamcs W.
Clayton, ESD, was examined by Judge Price
and admitted to the bar in the court here, on
Monday last Mr. Clayton has fine abilities,
aud with application and industry will not fail
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PROCEEDINGS or THE COTRT.-Thc

PROCEEDINGS or THE CoURT.-Th,
Circuit Court for Cecil county adjourned OF
| Thursday last, to meet Oh the second Monla,
IN June. The petit jurors were discharged til
that time. Tha impossibiIity of having civil
cases tried at the regular terms is the reason
for the Special Session in June.
When we closed our report last week the
case of the State against Henry Nanderlord
indicted in Hartford county for libel, and the
case removed helc. was before the court 4;
Hon. James L. Mccullough, Special Judge.
on the Bench. Counsel for the State: Vim.
}. Jones and Henry W. Archer. ENqS; counst.
for the traverscr Hon. Alex. Evans, and J. A.
J. Creswell and Otho Scott, Esqrs. The fol
lowing were the jurors empannelled on the
case:
Daniel Bratton, Henry Reynolds. James
Nicklc, Doct. John GiIpin, Israel Rcy-
nolds, Vim. Little, Edwin IIanes, Stephen
Reynolds, Lewis 7. Ellison, Russell Thomas
George w. Wells, and AlonZo Snow. Mr..
Snow was excused by consent, ION the second
day, on account Of Sickness.
The witnesses for the state were r ichard
j. Jackson, Caleb Emlen and Hon. John II,
Price, all of llariord-thcv all testified to the
publication of the pamphlet in Hartford. and
to its unmistakable reference to the party as
serted to have been libcllcd by it; and the
two tirst-namcd to Eandcrford's acknowledge
ment that it was printed at his office.
We give the following extracts from the
indictment, 10 show more fully the nature of
the case
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RABID ANiMALs.-~Scveral COWS be-
longing to Mr.. James Barnes, near Port De-
post were lately bitten by IL mad dog, and
last week one Of them went mad.
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TALL WnEAT.-As early as ten days
ago, II sample of wheat 80 inches in height
was handed into our Office. pulled from the
field OF B. G. CUwan, Cowantown.
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School EXHIEITIoN.-The Annual
Exhibition Of the Elkton Academy will be
held in the Court House, on Wednesday
evening next, the 9th inst, which, we have
no doubt will be a highly crcditablc and i'm
posing affair.
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" State Of Maryland, !

"The Jurors for the State Of Marylau for
the body of Hartford County, do on their oath
present, that Henry Vandcriurd, late of said
county, on the 10Th of June in the year 1858.
at the county aforesaid, designing and intend
ing to injure and defame certain Vim. s,
Forwood, and bring him into public scandal.
iniamy and disgrace, unlawiully and malc ious-
~ did print and publish a certain false, scand-
alous and malicious defamatory libel Of and
concerning the said VIM. S. Forwood, con-
tanning the false, scandaous, malicious and
detamatory words and matters following cot
and concerning the said ForwoodD that is to
say GO with the firm Of o. X. better known
as Old Harry and his nephew, (mcaning by
" nephew" the said VIM. S. Forwood1 we
have long been acquainted and do know that
their characters are as black as the hinges of
the Internal abode" &c:
The Indictment then quotes from the
pamphlet, a paragraph about an affair Of the
''nephcw's' wishing to elopc with 9. sable
beauty; also quotes where it calls him a
"hypocrtical quaclS," and then proceeds to
copy, what we suppose to be the principal
libel, charging that the nephew was unable to
procure diploma in the regular way and
proceeding
''----the roguish scamp INDUCING his
natural propensity hangs round the room Of q
StuucHl, "HO Dcen nOHOTcu with
diploma, and when a favorable opportunity
offers he hooks the students diploma, keeps
it concealed for a while, and in process Of
time, by means of certain acid well-kn own
to countcriciters, takes out the owners name
and inserts his own, (mcaning that the said
VIM. S. Forwood had obtained a diploma bv
dishonest and dishonorablc means, and was
practising medicine under false prctenses.)"
Besides which there is recountcd in the in
dictment good deal of mere personal abuse
The manner in which Doct. VIM. S. Forwood
is identified is that he is alluded to Us the doc
tor on the hill in Darlington, the nephew OF old
Harry (ltenry Stump is his uncle, and Stump
is several times itacised in the piecc,) and as
being the author Of treatise on /" the negro
distinct species" all which could refer to
no one but him there were also other o nts
indicating him as fhe person referred to All
the charges against him were stated to be
false.
The fact that Yanderford printed the pam
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4 NJ. PENNOCk < CO.

PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO.
We have constantly on hanl supply of this
superior Gu,,no. :. 4 VI. PENN bHK 4 CO,
- Wilmington Del.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
PORT DEPOSIT.
REMOVABLE!
THE NEW CLOTHING STORE
Has removed from Rinclart's new Brick
Building to the
OLD STAND


OLD STAND,
adjoining Crnmpton's Hotel, (latc II. NJ.
Rcynolds.)
TINlIE undersigned thankful for the very
l. liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon him, would respectfully announce Ito
his friends and the public generally that he
has removed his stock to the
OLD STORE STAND,
formerly occupied by Mr.. ]. W. Abrahams,
which has since been thoroughly fitted up
for Clothing, Boot, Shoe and Hat Store,
where, returning his thanks iol past lavors,
lie particularly invites all who want Goods at
Low Prices, to call and see the stock which
consists in MEMS and BOYS
CLOTHING,
with Il large assortment CT
Mems and Womcn's custom. made work. such
as Gents Fine Calf Boots, Walking Shoes
and Caters, Ladies' and Misses Hccled
Boots, CATERS and Slippers.
Also, a variety Of HATS and CARS, such
as Gents Fine Mole Skin Hats, (sprine
styles Russia Fur, Cashmere, BcLgaw and
Wool Hats.
ry-No trouble to show Goods.
N. b Country merchants supplied with
Hats and Caps at wholesale prices.
W. A. MILLER,
Port Deposit, Feb. %, lS59-tf.
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FOR SlssAFRAS RIVER, MD.

FGNlIE New. Swift and Commodious Steamer
L TILMON WHILLDIN,
@/J. NANnEGnirr, Master, will leave Ind Wharf
below WALNUT ST, A S..ss..s.sn
Philadelphia. for Sassa- ~ = IL
frns River commencing pLs;:..:5Ez-sIs assy~
March LIST. TUES
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at q O'Clock p. W.,
touching at Port Herman, Ford Lending, Tur-
ncr's Greek, Reynolds Landing Frederick town,
Georgetown and Winners Point. Returning,
leaves Winners Point for Philadelphia Mt II
o'clock VI Georgetown at Q clock F. NJ, touching
at intermediate places.
For Port Deposit.
Win leave Philadelphia on THURSDAYS. at
- o'clock p. NJ. for Port Deposit touching at Port
Herman. Ford's Landing and llavre dc Grace -
Returning leaves Port Deposit on FRIDAYS, at
2g9f Of ioHihass f' "h aSe Dc a Sf rue and
MEALS provided ON board. Feb %. lSl9--.tf
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SUNNY SIDE SEMINARY,
FOR BOTH SEXES.

NNIIlS Institution is located in a beautiful
l. and retired part Of Chester county, Pa.
| fifteen miles west of West Chester. foul
miles South Of the Philadelphia and Colum
| bia Railroad, and near the village 0
Ercildoun.
The beauty of the scenery, the salubrit,
of the country, and the moral and intel
| lectua character of the ncghborhood
render the situation highly eligible for the
| purpose Of education.
| 1t is the aim OF the Proprietor and Instruc-
tors, to render this Il pleasant res ort for the
pupils, and to fit them for elevated positions
in life, by careful intellectual and moral
training.
The Tuition embraces the branches ncces-
sary for thorough English and Classical
Education, together with instructions in the
French and German Languages, Vocal and
Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting and
Embroidery.
EXPENSES
For Board and Tuition in the Eng sso m
lish Branches, per Session, ''''oo
Additional for Ancient and Modern IN
Languages, each, 'oo
" CO Music, Piano and Vocal, IL 90
L" " Violin per Quarter, 500
g. " Drawing Painting, each, 800
&c 60 Embroidery, 500
&c " Washing, per dozen, 80
Remarks:
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions, Of twenty weeks each, beginning
respectively with the first Monday Of May
and November.
Pupils admitted at any time during the
Session.
A record of the merit and dcmerit of each
pupil will be kept by the Principal and sub
United to the inspection of the parent.
Pupils will attend church as directed by
their Parents AMI Guardians.
U57-No reduction on account of absence,
except in case of protracted illness.
Pupils coming to The Institution by way Of
the Columbia Railroad will be met at the
Coatesvile Station, by giving due notice.
All letters addressed either to the Pro-
prietor or Principal, at Ercidoun, Chester
county, Pa, will receive prompt attention.
SAMUEL h. HARRY. M. D.,
Proprietor.
ROBERT CHALFANT, A. B.,
Principal.
CE'MISS EMILE LOCHER, Teacher of
Modern Languages, Piano, Music, Drawing
and Painting. Iaprll 20, 1859, Nv.
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: . qg97q ~ 8


VIII" have known US under the style of Evans & Co.
The business located by Is at No. 677 Bio,dwar,
New ork City, is the o lest est bsRel house in
the country, and is known world wide as tho
original Evans Co, S Gift Bookstore" Many
have taken advantage of our popularity to advcr-
tse under the same name, TO incr, their trade
and though house having neither character or
name of It's own can hardly claim the confidence
OF the commuuity-to protect the 1, W who may DO
unacquaned with us, we would state that no con-
nection with any other Gift Book Ilouse-and
though many advertise under the nam. OF Evans
x Co. the firm constituted by d. W. EVANS and
}. ii. PRESTON. is the first and only concern
rghfully using the name. But to prevent all
confusion in the future, hall use the style OF
ID. ". EVANS u CO.,
and all persons wronsfully using Tho appelaton
to misead the public, will be m dc to suffer the
penalty of the law. ID W EVANS & CO,
April %, lsj9-ly 677 Brualway, New York.
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Goal Affairs.

STEAM Mill. AND SAW h!IIL.--Hon.
Richard II Bayard, of FhiIa., has commenced
the building Ola ll:ga steam loul min and
SAW MILL at Chesapeake City on his Lands on
Back Greek. 1t is an extensive improvement
and, we understand, he expects 10 finish it
before the close of the summer.