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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-28
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ri ohhiDAf 0IhhE FL tH ne sIca,nn pp,c>,o,,
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, at o'clock,
fl0'o" n's SARTiiAi 'our '''E' o.
her dePsfaTs EargFs tqgst6s s one '''0
MADAM S Tn BKlGS0Li, and JuNCA
COLsoNS LAST NIGHT But 0NEl
u.n,,fp cd PEE s6 FREY SGH ap Zrp ,,,o,cu
MADAME CQgL&SI9 gN, MADAM 3IASE, SfRAkoSCH,
pprn,v c..., 81 SITlGEiJJl, gUSCA
Ga h6 S3d S{5T teJiSTmance'
MISS PATHS BENEFIT AID last night prior to her de
r'' Fist and onlv Joint appearance, #
,,,u 5000 MISS ADElINA PATTI,
Sy Nearly all the artists of a. gsa e63Ssn1
BR IN FHRH AhSR ST FHE hag6E
BENEFIT AND Pit last HGHT vG OF MADAME CoLsoN
= THIS MoRNING, at commences the sale Of seats
Don GIOVANNI and T}iE EESPERS ' s'a'0' H''uu'
ERONT STREET THEATRE.
Il DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW
The public are respectruv informed that the extensive
e'''oi'siinen' h khGy4 R az GREAT SHOW
VIII open for a season Of
When will be VARIETY entertain
scale Of magnicence chSracterSed the perform
The past winter The entire stud of highly trained horses
tensve and costly WARDROBE the National will be trans
ported Baltimore this OCCASION two steamers having
been chartered for their conveyance At each representa-
ton of the troupe will he presented
AA'Nil .o ,# sFA$& s sPFs45s
'' VIII AppP1R
VIII ~ A'
Mp ToTY pAsToP
The Justly cebraad and n9G immensely popular Jester will
have honor Of making BamoJs
once attain The same position in the favor the public
New York.
ON MONDAY EVENING. APRIL %,
eScng and fatha p ssI !nS OF grand
AN ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE,
THE WHOLE VAST AREA OF
THE STAGE AND RING
w sf 4r 0 b order gEe for The full
gained by this such that instead of
Similar perfornances AS pture of the oee 10 any
PECULIAR SPoRTS OF ENGLAND,
will be found surpass anything produced in
THRILLING EXCITEMENT
induced by the
PEBlLoUS LEAPS OF THE RIDERS
no less intense than that created by similar exploits
lNClDENTS OF THE PIECE.
>r,,>-,,, r,, PART / ,r,,cu, ,,
RUSTIC PROCESSION
GRAND MAY DAY FESTIVAL
CORONATION OF THE MAY QUEEN,
who seated in her bowel carried in triumph upon the
shoulders OF the villagers.
THE GARLAND DANCE.
SINGLE STICK EXERCISES, AND OTHER RUSTIC
SPORTS OF OLD ENGLAND.
THE GROTESQUE MORRIS DANCE,
,,,o- r,,, PART IL -
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BY h. ". BENNETT ~ co
f5=A VALUABLE PROPERTY,
E7iiI No. II MON UMENT SQUARE,
Ss-@S- Opposite the Gilmor House.
- ,rr,,,,.,..,. - AT AUCTION.
on WEl'N ASDAY AFTERNOON, April 4th, at / O'Clock,
at the Exchange SalerOOms Second street. the valuable
double iour-story BRICK DWELLING, No IL North Cal
TSrt street occupied by Mrs Beaumont Monument Square
me ot fronts on Monument Square 80 inches, with
depth Of SO feet inches or less Subject to ground
beT. ~ ~ 'i
ALSO,
secured. 49, w"
ToSsesslnn o. the dwelling given the Sth day of May.
taxes VIII ne pIld by the present to January
lsLi, aud ground rent to LIST March. Title indsputabp
lie cash; balance in equal payments at and
II months, with interest and security.
mh4-Staw tMh3I&dts Auctionesars
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9ubIit SaIts.
GU LENNON ~ BRUGDEE
BUCHANAN WHARF

GU LENNON ~ BRUGDEx
BUCHANAN'S WHARF
ON THURSDAY, 10th Instant at II o'clock,
at warehouses on Pqehanans wharf cargo OF brig
i73' III HH5 jE2T P 4 r. s sT&1Rs-part prime
so BBT.s. DO D..
Oh OR CASRS NJ .RSEI LIES WINE
Ok Do, PURE JUICE BURGUNDY WINE
4 CEROoNs CARACAS INDIGO.
mh27.ts LENNON & BRoGDEN, Auct'rs.
BY j. Is. CANNON.
7 B. CANNON, ~ -
Rts M% b EFST anG Gb. stRE st1
street will pleased to see my friends and ali those
who may have business in my line shall give especial
and will personally attend the arrangement and selling
o. Furniture Of families declining housekeeping. Also,
and other Sales of Houses, Lots Farms, &c at the
J. B. CANNON, Auctioneer,
mh2Fu Office, los West Fayette street.
G ,o.s sr $j5 ?; "a 2s,x,, n
FUfRTI ,T NERG6FI Y CARPETS French
rAlNs' c fEIMG TRE b EFgGRfTlTgGF OF
H0UsEKEEPING,
No. 1911 ST. PAUL STREET,
De'"een 'iT n : PIN at "a ISeed Streets
On FRIDAY Morning, March 10th, at 70 o'clock, will
in the above named Dwellir g, namely
do faor Chairs do Arm Chang High Back Chari ieI n
holsteTed in rich Brosatle: Rosewood Sofa Table richly
French Plate Mirrors with Marble Slabs and Gilt Bracl
e s" W Of Elegant fnd Lace Window Cur
Brackets, &c. "'
HALL
One Suit of Oak Furniture assage and Stair Carpets
Hall Pendants for Gas
Brussels Carpet large Marble Top Centre Table Arm
Shars; one lounge one Walnut Library Case; do Book
DINING ROOM.
BRUSSELS carpet; Walnut Extension Table Dining Room
Chairs: Side Table Marble Top PEDESTAL Lace Curtains
'h'ia' glassware &c CHAMBERS
and CHrPs suits superior Walnut
Mattresses Dressing Cabinets Marble Top inCosed wash
stands to match Wardrobes; Chamber Chairs; Toilet Sets
TtSE $''' "''H d 'ul assortment Of KITCHEN FURNI-
- Al 10 O'Clock, in front of Yelling, pre- E4z4z-
'i 9NE E y !af f1lf IF EE H5RsE
8" %NEE 5 5RF H HhESE
on Re Of safe and Furniture for examination
mh24ts J.B. CANNON, Auctr
HY SAMUEL H. COVER
fir FIAN HANDSOME DWELLING
Hsiii on WEST FAYETTE[ STREET, NEAR PAcA,
viii sell on wRDNEsb4AEYA 9 9CI I'M At ooo.,
the premises, all the following described cry valuable pro-
perry, viz; pa
ALI THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
situated on the north side Of Faye street. fifth west
ming back good depth. "
The improvementNo 2OI, consists Of handsome THREE
STORY Bk' OK DWELLING, with fine basement dry eel.
lar ana hydrant with TO second story, and every
vensnce for a family. - va
Ground rent 500 call special attention OF persons
wanting very desirable dwelling, beng in the business
part Of the western section If the'city.
Terms sOf sale-flalf cash. Balance in and months
credit, with interest security
Title indiSputable. S H COVER. Auctr
mi2feotAp5&dts 81 Baltimore stree.
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mh5 2aw3w&ds GIBSON & co Auat'opeo,o
BY WILLIAM ia MlIIrnN

49, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
witt PROPERTY ON NORTH HOWARD STREET TT
shw by virtue OF decree of the Superior Court of
Baltimore city, sell by public auction, WEDNESDAY,
the llth day of April 1850, O'Clock, P NJ, on the prem
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated ia the said CITY
and beginning for the the side Of North How
ara street III feet and 81 inches from the northwest
corner OF Howard and Madison streets thence running
orth on Howard street II feet inches thence extent
ing west OF uniform width and parallel To Madison street
% et SUBJECT to an annual groundrent Of $50 Improved
ny a three-story Brick DWELLING No I'll will Roct
Building and usual appliances. ' VIVA N''"
Terms of Sale-Ilafc cash, and the halanca in e ,,L
with interest. L, NJ REYSOI.6S Tr ,uUltl>
mh20- 2aw&ds WIN HAMILTON k,ct;;,nSSeses.
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9Uasts, it,. tor SALE anl 4art.

OFFICES FOR RENT-In the large house No.
va FAYETTE STREET, (sdjoiniug the County Bud-
ing,) and in the immediate vicinity the proposed Tnitrl
States Court House and new City Hall Apply to Tii0S
Mill, a 81. fau street mh20tf
NOR RENT.-OFFICE NOW OCCUPIED BY
II l.. DUNCAN, CORNER PRATT AND CONWERCF
SIS. Apply to \. l.. WEBB X BRO. might
ENOR RENT-The large ROOM on the second
IA ioor of the Store of Baltimore and Charles SITS
Inquire of CANFlElD BRO. CO. the premises mh26jt
tSF..AA FOR SALE-For 81, 3OO-Part cash and
Rsi credit A fine threestory HOUSE in Lee street,
As.A1 west of Euaw, with side alley, and very deep lot
to 20 feet street. having plrlOrS paralroioe dining
room, kitchen and chambers
Apply at !S3 WEST FAYETTE ST. M to A NJ and
between and 3, and afterG r NJ mhITs&w2wF
fTEss FOR SALE.
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Tf..f FUN > 3 IE.
Biii THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
~ JUDGE u. COLLINS LEE.
No. 10 PARK STREET
TDISN Tr,y,Nr
Applyt t.
3 2IWtAIS
THOS. WHELAN, j

Dr. FOR SALE OR RENT-The DWELLING
His on the south side Of Franklin street fourth door
of Charles street No 4GJ Immediate possesson
given. For apulV ia
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE. MARCH %, 1860
c5AsuraNts Commands

OFFICE OF THE ORIENT MUTUAL INSUR-
OANCE COMPANY:
NEW YORK, 10Th March, 1867:
The following Statement of the affairs this Company on
the 18th day OF Feb uarg 1860 is published in conformity
with the provisions of its charter
Premiums unearned 18th Fe bruary 1884,. sI6O $50 Al
Premiums received durin the year ending 2gth
FEBRUARY, 1860. .................... 55Ols3 40
lotal Premiums. S7lO,992Sl
Earned Premiums duriNg the year. ..$574 53l IL
Less Retnrn Premiums. A,S555' $50 ,l755
Interest ceved and a. crued. 2OO5a77
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nor RENT-A very good COUNTING-ROOM,
Il at No COMMERCE. STREET feof-tr
O. FOR RENT THE FOUR-STORY
FI WAREHOUSE, south side BALTIMORE STREET.
&AA between Eutaw and Paca streets, NO. 372 Apply 10
dliu II. KEENAN, Il SONS.
O. FOR SALE
@iiH A TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING on
&ssA Dawson street. Pratt, No g. will be sold log o.,
application to G H. HARRISON.
mlS-tf 6OIlcDnrrs WIZ
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O. FOR SALE-The threc-storv DWELL
Fiii ING, No go West Lombard street. door from
4aA Penn, south side This house is complete order
with gas range hot and cold water, Nc. &c. mh226t
Ann FOR SALE OR RENT.--DWELLIN
Miii No 242 West Lombard street repete with all modern
impr9yemenis-Wa alter, Gas Bath etc. Lot in fee
by lt5 feet fine yard and ShrubbeTy rear recent
~ been put in complete order. Apply a G3 PRATT ST.
key at 2l4 Lombard strent - u.hol.I,n.
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Sl336 9i5.lI
Interest on the outstanding Scrip Certificates to the holders
~ " " l l9' -''''
They have also declared the $5OOOO Subscribers
capital Scrip Dividend of Four and half per cent
Earned Premiums entitled participation in profits,
scrip Dividend ofTwenty per cent Certificates for which
will be issued on 0 after LIST May next
By order of the Board
CHARLES IRVING, Secretary
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E~...l hl'NID IOh DALI.
EjiI Two highly improved Farms Of about 200 acres
each, situated on the Seventh street Road, about
mites from WaShln$ton C. The Farms adjoining
nave excellent BUILDINGS, and unusually good
elgh9orhood. VIII be sold low and very easy terms
NJ finn arla IL Il
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Cottage p. O..
mhIo I'm sA montgomery county. Nd
GROUND RENTS.-S336 ON DWELLINGS
vi f. Fayette street, for sale Ivy
GEO. l.. HARRISON,
s No, ,,alg',
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ASSETS,
10Th February, 1864.
Cash IN BankS. Il0I5
United states Stock and Treasury
Note. ;;......;:.:.....;........... 25OO90OO
Stocks Of states, Cities aud Corpora
tOns, Bonds and Mortgages and
Call Loans with Colliteras........ III 5000
Subscribers Capital or Cash Capital,
payable on call, and secured by per
sOnal liability of StockholderS.... GGNfO0fO
p.u.p.,, -- $l0JOa39 As
Bills Receivable and Uncollected Pre-
miuns .................... .$25G6H.S3
Insurance Scrip, accrued Interest,
SalvageS, Reinsurance and other
Unsettled Claims rs 3s 80 286 On5 66
Doc o. =,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29
A. THOMSON. Chairman.

Mr.. JOHN MHLIkAN, former resident of
our town, now Editor Of the South Bend
{Ind.) Onion, visited Delaware recently after
an absence Of twenty-one years. and in the last
number Of his papersthus notices his visit:
AT five o'clock we were in Delaware, where
we learned to Sc, iypc--hAndIe the balls, and
pull the devils fail,' and where for several
-ears we carried the delaware Patron to
its village subscribers. The editor of the
Patron Judge Griswold, and his estimable
lady are still living in the old house they own
ed and occupied when we were a member of
their family. But every thing there has
changed. The old Mansion House. that was
once the happy home If the children of the
aged couple. and the haven of rest for the
weary traveller, is now occupied by that lone
eorple--their boys, who were cur companions,
have left them and entered the busy scenes of
life to provide for their families. The silence
that regned in the old house where boisterous
mirth once prevailed, reminded as more forci-
bly, than anything that was visible, of the
changes that had taken place. The hearty
welcome with which we were greeted by MIR.
and Mrs. G. was truly gratifying.
Delaware has improved in many respects
since our visit there. 81 years ago. Many
fine business houses have been erected, but
what adds most TO her advancement is her in-
stitutions Of learning"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

The following msFited compliment to q
worthy and Efficient public officer of our coun:
ty we extract from the last number of the
Union Press:
j. D. VAN DExAS.-At the late special
term of our Court at the request of Mr. Coats
Prosecuting Attorney of this county, Mr.. J.
D. Van Denan, Esq, the present efficient
Prosecuting Attorney of Delaware CO., was
appointed by the Court to assist in the trial of
the case of the State of Ohio vs. Hesekiab
Smith. Mr.. Van Deman has been Prosecut-
ing Attorney of Delaware county for several
years past during period unparalleled for
the number and grade of crimes committed,
and by his energy, efficiency and almost unpre-
cedented success. has become terror to evil
doers. As criminal pleader he has few supe-
riors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

For the detection of eAy counterfuitng Initiating
the vender OF any such counterfeit imitation
BERHAYE'S HOLLAND RTTERS. The genuine highly
concentrated HOLLAND BTTERs is put up halfpint bot
ties only having the of the proprietor, b. PACE
Jr blown in them, and his signature the heck
each and every bottle.
This delightful Aroma has been received by Americans
with that favor which is only extended really scen
nfc preparations When consider the marked:
attending its administration in the stubborn
of Fever and Ague, Weakness # any kind, pys-
pepsia catburn, city OF the stomach Sick and Serv
Headache, Indigestion Costvenees aud Piles togeth-
with tho complete control Nervous
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections cannot wonder
popularity. Well may the invalid value this
y For sale by ". [. Starr & Brother, Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29
JoHx DEAN AND HIS MARY ANN The al

JoHN DEAN AND HIS MARY ANN The al
bany Statesman says:
A deceased uncle left each of Mr.. Boxers
four children $4,000. Mary Ann has already.
or will shortly have, that sum at her own dis
posal. Mr.. Boxer left an estate valued at
over $780, 90. He disinherited Mary Ann
and son who had always taken her part, and
thereby offended the father. But it is under
stood that neither Of the two children who
were favored, nor the moth share in the sen
timent of Mr.. B., and doubtless the estate will
in the end be about equally divided. Mary
AIMS oldest sister made very similar match,
marrying the porter in her fathers store; but
he was German, and Mr.. B. had SO much pre-
judice in favor of his countrymen, that he for
gave the offence.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29
EIuor Albus or Whites.

This weakening disease is one of the most
obstinate in resisting ordinary medical treat
ment. simply because it is regarded too much
as a local affection. By attacking the constitu-
tional cause, by improving the general tone and
vigor of the system, the PERUVIAN SYRUP
is of itself able to remove speedily this exhaust
ing form of female diseases. 1t cures all ir-
regularities of women, prevents the monthly
pains and restores nature to its proper channels.
PERUVIAN SYRUP is Solution Of the Protoride
Of Lron new discovery in medicine and strikes
at the root of disease by producing healthy blood,
the source of all vitality in the human organ
ism. For sale by all Druggists" STARR
Brother Agents for Delaware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29
JOHN II. EAT1NEER

and that he is now opening Ware-room Sandusky
street, opposite the Williams Block where be found
q good assortment Of PIANO-FORTES AND AELODIONS
OF HIS OWN MANUFACTURE, and general assortment
of MUSICAL AERCHASDIZE-
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has always
ceiEed from the citizens of Delaware and vicinity
Ne hopes by honorable and fair business transactions
To merit a continuance OF the
aS-od Pianos rebuffrf and the tone made good as
new by a Practible workman fianoFortes and Aelo
dions repaired.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

Our farmers have commenced cutting their
wheat, and Judging from the accounts We
hear from all parts of the county it will prove
by far the best crop that has been harvested
forsyears.. We we're shown few days since,
by JoHN CuSsINGnsa, Esq, of Troy, a. bunch
of heads OF beardlcss white wheat. taken from
the field Of q citizen Of that township, which
forsize aud weight Of head and plumpness of
berry would be hard to beat. and it was but a
specimen Of the entire field.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29
e. Pufer's Patent We'll Curb

MANUFACTURED By GoKIl.N < ASTON. CoIUMBU.
LII Ohio, and for sale by 1HOS EVANS, Jl. I,raxar
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

NArURErs TIE GREAT FHYsIcIAN-Tbis is admitted
by the medical profession fundamental principle OF
healing science 1t is wisely provided by INT human
economy that whenever any thing wrong the phys
system the natural forces of the body are brought
bear ex!r the disease The great ann therefore
tho natural povcrs This has bceH kept
in view by the skilfu compounGers of DIR. j. HOSTET-
BITTEs, which operate TO give fresh vitality to
ali the organs OF the body The OF this medicine
upon the stomach liver and the Kidneys prompt
and decisive The patient who wise enough quit
druering and try the BTTTERs, feels he had
lease of life, and he continues the use Of
the article oveFoyed End the Of health
coursiug through his frame. Let all from whose cheek
the bloom has departed give Dr. j. Hosctters Ceehra
ted Ditters trial.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
RR- See advertisement III another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29
The Ylarkets.
Delaware marKe

ted weekly by R. Z. HILLS soS, Wholesale and
Retail Grocers, No. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

HoILowAY's FILIs-4 Word t Mothers-ChoIerd hnfdHt-
una Didrrhea third of the weekly inter
nents registered hca lth may be class
ed under hr infant mortality. the majority OF
which swept on by diseases of the bowels We
here confidently that any Uf cholera nfnnt
diarrhcs in termed in the adult stage OF life
however violent in its nature whatever is origin can
be cured by the Of EollOways celebrated Pill The
season when this class disorders becomes prevalent
app oaching "forewarned is forearmed, says the
proverb aud mothers should take heed in time For
Infants the Pills should crushed and dissolved in
water sweetened with sugar.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

STow & Cos GREAT SHOW AND CoLLosE-
UA--1'his establishment exhibits in our place
this afternoon at o'clock and again at Z in
the evening. From the bills we judge it to
be Circus minus the horse part of such ex-
hibitions .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

FINE SrAwBERRIEs.-We inadvertently
neglected TO notice at the proper time the re-
ceipt of dish of extra fine Strawberries from
our friend. Mr.. NJ. Kruck, raised in bis garden
a short distance north of town They were de-
cidedly the largest and best that came under
ourobservation during the season-thirty of
them weighing ounces. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

LscruRE.--A letter from J. N. FREE tof
codfse everybody knows who j. N. isl informs
Us thas he win lecture in this place at Millers
Hall, on Monday evening next, July ID
Subject =" Truth and Immortality of the
Soui." Admission Is cents-Ladies free.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

The steamer Great Eastern, the largest yes
sci ever built, reached New York from South
ampton last evening at Z o'clock and is at-
tracing great attention. She made very
successful run, and her great length extends
across two blocks at the pier where she is moor
ad
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

The complaint of drouth is becoming gen.
eral throughout Ohio and the West. We are
beginning to need rain badly in this section !;
but SO far as we have noticed, the weather
saving been favorable for working corn, that
crop as yet shows very slight indications of
suffering from lack of moisture.
All right. Several nice showers since wri-
ting the above.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

1t. will of course be borne in mind by all
who. wish to properly observe the glorious
4th. that Delaware will afford rare attractions
during both day aId evening-6rst splendid
parade by the Odd Fellows followed by an
oration then one of the finest displays of
Fire-W w orks ever witnessed in our town.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

ALs. BuRsErr- gave one Of his diversified
and mirth- provoking entertainments at Mil
Iers Hall on Wednesday evening. He is
without rival as mimic, and where his mer-
it as q performer is known seldom fails to
draw q large audience.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

See advertisement of J. F. LATrMER and
MIR. VAN HoRN. The former offers superior
musical instruments of home manufacture and
all kinds of musical goods. The latter is pre-
pared to furnish music and give instructions in
same, write cards, &c.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

Sheriff O. Master Commissioners Sale.
Alvin 7. Belt \ DY virtue of de-
= - order sale
Henry Thomas wife ali To directed from the
Court OF Common PIes OF Delaware County Ohio
offer at pubic sale at the door Of the Conrt Room
aware, on
AondIy As SotA gay Of July, 1850,
betweeHtbe hours Of 10 O'Clock a m and O'Clock NJ
the following described estate,
the township Of Delaware anRn the county Delaware
and State of Oh 10, and in the OF Delaware
bounded follows, owi; The half hot
81 in said town marked and designated
ed plat Of the some; excepting piece the south
Of said lot A. thirty feet wde north and SOUTH
hfty and half feet long, east and heretofore
sold 70 school district No. 7. Appraised So 200.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Conmiss foner.
, June 20 'Go-ats [$3oOl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-29

In consequence of a change made the pres
ent wear the annual Commencement of the
O. W. University and the o. w. Female Col
iege, do not occur this season and henceforth
till the latter part of July.