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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

8 During our visit to Lowell we were shown
through the laboratory of our celebrated coun-
tryman, DR. J.. c.. AVER. Scarcely could we
g believe what we saw there without proof be-
yond dispnting. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Sheriff and mosterCesnrnsssi rer $ Gale.

Geo ": smith r virtue Of a deeretai oTds!
J. s .Genier- IouIt Of CoInul"n less d Icla
ware cotfty Ohio i shaft offer at pabatasage, @tfhe dool
OF the CouIl House i'll IelawaIe, on
.Mc1,dny, The 3eth day IF January. 1sco,
between the houI 5 OF ten O'Clock a. IA. and fo;r o'ciOrI
p. IN tht following real est tie described as follows. TO.
wit: In lot No. 100, as dcssguatet 1 on V iI.iaIn Lit; cs az
d.tinn the town OF Dc!aware, in the county OF delaware
il the State OF Ohio. Appraised at ST6G.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner.
Dee so, 1e5e-&ts. [Sj ,5cl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Sheriff and Master commissioner Sale

Sheriff and Master Commissioner g Sale.
John yss1ins lRY virtue Of a dscretal Or
Holmes Sells &. al! ~ ~ e @o' = = ~ tof X ! OFT fasss y ben
aware county o.,1 lyAi oHer 49, ae sale at the door Of
the Court Room in Delaware sd ~
Monday, the l6M day gf January, 1850,
between the hours of l9-eeieck a. IN. and 4 O'Clock p. m.
the following descri bed real estate, towit Lot No : IN
r. Coeper's Survey NJ ISIS. Virginia Military Survey,
beginning atastonEon the west hank Of the scIsto river
At the southeast colner OF Edward Duin's lAnd. by 4
pigeon oak and blreashj thence youth GS deg - min wet
along said DuHn's south lico and passing his southwest
corner 4S3 RODS and T-l0 OF. as1odi to stone Set in tte spot
in which tie old post stOodS by two beeciles, thence south
Is deg 80 min, east along tire back lilac OF said survey
Nos p ), 1890 40 AnSs 70 a stone ut tne northwest
corncr cf u Artz's lot, (betStE9 iashess dLtneterl, north
y. deg w1st loI links, thence north 90 deg 3 HIN, cart
along SAL Artz's AMI p. Q, See!y's north line 41915 rols
TO the w&st bank of tile Scloto river, passing over a stone
on the b AJAX rs g. 100, r1 s. theIgs nl4SaiI westv bank OF
s1i1 river, With the lnoBn1efings tI$rent, north-l7 deg
west 81 7-lU rods, thence north iAdtg4wg s 81 poles to the
place Of beginning, containing Z1 acres and l07 I0-lUo
perGhes. -Alpia satat SaI22, is @r~i-sFt
CHARLES HERMAN Sheriff .
- And Special Master Commissioner.
Dee. lG '5a-*ts TeHnEt (S4s5Jlg
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
saheriG g. Master commissioner Sale.

RheriG g. Master Commissioners Gale.
-Jacub Bowelsinith = virtue OF a decretal
vs.. IL order ri sale 10 me dI-
Henry Black and Wife. fected from TIE Court Of
Common Pleas Of Delaware county, Ohio, ! VIII Ufer at
public sale. at the door OF the CQult Room in Delaware.
On Monday, theIedt day a January, 1850,
between the houis OF 10 O'Clock a. M and4p'c.eck pm.
the following described real estate to-wIt: StratJ II
the county OF Delaware and State OF Ohio. ana Ill the
township of Scioto, being tiity acres OF lana 10 be taken
oil OF tho west emu of Lot No. I in d sub livisioFof :. T.
Aasun'E survey No. l4S5 in the Nrgini3 MIitaryIdstfct
bouaded as follows: beginning ut u hickory, sugartree
and ironwo0d, at the corner Of Lots Nos. S and 8 III she
west line 81 SAID Survey No. 14g3. thence south Hide
grees IS minutes east along the said west line 9eLr poits
20 II post at the corner of Lots NCs. s aud 8, anu then 10
extend caslwardly the whole width ofsaia Lot Star e.
nough that a parallel line with the west line aforesaid " Ill
contain hfly acres of land. Appraised az S1O0D.
e--F CHAkLES-SfIERM AN Shet4H
And Special Master &c rfnIs sfohor.
Dec. le, 'S9-%ts Hsf t(S4 ,9U) -l-t--t ---'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Settlement of Estates &c.
THE following Guardians have fled their

THE foIIowlng Grardlans hAve NED their
4 papers for final settle next !:
Amos Utley, Guardian of Cstharin inc ami John y. Stark
C. T. Ellsbree, Guardian Of Marietta & Farmelia Fowler.
Til. SfIverthorn, Guard'n Of minor heirs Of Oliver Little
Zach. Stephens Guardian OF Jacob NJ. Shoup.
There will be a hearing on the above cases at my of
fee, in Delaware, on Saturday, January 21st- 1880.
l. RANNEY, Probate Judge
Delaware, Dec. so, 1s59.-*3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Oyster Supper,

TOR the benefit of the Presbyterian Gongregh-
I ton of Genoa, the ptocaeds 10 BE- appropriated TO the
repair of their house of worshiu, VIII BE- held at the
honse Of A. J. SMITH, ESD, ON Ttesduy Ereniaf, January
10th, 1860. Tickets 81, admitting Il gentleman aal lady.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS |Lenard Cultiss, V. Ar
mold. W. +. Copeland, A. J. smith, Ransom n. Keeler,
Oliver Curtiss, George Williams, John Wright.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Special Aotiees.

"a See advertisement OF DR.. Sanford S Liv-
er Invigorator. and Family Cathartic Pills in
another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
ShoriT Sale.

J.P. Weaver, u virtue Of IN execution
VS.. d to me directed from Lhr Court
Davidson & Bowman, or Common Pleas for delaware
county, Ohia, l shall o:for at public sale at tho door OF
the. Court TioLsa N Delaware, on
1aesaay, the Sd day of January, 1860,
batwcan the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 1 O'Clock p. m.
the following described real estat., to-wit Situate 10
the county Of Delaware, AMI STATE of Ohio, and in Berlin
township, an | bounded All described as follows Being
inlot No a in the town OF Cheshire, rs described in The
plat of said town, and known as tho /" Steam dill prop
ty." Appraised at 81 ,453.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
Doc. , I931.-*.s -, fS2 sol .s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Notice of Sale.
By the Board Of Directors Of the County d
frmarA Of DeAaware CcuntY.

VfH1@FY q De7"UdTF CCU"VY. -
vN pursuance of an Order Of the Court Of Com
I mon Pleas oil Delaware County. ohio, Made On the
10th Gay of November, 4. J.. 1859, in the case cf the
Bolrt Of Directors OF the County inf tnary Of tIelawtrr
County against James Harris, the Undersigned VII on
the 26th Gay of JunGary, a. b. $3.50, at 2 O'Clock p. IN.
ms the door of tho Court House in Delaware. Ohio, oh@r
at public sale the following dcscEibcd real estate: t'Situ-
rted i'll the Comfy ri relaWare, STATE N Clio, to Wit:
being Lot M. II III the Sd guar ter OF the 5h Township
and nth Range United States Military land, coAtainirE
les acres more or Css.'-'sEXctT t 50 HCTcs Of sRi6 Let
decided by said aufncs Harr E to Olive Ho!glen Gf of the
south side of sad int. '-'FXcept also 81 sc.ts sold eT
OF said lot t. David liak; and also l acre sold to Thomas
stark, aud ) acres sold to Henry Richards. '-(lhe part
remaining rnEtajui iG 81 nCres of land mere OF lcsS.)
Terms OF sale: One third cash Cn the day If sale. ono
third IN unc year, and one third in two years from the
day of sale. to be secured by mortgage on the promises
s0lS; and deferred payments {" bear interest at the rate
of six per cent3m per annuIn. payable annually.
Said premises appraised at eleven hundred and TWEEN
ty QI20) dollars.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Estate Of John Rogers.

K3TlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN hIvs been appoints ami qaai ii II as Ann .listiat Il :
Of the Estlte of John Rogers, deed, hate Of Delaware
county, q. All persons Interested will govern Themselves
accordingly. I. G. MILLER,
Ii1c -. 5J-*3t. JANIS MGGEE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Iron and Nails,

Just received a good stock of IRON and NAILS
q purchased since the recent decline: and VIII oh vi.
be sold at currespon; ing low prices. Ion't forget to c. !
at the Upper Hardware store.
Jan 6, 'tC-*:m &C CHAMBF HIAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Delaware

- ------ I'LL aIEj NVVTHo- - TVVN.
A Meeting Of the Stockholders OF this Bank will
d AIsCo. at IL o'clock :. M for the purpnsc ST c!sctins
five directors for the ensuing year, Iy order OF the
Board, i@ -Hf 80 t9fasS~ -1nS. MOORE, Jr.,e
L azBee. sc, ,5o-kltq g5.---.E Fy.-L Cashier
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Thimble-Skein Boxes.

YUST recs;ved an additional stock OF tas a5ovs
d Sup ,rior Boxes, Tor Express ami Lumber NlgSoAs,
AIT sizes from Z "a TO + inches.
Jan 6, '6o-*-m &C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Attachment.

against / elaware Township. Delaware
Henry Wil,lridg dert County. Ohio.
I ON the 18th day of December, A. D. 1859, said
~ Justice issued an ordcF Of attachment IN thu above
acton for the SIM Of Fiity-nve dollars.
| Zee %, syst IETER w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

On saturdhgevenipg last q sfle depot in this
zplace, one, of the employees of the S. M.& P.
Railroad was crushed in a shocking manner
while attempting to ooupie two cars. His body
was compressed, sideways near the chest, into
a very snail space, The ears being of different
SNAKE and the connecting points passing each
other whenthe junction was made. At the time
ofthe accident it was supposed death would ne
eessarilY and speedily ensue; but we learn he
eds still living, with some prospeetnof ultimate
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

The present .'cold term would pass for win
ter in EARiald. and seems to be as widely exten
ssded as it is severe. "A number of persons have
frozen fo death in the Southern States, and in
Texas cattle and stocked aifkinds have perish
edin large numbers. 1t is fine. time for sleigh
ing, andtlcconstant jingle of bells indicates
that those fond Of the sport are enjoying them
selves.7asA fine ice crop issanother result. and
those whedealin the article have put uPenough
to meet all demands that may be made upon
them next summer. #aE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Steel! Steel!

TUSTr received a stock of SPRIEG STEEL suitable
81 fof Sleigh shoes. Also, Cast and English B!istur steel.
AT thu Upper Hardware store. .
Jan 6,,t6-@zm c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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AeW advertisements.
The Atlantic Monthly.

commencement OF a New olumes
WITH the number for January, 1850, the AT
w LAATIC MONTHLY viii enter upon rs ii 4 rQlane.
In making this announcement, the Publishers think it
proper to say, simply, that 10 change will be made IN the
general plan Of tie Magaz nc !; that all the writers whose
CONTRIBUTIONS haTe-eStIbished il in the popular tayor !,
wifi continue TO make # the medium Of their cenlnl'Fiica-
ton with the pablo ! and that tbs re!atioais Of the pub
fishers with authors, on both sides Of the Atlantic, will
enable them to add materially TO the variety ihterest and
value of its pages. A'iHt "' :
They have great pleasure in announcing that the num-
Der Tor January contains the first chapters of a
= = XIV pnMANrE ENTrTI En- ~ = :
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Saws Saws !

lust received a good stock of Saws, such as G. s.
u Mulcy Mill Saws, sash Min Saws, Cross Cut Wood
saws for power, Circular Saws for pewcr, Cross Cut
Hand Pannel and Ripping Saws, Cross Cut Framing Saws,
Back Saws, Wood Saws Felloo. Webb and Key hole
Saws. For sale nj the Upper Hardware Store by
Dec 2,1so-sa G. G, C~HAMRERLAIE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
.sBxArE oIEnksn1p.-Onr fellow citizen. Dun

--i7 SENATE CLERKsHIP.-Our fellow citizen nrD-
LEY w. RuoDEs, has secured the post Of Clerk
SNFt ~ L 49, :,
good reader. which constitute the q~ua1ifca-
tiens requisite to insure efficiency in dischar-
= cling the duties of Clerk while his ohliging
= disposition and suavity of manners cannot fail
- to make him popular with the gentlemen COM
z.s posing the body that has honored him with the
responsible position
.t4oHte FARMER This popular journal comes
to US in a new and attractive dress. The fol-
i lowing are the terms upon which it is sent to
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

: 10 G. C. & c. RAILRoAD.-The following exhib-
it Of the earnings of this road during the past
az year, shows a fattering result. To fully under
stand the firm basis upon which the Company
Stands It must lie borne in mind that the whole
Indebtedness is only about Sc, 600, while the
entire road, with all its extensive improvements
and valuable machinery and running stock. are
paid for and owned by the stockholders. The
usual semi annual cash dividend of 5 per cent.
-. was declared by the Directors at the recent NEE
ting, and will be payable the LIST of February
.xso sszA EARNINGS DURING THE YEAR 1859.
Eleven months. 1914, 324 81
December estimated $4,000 90
.sss.s ,. ssa :. ssa g.. - s1.o2s, 3e4 81
ass ASsa@sizze = -s EXPENSES. o. sIasE
s~tEfeven months sa S483. 957.76
Observation-Disclosures -. 10000 OK 1923 95T rs
5O4. 1856 So
Dividend of 5 per ceut. paid Aug l, 2S7 ao5 90
Leaving a balance Of .......... .267 ,O51 So
Out of whicsfa dividend Of 5 per cent
was deslared Dec. q, 1883 .237 ,305 90
EHa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
II PROFESSORS STORY

y WHICH expressly TOT rs pagNs, Uy -|---
Oliver Wendell Holiness,
To be continued in succeeding numbers Of the
Magazine throughout the year.
TERMs-Single numbers, IS cents. Three 9ollars pc
year, postage paid to any part OF the United States.
CLUBs--1wo copies, I've Dollars Five copies Ten Dol
lars Eleven copies, Twenty l~oilaTs,-the subscriber
paying their own postage, viz SO cei.ts per year,
Gle. EymcI, Teachers, and TOStmasteIS, will receiev'
the Aagaz ne at Two Dollars per year, as heretofore.
Subscriptions rlay commence eth any number ant
as all the numbers are stcreotyped, back numbers Cal
always be furnished. Ali orders shoalI b. addressed Il
TICkNOR X FIELDS, Iub.i$he. $,
Jan6,-&st. las Westinghouse. Boston, Mass
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

Elliptic Springs.
Just received a good stock Of Elliptic Springs,
Suiky DO
Scat. 90
Made of the best English Steel.
Jan S, '60-@-m- &C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
DIREcTLINR AETWEEN THE EAST And TIE
GREAT NORTHWEST.
HE rS SssEE1ssE WsraETTEHEE sssE ssPor E9E IN
OF LIVE SlOCk.
AID SdodlANe crshoast ;ors wth, usvel priyAlees for per
sons trueelfr inchdrgc t:ercf."
moo sFRFIGHFiN FRf1RTfPARPyY

moes oFREIGHFS RFB8TJPARBQ
Bv this Route Frelghtp all descriptions can be meward-
ed from Philadelphia, New York, Boston or BaltmoTc, IN
any point'dn the ~Failroads OF Ohio, Kenbdy, INDIAN.
Illinois, Wisconsin, io~a, nr Missouri, BY RafifoAd Iii ~
! The PcpnsylvoBta Railroad a4soa nnpcsts Al Plnsttrg 4
with steamers, ~ wftch-6odiE esn bc ferwsraea"tn .
port ON the Ohio, MuskinggIn; keutuekI Iennessee, Crr.
hefdnd, Ilnb3. MssssnNi .NUsc0as H.MSs~1uri, kansas.
Arkansas, and issi Rivers and At cleveland, Sangusky
and chcaE6NS,lh StcaAlcrstoai scurt the efthFN.si-
ern lakes. <
H. Merchants and shippers entrnAt ma Mo. trs nsnprtaten
Of Their Ersght to tlis Company can rely Nithechna's's
on rs sHctty transt.
TIE RATES OF FREiGHT to any point In the West Nr
the Pennsylvania Railroad are at all times as tavoTabics -
are charged by other Railroad Companies.
RE-Be pALcphfr 20 mark pacbREss- via FenpA, Il L"
MorctftA hnAthcsN >+t ordering gcode from 1s EStt
) wAtaU vsl t&aEest LAeuhto 10 siNsirA. h&r Mas kot ~.
y rGtSs a. az1ns 70 then own hJhnsetSh Sn the Esss
will mad Il t. fISr interest to call on thN Agents o. tl;S
Company at thu totewins ptaeos before shipping, or ~
tiers addressed tocther OF them VA the s~uelecto OF uCgks,
Will meet W tn prompt ~Rttcntrni ri T.
r. ). SNEEtER. lhilrGe(phlS,
AGRAw & Rooms, so, North street, Battimote,
LEIGH * 10. M. 2, Assen House OF J,S.Nm. 81 MY
lEECII * co 40, 81, kGRy street. Boston.
IL Il: HOUSTON, Gtacral Freight Ascent, fhilaac,Veh.
r. Il tiOutT, GeacTal Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
rIoNAS sCurf, General superintendent, Altoops IA
June S,Issa-ssn. 1l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
fRadnor FLANK Road.f
Musical Instruments.

MkLODE0Ns, Guitars, Viohns, Aecordians,
LII and other INSTRUMENTS.
Also, Sh9ct Music, Instruction Books Wolff and Guitar
Strings, Pitch Pipes, Tuneing Forks &c, win be- found in
variety at ~ 2 No. 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
9 Nov. 80, 1859. II -faoiG ~ G-1T7H Co II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

Joseph W. Jin4scy and Whliam F. Before r. B. Smith,
lin seY fartaei +, tElaing uraer j. P.Gof Deia ware
a. IA iialno of j. ". LidseY &Go~IE TawlHshipy% feIa-
PLAIN IFS, .Ss ware County, o.
Henry Wtkridg- defendant,
ON the 10th day of December, a. D. 1853, said
justice issue L in orde. or attachment IN tho above
acton for Ihessdm OF Two ddlfaTsand seserty fErr e-nts.
Z Lee IS. 5a-*3t - J. ". LINIeEY& co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
THE Pennsylvania Central
Railroad

r.. uE xzs CxS-sEzu
az 4s rs SxzssIa@
Tho Capacity ofthis Road is now equal TO nj
in the Country. 2i
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Publications

0E the American Reform Tract and book Seclct,
" and of the Ameritdn Bite Sfcieig. For sale ct K
BCRR'S Jewehy store, sIgn of the BIGI LOCK l1o
~ Iec4 30te 1856 t=i tzt-rE r-fT -v0resHgr-t .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

Estate of GeorgeBigelow.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has bodn appointed AMI qualified Afini nistratIf Of
Ii. Estate OF George B,gel1w, dcc'ed, late Of Delaware
county, o. All persons Interested Will govern themselves
Accordingly, EcLEEE IEEZ3 GSL
f. A. EINING,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
025 KEi3 Nails in Store aud for sale yholesa
q an EHtn by 81. VOTER Is 90,

0 h1r1tag 81 faa 2.4ss1Az Ers saauiau6 acHp
fIaG NsrsFks Es &s-~' rHA q Eifafcv4g &
Wk &s% enSsszz4A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
THREE THRoUGH
Ass GER T r AIN

p ass r n q E II I r A l. n =
RBfwsEN PIrTsBURGH & PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct in tie Union Depot at P~ittsburg, VIII,
Through Trans ;rom all Western Cities for Phi.sie.-
.,pl.is SEN Iosk, Boston, Baltimore and WashingtguCly
Wis GnG p zach itioti for hetranspcrtatiqnPtPest'u
gaes instr p4ssc4 for specdard4 ~cosr5ort BY hnyNeth
xyreza a-a fast Lines run through to PhiladelphiA
without change Of faT< or conductors.
arriki'e Cas- arc attached 10 each train wooirrf- =
sly ring Gafs % IApEsss sad EHss Trains
Three Daily Trains connect direct fog New lsrkeExp.e~i
and Fast LIMO connect for baltimore and Washington.
Fist Lfns !cavcs Littsbnrg except ~sundaysl atSo2, &
NJ, arriving apt hihalelphia at 500 p. m. iScW York i 3
1855 y. m baltimore, at 900 p. N.
Ydij Train leaves Pittsburg except Sunday at fs',
a. IA. arr living al lhi!adelphia at ic@b, y. ma and New
York At $40, =. m.
arriving at thi'aHcl2h;s = iO@5 a M; New York ALTO
y. m; fi.tiino +: atH:%o a. M;
six Daily Trains between Phila ieiphia and New hoFk:
Two Iai.r Trans between New York and Boston. g4E"'
Tickets az rat3 arc soot on oith9r Of the above IT M;
RoAI IiChiiS g" RcSt0n are good via Norwich, fai
Riyec or StGaii.g,9n !I,eS.
impo. taut Railroad oa!ces in the weet also on board any
Of the rcgul1- line Ut steamers on the Mississippi o. on
Rivers aa4 TCEITt ETNAK at the ofRee OF. $50
Company is iSston5 New YORK, Baftinote or Phiadel pl!4
AS-FARE As LOW AS BY ANY OTHER RoUTE.-Sa
ASK FoR TIcHE7STBF PLTZSBERGH
The completion Of the Western connections Of Tbs
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago MAKES this the
DIRECTLINR nETwEEN THE EAST AMD TIE
GREAT NORTHWEST.
The connecting Of tracks BY the Railroad Bridge NJ
rrtber Win RI the sav'n Of tfme, are aaSsntaees Eeai,i,,
appreciated by shippers OF Freight, and the IravelrE
fuhiiC. .e.-rr. n.t .Lvr -e..r
rA~RTTTSsHlPptNG EASTWARD viii hnd II 70 their ad.
vantage to ship by this Route.
For Fright Contracts or Shipping nIections, gHpply to
or address rithcr OF following Agents OF the Company.
n. A. STEWART, Pittsburgh.
boyle & Co, Steubenviile, a II. s. l1cree 4 Co. Zan"s.
Vile, o. !. j. Johnston, Ripley, O. X. McNeCiy, MAyF-
willie, hy. Ormsby & Chopper, Portsmouth, o.. fad-
c cgs ss 4 S. asssSP 1 Rss saSas I { i "a SSssI ~; &c r. G Men seI.
drum, Madison, Ind. William Bingham, Louisville. ny.
z &c o;tiley x Co nkyanssjlle Ind, \. " Graham \
Nashville, Tenn Harris 4 Hunt Nemphs, Tenn; Ca, K
& Wallet, Dubuque, Iowa or 20 Freight Agents Of Rail
r017:S AZ dsncreEt points in the West.
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Flour
Tobacco.

I . BOXES Elves. Sevens and Tens Lump Tobacco
10 Sc Cattle7s Hall Pound dc 60
81 II Half Bsxts Natural Leaf do do
"a. rs boz. tepuw ms Fine Cut =.---s do
10 Gross AndeTson's do do do
60 BbIs- and Kegs Smoking 30
In store and for sale by R. z. HILLS { son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

Leaving a balance Of .......... .267 ,051 SO
Out of whicsEa dividend Of 5 per cent
was desiaEed Dec; q, 1853 237 ,305 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Chr 8tarkets.
Delaware Market.

weekly by R. E Hills K soN, wholesale and
Retail Grocers, No. 4 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
SundTies.

. n KEGS Newcastle 81 Carb. Soda.
SO IS Boxes Pearl ami Corn Starch.
so Foxes lailow. Stearfne and Star Candles.
so Boxes No l and German Soap
For sale by -=-rrz r. L. HILLS & SON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

Andrew Frank, Plaintiff,
against
Cynthia Gregory Jason
Gregory; William Ever
lit and Niilialn Fl. Dill,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

504 $3.50 So.
Dividend of 5 per ceut. paid Aug.1, 237 ,9o5 90
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-28
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FoR The WEEK ENDING JULY 81.
ALCOHOL.-Alcohol continues very dull and we have
no sales to report this week We quote Western 95 Der
cent. nominal at 40G41 cts. per gallon
ALE AND PORTER -Tennent's Ale is selling at 81 rs
for Xxx Scotch, and for pale India pins and we
quote Tennens Brown Stout in pints at 81 go per dozen
ASHES-We quote Ashes this week at SIS l2k for Pot
and $5.62n nG5.75 per 100 lbs. for Pearl.
BARK.-We are again without transactions to note in
Quercitron Bark, but still quote it firm at s22G23 per
ton for No /. The stock here is light
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is steady and firm at 35Gl3G cts
per lb., but there is very little doing in it.
BREAD.-Bread is steady at the following rates viz
~ cts for Navy cts for Pilot, and cts per lb for
Water Crackers, less the usual discount
BRlMSTONE.-A sale made a few days since of so
tons crude Sicily Birthstone S2 so per ton aoat and
this figure is asked for it to arrive.
COlFEE-The market for Coffee continues yery firm
There has been throughout the good inquiry for
it, but sales of consequence have been made prevous
to to-day The sales previous to-day include some 700 tn
500 bags Rio in small lots at 1515H cts and so bags
Laguayra at 15A cts, but to-day the cargo of Rio ex
"Mondaminn (2163 bags) has been sold at 15Y cts
round, this figure being advance of of cent on the
top price of last Friday and the highest ever paid here
Tor cargo of Rio Coffee. The cargo of the Camponero
at Hampton Roads 500 bags has also been sold here
to-day to so to New York at lax cts round: ouatv
rather inferior Rio closes to-day very stiff. at l4xi5
cts. for common to fair, and 154@I51 cts
for St ,sg9d good to prime AMI We quote Laguayra
Java at 16k@l7k cts. We note the import here this
week of 900 bags Rio per brig ''Unon State 2l63
bags do per bark Mondamin,' 1000 bags do per bark
"Wm: H. Newman" and 2464 bags do per bark
Marion; total S62 bags These arrivals increase the
stock here to about 10000 bags Two of the above
named cargoes the "Union State" and s:Marop - were
sold last week to arrive.
COTTON.-There has been sales this week of about eoO
bales ordinary to good midding Upland and Gulf at
prices within the range of which are the
same as last week. We remark that the stock is now
very much reduced particularly the better qualities
which are consequently held higher