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, 1862-07-26
Notice..

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County of Walla Waa.
John Pool, In Justices Court,
William Merrill. Before VIM. P. Horten
To WILLIAM MERRILL.
VOU are hereby notified that John Pool, on the
i 10th day of July, 1862, filed bis complaint
against you in SAID court, which shall to be
heard on Monday, the 9th day of October 1862, at
the office of said Justice of the peace, at the city of
Waa Wala, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, and
will be taken confessed and the prayer thereof
granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is to col
said Pool on the Sd day of March, 1862 for the sum
of 80 40 with interest at two per cent until paid.
CHENOWETH 81 WOODS,
July 26, 1862. S2m3l Att'ys for Plaintiff.
, 1862-07-26

GREEN CoKH.-Green corn has been
abundant in onr market during the past
week. A number of fine fields of corn in
this vicinity will compare favorably with
the crops produced in the middle and west
ern States.
, 1862-07-26

M111rARY.-Four companies of the Ore
gon Cavalry will leave the post to-day or
to-morrow-three Of them to meet the in
coming emigration, and the other for Lew
ist0n
, 1862-07-26

sDRowNED-One of the deck hands en-
ployed on the steamer Okanagan, fell over
board a short distance above Wallula, on
Tuesday lest, and was drowned.
, 1862-07-26

CoURr.-The district court Of Spokane
county will meet at Pinkney City on Mon
dav next. Judge Oliphant left for that
place some two weeks since.
, 1862-07-26

ROUGH News FROM CARRIBoo.-The British
COionist, of July 10th, in speaking of the Carri-
boo mines, says:
The steamer Caledonia arrived from New
Westminster yesterday morning with one hun
dred passengers and small amount of treasure
The passengers relate doleful tales of their expe-
rence at the diggings, and say that not forty
claims in the whole country are paying grub, F."
rich.
, 1862-07-26

PERsoNAL.-Hon. r. E. Stratton, of
Oregon, called on us this week on his way
home from the upper country.
, 1862-07-26
SheriH,s Sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County of Walla,

County of Walla, !
John Pool, US. William Merrill
ID Y virtue of writ of attachment to ME directed
I'D from the office of VIM P. Horton, Justice of
the Peace of said county, levied upon, July 7th,
1862, as the property Of said Wm Merrill, certain,
Il was ordered Jny 24tb 1862 bv he court that IT,
said be sold according law and that the money
be paid into court. Therefore, hereby give public
notice that will sell at public auction said mare
the city of Walla Waa, in front OF the Court House.
to the highest bidder the 4th day of August 1882
between the hours of and II o'clock of said day
JAMES BUCKLY,
July 26, 1862. 32w2 Sheriff of said County.
, 1862-07-26

LARGE EMIGRATIoN.-Our exchanges,
both in Oregon and California, speak of
having advices from various points in the
States, that an unusually large number of
emigrants are now en- route across the
plains. The majority of them are on their
way to the gold mines of this Territory
and Oregon.
, 1862-07-26

New STEAMER-A new steamer is to
be placed on the Columbia river, between
Portland and Astoria.
, 1862-07-26

SMALL Pox AT LEWIsToN-We are in
formed there has recently been case OF
two Of small pox at Lewiston.
, 1862-07-26

CoUNcILMAN.-Hon. B. McFadden is
elected Joint councilman for Chehalis,
Thurston and Lewis counties, in opposi-
ton to Mr.. Bigelow the Republican candi-
date
, 1862-07-26

ANoTHER STEAMER.-The Oregon Steam
Navigation Company are building new
steamer at the Deschuttes. 1t is to be much
larger than either of their old boats.
, 1862-07-26

New PAPER-A new paper, to be
called the Albany Inquirer, is soon to be
established at Albany, Oregon
, 1862-07-26

QUALIFIED.-The various county Off
GERS elect for this county have qualified and
entered upon the duties of their respective
Offices
, 1862-07-26

ENLARGED.-We notice that the Wash
ingtOn Statesman has been considerably
enlarged, and now presents the appearance
of frst-class newspaper on this coast 1t
is ably conducted, and we doubt not duly
appreciated by its numerous patrons-else
the enlargement would not have occurred.
We wish its gentlemanly conductors still
greater prosperity Oregonian.
, 1862-07-26

THANKs-To Mr.. Charles Russell, E.
e. Kelly, Wells, Fargo & Co., and Moss
man & Co, for newspaper fayOrs.
, 1862-07-26
W. w. DE LACY,

W. w. DE LACY, *
Civil Engineer and Surveyor, City surveyofa,
A LII Work promptly performed. Plans and maps
IN neatly drawn.
~ 10 be found at the Office of Messrs. Way,
Bush & Co.
Walla Walla, June "a, 1862. 27tf
, 1862-07-26
W. c.. MOODY eco.
DALLES CITY, OREGON.
FORW WARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,

Occupying Stone FireprOOf building.
NTERCHANDISE forwarded to all places in the
IXl country, at rates as follows, viz:
For advancing freight bills and charges pr ct.
Storage, drayage, forwarding, 81 so pr ton.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
"A IAa0h F ARDl Ensf ron THE spAsoy,
HAS s sSsh s a Sa IL Y GoJ lsaEssx
EVERY r PpF Fla xSS EoESH a5 gyysssHAsED
NOTHING PvhSnAssS TIA. Is NOT
AND. IN ORDER TO sS stHssT TaH =, .,.ov.or
NO NATTER How 0 SaH aA FIN s3z zHz
30 s sEssH f AZ ffSIf 81 ssi sFoor
THE xarISs I HSsSS M s Aa1FRA1IoSs'
y. TO a AHoTHos pFHHMleeEs
Esss.. .ss Es..s sss: =
Far sls c Gssnls: I. Il ana
10 10 yards yards ropins i. 81. aaa Is 81. - : =
YARDS YARDS E silk M i.Spi Fop + t.
oyaIds sin and Wool Barsges ls IS 3d. and Is d.
isaras aeiss A aSTS III Sis aoop g. old price,
yards Ssss Bassss six and Wool Is. Is 3D. and
x 3 q S::ns 49,
yadTss wide Black Barge aud Grape Assesss
case Printed Msrselies, at Ia
ssssee o Xss, a c1 ssss. sh o.
800 do do. tounces, $3.50
--ALsO- IL
LARGE STOCK OF BLACK SILKS,
AT OLD PRICES.
THE CHEAPEST STOCK OF SILK cLoAKs
IN THE CITY.
ALARcE LINE 81 poaEsTIc GOODS,
VERY CHEAP.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM
W. r. ROBERTS,.
IN. B.pease remember for the a. no over tho
door, and do believe you ROBERTS unless you
Z name,
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MATRIMONIAL.

nj ATRIMONY MADE EASy-wITn INSTRUCTIONS
A for Coting In order win The affections OF tie npn
sile t6l RACES, lasr u Sent postpaid III or
o. s.nts, !. Il. RINK, 62 Bcekmsu atrest.
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PROPOyALs.

DR0PosALs-sEAI.ED PROPOSALS. Will BE RE
Il ceived at the Kings county Treasurcrs 0ice No. ~
Court street. Brooklyn, until o'clock u NJ O. TUESDAY
July s. 1861 lat winch and place they viii b. orescd
for furnishing for the ensuing year FOR The Aim De
partmeBt ot the said county about 1000 hounds OF feh
beef, mutton, vea por, lamb and lyer 3GJ barrels OF
four 22O pounds fresh fish, 10000 pounds sugar and pro-
purtonae quantities OF oassas coffee, mustard, PIP
per, starch OIL salt beais roc, lard c.dg.h. naesere
pork soap, soft SOAP shoes, Indian peal
pine wood and cua Also coal wood for TIC poor
the Eastern and Western Districts Of the city Brooklyn
Printed forms OF p'opo conatlirg al the
info cn can Nc had At the offices Of ,he srrerne ens
the Poyr ct the Anshoise, tatbush M the CITY HAL,
W d. and the Of Frat and South eith Streets
K. d. NJ other form will " accepted Ahnshougc, Jano
IL 1862 Ivnry Il. Riley, r. G. Deg, William NJ M.c N 1rr
william Bennett D.tmas Jewell, super,ntsndcnts tn,
Poor.
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JEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 2;
THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE PLEAsURE GROUND Ass0cIA-
II uon.-raesdsN, June "A, Ut r. NJ Purse $.Jl mile
and repeai II. Woodruff ent ~ G. neia McCel-
Ian, Hopkins enters Genaral Buder " TAllman enters
good track Wednesday. ne D. Handicap Stake $s75. mile
heats best three In i've; Talunn's b. Mimi, TO
gon and driver 25l pouns; NJ. L. Motifs br. Reliance, TO
"-S'4 AAA JOSEPH CRocHERoN, Manager.
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80, .
IL Lessee. ,........... Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
week s%aE rns fai Ias artist
Every TASaHos rE ch he
in THE CRlCkETs CELL.
An old saying fully eAemillhed
having sssn Expressed q see this clsmins q
Of the most popular modern German plays will 30
During the las; week the theatre ha. been visited BY
large class of our best ana most talented artists who with
psss merits ind the sdnrabs manner
s sa on Ss S NE
fANcHoN Cher original charassr,, .; oo,r x,rcy.,,
Supported by full and talented oompsny
pRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TAX 1 uaIA EEE ssaspEn a c SSHE
Me- Me- Nj: #sSksEE
@ IT q e wa Of s
FALsrAFF,
In his world renowned role ss,sr,rr
In shakspere's great I his,or ssl l;sy Of
Hotspar concluding with these m able lines
Meeting tas ,hecE Of such s'i another a day h.'
Let s Us not a, cease TN our own bs woa 9o"'
On TUESDAY, June a. he will appear in two of his
80 SIR PEKrINAx McsYoHoPHANT.
MONSIEUR MALLET.
On WEDNESDAY 'u FsI L x M!.l appear as
IN sh..''nffiEsia isRfYE Wives OF WINDSOR
Mr.. Hsckett will be sustained BY powerful company
embracing IE e s & sf
Doors open At ri commences ENC q, s. .,n.a .,
in Henry w. Will please to be present at the Academy at 10
O'Clock precisely Tor rehearsal.
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
'0'' MONDAY EVENING JUNE IS. 1861 !" 'nsara
The manager takes grea. pleasure in announcing to the
continuance Of .hs engagement sn.s Of MI:s
ADAh IsAAcs MENKEN,
and repetition Of her and thrilling pcrsonaon Of
a sAzzEErFrA.
MISS ADAH
"l' ''''"'A FEW NIGHTS LONGER.
will be gwen with all Si ri; a5S ,STsAer with
and sxSs Of HHE = Wild HORSE
'''' -'''' AnsS $#o i sF HE Weir Ss4aAs
In consequence Of 'hs MES fsSss S HpaH
Mr. BoNIFAdE
has consented to postpone his Benefit announced 10 take
place Friday next
1oS BRoADwAY-oLYMPIo THEATRE.
tCC Lessee and Acting Manager. Mr.. Saml Colvle
order and thoroughly ventilated win DO open TO the public
BEST DRAMATIC COMPANY
In the city, who have secured the services Of the great
for wE niss nAE4 Ev Hk8SSs! June Is,
when she VIII APPEAR n one q hsr
rarqnet and back seats in dress circle q cents
iFull PARTICULARS in and bills Of the day
GREAT NOVELTIES IN PREPARATION.
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AMUSEMEJTs.
WALLACK's
w Entrances on Broadway and Thirteenth street; r
TO WITNESS aSs GSATafS$ SSRsFon1Asoss
CHANGE q sE5ssi sI$Hf Rsaa EVENING
- new 5 ss o rE
TEER received durng week and N oompianes
% Mr. iSs .aa M D y. IN Se
Florence tonight as carlota Bal M.sque cosumer.
Mrs Florence tonight ylcorine La French girl
SSSEET j5S
The performances WIN oOm%snss With loo. farce
: THE RErvRs sHs.Sa VOLUNTEER
Mr. Florence Mr. Davdss Mics Mary Wells and Mrs Geo.
onEHdE i gal j,aisD character. with
French and "a n spanish Dance
tbs charming ccmedienn e. $50
the haF s sAs called
Hs s sasy e great
Ply Rsrng The evening the agncen, ochesr LED sy K0p
PEEfoRMANcEs CONCLUDED BY HALF-PAsr TEN.
NIxoN's PALACE OF MUSIC,
ns ~ SSsS
THREE 6SlS 5SE EGS II n ONE
MILE. CARLoITA PATTI,
-pi' MASTER WILLIE B. PARE,
the juvenile pianist
D1ss,or conaa.,o nor npEBREUII
Nc nticen, Ballet Performance BY A' dana
sENORlTA ISABEL CUEAS
S$5s
and superb corps Of French spanish and Italian Dancers
Npw an sp g s success ss Of the hnssSr,s,.
composed expressly for ,ns es ~ Thomas
A'D. COM FooTE AND COL. SMALL
the
will hold their interesting Levees;
sossr4s! Sss !ss;sss' soaS'y rs
Children in afternoon only
II Fasas o extra
NIzos's 4 aspA aSSHsr aAssn sSuoon
hiSa ssS SsESS As$SSfaSSSsr
THREE ss'ii III ONE
Sssx 2sA rh.gE OF RssSf a51As
NEW ons sssf'i usi fs;@ Ss 4 saSrAsIA
BAKER given with Il RH E1 siXy s BFass Band and
PROMENADE CONCERN Music Isl, c day and evening.
Refreshments Of all kinds except liquors.
noon and evening.
Madame TOURNAIRE. Nile. MARIE.
Sisnor BLISS. JULIAN KENT. H. w. PENNY and +. w.
JONES,
their first appear here.
In tho Gardens aud Palace
COM FOoTE AND COL. SMALL
ii rHE Id.
Will hold their Interesting LIE
NEW FEATURES DAILY AND
CONSTANT CHANCE OF PROGRAMME.
To garden, Palace, Pavilion % cents only
children IN the Afternoon - cents only
Reserved seats in Pavilion Is cents only
NIxoNs PALACE OF MUSIC.
Nv ny particular request,
CARLOTTA PATTI will sing
And the LAUGHING SOM.
NIxONS PALACR OF MUSIC.
IN Isabella CUBAS,, the BEAUTIFUL
NEW NATIONAL nUNGARIAN DTvERrIssEMESr.
NIxoN's CREMoRNE GARDEN
IN THE UNION WAR FANTASIA,
Rccetsed nightly with unboundad applause,
COMPOSED expressly for the Crcnorne
By Thomas Baker.
NIxONs EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL,
Mile. LOUISE TOCRNAIRE
In her elegant MANAGE ACT
NJIxoN's CREMoRSE GARDEN,
IN PALACE OF MUSIC.
and EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL.
N0TICEon Wednesday afssrnooa will be produced the
FIRST OF SERIES OF NURSERY TALES,
WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT.
the characters represented byA
COMPANY Or TALENTED JUVENILE ARTISTS
The peccs will be produced with every attention
scenery wardrobe &C., suited 10 the time and action OF each
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HER MAJEsTY's THEATRE, LoNDON.-TITIENs.
Ii Sole Iessse ana Director. T. H. MapesOn
vsters from America London respectfully inform.
ed tnat Her Maesys Theatre IL open for Italian Opera
tai the end Of August.
The reputation Of the artists engaged At Her Majcsys
Theatre Is we'll established thai nothing. be
said OF one, however, special word may be Of
place. she without exasgeraon be said const
the last Ink chain glorious prime donnen
tin Cata II seldom that
all the varied gifts which needed form
great soprano voice whose register entities to claim
this ranA 10 OF the rsresl order Meodous quality and
which not less al than extended
tor, equally Musca, knowledge, executive finish
perfect intonaioa Indispensable; and these the
prima donna should add dramatic force and adapablty
and large OF personal Even these
dowm-nts will not suffice they iilumned by the
genius BY alone, OF living artists, this high
ideal be IN reachsd-by
MILE. TITIENS,
whose exclusive services for
Corlutor and Musical Director .Sgnor Ardu
Prices Of AdmissonPrva,e boxes Ito hold four.
$50 ~ $40 according to Ioat0n Reserved seats IS Ad.
mission, ithout seats, 81 90; Anphtheatre. 81 IS.
Orders may lie addressed to Mr. NUGENT, at Her Males
~ Theatre.
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A11-rHE GREAT AMERIclN MUSIC HALL.
THE MUSIC HALL OF THE MASSES
tEuNDED HOUSES
The most popular pi 20 OF amusc pcnt in New York.
GIG MIC COMB1NA TON.
The best contrary that has BEEN brought together In
' THT bRGADwAY MINsTRELs,
composed OF the at- til, Ethiopian profession In their
"s' s''e' CHARLEY WHITE
the world renownei gro comedian.
TONY PASTOR,
the best comic singer sna clown IN Auierica.
ERNEsTINE De FAIBER and LIZZIE SCHULTZ
the acconri sh ID danseuscs and vo,alisis.
j. A. HERMAN,
GUSTAvE BIDEAUx,
/. SIMMONS.
j. PIERCE,
GEO GERMAN,
H. HART,
In acts, songs dances, &C.. &c.
THE ORCHESTRA
under the leadership cf Professor h. Van Alker.
GREAT NOVELTIES
In active preparation Tor speedy production.
Priccs u adinAssioniA-
Parquet Orchestra chairs .3J
Gallery. .l0c. Pri ate 81
Open every night at O'Clock; performance 10 commence
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lJERCANTiLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
M GRAND PiIILHARM0SIAN CONCERT
aid of
UNITED STATES
SANITARY COMMISSION,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MONDAY EVENING June q, 1862
PROGRAMME
Symphony No. in ma jor Beethoven
Aria, from lies Noes de Jcaletci Masse
MISS KELLOdG
illusions du Cocur-Morcean de- Salon. L. Schneider
tor cornet a. piston
Mr.. LOUIS SCHREIBER.
Overture, .'rannhanser" r. Wagner
MADAME DANGKI.
Concerto, IN ninor. Tor pisnoiorc, with aocompani
Urches Chopin
Mr.. 3. d. MILLS.
Creature "Euryant Weber
Conductor Mr. TIiEsDoRE EIsFELD
biRnor ABELLA vii. preside at the Piano
Doors open nj ~ O'Clock. Concert ats.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR for sale at the book and music
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, so.

A FINE CHESTNUT sORREL HORSE FOR SALE
IA I5k hands high. tag TAIL perfectly sound and gentie
speed abon s6 no H. Of great endurance me roadster
ness. Win he sold low the has for him.
Inquire at Mackeys stables Twenytard street, few doo
below Sixth enue.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
NO. Sc.

with the advice aud consent Of the Senate within OpI
year possible, and by the august sovereign ~
the Ta.rsinH Empire forthwith; and tie rAtheauolna NJ
shall he exchanged within year from the da'e ol ~
signatures thereof . - =,
1 faith whereof we, the respective plenipotentares o.
tue United States Of America and of the Tarsng hhpu'
as Aforesaid have sigued and sealed those esents,
Done at TeintsR this eighteenth day ofJune, IN the
year Otour Lord thousand eight hundred and hity
eight and the Independence Of the United sates Of Amet
the eighty second and in the hth year Of Henfung
Nth month and sigth day.
kMEILIANG. L. b.
HWAsHANA. IL 81
And whereas the said treaty has been duly ratified on
both parts, and the respective raheatlons OF the same
have been exchanged;
Now therefore be it known that /, JAMES BUCH ANAN
President the United States Of America, have caused
the said treaty to be made public to the end that the
same and every clause and article thereof may be OBJ
sefv,d and fulfilled with good faith by the United
states and the citizens thereof.
In witness Whereof have hereuntO set my hand and
caused tee seal Of the United States to be affixed.
Done Tie city OF Washington this 26th day Of jan
uary iu the year Of our Lord one thousand
H. 81 eight hundred aad sixty, and Of the Independ-
ence of the United States the slightly fourth.
JAMES BUCHANAN
by the President:
LEW. GASS Secretary of State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
The Military Department

Is under the charge OF Major g. ECKENDoRFF, of Phil
adelphA, whose qualifications for the position extern
sively known. Its duties and requirements do not In
amy way interfere with the Literary Departments, while
enrolment among the Cadet Corps is lett optional.
tor catalogues, Sea apply to
VIM. F. AYERS, A. NJ,
septl2-3m. Principal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
NEARLY I'M RICHMOND.

Couragel Noble American men,
Patience little longer,
Every day of vexatous delay
Maketh our army stronger.
Soon shall We enter Richmond f00H
Hark tits the noise of the battle,
Losing the day and running away,
Traitorous hosts Skeddddie'
Rapidly running they scamper of
BOasting with living Swelling,
How they did beat with little defeat,
General George Mcclellan
Rebellion has ended its prosperous days
The heart of the rebels is down low,
Just see in East Tennessee
Honor to PGrs0n BroDnolg.
Now while we wait for Richmond town,
Rathing than stand and do nothing
Citizens all proceed Tn OAK HALL,
Purchase magnificent CIofhiHg.
As- PARTICULAR NOTICE This extensive sstab.
shmen is directly on the Corner Of Sixth and Market
Streets.
Persons from this part of the country In visiting the
city, should aim to there to purchase their oLoTHlNu
They have large assortment of styles and qualities
select from, and all the goods made up good and
strong and sold at reasonable prices.
As buy from first hands, aud sell exclusively for
Cash. sell to everybody cheap for the buyer does
not have to pay for losses incurred somebodyelse
through the Credit system. In word-we guarantee
to sell goods per cent lower than old
stand out for big profits Our motto is the nimble six
pence is better than the slow shilling" Come and
for your yourselves
WANAMAKER BROWN, (oAK HALL.)
S. E. CQEnar Sixth and Market Sta, Philadelphia.
N. B.-MIETTARY CLOTHING, ready-made always on
hand suit any part Of the U. S. service at far lower
prices than when made to order.
an. lat. 1869.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
Boots and Shoes for the Million,

TIME largest assortment Of the above articles to be found
the State is at No l02 West Second Street. between
shipey and Orange Street During the summer whom
things dull aud before the present high prices pre-
vailed, laid in large quantities. Of stock which
manufactured into all kinds Of Boots and Shoes besides,
large assortment Of Eastern work whica bought, in
anticipation Of the present state of affairs all If which
we are determined to sell prices that be object
ed to by the most economical besides all the articles sold
this establishment be represented
and all who patrOnze this establishment depend
upon getting equivalent for their money, uniform
y OF price is our rule Of doing business.
JAMES W. BRINE,
No lO2 West Second Street between shipey aud Orange
Sts, Wilmingtonl Del.
September Sth, 1S62-sep9-tf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
October Lessons.

October Lessons.
ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL,
The scenes of October,
To spectators sober,
VIII lessons Of value impart;
And your hearing and sight,
If you use them Alright,
Will improve both your brain and your heart
As each green leaf grows brown,
And comes ilatteIing down,
Until the proud tree is LETT bare,
So, one by one, perish
The hopes that we cherish,
Till earth can no longer look far.
Thus many may be
On the top of the tree,
Who soon may be torn down by fate,
And be trodden on then,
BY the pi tiless men
Who admired and praised them so late.
Now, too, breezes chilly
Call out to us shrily
To clothe ourselves snugy for Fall,
And not shake, like the leaf,
At each wind, but be brief,
And seek comfort at famed Tower HALL.
Where may be found, the largest and most com
plete assortment of seasonable ready made Cloth
ing in Philadelphia, comprising all qualities
styles, sizes and prices. Every one eau be suited
Having made our purchases before the recen
advance in prices and buying and selling for casl
only, we are enabled to offer unequalled induce
ments to purchasers. TOWER HALL No 5lS Mar
ket street, Philadelphia.
bennett s. Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28

Farmers Bank Stock Wanted,
Apply to JOHN MeLEAR & SON,
sept2s, III Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
The West Chester Academy,
AND MILITARY INSTITUTE

III W EoI OHI0 IIINl T LNN Asl
WILL commence the Winter term of five calender
w months, on the LIST of November next. The course
OF instruction is THOROUGH and EXTENSIVE, designed
and arranged to prepare boys and young for bus
ness or college, The Principal who deVotes all his time
the of his school and its pupils ia assisted by
eight gentlemen Of ability and experience The Germ1n
French and Spanish languages are taught by native
sdent eaohers advantage which will be readily ap
prucated by the patrons Of the institution
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
PennsYIvanIa NIiIItarY ACndamY

At West Chester (for BoArders only.
DHIs Academy Will be opened Thursday, Sept g.,
1862. In its capacious buildings ARRANGEMENTS OF
the highest order the comfortable quRrteng and
sisti1g one hundred and fifty cadets.
corps of competent and experienced teachers will
give their undivided attention to the educational depart
ment and aim to make their instruction thorough and
practical The department Of studies embraces the fol-
lowing courses ;-primaTy Commercial and Scientific,
Collegiate and Military The moral training of cadets
will be carefully attended to.
Col. THEO. HYATT, President p. NJ. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
OFFICIAL.

Tfeqty Of Pedcs, -imay ami Commerce Jeticesa NJ
Unned Stotes Of 1mtricl aad C6md conciadeet
1871 Juae, 1858 Raiged by he O,dted Siots
2l@ DecemJer, 1858. ProeiDmed 69 Me Pres.
deH cfHe Uaatd sfotes 2GM Jan0org 1860
ny the Presdeut Of the United states of America;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
'' 'A'' Col THEo. HYATT, President P M. A.

P.s,-it was advertised that this Academy would be
opened in April last, but sudden and severe sickness
ponement Of the enterprise. BY the blessing Of God he
has been restored to health and fitness for active dues
If nny applications circulars for Information
rerning the academy unanswered, the neglect
ascrblble to that sickness. THEo. HYATT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-28
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