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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Sherif's Sale.
AJtEAOo
Joseph Travis 1DY virtue Of an
Va ID Execution 70 me


Joseph Travis 0DY virtue Of an
- Execution 70 me
Frederick Bumrus, & others directed from the
Court OF Common Ileas of Knox county, Ohio shall
offer for SALE at the door Of the Court House In Del
aware, on
Wednesday, September Is, 1868,
at O'Clock p. the following described Real Es
tate to wit: Situate in the county Of Delaware state
OF Ohio, and in Range nineteen tl9) Township hye 5l
and Section four a. Tn ted States Military Land and
bounded and described follows: Beginning at post
in the Range line between Range IS and 49, at the cor
of lots No. 25 and IS in said Section 4, Township
and Range 49, thence north east corner Of
lands now owned by John Hamond, being about 90
rods; thence south with said HAmond's east lire 200
rods post the line between lots No 81 and Is IN
said Section Il thence east following lot line to the
center of the road leading from Delaware 20 Eden:
thence in nOrtherly direction following the mIdd e
thrcab of said road the line of 20 acre tract
conveyed D. Brees: thence north with aid Breeses
line the lot line between lots No. 20 and 81;
thence the of said lots the Range line
between Ranges IS and 49, thence north following said
Range line to the pace of hgnniDg-hereby convey
ing go the part OF lot No. &c and 40
in middle part Of lot No 81 lying south of the before
mentioned roadthe tract hereby deed1d estimated to
contain 100 acres more or less.
B. c. WATERS, Sheriff,
Aug. Il, esp 81, so. Delaware Co., o.
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Axes.

TUST received, good stock of Chopping Axes of the
d best brands-warranted. Also, Broad Axes; Boys
Axes; Carpenters Adzes &c &c.
Dec. 6. 81. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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The Markets.
Delaware Market.

Corrected weekly, by R. E. HILLS & Son,
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers, and Dealers in
Grain, No. 4, Williams Block.
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Read This.

FTAVING sold my Stock of Clothing, would say to
Il those indebted TO that loish them to call
settle Immediately.
Dec. 8, 1861. ALEX DUNLAP.
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$40 REWARD! !

$40 REWARD!
HEADQUARTERS PRovOsT- NJ ARSHAL s OFFICE,
Mansfield, o., Aug. %, 1868.
A reward of TEN liOlLARS will be paid to any per-
"A for the apprch' nsOn and delivery of n DE
-ERTER FROM THE ARMY to the Provost Marshal at
Mansfield, to the equity PrOvst- Maj shas Car
dingtOn, Marion, Delaware, MarysvilIe, together
with the expense necessarily incurred in his delivery
All soldiers, including officers absent from the army
without leave, will be treated as deSerters.
In pursuance of this let every man who loves his
country institutions stand by the Government
aid Marshas in returning the army desert
who have sworn allegiance and duty to the public
service. WILLIAM SKUNK,
sep4estf Capt. & Provost Marshal slh Dis Ohio.
am KEGS best brand Wheeling Na,ls Just received
lOO and for sale at the lowest market rate by
JnuIJ 1852 o. G. CHAM EERLAIN
T1xTRA SUGAR cURFD CANvAssED HAMS, just re-
Nv ceved and for sale by
W. s. LITTLE,
Sept GO. Opposite the American House.
Axes Axes
YTST received another lot OF superior Axes, among
u which may be found the following patterns;
Western pattern, Ohio pattern,
Yankee Dayton heavy poll
Western Silver Steel Bows Axes, 2 70 8 lbs.
Jan, 10 @. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Fine Cutlery
w. p. REID,

ATT RNEY AT LAW.
IT ILL practice Law n Delaware, Morrow
wv U non and adjoining countless.
Office one door south of the Pubic Buildings, Wes
side of Sandusky Street, Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware. o. Mar. 1. '61-f
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Imperial French Green,

lust received, 2 cases the above in oil. Il wi!
stand better than any otter Green Paint IN use and
comes cheaper than Paris Green.
June IL 1861 Q. O, CHAMBERLAIN.
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TTOR SALE at Manufacturer's prices, the Following
Machines:
Hubbard Mower and Reaper
Light Hubbard Mower.
Woods Light Mower.
Fishers Wrought Iron Mower.
Stetson's Reaper and Mower.
Kirby's Reaper and Mower.
Please call and examine before purchasing
u ne IL IS62-3ms C. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

CIR. WALKER, General Agent.
Buffalo, n. Y, and Fort Erie, c. W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

FIHE subscriber having the Agency for the sale of
this very desirable article in the counties Of Della
and Union, begs to call the attention of farmers
its superior 1t has stood the test Of the
verest scrutiny, and by the general verdict of the
public declared the hest article of the kind in
Persons wishing Evap0Tator VIII of course under
stand the economy of purchasing the best be found
and this the very article is without rival for
efficiency. and will commend Itself to all judges of
what EvaporatOr should be what it should be
pable of performing. Apply to
A L PARKER.
Aug % '63-f Delaware, o.
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Mulay MIL Saws.

YUST received lot of the above Saws. Ais
d lots of Butting Drag Saws for Saving Wood By
Horse Power.
Jan 10. c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
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e. HEADQUARTERS COMPANY B. II. G. G-l
Regiment, o. Y Camp at Beverly, Va
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

Prepare from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

4 m KEGS best brand Wheeling Na,s Just received
lOO and for sale at the lowest market rate by
JnulJ 1852 q. G. CHAM EERIAIN
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ADJUSTMENTS,

WASHINGTON THEATER THIS (Wedues-
" day EVENING, Grand Gals Insugura ton
Night OF Jane EngEsh's entire famous company
ana the select Midsummer Entertainments.
Wednesday evening, July lie. the gre at Partisan
Troupe 81. Denis, composed of the finest and most
talented artists in the world, and the only exist
lng rivals of the Gabriel and Fran co.'s aavel
1 IroUpe, who are in this country but few mouths,
and during that time have only appeared at Laura
keerefs Thester, New York. and who, this eve
ring, make their debut be fore Washington au-
dlence. First appearance of the young graceful
and beauti full Rosita, Queen of the Corde Volante
who will appear in her Fearful Feats in Mid Air
presenting most startling exhi ibitiou of courage
and address not only dancing with the same esse
on the floor but performing many feats of mus
cuisr power, Vaultipg and Somersaulting. The
remarkable powers OF this fascinating girl are
marked by 3 degree of style grace and action such
one else has ever maintained, which has
Tight Rope Per rformances. Auguste and Caran, in
their Pantomimic Acts pronounced by the press
and the pI bic to be uDriyalsd by any one, having
drawn crowded and asnionakle houses every nj sht
The performance will commence with the new
par tomime called LA Skillet, Introducing the
company. During the evening, Singing, Dancing,
TS5le&uI. The entertainment concu iiag with
the pan tomime called La Fee Adeline . Princi
pal characters by Auguste, Caran, Mon.evari,
Donetti, Hortense, Louise, Josephine.
AZ mission Balcony Boxes and Orchestra Chairs,
IS cents; Psrquette and Dress Circle, 50 cents;
Parterre, Is cents: Private Boxes S. No extra
charge for secured seats.
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FIRES IN THE EIGHTH WARD

Aoont half-past :, the fire-bells announced
that tile WORK OF devastation was proceeding
III the Seventh ward. The scene OF destruc-
tiCn, IN TINS instance, was Oak street, where a
barber shop owned By q colored man. was
hled. and the furniture and contents DESTROY
ed liquor store on the opposite side was
also hred, but In both cases the local fire COM
paplCs, who rapidly appeared on the scene
prevented the spread of the eonfagratiou
Later
TIE Gll1TARS COMMAND TURNED OVER TO
MAJOR GENERAL sANDFoEo
a. IL O'Clock in the evening. after another
cons Sultaton among the military and civil au-
thoilIss. 4 was thought best that the com
mano OF the entire forces should be given 10
MAJOR General Sandford, thus putting the re-
spohsihIliiy OF quelling the riot upon the stat
authorltes General Sandford's he;dquarters
are itt The Thirty fifth street arsenal.
THE FORCES IN HAND
The forces now in hand are considered an,DI /,
10 check the progress OF any mob that may now
atttmpt TO start In addition TO the two thousand
HgHl;r pollcemen, several hundred specials
were sworn in last evening, and this morning
Tie number viii be augmented 10 thousands
lhey are elias sed into divisions, and measures
nave been taken 10 concentrate them speedily
a. amy point where their services NAV be most
required. About GOO military, including two
companies OF regulars, are AT the Thirty fifth
street arsenal. Two companies OF regulars
1ft IN 7 QTt Hamilton. under Lieutenants Wood
ana Penny, and two companies of the Invalid
corps OF newark, New Jersey, are quaTtered
IN lAe ponce building in Mulberry street A
battery OF regular artillery and two companies
OF cavalry regulars have arrived in the city
also, and two regiments of regulars are eS-
pccted this morning. and will probably arrive
ia lie city before 1U m. The eth and 1lst resi-
mfht almorIes are filled with men, and there
n.ed now be no apprehensions as 10 the sltety
OF tho CITY.
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Address OF General Lee 10 the n ebcIS-Aa
ACKNOWLEDGING m rnt OF Defeat

The following general order of General r.
L. Lee 10 the rebel army, ISSUED from Hagers-
town, ON Saturday, was found when General
Fitzpatrick entered Frederick on Sunday mora-
ing:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF NORTHERN VIH
GINA, July l1.-Geaeraf orders No. I6-After
the long and trying marches, endured with the
tortltude that has ever characterized the SOL
have penetrated TO The country of our enemies
and recalled to the defenses OF their own soil
those who Were engaged im the invasion of
ours. \ on nave fought fierce and sanggI-
nary battle, which If not attended with the
success that has hitherto crowned our efforts
was marked by the same heroic spirit that has
commanded the respect of your enemies, the
gratitude OF your country, and the admiration
OF mankind.
Once more you are called upon to meet the
enemy, from whom you have torn, on SO many
fields, name that will never die. Once more
the eyes of your countrymen are turned on you
and again do wives and sisters, fathers and
mothers, and helpless children lean for defense
on your strong arms and brave hearts Let
every soldier remember that on his courage
and fidelity depends all that makes life worth
having, the freedom of his country, the honor
OF his people and the security of his home Let
each heart grow strong in the remembrance of
our glorious past, and the thought of the in
estLmable blessings for which we contend: and
invoking the assistance OF that Power which
mas so signally blessed our former efforts, let
Us go forth in confidence to secure the peace
and safety of our country. Soldiers, your old
enemy lie before you. " in from honor worthy
OF your righteous cause. worthy of your COM
rades, dead on so many illustrious fields.
r. L. LEE, General Commanding.
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Alto NAL AN.

NAfEO NAL LOAN.
The Secretary of the Treasury having extended
to the
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT
the privilege of conversion, shall continue until
that date to furnish
THl NEW
SIX PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE.
Or after i've years. at the option Of the government
These Bonds are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now in the market.
BEING SOLD AT PAR
and yielding
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
IN GOLD,
Equivalent at present price of coin to
Nine per Cent. in Currency.
They offera
SECURE AND PROFITABLE MODE OF IN
SyEsTMENT.
For fge small sums,
THE 10 UPON BONDS
are issued in
S5Ds, S.G''s SsN0's, and Sl,a00s.
and the
ISrERED BONDS IN
S50's, zoos, S5O0's, 81 ,0t0's, and S5,no0's.
Persons desiring furt her information concerning
the loan procure, upon application at
counter, by mail, circulars answering all
questions that may arise.
Jay COOKE d CO., Bankers.
jy 452 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-15

on stesner amer MANHATFAN e viii fna '0,J-ss.a' aW
commence her ronte, from Phiia. -Ee4lnAMsN
deIphia to Cape May, on SATUR- -sszsE7s..zzD
DAY nth inst. and continue running on alternate
days during the bathing season. The Manhattan
il the largest and most convenient boat on the
rcute to Can May. having abeut City state rooms,
ard every accommodation that passengers can
desire Passengers leaving Baltimore in the $50
CsstIe, 5e 22-2wt
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DRoPosALs FOR hay, STRAW, AND GRAINS

ASSISTANT QuARFERMAsgER's OFFIcE,
Forage DtpoT.Hieat, Cor. u and 2ld streets, ,
WASHINGToN ID. c., April l6. 1858
WnITTES PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
Hay, STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use es
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or At any OF the Government wharves in this city
Ibe proposals to be addressed to the under
signed, and they should state the quantity of
each article offered also the prize and the date
delivery.
Proposals will be received for Eve thousand
50GD) bushels of Corn Oats and fifty 1907 tons Of
bs 81 tbs To- enn1r,c, os G ,os
less amount
All grain to be put up in good sacks, OF about two
~ bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
eoet of the cntracter.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baed,
All Grain and Hay offered to be su bject to . rigid
inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders the interests OF
The service may require. Good security will be
required for the faithful fuliment any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made at the completion OF the
contract. Z. L. Brown,
ap I7-Sm Captain and A. q. NJ U. 8. A.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

VIZ GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In Store, and are daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior In style to anything heretofore
- Tered in this market
We invite citizsns generally to csll and examine
our stock of GAS and, WATER FIXTURES. feelns
confident that We have the best selected stock In
Wsshiugtop
~ All Work In the above line intrusted TO ous
ssfe will be promptly attended to.
msrs-H MYERS c McGHAN, 376 street.
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Erani Europe.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Persia. from
Liverpool ON the 4th instant, has arrived
1t is asserted that Russia will xceept the
proposition of the three Powers relative TO
Poland.
Mr. Lindsay writes to the Times that ne will
in the House of Commons confirm Mr. Rec
bucks statement of an interview with Nape-
leon, Notwithstanding off, cial denialss
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DKoposALs FoK WOOD AND COAL.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, June "a. 1859,
SEtIRB PROPOSALS will be received by the under
signed unit Il O'Clock M. on Wednesday, the 9Th
day o: July, for fur aishing for the use cf this
Department
$50 tons s2s4o lbs. to the tom of the best White
Ash Goa, furnace size
o. tons Red Ash same size. ana
Parties win be at liberty to bid for the Wood
and their bids will be considered accordingly.
Satisfactory arrau genents must be maae to Sc
cure to the Government full weight and nae asure
:, The Wood is to be corded and meas ured upon
pieces and the other half into two, and all to be
The Coal is to be slowed away in the vaults
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
loyalty OF the parties.
ax GoH such as is desired can be seen
psymsnts viii be promptly msde after the de-
Proposals should be addressed TO the under
nag, nngned, and endorsed Proposals for nv Mood and
je a-d Disbursing Clerk. Post once Department.
EThe time for receiving the above proposals.
viii be e1tt nded to the e,th OF July. Jy I'd
DROPOsALs FOR MEDICINES. -sesled pro
Il pOsa will be received by the undersigned
until three O'Clock z. nj. on Saturday, the 18TH
With the may ss oy ha
year ending June yitb. 1864. The Medicines must
and # not spproSed BY the Ph1seisn ia 10 the
Asylum to be rejected.
Bidders obtain NJ the Asylum list Of the
articles usually required.
w. G.. H NEWMAN
JOB MCDEVITT.
jy II dtd Commissioners Washington Asylum
ID MAYORS OFFICE. July q 1853
j EOPOSALS viii be receiv ed st this Office unit
l2 o'clock SATURDAY, the 18th iE slant, for
grading and grayelng south G street. from Sd to
9th street west The gravel to be of quality to he
approved by the Commissioner and Assistant The
gravel to be nine inches in the center taHering to
ur inches at the gutter line; To be well rake of
stones of an improper size, and to be well rolled
with heavy roller,
BIDDERS will state the price per cubc yard for
gTadips and square yard for sraveliug.
No part OF the appropriation viii be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate of the Com
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that tt e
work has been properly executed
JAMES H. BIRCH,
Commissi sner of seventh Ward.
WILLIAM WISE.
WILLIAM j. AIKEN,
fya-t Assistant Commissioners.
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7 BRUCE & CO., CLoTHIERs,
'. jy u 464 Seventh street
Ito, H0t FOR SMITHS, 400 Seventh street,
III thecheapest Clothing House in the city jyH
ID BARGAINS, in Men % and Boys, Clothing at j
ID BRUCE 4 co. q, 464 Seventh street. JyI4
CLOTHING FOR ALL, at j BRUCE co =
" AGA Seventh street, just below Sm this, !yl
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EOR SALE-The contents of the livery and hiring
II stables known as Smiths Stables sit ~
uated on 18th street, near Pa. avenue, con- .l-N
sisting of Carriage, Buggy and SaddlsAA
Horses. Close Panel and Open Carriages, Top Bug
eies. Baggage wagons together with good as
sortment of Double and Single Harness, Saddles,
Brides and other things necessary to complete a
good outfit for the above business Any person
wishing to engage in lucrative business will do
we'll to call and examine thu stock. If disposed
OF a. private sale earlier, they will be exposed at
public auction the lst day of August next at 10
.. m. To good tenant, the stables viii be let on
reasonab terms. The stand is of forty years du-
te @1tIugls - HANLY & BROWN.
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u U X o Il A II 0 7 L i.
f. Coynsr PsHnsy3raIia at: and Eiertnth st.,
WASHiSGTos CITY, D.. G..
Strangers, Sojourners. and Residents VEsAy
will ind every convenience and facility kk.kH III
for comfort at this Hotel. 1t is admirably con-
Quoted upon the celebrated
EUROPEAN PLAN.
the guests and patrons paying for only what they
ch oose to purchase.
II il located in the very business centre of the
city, approachoble by Street Passenger Cars, with
placer of Public Amusement. of Business, the De-
partments and Capitol and every place of interest
in the city of Wash ington or Georgetown.
, The BAR is tu pplied with CHOICE Liquors and
brands and yntages.
To sum up-this Rotel presents Inducements of a
their favor and patronage.
p ENRICH, pean Hotel,
jy s-lm Corner Pa av. and IIth st.
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Mxh CRYSTAL SPRING. .HES,@
4R5 COACHES FOR El$E1&
ChYsTAL SPRING AN d THE RACE COURSE

The undersigned will run coach for the above
places, making two trips day Except Sunday,
when there will be three leaving National Hotel
!th street M s ana Penn. avenue At u and O'Clock
the Metropolitan, Turner & c.. No. 2sl Penn
avenue, Kirkaood and Wizards Hotels. Return
and O'Clock. Fare-Round trip, Is cents; each
way 50 cents; children half price. For further in.
form alton call at 2e1 Pa avenue.
te 30 lm' Il. FERGUSON. Pro'r of Stages.
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DENTISTRY.

q, DIR. LOCKWOOD,
SCRGE0 DENTIST, WASHINGTON Bni7diag,
rerasr Pa. arssss dad Segtath St.--Teeth seS.A
Inserted on Vuicanized Ru bier, . cheap 80
and improved plan. Also, Gold andQIT1YFYY
Silver Plates atsde in superior style.
Teeth extracted without pain. ap H-4-T
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AUG. JOHNSON L CO.
Hay is-tf

ID WAR MAPS
i HILP & SOLOMONs, Army Station ers, 331
Penn ayenus, have for safe large assortment Of
War Maps. amongst which are
Sest of ar in d a. ylAnd and Pennsylyania,
Potomac,
Ide!ds MAP Of virginia,
" Richmond and vicinity,
:" +" Harbor and St. Helena
Sound,
Niiitsry and r. r. Map Southern States,
Coast Survey Maps OF East and West rginia,
Csiton Map of Vir giniK and Maryland,
ssat OF War in the West, showing the Mississippi
caEes. sheets, and mounted on canvas. je Is
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PROPOSALS. FOR HATS, CAPS, SHOES, DRY
GOODS, sc.

HEADQUARTERS DRPtRTuFNT OF WASHINGTON
CFtce Of CHEZ lndrteTm Ister, .F"ly ]. 1853.
Written proposals Are in vited for furnishing for
this Depar lment to be delivered in this cIty the
following articles, suita for clothing band
m men wufNsA. AT d al ildren
Russell Brogsns. and other serviceable Shoes,
for men. omen, and children's wear
Chip, felt, and woolen Hats, and cleth Caps.
Re'dy- ma le hickory and check Shirts, and Den
ham Over ais
kerseys, linseys. gin CHAINS, blankets, and other
WoGlen and Cotton Goods
Samples should be sent with each bid, at the ex
pe nfe OF the party forwarding the same
No bids Will be entertained unless IS tisfactory
evidence can be furnished of the reliability auo
loyalty of the bidder
contracts awarded as the interests of the service
may require.
Good security will be required fer the faith ful
fulhllment of any contract made under this adver-
tisement
Proposals should he addressed to the under
signed and indo -sed Proposals for furnishing
Dry 900 de- &c. ELIAS Nj. GREENE
Lieutenant Colonel Chief Quar- .ermaster,
fY Osnarfmsnt nf Mash inatnn
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~ McCORKELL d co.'s
4A ALONDONDERRY NEW YORK, PHIL
AnEJ pHJA AND RATTIMDRE

~ McCORKELL d co.'s
ADfhASokk1kAr pAokkr AMR sHifs, SsAL11hoHE
Sailing regularly from Londonderry. Offer un-
usual inducements for parties in this country de-
siringto secure passage for their friends from the
The splendid Al British ship "MINNEHAHA,n
2,000 tons. CAPT. Meg RATH, will sail from London.
derry for New York, between the 18th aud 3'th OF
July Early application for tickets is necessary,
the emigration to this country from Ireland new
in New York or Phiisdelphis.. win be brought
rhuIuss rivsl st 70 Very small additional charge
n B,-The fine Al British ship "sfRADACO-
Ma of the same line, will sail from Londonderry
for Philadelphia, about the na same % time o-a.ts
remislahces KNoX Co. 4.Ia5 Smiths wharf.
1ss-sw Baltimore, Nd
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri;
/ ber has obtained from the Orphans, Court oil
washington county in the District OF Columbis.
letters OF son the personal estate Of
Thomas Hughes, late of Washington city, y y,
deceased All persons having claims aeiRst ne
said deceased are hereby warned 70 o
on before the 10th day OF June ne3i tAsy ia ~
otherwise by law be excluded from al osneht OF
the said estate Given under my hsnd tais ioth
day Of June. a. d. 1868. JNo. d,9in;.trstor p
JOURNAL OFIA REsIDENCEoN 4 GEORGIAN
j Plantation in 1885 1899 BY Frances Anne
aemsir Of the Life and Chsrsctsr Of the late
T5se ErsnshSzisn By Tassis rasNoK fafIoR
THIS Is TO NOTIFY sUTLERs or TIL
.sS,s, ,ninx TO suffers. OHARLEs SLACK.
Corner OF John and Cathedral Es
/ mar A-sms Baltimore, Nd.