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Marshal's Sale.

Ths United stsics uaras bsFrsis e. whisky.
TATOEmArl No %. District t1uri 81 the Uaiiea
4 esat.s flr the Midfi8 District 81 foanesIee
Ia oheiience o. al ordef ei sad l1lrt, mtia "a
ne afh nd y ~ November is6J, ! viii ALE a. iAs
~. o-hosss frmariv cecupcd by a. 3. Uancan
~ "a tha IN dag % FetraaEf, lsrt, atfut.ic sae-
ilas q tho raeet hdter fr cash "a hsai ne lhcVt
rfsa1srtF. Said s1la 90 comueaas as 10 c'1lock "a
rs uorniug 81 $40 daT.
ER GLAsoOCK,
Esbe-2os 9, HsFshzi ios sid DEirial
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ing to the United States.
CHEZ QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, January 3, 1864.
ClEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office till Monday, February 20, 1854, at ~
O'Clock NJ, for the purchase Of ali HORSES and
MULES that may die be killed at this Depot
V thin the next twelve months succeeding the date
Of the C Mt act
The bodies Of the animals viii be delivered daily,
ct any point withil the limits Of this city that
may be agreed upon, to be conveyed from thence
BY tho contractor to a sufficient distance from the
limits Of lhs city, will prevent their becoming a
nuisance 20 the citizens thereof
Bi deVs will state the amount 10 be paid per AMI
nal, and will give their fall name and post Office
address.
Payn ent required at the end Of each month an
oath Of allegiance must accom- any each proposition.
Bonds ia the sum Of one thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and two guarantees, will be re-
quired Of tie successol bidder upon sigaing the
tract.
Proposals must be plainly marked. 81 Proposals
for cad Horses and Miles,, and be addressed 10 the
undeTsigned. By order Of
LIEUT.-CoL. J. L. DONALDSON.
c. q. IRWIN, Capt. and A. Q. 81.
Jan G9-30t
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The Legislature of Wisconsin has or
Sered the Governors message to be
printed In the German, Norwegian, Irish,
Welsh, Holland and Bohemian Ian
euages.
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" O. gHAEEE,
CcFk Hospital No. ~
Marrhai's Sale.

he Uniisd States II boxes containing goodi.
wares ard msrchsndizs Of witch boxes contlin
shoea shirts. boots aad shoes. 4 bats. kuap-
atcka and h1Foralcia. and domestic AM oiler a.
tcleI.
INDIGNATION SO. -. nistricf co1rf of ne tui-
Il I'D states or TIE Eiidle District cf 4ennessee.
10 ahadlclce to an order ef atid court, Enae el ta
9th day of November, 1885, sd SOL ne fals pro-
porty flr cash iu hand the li1ha1t 1li1tfs az ne
store house formerly oCcupiel b. a. j Lurcsn a Cos
ca lhe On day Of Msreh lsdf SAID sale 90 eeuulsnle
az 10 O'Clock % DO uQrliEs 81 AZ ltI-
r ~ oLlslnla.
Fsb T-g8t O. 8 Marshal Or 1ald ulisl-f.
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Hale snd hearty cOnsoripis who get
exempted on the ground Of weakness
IN the SPINE" NAV be said TO be adopts
10 the game Of backgammon.
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Adelina Patti has re-appesred in Paris
n somuambnle," with her usual sue
cess. The Emperor and Empress at
tended.
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Marahapu Sale.

q whisky.
TEFORMATIoN No. ., District Court Of the GATED
l. Stats f1r the Middle D'strict Of tennessee
II obedience 20 order q said Court made IN sid
Gauss, on the 9th day 81 November, 1868, on the 2th
day 0f SebTuEry, 1854 az tbs store house formerly
occupied By &. J. Duncan 4 Co., I wiil sell the said
property for cash in hand, 60 the hiehesl bidder.
&. 4. Gl.ASC0Ck,
Feb 6-20 Z. s. Earah1 for said District.
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. IS, 1864
corras5ondence or tho Union.
The z9Lh PennsTIvarIa q e -erIlstea
CAMP NEAR CHATTANOOGA
Feb. IL 1854.

Feb. il, 1864
Editors Of tie NaslviHs Union:
The celebrated 79h Regiment Of
Pennsylvania Volunteers, have entered
as veterans, and win in few days re-
turn to their State 70 recruit and reOr-
ganize. They came out with one thou
sand men; they return with two bun
bred and ninety. No regiment in the
Department OF tie Cumberland, is more
justly distinguished for drill, discipline,
or vslor than The @old 79lb." Col. Ham
bright is in charge Of the Brigade-in
his absence from the Regiment, much
credit is due 30 Captain I. D Gompf, Who
is in command, for bis unfiriag efforts
in having the Regiment recruited.
VINDEX.
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The editor Of the Richmond Examiner
IA pugnacious-ho has besa bound IN
5000 fog arsbei Congressman.
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DR.. KINGS DIsPENSARY.
FOR RREvATE DzsEAsEs.

Iyg5s ass Or. KING formerly OF New YORK,
sssts for last yoars Of Louisville, Ey.,
1883 who has devoted MS attention 70
the treatment o. private diseases Tor 80 years. fatters
himself, having attended to practice for 20 many
yozrs, and cured many thousands, he Is enabled
70 cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad trey may be from nludicou8 medical treat
rnent, OF from neglect Of their own. DF. Kings
DEpsnsary fs No. q Deaderck street, between Cher.
rysnd ths Square, second story, WHARF he cusas al
diseases q private nature.
GonOrrhosa cured without nEuseoUs nsdicinsz or
Interference with business.
Structures OF old or recent dats e1sotusy CURED IL
few days, By al operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot he enn;Oyedf
peFbsrS 10 disease causes more mitchell and uRdeFs
mines .he contribution 30 much.
Syphilis, with ell the diseases or the Ekin eroWiDs
cut o. neglect Or bad treatment, can be e1eos1SlJ
cured In few daYs
5,rsisG! W6ak7sss.PsFti gultT 3eltion having bean
Eiyen 70 this dssasa, and al the consequences grew
ing cut Ct st; brought on in many cases By tho de-
Etfuo!ive habits q incorEideTete youths and eIcezz
i've indulgence OF the passions, neglect q which
will undsEias TIA constitution, rendering the sab.
oot uDat for business society, and causing pFeos
tazs old aga.
Females who Easy Be laboIing With any dilcultg
tho WOm5 may Feet eEsUrad o. immediate r..
F5EECBs residing abroad, By writing aud Stating
treir case With fec enclosed, direct to Dr. A. kIiaF
70 q DeadsrIcs Etrsst Nashville, Tenn, 9iIl haFt
she necessary medicines zen. 20 thsIr s3GysSs O5ct
Aoers tFoa S e'e'aos 81 fos morning UrsE r. tas
szEtas ifuig l8--iH aEes~,
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United States of America /:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENYEssEE-No. 43.
NTHEREAS an information was fled in the Dis
w trict Court of the United States for the Mil
die District Of Tennessee, the 18th day Of January
1864, by horace II. Harrison, Esq, who prosecutes
for the United States and Joseph Dln, Surveyor OF
Customs against fifty bales OF cotton, marked as. B.
Co" and al persons lawfully intervening for their
interests therein alleging in substance that said prop
eTty has been seized said district land for
eited for in said Information set forth AMI a.
legged to be true and praying for process TO enforce
the seizure and conscation Of said property and that
all persons concerned IN interest therein may be
cited TO appear the return day OF said process and
interpOse their claims and make their legations.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the m0nition of
sal Court under the seal Of said Court to direct
ed, hereby give public warning to all persons
cerned in interest in said prope y, TO appear before
said Court on the 81 Monday 10 April 1884, at The
Federal Court Room in the capitol al Nashville at 10
O'Clock A. NJ then aad there to interpose their claims
and make known their allegations.
f. X. GLASCOCK,
jan 30-I4t q. S. Marshal Mid. Dist Tenn.
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DOR RENT-A Frame House suitable for small
Il Store. For particulars apply at the odlce Of the
Nashville Wood Company, "a College street, between
Church and Broad, 10
ERNEST II. BENENT, Agt.
XTTANTED by the Nashville Wood Company To-
w 600 Cords of good Ash, Hickory and Maple
Wood, cut OF in the tree, within twenty miles OF
Nashville, delivered on eihsF bank Of the Gambler
land, or in easy hauling distance for which liberal
price will pc paid Inquire al the Office, 81 College
street, between Church AID Broad, Of
ERNEST NJ. BEMENT, Ag't
yETANTED-by the Nashville Wood Company,
w 800 Wood Choppers, 70 whom liberal wages
will be paid, subsistence furnished and protection
papers giyon. Apply 10
ERNEST X. REMENT, Ag't,
"a College St., between Church and Broad.
Ian2In
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DARTIES desiring % have purchases maio iu
Il Cincinnati, can leave the proper papers and
their orders with GRIFFITH, PARSONS & CO.,
COTTON or other Produce Consigned to Us for sale
10 Cincinnati market or 70 be Forwarded 20 Eastern
markets, viii have prompt attention. jan15-lrs.
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United States of America
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESsEE-No. a

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TEGNESEE-NO. 42.
HTHEREAs, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
w the District Court of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee on the 29d day Of
January, 1854, By Horace Il. Harrison, Esq, AttOr
ney OF the United States for sa1 District, who pros
ecutes well behalf Of the United States Of JO
seph 4. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of Customs,
against IS packages Of merchandise, Z box
IS and casks Of empty bottles, boxes
Of boots and cazes Of merchandise, all marked
W. B. Capp," and against II persons lawfully in
tervenIng for their interests therein alleging 10 sub
stance that said goods had been seized in said Dis
trct on land as forfeited, for in said orma
ton set forth and alleged to be true TO wit because
the same were shipped from Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Loaisvi le, Kentucky, to Na=hyle, Tennessee, upon
permit obtained by false representations and with
out any other and further permit Of duly authorized
officer Of the Treasury Department. and praying for
process 10 enforce the seizure and condemnation
thereof, and that all persons concerned in interest
therein might be cited 70 appear on the return day
of said process and interpose their claims aud make
their allegations.
Now, Therefore, Ia pursuance Of the monition Of
said Court, under the seal Of said Court TO d.
rectsd hereby give pablc notice to all persons COLI
oerned in interest in said property, to appear be-
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room in the
Capitol at Nashville, the Sd Monday in april next,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ then and there to nterpose their
claims and make their allegations.
jan16-14t f. R. GLASC0CK,
Marshal Middle Dist. Tenn.
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See Mr.. DIS long advertisement in an
other column in regard to tesching Pho
biography, Writing, and Book keeping.
ian 3I-tf.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Compa1v,

oTyTcs o. E4sHvLLE q CH1TTasooa1 r. r. Co., I
January Is, 1854.
TT Is OgDERED BIZ TIE BOARD or DIRECfoEs,
4 that On Wednesiay, the iTth Fs5ruary, Is6f,
Convention Of she Slockholdsrs q sad Company u
called, for the rurposo Of eiectng fleen Difectors
- serve until The next regular election; aud % trans
act any other baslness that may Be brought before
theConVenson. Tae meeting - b held at the once
Of the Commercial Insurance Company Of this city.
g. n. FOa6.
ianlB-td vlea President n. 3 O. r. r O..
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w@ Chronic Cases

with satisfaction: rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs, Diseases Of the Threat, sweed Joints, Stih
Limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel, DIG
eases Of the Heart and Liver, defamation of the
Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or scrorule, Deaf
ness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Debitated Systems, Dys-
pepsia or Indigest ton, and COnsumption-together
with ali Private Diseases and Diseases Of the Urinary
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VIII be furnished re- a chares 20 soldiers IN or oat
Of the Hospitals, II their bottles or inkstands are
brought At the above hours soLDEzs are taught one
third ess than citizens
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CoLuNBIS, rEsE., Nov. 90 IsaS.
M. J. ". DoLHEAR-DeaF Sir II have boen much
Interested and pleased IN examining your system OF
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems b me
% De both sEiul and faithful and the improvements
Of your pupils IL surprising and rapid beyond any
tang have ever witnessed. shall feel happy n
this testimony &C. your merit shall Lead Others % avail
themselves OF your Instruction On one Of tho most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. JAS II OTET,
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Proposals

For the purchase of DEAD
EIOR5HS and JULES belong
ing to the United States.
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for horss and property lost IN ths Q. 3. service,
collected. Also, 0siosTs' ard soldisFs' Back Psy
Accounts collected.
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BOOMorr s1al,l'S Drug Siors, Cor Clsroh AID ~
Streets. HOURS, Q to II, q. n, y ., p. m, aaa
70 Q e. night
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Allow mo 70 introduce 10 Jon my fgi0nd j. w. Dol.
bear who sits your city Tor the purpose or teach
ing Penmanship and Photography. His reputation
q succesafll teacher ls ven and 90 widely osiab-
ligaed that viii say nothing on that score. only
desire % prescott him as gentleman from whose 90
oety have derived much pleasure dnd proat and As
one whom you have The intelligence b appreciate.
ything you may do 10 further his designs VIII be
gratefully acknowledged b. your friend,
JOIN O.. EDGAR
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~ Night Emissions Cured

10. 81 Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
Isn. l. VII meet with prompt attention.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-22
No Pain attends their operation.
SlMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER Pills

A""ih LuHlADLE LIVER PILLS.
They operate without grplug sckeninr. weakspin, 30
ieANnS tue bowels costive, and there no disas az
liver that lese Pills will not cure il , VI w
II at ALL So specifically IL their operation On H. l
that they have long since received ihe merit If Nv liver et
Headache. N''9 iof SICK
The Ro7. W. c. Robinson, of the Philaislphl. NJ =
Conlerenee, speaks VI them the best pills H. h.s
used besides many others We might refer to, elegantly
sugar costed, 2i cents box or We boxes Tar III pS
ed only by slNStS son, Physicians aud uhemists th
and King streeis, Wilmington Del. -"
500 oy y; y burton Cowgirl Son, Dover: Iammers
W. fouk, Milford Simpson, Camden; dealers aud rtors
Simms' Cholera Syrup,
1or the rapid cure Of Diirihoa Dysentery Crsnps Coli,
Snoleram9rbns, Weakness VI the Bowels Chronic Dsr
rhnea and diseases Of the bowels AS treatment in'
CholerA lntantum and summer diseases Of chiidren
sOWue Is the held Of usefulness Of this reuedy ana 40
numerous are the subjects Of its cures that nearly evar
pa.t o' tne county abound 10 persons publicly known
VINO nave been restored from alarming and even
ate diseases Dsarthoea &C. When once triad NJ s
peflory over all other preparations its Kind il 10 49,
TO escape observation, and when its virtues are knnwn *
publ no longer hesitate what remedy to employ for ia
warm and sutry seasons while many inferior rs,nadta
offered the community have ALLIED and been diAesrs5
rms preparation has gained friends ana sva
trial Only estimates II higher in the favor Of tbe
ahd uniorunate everywhere II has never failed in ain
gle case OF army Diatrhoea IT, cured soldier in Ii
ton Kentucky, who hsd been diseha az IN
1ottie performed this cure; It given 10 him Nv NJ
Phillips OF BrandyWine Hundred il the AdmInstrstan
would use such an article this instead OF ouun niI
here would BE- more able bodied soldiers In the field hsn
here now s II contains opinm at at Price "a eenf
per bottle Sold BY dealers generally Prepared oniv i've
Or ]. SIMMS son, Physicians and Onetnlsts AM .n5
sing Streets Wilmington, Del Sold by D. r. burton snd |
1oWS Son, Dover and dealers usnetallv sep II
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FOR SALE,

-, story Bsiek Dwelling No. 3l3 East Third
HllNN Street between Walnut aud Poplar Sta Il has
liiih two story Back Builipg and all the modern
flka conveniences, is In good luraion and will lie
sold low Apply to CLEMENT i. sMYTII,
No. Hast sd st., between 10 aud I2.o'clock, A. N.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-22
A WALKING SKELETON.
a Some years ago,
DIR. sC1iENCK

A WALKING SKELETON
II Some years ago,
DR. sCIgNCK
was
WALKING SHELTON
about tile streets VI Philadelphia and finally WAS reduri
80 uW thAt lie was unable to move any longer aud was
taken over to New Jersey
There be lay confined to his led and Dr. Thornton said
ms lungs were gone. ANA lie wouli not live a week In
mat low state he heard Of, AMI Obtained. sumo
ROOTS AND HERR,
and made medicine that s0on made rbHpre In his
whole system II expelled all the matter from the lungs
mueus IRON the stomach. started the liver and ia tlt
expelled All The morbid matter ir. m the systen.
HIS APPETITE
began 10 Improve aud II was with dincuy he could be
prevented nom eating too much lie took the most nonr
lshihg food, aud IN short time, he began to
IMPROVE RAPIDLY,
h0w he is great hearty man. weighing over two hum
dred aud twenty pounds His
PuLMONlC Sihup,
SEA WEED TONIC. and
MANDRAKE PILLS,
are cnnpost Similar to the medicine that cured him
lie Is now Travelling from one city To another seeing
patients aud administering his medicines and il is said
he will take person In the
LAST STAGES Of CONSUMPTION,
and in Few weeks thuy ara about in toarabl, ,ood
health HIS medicines change the whole sysien, an 4 fbt
patent soon begns to have
GOOD APPETITE
As The food nourishes the system he finds that he cong
m.thy Nature ovrrpowers his disease, lie get, we'll
This Is the great feature Of
DIR. sCHENCK's MEDICINES;
they make new matter blood, aud bv keep'n. the
dlgesfive organs healthy, disease must he expelled
Read his advertisement, In another column
dee ll,tf
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-22
TsEE FARMERS MUTU Al FIRE
insurance Company of the
State of Della wa re u

lORalsAL Alilt CHEsK, &c1
4A' 1upsny continues to oner To the people Of Della.
ware is superior advantages VI Insurance against loss
risks 80 i- '''"e
4he thtuuon Is commenced by over 20 years expert.
me 10 aul attention To tbs subi Mutua Insurance
toslu4 h7 hst 20 Introduce the prncp into our state
~ tsason d" which, IL il believed tie Managers have
srsn eusbod no To adjust and discriminate eiwesu the
Hef9nt varieties of property to render the sinber
sup .n'hs lie most equitable 10 character N the nauyr
Vus lusnrAnre companies Presented % the public
IL Taxes credit 10 itself that its hi ses "a
peea So prompt aud liberal that In % ye1rs In siuess and
.osses mug oYss OOho, not single ease OF itrs
tpn -s occurred aud scarcely vii put entr. fis
faction to The parties insured.
L'oaips more 90 th- safety than the nulh.r and
mount H ". fi7Ss IT has declined Hundreds Of Tho,
sauu7 ~ i"ues Hf lusurlnfe either "a recurring to,
hIeat an tmonat Ia single Iiss or as Offering unnt nh
"a nsutahee i1r Tue character uf The Institution
Ia tus III inner n is conceived il htt the 49, ,
ost rsst ~ of insurances In the apeni
ny eiA Millions of Dollars Of ANY other Coinnany
Within rea .ouahe range. w e'"p"u9
As eFidelsrai ill no raiy teiueei li,a rat, f
nsui4ner' 80 s4 iimss moderate, une. ia ID dnrn, ~
sast smo years. inii u rreunts aus "a c,r tnd ~
Stov'' f. se'nniy against sy assssuiru un t n l.,sif
"H'h -um 10 ine srttf, Germ, all. ~
u,ihee' ii' o each member Row bsin issusI viii
~ p'9lt lu'eftst i1 tlem ttem Jauarg lg,s n III,
deduction. ~ ''-N'1e @stAi Aflhp
IL e9mnl7neei the year lsi. with real protson J.,
INT community .n Deposit Nais, 1T i'O'ss9m 10 10
surplus tuhl s-ouuuU
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5000 Buffalo Robes.

Valuable Wood-leave for ssIa
f .u XXX H 9 ACRES Of Bla'E OAK T1ls,
IL .sii ~ nifk and sta'es; . miles from tasi
t ~ ihr DsayaFe Rail Road FELTON, II i" asiace
20 ~ very choice tract Of Woodland Tho considered
lnaf SIT ~ ~ "lp'y 10 H. RlDGELY '
Dover, Delaware
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New and Original.
A Home boarding School


Por Masters and Aisses under tigsius years of ace.
VllE subscriber VIII open CHEsNUT GROVE cor
TAub his late family rasdenea IS an Institute lar
Masters aud Misses under the Of an az
pereneed ienala who was 10 my employ an nurss more
than twenty years since, and nom that time has been
private families
Dsistes and Gymnastics, IN other Words proDn,
o9l anu plenty OF exercise, both in and out Of doors
vi" reserve tns special attention Of the managers thereby
making II 10th health and educational lnstitutiou
Care VIII be used not g. excite ths mental and int
eeual iaeules 10 the injury Of thr physical system
SCHOOL, for all and particularly those feeble consti
uunhH The entire building viii be appropriated exclu
sVeiy for the use of the children and TEACHERS Their
food viii he furnished from the proprietnrs family table
in the Institution known rs "TilE LIVING HOME ron
SICK OK WILL"
The government will he mild and general In its char.
Acer while all the rules necessary for the proper
meni OF the pupils viii be strictly enforced.
be sch9ni will open on the sixth Of APRIL ls63 and
pupils Will he received any time tlerua liter and to
Any length u time not les than tour weeks.
hoard anu tuition y 20 per week. Books washing &c
extra For further particulars address,
mar 20 DR.. d. a. BROWN, Wilmington Del
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NE sh9crioer viii isitr destruction in ths -,
iln-uisr, iu private At tho IL. deps.s 's "sfhan
4 p,i.g ~. sefNiees y terms VIII be =
H. 'a"S y made l9r-on4 D. or by n1is eieJ
Delaware. '7 '.tis: Wilmington
tim 10 JOHN KUCnER
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g-.,-1.,,. - ; ~ ITIH7ll3lI-IEasE SHARPE,
9es'7'Alg ana Ilea-urer-lioHgkr McCABs NJ D.
DbEsk,a}'TONA.

I'll Wilson, BrindyWiAe lid Iam-s Delapl,ip cbr.,,
Aas ii- james Mel5- samuel barr H. 4. Slot,enbns,
ani "a, a9Aps llnlnr'pn id Robert MrCab, h III
iss4 hii '"hh IL Williamson, White Clay Greek III
oeoi4i ganyitr' New Castle ild Curtis H. ilhson psn.
eAler ma john e.. CLARK, lied iiuu I'd; VIM sp,,J
sMylhai Jtmei u. bufnhnat, St. teolge. IA. Oh XIX
=; fl-'nlEs. ierr ctu-ey. Milford; Henry r.a Dover
AuINIs-Aa we'll s,,-. t...t vf,. d., .,,.t-...ga. .
ance n- dues OF n pinhsr. '4''''"1' i'' lhsur
c. III, WILSON, bmady~ne ma. Robert MtCaie. MIL
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