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A. N q greet rDsssry> y - psvssacs fos@e.sSy
Fsasupsu, who sems " rroduces oootrAry infu-
ence IN ,has n bs Predecessor. Mr.. Ca.ss's lNsi
cs v,sts 10 " an sreet scnt price sky high, and
csne near producing panic. But Mr..
Fsssurpys eSerdsss no rioh bsneful influence.
n. h.s shown b,msf In wsr streci, and It's
-hrc~ deDi,eus n ONE iusiin-Siv,ly r~esni,cl
HE c,pac'y anil roo.i ssn~. They quickly learunl
thst he waa not oommat~l 10 snv sb-
sird fn'neisj eroschs,s md VA roth willing
,rt anxious n psSe BIS hnsn ISL pr J
In lns with the great ici-tre~ iu,crc-.s OF the
cvunLr, A. tr IS IL can lie dons. lie wants
money, ard IL ~.ll'ng to secrr, 4 en- tims i'iat
vail not aetanlr and Inrniyys comucre u ~v
a. sovcrri thAl he pot incl ned 70 drs rifn sts
too much IN favor u ne 'pot banks" snd us
snd other tnovetge, sui yrccs 1 All Kinds
down. Cod te fallen o"us defet y snce Non
DAY, and pru,siors o, OIL k,Ls s'e nr's'h coegi@r
With u the al fort, -csgh hours hour has isiicu
one dollar hAre, PORK tour dolists and ~ eat
ten per cent. An other ,omnsu ties have deci nod
"a proportion. AID with few yo,d Cu'on v.ctor 80
prices viii isl far Low ~. 1bsvllh. good news 'or
AZ glasses q our uiiiys-ls ard hustr.tes Ne va e
% common -seus. .,un;p -rs,ou 81 orr fn.u 90.
TIE w,h1raws ~ iAa 'halanees" from e, IA
tonsj n, nh. raj al-o oon,r b.i,"l n ne c. J. Q
- l-,cts- aud p0s,. nN tnc-r r.tiut"i' cni-
poy,d sher means loans - pod .e -pectanpe 3,
whose operations ram up soii, fo.S coa-
k-., pork. and al roris Ut comn,-i les
to tie erorbtant rates 81 Ae li't
tw weess. u Secretary Fys.vtbEs Niu o-'- CON
bnus Ills good WORK, and clear ,hc C1sorn iI,ls'
| Of III h.ry'c- WHO no. ouly Gcece or mcr'b'u''
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srnAsdrrv sncuSh. Wall street ssems to b. the
sly plsns that stscrds the rebei invss,un with
siythins IKE reason end discretion. Tbs, usually
nnt,s locality sesns 70 take matters remarkably
COL. 1t IA The only place whsrs Abe reed huMer
~'snt Po,osnsc 10 estimated ~ it's real value.
C1ere may be- and probably ia q greet deal Of
Nham" In W u street, but tho,e Is no place In the
ta'ted States whero shairs are moro swiAly
Sseaed' Bas II must 10 confessed
a." wall street hsi its weaknesses and
sooys ex'i1'nent aud population. Is character in
sS rsspes Is 50 we'll known. that equaniraity
snd~ Tho exciting inraxon news 10 sous.hina
voDds'ful and cannot b accounted IA by its an.
s'sihy to AhAms A. . sham that produces tenn
1s.ry sxcisemsna A41Hsn ssssa u ofssu a.
.,"d I. . r..hsN snd'S VHpspos more prOht.
sas 70 ns knowing orca. This shssucs
c@eran' y Val. ana MA aeSars b
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APi.GyaI. NOTICES.


g,att's -. n" Double strength nc
N14n1 GN-urs'ism ~ Ne 'n.-' Nniti 10 ioiil' ~
utaia. - tii.sx. sut rnCI'u, .lNpl's, ioei =
,4a t, I lever turt. Nt rNtt -. ~ q .'fe'N ~
iNc HOOD inc'rurih 00Hp''iIta. deNihir Nv ="
DUES ir. irit no comm ~ ore ~, -Ie NOS 'cs-
la %, t4ftu rs tls "a -. l.t.s va Al Z : y
b D.. n 81 NJ DO sufri 1. une.rcs ~ cr"s ~ ne
i~ s.rft.. r'-ss tvf O. gtu mot ,-ltHtrh cure
Al, E ~ ..ttrn cen q tcW h,d bi nioh'ine ~ 'h'h
In b. J.uAute ntth 10 aitc. 'ioiJ tne c.llat yer
b. 90 o. str tr- o. u.s. Tir ~. r. 10 -clt ONLY ~
tie pfuctpfl pcpsi 80 rani 81. =. ~.-'iiNN't
~ tttIf. H. 49, \. H. ..,if t"i'ln I'll, o. ana
tr,t,e - o. ~, ttr- iAi' u Ia. btV gro nod =
~ iss ana oticrss ~ ,s &c ~ Do''e- MA. q. %
uDIts -
IA ..,Y..Iu r,..t.e b., csu Hon AL ne
Bfl-k 30 e.. io,. 70 .ilh. "a ash ~ incn-e me-"
ir.s vsy tT.aAr evening" a. -, bossif' a. ~
.I.I ptIf.g4.AlH.
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ny ~ arrival Il the AustrsL.san NJ this rpft
~, ortisy afternoon, we have tiles Of EnglGh pa
! re to the second 81 July. II Is announced tbas
os.il,tes bsve as..n cclnm.nccd between the Ger
! ans and the Danes. The arm,sticc expired on
tsairdAy ~ mdnieht. aud the Peace Con'crcncs
J. wing sdjouroed without eNeotnc a settlement Of
the difficulties the frlssians opened ore uppa the
SJ,nd o. Alscn ou sunny u,orn.pg a. Sin O'Clock,
90 determined TO o-e no sisaniage by delay.
'cat rrussan sorcce took possession @. the islsad
>7,.hcr, much opposition. IS thers were military
o. Tculi e. TO overcome, and de Danes could rnaks
>aiy SHOW OF defense. ~ this taovs, which
s,n not with pro,rie'y bs called COM
mot, tie Germans become Iasstsr
~ the whole # seS,eswiS. II IL rumorcd that their
eS, poin, Of stack viii be she Island Of Eunen.
D. s hatt,y probable that II VIII yield ~ eas,,y ~
<Isen. 90 TIE Danes are strongly enucnched thue
s,d will makss vigorous rean,nce. Tie policy
~ Engisud relative 10 Denmark 10 sill undecided
. nd from present indacssions W iefnito conclusion
ain te aimed At until the Allies have dane AZ shs
sissh.sf In their power. The scntrens Of hs
jIoisc Of Commons seems to DO tha, TIE ndcpend.
snce n Dsurnsxk and he posse~ion Of The king.
smp on lie tnrms aisvsdy pruposc. ~ The neutral
lovsrA ought 10 10 ouArsptso.i bus ~ - nc
ssion has been taken. Foreign Affairs, on ths
whole wear highly Interesting aspect aud secu
- srsngthen The opinion tbst general EWopsAs
erar 's imulinens urisas England chnoecs 70 sdop
&c I'D and tavorile moshod u shackls ont sod
asvins her Danish allies IN The i,,reh.
The hfe oil tho AsSams suu sngrossea . Int &,
eaars Of the public suenIoa over Tho water. Tb,
ahsrses o. inhumsni'y AMI cruelty on ths para 0
ltptan WueLOw arc preAty sonerAIlv xienie.i
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Auction NOTICES.

ArCTNN NO11CF-FOR SALE O.
n nj reisiL a. tie lsrse AVtion >.ose, 90
hudson y. ooSBar VI Canal lot o. rod ca
90. s,to firniinrc OF Z Kinds t-dii,s
trntca<cs, dr..s. c0uifrfs sforery hatutee
a,ors. &C.. aeo Gle billiard table Anu one N
able
~ DOUGHTY, AUCTlONEtG.
We ia tsy, a. 10 =. ns'.'r
Ns-.su off, o. auolM ssog tzrert 81 hof rnni
tue caiys a s,'-s- thsl-s. bure1ns, rsshttsr
ro-ds ~ ,2.rc..s lounges pianra. ~.
DANNBLOHFR'S SALE THIS is
L JOHN MOI t.MIR- g Eat Brad.aT, %
nsrortr .ent Of drrs-s upde'ro'hinf, Mss
rolanants. sii.r,. .pre IA and sifer gUodr to-
VI. % mention. ~ order VI :. j. LIN u se'
o. rect.
DAW BROKERS SilN--lilIS nN'
l. JAStS wENvtR- Ji- viii eel. at IT,
- Niu.h ave. - ! o'oisN. .eu'nA assoi
suoi,. ho.nt pea I'd yeai "nl ufs aTua
of Gro. C;'bid'P, 10 ta.t l5.h II.
- FAEMFH, AUCTR., WILL sEl
he dav ., q a'cicck n 4.t ,ia1-L 81 bit-
s,e~.G. soia bUs,, onAip. tfhlcr. ~Nil-s iN
ohe.. ZEE net beds ma tfs,.et. plioFs
ua,tirs. ior'inr ris'er, 'csius nThtne'
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AlCTr--Ni
w Ea.t bfUli. ~, soils on Ttidsy ~
the cont.s'y of the iarsa Grocery SeWe,
snd I o., gousst.nr OF l-r'c qua ivy %,
soi i04 ~, laries Of susr-. hne i'vv. mo
u.rls.,'eI, vnohcn-esfe- p'ssfn W 'cs.es q
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: AM 30 CENT LTorIp "a

Oc 1871 rs &, elr.ird hair DYE =
al druggl-s., and AZ wholesale Of IA NJ
Park Ro~ Wtc,ler, III Chorry It; Nj
10 >icn .. CO... rLLi'nn, sad cor. Ave.
sab ave, siuacr 4 Lee, - hickman
lSro-l' J.. u " :, r. Crey, cor Myrtle and ~
Ai.oof 4. \. CKITTESfDN, ~ SiS,h -.
nr,1 " south Secogd st.. Wiliamshur.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EATHER MATHEW I. A. n SOCTr
L No I Hitseiter, ere usii, So Enh4 ~. ~
sddreSe1 this .,onips The lar inc- o. ~ 6dn
- b M, g. Hoeyvsr, NJ LAM Disrs ~
other. JAN ) n. o'Nkn. prst, Clio. Bk9
Sect j.
JACKSON HALL--rHE MEMBERS
- sie fsihs~ NA,hc- I, II. T. A. y society, H.
We. |, 60 Affety noe hed thsi ne Pint ANNA.
lion FOR r'fecsrr VI take rasre this even,ps.
ior cr-.'icndahls v III b. fisoru'siy ,1lfviCod
NES1PH BlRSkS PfC. ftIfR NcCo-
Rec. srcretsiT.
THE FATHER MATHlW ]. a. r.
l. sv 80 ~ brosxi U. v. D., hall cpr Era
seven p.. tfn. av-aius a. ~ o'cLsk. graz z
.s~nce eoncsrt. rinsers, Ne~is. Hatch. puA
Asst, Morrill, PURCELL rget and tchan.
prrth0l.~, ME- t.~~. Ms. Wool, and N'p
-rs. Nr. morrill, viz preslde VI he nlcio.eon
decays b. He-r.. Purcell. WN'North, Hs'
tile. Admi ~i0u Tee. Come early ". ~
= I'D ho,tyC. D.lr, o,ou -. IiiOS. JO1 &.
n. Hf.RAC HFkTl. H.. sc.
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yH ADJ; NOTICES.

A SpiCIAI MEETING or rHR JOl Z.
n nt u.cu Cocp-'s 30 g. vi .c hrid ~ y is.i
~. ftuI~sf S,'n NJ iu- zen, % " fSc.,
| u - 1 IRIsNNI.In nm =.
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GENERAL. Isl SHINES

AT So kROADWAY, ROOM No.
"A v.vaneei on DiamoldA WatcLt . rH'
P.acis 1;c. Aiso Ia. abrrfet's XXX I. q
,he Mp,e Atclc', NJ 80 Brond~",, -
up-z;Ai-x
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-p.WNrpoK rR'S TN KITS "
C'AsH FAD FOR RAGS AND OF ]

EDpy'S kFROSrSG sTOVES y
-l/ui ,h- cooking tor a family Ia 10: Ees.A
10th hees ard cold LESLEY kILlu
fsrtrrr's ~. rd-cs
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ITN-rrTD CD0rFR| -T'ir DELEGATES
< to IT,. crane sco.ot, VIA hc.a " gr'.'l4r meet
.ng On l.ns Thu tdHy g rLir, At ~ IL seIS, al
o'rihas, . n, \ !d., teiss rg.s ei 70 at'"nt.
l. c.jsI q fUtER INENS fte,'isa. WILLIAM
,ItC,,EYs, SCI. J,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-06
4 & e. IOT5 s Al 4 f.
III MEDIATE SALE OF VALUABLE
KEAi ESTATE II ALEAA EDEIA -

+ IMMEDIATE SALE OF VALUABLE
l REA l. ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA -
The premises occupied by Z. J. Mehafuy, esq,
situat Ell on Columbus Street, III pleasant part
OF the city, will be sold inn edia,ely, and pos
session given If required, il thirty days; 5tI0
clear Of ncum brance and warranted
The house is three years old, built Tor the re-
sidence Of its present owner an' thorough
finished. under his personal supervision, from
top to bottom. It contains eight large and
beautiful rooms: besides Kitchen, carriage house,
stable and servants house attached. 1t Is pro-
vided with all the modern conveniences, gas,
hot and cold wafer, bath roo1n, furnaces. &c,
and il designed 20 combine everything lesir~
able in dwelling house. The grounds are
adorned with walks, flowers, fruit trees, and g
grapery, ali in the best condition There VIII
be a valuable crop OF grapes and peucAc8 the
present year
To any one who wishes to purchase, at 1ess
I'll III cost one Of the mos elegant and deslrA~
bic residences in Alexandria, the best induce
mems are here offered.
TERMS EasT-half CASH, the remainder in
one, two and three years, if preferred: Nth 81
curity on the property.
For further particulars, inquir@ OF
LISAN DER HILL, Esq,
corner Of King and Royal Streets,
j. >4-~cf Aexan1ria, w
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sp ECIAL MOTTO &.

r. /. aIILBURN DRUGGIST:
Northeast Cor1ber King tat Washington ots~,
GIVE NOTICE TO the citizens Of Aiexan~
" tiria, that his estu blisbment VIII De open
on Sundays, from Ibis date, during the tolt1WH-
ing named hours: From halfpast eight to half
past ten 4. H.; }alfpas three 70 bali past tive,
and half-pAst six TO eight 'ci"ck T, u during
which hours he will be prepared 70 Ill with
promptness and accuracy all prescriptions.
lie iil--2fl%
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TO PREVENT SICKNESS,
T y kIFY THE BLOOD!

NotsnlNG is more wholesome at this time
purif " year, than q gentle purgative. 1t will
Ole Il. we blood and digestive organs, and ena-
season. system the better to endure the warm
sdTisaa 70 come. For this purpose we would
ny Al bo Every one in quest Of sound healthy to
u P,,m Va % Prof. Wundram's Vegetable Pills
For s,1 seasons, TO all who tried them
e.l. u oa.e at most Druggists. See ADVERTISE
oo{ner column 50 90 Pm
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PUBLIC BEN IGp /.

~ disc, I shall not at present repienish my.
stock will close out NY entire stock Of
DRY GOODS, MOTIONS, ShOES, Sc, az
prces without the presenradvance. Inducements
will be offered IL some goods at present prices.
MY stock consists Ola general variety OF Dress
brellas and Notions, including Dress Tr'r"~
mincs. also fine line Of Ladies and Children
Shos sail OF which will be sold for less than
''>'A>' SS''>'~ CHEAP CASH STORE,
30, King Street. Alexandria,
je 39--1,Y q. D. JhLLlfe.
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nooars that Cen. Morgan has carried cut
.ra,t 70 shave the heads of prisoners ia
n Kentucky. A lieutenant, captured at
un,nt Sterling, was duly shaved, IN retalla.
:,n for the tonsorial operations upon Morgan
,pd his staff.
!, orrva, from Port Royal reports that the
,.,;or Of Charleston is continued, that seve-
. ,unboats have Joined the feet, and the
n,,faderates have now in Charleston harbor
! ~, rams and two more nearly completed.
N, Fessenden has accepted the office
Secretary OF the Treasury, of the y. s., and
.nte,ed upon the discharge of the duties of The
] Office -
The citizens of Fredericksburg, (49) held
far some months, by the Federal authorities,
as hostages, have been returned to Aqua
creek.
The Spanish Minister at Paris has de-
,sred that Spain has no idea Of the conquest
Of Peru
Major P. Y. Bate, of the Confederate
army, from Petersburg, was captured in one
Of the recent battles near that city and is now
prisoner at Fort Delaware He has many
friends in this place and Baltimore.
Private advices received at New York from
Port Hudson state that the Confederates are
quite active In the vicinity of that place. An
engagement took place recently on the Atchaf-
aaya river between the Federal forces and
those Of the Confederates under General Dick
Taylor, but no particulars, it is said, had been
received The Nineteenth y. S. Army Corps,
encamped at Morganzia. were under ordars to
move, but III what direction was unknown.
President Lincoln, under the authority Of
an act of the Congress of the y, S., !" and sin
consequence of the condition of public affairs,
and the military movements in the State, has
Issued Proclamation directing the suspen-
SION OF the writ Of habeas corpus, and declaring
Martial Law, in the State Of Kentucky.
A Dispatch from Baltimore says:-"lt is
known that Gen. Hunter has reached Parker
burg road, and is moving rapidly eastward >
Gov. Curtin Of Pennsylvania has issued a
exclamation calling out twelve thousand mill
TIA for one hundred days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-06

GLORIOUS NEWS at II. schwarz' $, 1872
Vi King street, He has lust opened ne 5,rs
and most splendid assortment OF Bon E ~
that was ever before offered in this city Inc
cheapest and best assortment OF SIX teats'
and Raglans, that ever you saw $50
sortment Of Cottons, Flannels and great many
other new things too numerous to mention.
Call and see for yourself, at the CHEAP store OF
r. SchWarZ. uly -
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LADIES PAY ATTENTION :!

LADIEfS PAT Al IEN IIE7N
+ HAVE this day received 80 pieces Of Linen
l. at as cts per yard 50 pieces Of Crash tor
Toweling at is cts. per yard 2opieces of White
Flannel at SO cts per yard; 200 doz. Ladies,
White Hose at Is cts. per pair, A. No. |; 20
Ladies Handkerchief at l84 cts, worth 37* cts;
$50 sets Collars and Sleeves from auction. at
only ST.; II doz. Hair Nets at Is cts. piece;
new line Of Lawns, Barages and Dress Goods,
also, ParasoIs, Fans of all kinds, and great
many other goods. Call early at Henry
SchWarz's. lny 1l-e1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-06

BOARD AT 4 DELIGHTFUL COUN-
- TRY RESIDENCE TWO Nj LBS FROM
THE CJTY-Ihc advertiser has Two or three
snare rooms and viii take q few Doarders Tor toe
summer on reasonable terms. The house Is
supplied with bath rooms, ano al the convenl-
ences of a city dwelling, snd is most delight
fully situated for health and scenery For
further particulars apply AT tbs Gazette O15ca
ie-17t IF
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13
Notice 10 Creditors.

THIS ia to give notice, that the subscribers
i Of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate OF
Joseph Warner, laie Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
18th day OF Dee, 1864; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscribers. Given under our hands
this 18th day Of December. 1868.
HARRY WARNER,
LOUISA b. WARNER,
Administrators of Joseph Warner, decd.
Test--CHALKLEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
Jan 2, lS6i-6w
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Che Hlarkets.

ErxroN MARKEr.-Red Wheat, 81 CT +;
White do. 81 rs; Corn 90 to Oats, 623
cents. Glover Seed per pushell, So Is.
[REPoRTED BY STEPHEN b. FORD.
PlvoT BRIDGE MARKEr.-Red Wheat 70;
Corn, Yellow, rs; Oats IS; Cloverseed
8 so; Flax Seed 2 so; Beans rs; Pota.
toes 30.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Feb. 12.-Flour
per barrel, 81 1908 %; Wheat, per bushel,
i 10, Corn, Os; Corn meal, per bushel, ! II;
Oats 65(a7 20; Cloverseed per bushel, 81 0O
Timothy Seed, SO
BALTIMORE MARKEr.-White Wheat, 81 90
al 95; Red Wheat, 81 73; Corn, white,
new, l4@115 Yellow, do. l5(@l l6 .!
bushel; Oats-Maryland, 90@6t cents
and 9O@94 cents for Pennsylvania.
HAY AND SrRAw.-We quote good to prime
baled Timothy at 30aS3l loose do. at 29a
$50 and 22aS23 per ton for Rye Straw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-13
Female College,
RORDENTOWN. N 7

yHyHIS Institution is please ntly located on
Della" are River, so miles north Of Phil
adelphia. 1t has been in successful opera
ton for more than eleven years, and is one
of the most Furnishing institutions Of learn
ing in the country.
Special attention is paid to the Common and
higher branches Of English, and superior ad-
vuntages furnished in Vocal and Instrument
tai Music, Drawing, Painting, French and
Latin are taught by experienced teachers.
Persons coming from the South can leave
Walnut street wharf, rhilada., at A, n. and
2, 3, A. and P. N. For catalogues address
REV. JOHN II. BRAkELEY, A. M,
dec. 26, '63-3m.' President.
REFERENCES IN MARTIN r.-R. l.. Tho
as, North East; II. Moore, Havre de Grace;
J. p. Dale, Whaleyville Thos. Mallalieu,
Wilmington :; Rev. W. N. Warner, Sudlers.
Vile; W. Parker, Port DEPOSIT.
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THE FAVORITE OIL BURNER.

NO GLASS CHIMNEYS TO BREAK OR BURN
THE FINGERS.
This Burner will fit the common size Petroleum
Lamps
TNIIIS uurivaled non. Chimney Burner for Coal
i Oil, is now offered to the public in a shape
more perfect and desirable than any other.
1t excells all other inventions designed to burn
Oil, wi thout the expense aud inconvenience OF II
Chimney; 50 far to be beyond comparison.
1t has been in nearly two years. and the
ingenuity of inventors has been exhausted in at
tempting to equal it. 1t is constructed On scien-
tifc principals and burns clearly without smoke
odor having steady, floating flame.
Iris PERFECTLY SAFE.
1t is duraby made, simple in operation, and
never gets out OF order In short its many good
qualities are too numerous to mention. Try it
For sale by Il. W. STAPLES.
t-Y-l have one in constant use at the store.
sch &, ts61
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscri.
l. Der, of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate of
Ebenezer Clark, late of said county, de.
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 18th
day Of January, 1868; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day OF January. 1854.
JOSEPH'H. CLARK,
Administrator of Ebenczer Clark, decd.
Test-CnALKLEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
jan Is, l8G4-6w
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
L of Bucks co., Pa, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of Cecil CO., Md, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate OF
Cornelius Slack, late of Bucks county ,dcceas-
ed. All persons having claims against the said
deces sed, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticated, on or before the 10th day of Dec,
1854 they may otherwise by law, be exclu-
ded from all benefit OF said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
December, 1868.
LEVI Fl. ROGERS,
Administrator OF Cornelius Slack, decd.
Test--CHALkLEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
Jan 2. lS64-6W
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Geo. W. Carpenter, HenSzey, 4 Cos
WHOLESALE DRUG
CHEMICAL W Il r E HO US f
No. 737 Market Street, Philadelphia.

TIME subscribers keep constantly on hand
L large Stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICAL prep
arations and every other article, which APP
pertains to the business, embracing the most
extensive variety also, Paints, Oils, and
Glass of description
All articles purchased from lis can be re-
lied on as being Of the most superior quality,
and at as low prices as they can be had ~
We can offer such Inducements US will make
it the interest Of purchasers to lay in their
supplies from us and give US their future pa
tronage and invite all, who visit the city, to
call at our establishment. All orders adj
dressed to us by mail Or otherwise will meet
with prompt attention.
GEO. W. CARPENTER, HENszEY 4 Co.,
III Market St., Philadelpha.
feb 6, '6i-3m.
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LARGE STOCK

LARGE STOCK
FALLAN Is WIN T E r
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Canton and
Cocoa Mattinss, Druggett,
Window Shades, Stair
Rods, SC.
JOHN 5. KENNARD l. BROTHER,
800 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Del,
would again call attention to their extensive
assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
as stated above, embracing one Of the largest
they have ever offered to the public
Special attention is called to the stock Of
Plain, Fancy and Black DRESS SILKS, which
arc purchased with great care.
FRENCH MEKINOS from 81 90 to 81 50.
BLACK AND COLD ALpAcAs,
AMERICAN DELATNES,
PLAID CASHMERES,
REpPS, VALENCIAS,
D smhpHERDs pLA1Ds. 10.
A large variety of Lupins, all Wool Delaines
most desirable Shades, at the low figure Of 81 and
623 cents
Printed all Wool Delanes, 62i to IS cents.
200 pieces Pr,ns, from Is to rs cents
We have purchased largely Of
Domestic and House Furnishing Goods.
Previous to the present heavy advance in Cotton
and Cotton Goods, bought for cash, and are being
sold without extra advance, and consist partly OF
SHEETING, and SHIFTING MUSLINS,
TICKINGS, BLANKETS,
FLANNElS QUILTS,
GOTTEN and LINEN DIAPERS,
DAMASK TABLE LINENS,
sACKING BOTTOMS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
DAMASK NAPKINS, DC.
Also, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinet Vestings, Ken-
lucky Jeans. Reaverteens and Velvet Cords, with
many other goods for Mems and Boys wear
They offer, usual. good stock VI Imperial
three ply oad saperine Ingram
CARPETS.
Also, ordinary Ingram ditto, Rag ditto. Entry
and Stair ditto, Hemp ditto, at SIT
"A to St Floor Oil Cloths in abundance
Druggetts, Stair Rods &c.
Hosiery, q loves and Trimmings.
FUkS, FUKS. FURS,
From 200 to 300 shawls always in stock.
SPECIAL NOTICE is requested to our OK tensive
variety Of Black and NJ .urniug Goods, present
ing perhaps, the lnrges in the state
Also, about 2U9 Balmoral skirts Of superior
quality from S.. so to SO 80.
We in vito examination of Goods and Prices,
both from Merchants and Customers Doing a
Cash Business, principally in buying and sellin &.
and purchasing often in large lots both at Auc-
ton and Private. We think can present ind uce.
ments to all ella sses Of buyers, Wholesale and
Retail.
JOHN S. KENNARD T. BRO,
BOG MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Del.
GOV a. 1868 ~