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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

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action 81 the LtvsT,Hana
will change this impure
Bile y healthy state.
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-14

Gentlemen ~ VIII
with great pleasure
give my testimony
as 10 what your SAR
s~APARILIiA ANT
Still LfNdlA,c
Blood and Liver
syrup, has dons ~
me. eonie three and
q bali years since.l
was attacked with q
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hour IN the morniug until near noon, ami during
thi- Cutrc period messages were being nc tp
0ui received fiOm General Mcclellan, who rat
uu b ard tho gunbOat during the heaviest tight
ing Uf tbc DAY.
vas not On duty on the station during the
r'inuuOu; but have heard frOm my coma tc,,
N.. ere on duty, that the Gvucral's head Iuar-
t,r- tcmaiuCu on bUurd tu. hee, undl the b,t 10
u. .'tr. ~ C first time I saw General NJ Clel-
tI uing thst day, was between 10 and II
o., 900 uiGbt when he starred from HlXalrs
'Uf iiaiusUn', Landing.
ANpErw n. KusNBpr.
|,NouU'y appeared before me, Mayor Of
A ..u.uy ..ty, Andruw \. Kennedy, wno, % ing
s..tu, ay that tho above statement Is correct
... fnr.
sv..n to and subscribed before rue this 2ls.
cay 90 ~gItUl,r, 1861.
A. G.. ALpXNNutR,
Mayor Of the City Of Allegheny
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Some months since we described tle three
routes proposed ior tcegaphin connection be-
tween this country and Europe; one being from
Cape Race on tic coast OF Newfoundland %
Valencia 0n the coast of Irclaul; ouOth,r across
Behring'S straits, thence around the Pacific
Ocean to the Amoor river, and by the Russian
line to -. Petersburg; and The third from the
coast Of Labrador, by way of Greenland, Iceland,
aud the Taroc islands, 10 the north cOls, Of Sco.-
land. One or moro Of these lines viii doubtless
soon be completed, and in the meantime the
English papers have announced the uea- COM
plelIOn OF line from England across the COnti-
nent through Turkey, and along the Persian
Gulf TO Bombay.
The completion Of this and tfa last mentioned
oceanic line, or the proposed Russian line t) San
Francisco, will establish complete telegraphic
iGcillties around the world, except the break from
Calcutta across the empire OF China, 10 q point OF
intersection with the Russian line somewhere ia
the AmoOr country, or China. This break ls
ahoat % be nlled by the East India Telegraph
Company, corporation chartered during the last
winter by the legislature OF Ca. tOrnla 70 build a
Telegraph line nom Canton, by way OF Macao,
Hong Kong, Annoy, FoOchow, Ningpo, Shanghai,
and Nankin, 10 Pekiu, rhe line from Calcutta 20
Canton being already undertaken by an English
company. In addition 70 this branch, limos are
proposed from FOOChuw and NanAin 20 kiutilng
and from Pekn 20 SouchonC.
The distance trOm Canton 70 Pekiuis one thou
eHAu iOuI AuluiNu anu tlltty-uF miles, along u
most fertile coast, studded with great cities which
stand among the principal marts OF commerce in
the world. Up and down this coast constantly
pass hundreds OF vessels and steamers, ENGAGED
in the local and foreign trade OF China. Al pre-
sent a merchant, whose vessel lies st pO.ut
upon the coast distant from him, or who desires
10 communicate orders or receive intelligence
from his correspondents, is obliged 70 resort 20
the expensive means Of steamboats, 10 send mes
sages, and the profits OF that commerce repay
the enormous outlay. The proposed teigprADh
will not only meet this great want, but, as i has
| done everywhere. create new occasions for its
use, and doubtless prove OF the greatest value to
commerce,
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THE GUNBOAT baptism COMPLETED.


Names are things-and the logical and just
eagerness with which the people have seized
upon the name "Gunboat Mcclellan" as COM
pendiouslY historical and typically descriptive
of the unwmlike soldier who Is the candidate OF
the Peace Democracy, will find satisfactory con
hTmatlon in the statement OF soldier il the
Signal Corps, on dEty at the battle or Malvern
Hin, which we reprint from the Pittsburs Ga=ehe
That paper certiies that this soldier, Andrew y
Kennedy, is "in every way worthy OF credence &
and that "he can procure any amount Of cJrrob0-
Yative testimony, II il is needed
/ STATEMENT OF ANDREW N. KLNNEpY, or COM
: pANY A, CAPTAIN POSTER, ONE-IUSDRED-AND
n sECoNp PENNsYLyANIA VOLUNTEERS.
was detailed 70 the Signal Corps Of the Army
OF the Potomac in December 1861 and continued
IN that branch OF the service until the expiration
of my period OF enlistment, August 20, 1864
During the seven days fighting on The Peninsula,
IN front Of Richmond, in June, 1862, / was al
tached to the signal party az the army head
quarters. Our party was stationed near the line
OF battle on Malvern Hin daring the battle, aud
IN communication with the gun0oats on the
James river,
lt Is within my own personal knowledge that
onlclal reports and communications were traus-
ihlled by our party during the heat OF the battle,
Sy inc several corps commanders, addressed to
General George b. Mcclellan, who was then on
b0aIu gunDoat on the James river, several miles
distant nom the scene of action. / was on duty
on the station on Malvern Hill, from an early
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:. .OlDIFRS ORPHANS-THE ARR ANGE-
= trtr's tor q education aud Of the dss
LutE Orrhurs Jf tue SUut,is Sailors 4 the STATE
uHdCr tHp Htng 10 the sub CT being t-uty
comp Ctvd enable the uud rspu 10 re'eiye puci.
tCI Cce eItbN L,eu ttHJ ulark tOrns o. apple
uou W8h the necessary rcunus, have deposited
vim the UuowuR gent cmeu, nom who tue relatives
trf,i ts OF lC ri.b nIs can Oh q a g. Sn.
WhO the Hup icau u ana Atstrment n eacn case shall
b. properly ed ana fWorL TO- mad Ccrt1d oy t1s tuRrd
o umou SChO1 ureCOr1 Of tne Otsrct In which the
Irubbn Il vs. 10 ne 'eiurnCd 10 the gentleman rom
whom Il received, or L. rume 9th ntmUfr Of tue
ouhty Nupc intending Uummttee, By whom VII be tor
WATUtu 10 Il o unoerHIGned
In shurt tine after receipt OF the application by
q undersigned n bC ia due turm, and the orphan be
VEtlyd DCntuts Of tue Orhor tor The admis
son tu tue proper hoo will be sent by mail {,
mother utrcr apt lying relative or ircnd, with necos
BnIy tus TuCiiOns
lstEptcic tnat the schools gconcd for these orphtns
win ready their Cp ion durinp the month OF OcO-
Ter. reuds will the Crg aSc the necessary steps
and have them ready Tor admission BY the ls Of Noyem
ber at n, lhtcst
lilo Sato Will provide clothing, boarding. wishlrg
mCpdng structiOu books &c ,tOr the or haus wno IN
II schon provided for tbeu but the cavc, tr ends
ave tXucctcd send them tulGer without cost 10 tue
STATE, also to scnt " ia thum In as good order
IuSthlv such e0thn % Inc may ton have ~ be worn
tlu others cun be PROVIDED tor them
Tho fO wig Is the Ist OF sentl tmcn 10 whom applca-
cations ue maue .-
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GRANTS NEW MOYEME T-FHE
NORTH BANK OF aHE JNuEG.


From The Tinr,.
AS was expected, General Grant has very
promptly taken advantage Of the splendid sue
cesses achieved by General Sheridan Ia ths She
nRndOah valley. Yesterday morning two OF our
Army Corps on the Jamcs--tho l3rh under
General Ord and the 10th under General Blrney
took up their line of advance tor Rchmlnd on
the north bank of the river, leaving Warren
firmly planted on the Weldon road below Peters
burg, and the other corps OF the Army of the
Potomac ocated-wc know no, wHCre.
1t is generally known to the country that we
have had q small force stationed on the north
bank OF the james, about ten miles below kiCn-
mond, ever since our army cached its present
position at Petersburg; aud IL will he remembered
that about the middle OF last month u large BODY
OF inf ntry and cavalry, under Hancock aut
Gregg, was thrown over 10 Dscp BIttOm, and
forced its way, through heavy tigltiug, up TO
within six miles Of RicumOud--the real object
Of the movement, however, being simply TO
make diversion while Warren seized the Wei
don road,
The POINTS Of starting IN TIL present movement
-Ch6pln's Farm and Deep BJttOm m-Tc
considerable distance apart. FIVE folio tho wind
ing course Of the James, but, after ALL they are
very nearly on the same plIailel-iue former
being only some five mics west Of the later,
while the capture of Ntwm uket bings both
corps on line Of eight miles from the Rebel
capital
Inc movement OF bOth corps heRan SinUlh-
neously yesterday morning, and each Ht once
achieved a noteworthy initial success. General
Ord carried the very strOug WORKS below Chtpiu's
Farm, captured fifteen cannon, and several hun
dred prisoners while birncy carried the New
market intrenchmenis, scattered the enemy in
every direction, and, slys General Grant at - s.
A: Nj, yesterday, sis nov marching on towards
Richmond."
1t is impossible at this moment to speculate
intellgcntly on the import and object of this
unexpected and striking march. On rs face, il
looks Ike an attempt 10 seize Richmond by
sudden stroke but, as Grant says that the "whole
county Is iilhed with heli tOrtihc atoms" II is
evident that very great din ,ultes would ob,truct
such q measure. There is a strong prOo ability
that the movement has another and less direct
object than this bus ~ learn what shat is, we
must wait for It's Developments, which will ey.
IDENTITY be rapid.
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PROPOSALS.
SUDsIsTENCE OFFICR. UNITED sTArRs

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, UNITED STATR6
~ Army, No. 20 SOUTH street,
BALnMORE, Nd September 2T, 1854.
Sealed Proposals du1liodte, WIZ received tie
ONCE untn II Ne, on nONDAY. October 10, 1884, tor
f aishins the United states Subsistence DeDAr@enl.
ToVR THOUSAND t4ooo, HEAD oy BEEF CATTLE.
more, Md in lots Of Ol one Thousand each ever (sl
HtriN al at tlO expense Of the cen ractor They mat
about ,SOl hnteen hundred weight
n alug sho't (O) b. usaud pounds gross
hull; stays oxen, Cows Hefers aud Horniess cattle.
deduction Of ton tO) pounds viii DO made ffom ths
weth of each steer acceped under this contract,
yided the animal dors not stand In the pens two ard enc
hiatt beGrc being weRhed, Ia not weighed mma
dlaely after removal from the cars.
th,s once, either In person, ~ mai, OF telegraph.
The GoVernment will claim the rtght weighing any
wci.6t an thc minimum me,p loaed above; tSo sH-
Of weighing win be paid by the party erinG In jads-
zach bid to secure consideration mutt contain writ
ttn gtTHutee OF two .espon sbio persc MS as oiows
Ruafsne thst - is cor Aro able to nala oontraot n
accoruance with the terms Of his or thsr prOpos ston,
should his the) proposition scceped DO (or
they) win at enter into contract in accordsnec
SWING good a. suffeient bonds for It's ruialment.
The respensl6iy Of the susrsntor. must be shown p
Court, or q the " ted States District Attorney, "
Rlors must be present to respond to their blds an
prepared 20 give bonds and sign the contract bei0re v
The itself the right 70 reject sny
or all bids considered unreasonable:
may be on handi hand, 10 be made a.
received.
Pr posais must be endorsed distinctly "Proposas for
Beet Catle and addressed to Captain H. Gilman, q.
s.. BhJtimofe Maryland
Habid isin the name Of firm, their names and thoiE
Toroce address must appear, or they will not be ooA-
6iCeTed
Rach person or every member OF firm Offering pre-
posal must accompany Il BY an oath Of allegiance 20 tho
United states Government IL he has not already ed ona
lWJ bids Hot complying strictly rih me terms Of his ad-
verCisofl0nt ViH be rejected.
j. II. GILMAN.
9-99-tCB Captain and G. s., u. 3. A
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT
6.2O GOLD BOND.

In addition 10 tho yery liberal interest the notes for
three years, this privilege of conversion now worth
about three por cent Ter for the ourron ratio for
is Bonds Is less than nine per cent premium, and
before the war the premium per cent United 5tatos
Stocks was twenty per cent twin be seen that tho
actual profit this Loan the present market rate s
not less than ten per cent per
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DROPOSAlS FOR SIAIlONEh1.-
ii HiApQUAHrEHs PESNA. MILITIA,
QUAHrgHAAsrEH. GEsERALs . OFFICE,
HARHts BURG. Pa, Soptemher2t, i3ez.
Sealed Proposals (endorsed Proposals fir stationery
will be received this Office up SAtURD Az, October
Ia 3PM for furnishing the following articles, delivered
this O free Of charges for boxes freight, and
axe "undrr Act of Assembly approved August 2 1864"
Kcnms Note Paper, faint line, ,ghto tint, weight
not less than lbs per Team
Reams Letter Paper, faint uuo, white tint, weight
not less than 10 lbs. per Team.
Reams Letter Paper, same, in y sheets, weight
not less than 10 lbs per ream, put mp In paper
boxes, rcam each
o Reams Cap Paper, faint line, white tint, weight
not less than T. lbs, perream.
5000 Ieia Envelopes, white, SIZE By s'a in., weight
2CCs LEGAL Envelopes, bud same, weight l2 lbs. per
100.
1900 Letter Envelopes. white, Size sS by 5X inches,
Dor. Siueiiags. Ia bot,ics with cap and brush +.
2Ol. and 4 %.
- DOl. Lead Pencls, hrsT quality.
10 Gross steel Pens, first quality,
as Blotiing boards, good, "a by ~ inches.
~ ArnOd's writing Fluid, pints or quars.
Is Blank Books assorted = D aud qnlfe, = boun1,
good, faint line white tint, Size 5ls bv -
Samples ancompany each bd and delivery in ten (l0l
days amer awarded Names OF two good sureties 10
company proposal The right reserved 10 accept par of
any bids, reject an II considered for the interest Of tho
JAS L. REYNOLDS,
0-21-5t QuArtermaster- General, Pa.
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nUAR RMASTER'S OFFICE,
W ElnL AnELIlIA Pa Henlemher 2a. IaRl.

QUART Err NJ STEERS OFFICE,
W rILAnELruA, Pa, september 2e, 1884
sealed Proposals will be received at ths ONCE unta
TUESDAY, ~ O'Clock NJ iOcober T. 1864 for delivery At
the Cntcd states nrehUuse, Hanover sire wharf, rhi
plte
Bicdcrs will state prize, both in writing and figures.
and how they deliver. aud toe shOr est
time they deliver them The wagons 70 be subject
tu Inspection.
Each bid must guaranteed bv two spoRs bile per-
sons whose signatures must be appen ed 10 the
tee and ceIUed 10 be good anu sun security
for the amount involved, by the United sta District
Judge, Attorney Collector other public officer,
otbcrwise tne hid VIII not be considered.
The tight H reserved 20 Ieect oil bids deemed high.
ard no deiaultns contractor viii be ceivod.
Iy order OF -
Quarermaster's Department, u. \. A.
GEOKGE X ORME,
O2SJt Captain and A. q. M.
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Adams county GeGprfG, McClcl an, Geg sburg.
A-tEttny u. BIuno', ilstsbtgz ,,-
R,aver Miclacl W, yami, Beaver.
BGks hon. wm Hester i,pa Ing.
Rmr Hon. sam : Blair, Holidays.
Bradford II. 5 Eussel. TowanIa.
bucks I'D McndeHhsn Doyostown.
H",Gr Ichu H. Keylc,, Butler.
CSlbca N ~ nimnioS, Waurh ChnnE.
Cameron Edward NosouTg, shppen.
C"ue i3H, ii& "a saRHt, ay L1tlm I'm! ns,e'i t' inte' %
CLARION ion.- Campbell, Clayton,
Ccarled james GRAHAM, C.oruold
n2T C@i@s, oScr & HF'tss + tsart i'aS Rohr,5S. r.SS
Crawford John Reynolds head'inc.
Cumberland " Thomas Paxton, Carlisle.
Dauphiu pr. Geo po bailey, Harrisburg
I'm Henry Souhcr, Rdsway.
F6Scuc FF5i"u ioaa L Ewing, Uqontovn;
| FRANKLIN hon. James BlSak, Chambers
| Fulton NJ Ei4ar King cConnosbars.
GiCcua Prot. " F.. Garrison, Wayue5-
Huntingdon VIM D. orhlson, Ilunt,nston.
hdnna H0Jo-t g. ia. lor, Indiana,
| Joler5ou Isaac e., Gordon, Hropkyio.
jnnlafS EiwIn sutton, IcAnl,terylre
| ianca.ior Daniel Hei,shor. Lancaster
Lawrence u Morris Sew Castle.
] Lebanon Sei'' ,S5,r As,n', SiSae.H5 iLspa@S1'
Lu.orue ewar poarco, Wnkes6lrIe.
LycOminr Abraham IpocUah, Williams
Mexican non byron D. HamI.n, sme,h-
Mercer, J5GnR, Hanna, Mercer.
UnrroI WW Davis, 9trludsbuTs.
Vout.rf.ar, Is. A. GuycT, EurrlstpWu,
| J~TtnIr Gideon buUop, DgnyulC.
| EnEffr rrru..r rev. john VandervCer W ton.
Northumberland. VIM. y. GregnoUgh, SunbJry.
| Pm. iIuu. u. r. Jnukla, Bloomfield,
| pn,. Edward Halliday, Milford.
r.t,- John " Hamilton, ClUdprspUt,
sahugulU lion T.. O, Parry, rOttsyAc.
eng!,. col, Nm. h, Nagenseilgr, slllns-
grove.
sOmorssr-
suI.yan wafer spencer, LAp0ue.
| s..rgtr.l.. j.. D.. ltel, Mon'rgsC.
Ti.g. Th5Ina IS Ahou, WelhbOfo.
Union captain J9Ln owens, Lt"iatsIt'
N.aaurr r. h. Little Franklin
WuTrU DO Hon Lewis ArnCtt.
| Wgskprfur James q. AChesOn, Washington,
l Wryn. B. @. smith. Hone sdale,
| [y,supor,Istd " Ino. Armstrong, Jr,, GfeCGsbuTg
| Wv,rniBp R. Il. OYterhoHt, TunkhAnnOeh.
l Ytk Henry L. Fishor York.
/ priHdglulIa Henry han0Hell, Secretary.
| I0,fl 'Cf On!TolCrH, AiEen.Uum Buidings.
| THOMAS H. BUkROWE9
| Superintendent on Soldiers Orphans.
| Lancaster, September lG, lsGi 026tt
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN

IRIS ANNuoSAL SAvISos BAsE offering higher rate
Of interest than any other, and me bea security. ANY
savings which pays its dep,sors United States
Noos considers that is paying ia the best circulating
medium Of the county ana II edRH0 pay Ia Anything
better for IT'S assets either In Government seour-
uos or IN notes orbonds payable Government paper.
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CiOUSTY'S TEA WAREHOUSE. - ESTA-
I bIshed IN lSOO.-lmp0TteT and Dealer IN
Fine Teas, Wines, and Liquors,
Choice Havana Cigars,
Cross & RlAokwoss Pickles and sauces,
English and Scotch Aie and Porter,
Canned Meats Fruits soup, &c,
N"'' ''N'-' AZ No. iIs g. SECOND Street
l2sly JOSHUA n. COJBIY,
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Tho seoretay OF The Treasury ivos nodes that sab
sorptiOns Will bo received fr Coupon Treasury Sotos,
pay able three yo,r from August L. 1854 witb ssnisu
interest al the Of and tareotenths per
per spnumprnoiPsi interest both 30 90 paid
lawful roney.
These notes viii be convertible at the option OF the
holder, maturity INTO sx cent gold bearus bonds,
pay able less than nvo thSn twenty yeas
nom their he Government may elect. They Will
be issued In denominations OF SO 800, Sjo tl0OO and
5000 ana all subscriptions bo for my dollars or
multiple Of Hity dollars
As the notes draw interest from August l5 persons
making deposits subsequent TO that date muit pay the
interest accrued nom date Of note date ofdepOst,
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU.
NICIPAL TAXATION.

Bpt aside rom au the advantages we have enumerated
q special Act Congress crCHpi HboRds and Treasury
note, from ocai iGra0H, on the average this eNomP-
ton orth abou Ior coat per annum, according TO
the oftaE alton IA various parts Of the country
It ls believed that securities offer great induce
ments to lenders those Issued tho Government. In
su other forms OF indebtedness, the faith ability u
private parties, stock companies separate commun-
ties only, pledged foT payment while tie whole p5o-
perty the country held TO the discharge of a
me obligations vi she United statcG.
Up 70 TIE 2lh Of September, the subscriptions TO tLs
loan amounted to over
go, 900, 600.
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surscmuoEs wILIIrE RECEIVED b. the Treasurer of
lie United States At washington, the several Assistant
Treasurer and designated DeTcsitariss, and by ne
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or PElLA ADELPHIA, Pa,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
BY all National BRnRs which dsp0si.ai0s Of public
money; and .9-2t-l2l
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CTRAM HEATING FOR FACTORIES,
- Mills G. Heated with direct or waste steam. Also
coils for heater, ,condensefs, eyaporatoIa, &C.
GeI-lm n. F0REhANi 30, - y, slAIH Street,
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IA TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
sSA8E The undersigned having leased the KEHsld9-
TGN SCREW DOCK, begs TO INFORM nus friends and he
acues 10 accommodate those having vessels 20 be raised
or repaired, and being practical ship carpenter and
eauk6r, win give personal attention W an vessels en-
trusted 10 him for repairs,
Captains Agents, Ship Carpenters, and Mackinsta
having vessels to repair arc solicited 70 call
Having the agency for the sale of "Weerstedts Patent
Metallic Composition" Copper Paint for the preserva.
ton Of vessels bottorns for this cty1 prepared 4
raInish The same on favorable termb
JOHN n. HAAnNITT,
kensmgton Screw Dock,
Ghllrn Delaware Nenaes sahoVa Lauge sIeet.
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AuCrION sALEs.
FOR SALE AND no LET.

a FOR sALB.-S5O OOO WORTH IN GOOD
~ Houses. iarge and small term, suit purehsser,
eitW with without incumnranoe. for cash good
usdo Inquire Of, from ~ % N ooock 4. ",
TnOa, n. PL0WAAN, No DF \. FOURrH street.