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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
MONEY WANTED

MUNEt WANTED.
we can loan on good landed security, on Bond and
sson nS nnmser Of sums Of $500 el0o0 $780, $1,000,
v9o,o toooo 40. Any person having money and want.
ing Is loaned safely, would do well to cali on
W. MocAULLRY CO.
~eu 606 Market Street,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
IL IMCV AL
THOMAS MITCHELL, Undertaken

Respectfully nforus HE friends and tue
s,ssv.-..sSz1 pubic generally, that be hgs removed
IRON 3 Fast Third siIeet, TO the
". w. Cor. OF d tR and French SITS,
And prel red u give his personal attention 70 the
business VI tNDEhTAEAISG, IL all i;e Branches
He assures tnose wns may require ais SERVICES tLst
they Will ind aim ready with Horses add Oarrisg AT
tended by careful drivers at all times.
AH-A SNEL,- HEARsE, sxpre ssiy Tor Children.
RG5IOEACE No. sos POPLAR STREET.
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

IELEGRAPH
AND
Comm @ rcial Institute,
S,W. Cor. Sd and Market Sts., Up Stairs,
entrance Third sutet)
WILMINGTON, DELAWAR
TaE whole Of the Second and Four Stories Of Ola
lss building, has been fitted up and oecup ed by the
Institute vhod will open for the winter season Com.
easng Vaday, &c Ober 9Th, lS65, and ending May
st, 10 q. during which p,Id II viii te open daily
sstlEiays AID Sundays excepted from A. NJ, to IL
VI, aud tom 70 b +. NJ. On Monday, TuesdAy, Thurs
day al 'laas evenings, 1t wiii be open from 7toe
iae Ice. u accom- shed plaln AID Urn menta
pen naSo 7ecn secured, 10 teach
PEEMASSHIP
all Its brsnehss be has superior I'd but few equali
| u this bssuttui a
Facilities fr acquiring r5mpl:te Neicsn lille educ
ton, such belsie nsed yubIfS
| u W lnI ngJun, consisting Of ngfe aud Doubie ouIy
BOOK KEEPING,
B,u Gag, Ex,han2o, tnce, Stssmt oSt ns Con
aud stock Oomp.uy'b 4uslueas, Gun s<riu
| FoI and Cal ulsrions, go, etc.
Ia tA ftlegrs pho Depa. snt every advantage
h~d IL any oI6os, al rdsd Psrsons draT0us
| 'esrning
TELBGRAPHING
on" Of the ulost pleasant ana r1tve employmeVts th
cau be pursu d. III rebuilding AMI bSildi Y 81 %,
az new Nr,s, Throughout ths Ma LheIL suuthsr
States, tbs large ana consent iucrsAse II .usil hav
ca'el dedsnd .o' erst that Ihe Id lAeLayd
leaning "a irs1equats 10 sup.Iy.
TEAMS.
dire ant OF twsnty per iGdiss. For Iurth
et psIucul.Ts inquire al tue Institute.
hsS- Tue PuDle &rs n 'itsd Vet tbs Institute
L. ne the S-rious il pArtment> oe 5-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
..st, Kent G.
a. ~: EgS n
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g. s e,
207 Shipley St., Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers ia
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery g. Building Hardware.
The subscribers would respectfully call the at
,enton Of their friends and the public to the lsrg-
est and best selected stock Of Iron and Coach Hard
ware IN tho State, consisting In part as follows:
IRON-Dest brands, English and American bars,
renr ed aud common.
Hsmmtred, bands, hoops, scrolls, ovals, half ovais,
half rounds,
English Juninta and Norway slit Rods.
Benson's superior Norway Horse Nail Rods.
English and American puddied and solid bloom
sTEEL-spring Country, Blister and asrnAu
sandersons Superior cast and shear Steel.
| Cultivator Plates various sizes
| HARDWARE Horse shoes hammered and
pressed, Horse Nails.
| iage and Wagon Iron Axles.
Gatohells and other Elliptic Springs.
ooleman's hyperion Carriage bolts and Axle oiips.
Nuts and Washers, best Wagon Boxes.
Maleabe Iron for Carriage Works.
Blacksmiths Bellows, Anvils, Visss, sledgss.
Hammers stocks and Dies and other tools.
Spencers celebrated Files and Rasps
American Gimblet Pointed Screws
Trace, Sage, Breast, Back, coil and other chains
Ames and other shUves aud Spades.
Picfs, Mattockr, Forks aud other Farming Ympte
meats
wileys, Atwocds and other Plow CssunrJ.
Beatiys Edge Tools Bsrton's Drawing Knives
Butcbos Cnis Is and P sne Irors.
Disston'F superior saws OF all kinds.
Pughs and fhEtwes Augurs and Brace 1ttg.
Veis Bo-ch and ether lanes
Iron Rvets 1inped aad Copper Belt Rivets.
Lead, b nos Tin. Spelter, Solder IN Rabbit MsAai
Iron and Steel re, sheet, Emo ard Tin.
lightning Rods aud fixtures McCallistsx's psauts
for ditto
drndstones, Cranks ard Rollers for ditto.
Fairbanks Platform End Counter scales a Hn.a
fscturers Prices.
Glass, Putty, Plints Coach saa Furniture W.
nuhes.
Paint Mills. Lirsaed, Lard and Sperm Oils, Turpss
tine, DC.
Cut aud wrought Nails and Spikes.
Carriage Can"ns Carpets, Cloths Leather, Lseel
Lv AGENTS for PhiliIS Carrlare and Wage
sPokes Felloea Bow, Shafts. Tongues, uubbs, D.
LIZ AGENTS for Dole Silver and Dem Ing
anr valei Iaent edidttahlo Tenaniiug ard Ha
Boxing Machines loe Boxing attachments b.
IL hGf n for Soear's Preserving solution.
A., Of which vii be sold at lowest market price
Wholesale and Retsil iuns Il Il
ILL GAaEErr, DIIsL Ii. KEW, IL. 9AnraT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
Few Castle cseaSsy MUTUAL insurance

COMPANY.
OFFICE sswILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
Corner Eighth and Mark Sts.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
lntsreston Premium Meter n educ edte perct.
Hn Principalof Mutual Insurance Is beReyed to be
the safest and Experience far, has proved II to be
The cheapest of Insurance against loss by DIRE nd
nthourh this instiuton has been but eve
Losses BY Fire time although
naared In this ONCE, and the misfortune be
ealsed can attest The object has been to
t 81 safe risks, rather than swell the number
hh,,r.ssd to esssnins thu
htsrsdu ring the rear.
- DIREOroRB
Wfiminston eity.-Wiiliam Candy, George Richard
~ John A. Duncan. Jacob Puseyl William Tatnsil,
SlementE. smyth, John Cochran, Edward 4. Bellah,
samuel OanbyI Charles W. Ho WAND,
Brandy wine Hd.-kdwa ard prn ghurst Cloud klliott
QhrihtiAna Hd.-JAnes Riddle,
ASw CAatls ud.-JohR Quyer,
white CLAY Greek Hd.--AbrAnRm P, Shannon.
WILLIAM DANDY, President
D. D. SklrH, Secretary aud Treasurer.
W once hoursfrom . to and from stoA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
4 A.Esas AZ oCRk0 ~ LA IA. CU
2240 Pounin to tia Ton.

In The subscriber hss Just recsyed Q very
W5NF superior quality Of spring Mountain Lthig
.,xfntz Coal This ova ~ ADM "a To b. the pur sss
and beet; the same quantity giving more
hSat .nd lA.tiug VSger thu any othsr Goal fo
he Lshigh Region also Locust Mountain, Broad Moap
tain Aad Bsckhsath sohuylkll Goal a all <sss Ali per
ons iezrous vi eorabiaing comfort with economy uld
mad 10 their siyanr go TO call the Wood add Cus
Yard below the Rs!lrcsd, Uctvssn King and flsn,h
ianlTly JOHN Ii, IUkNsR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
THE M ASoN *, IA Nj M
Cabinet Urxnus
Flour! Flour Flour

corner Of 10th and Market ste - ANV
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
R EM OVAL.

REMOVAL.
HENRY dREBE
ReSpoetfu INFORMS and the pu bio ssps
ally thathe has removed his s'''
CO RPET ESTABLISHMENT
from SC Vest fifth strest,to
No. 1913 Market S,traat
bst1eeR Front and Second,
WlLMIEGTON, DRLAWARE
where n e will keep q b and a sned ~
INGRAM AND RAG OAHPET sesor'meh'o
hitch ,ax,u. OIL oLoTH, WINDOW SHADES &c
TnlSn ne VI ser on reAson bile terma, N'
and lowest p..ce. -N'AiNsaof'se'h"hoe
psgsSn rs or,o ss,workdcns
RpF I Nv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

Lo'- aPPvt.tu, a &,
Ueb.llfs. 1t 10 =
.ultsd for Weaa, .
haie BY all br-Izist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-31
LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.
Riots in London. &c,
IBY TELEGRAPH !


NALENTIA BAY, July 26.-Field says there
have been riots in London on account of the
refusal OF Government 10 allow meetings in
Hyde Park about reform.
BY sTEANRR.1
The China brings the following items ofnews
from Prussia and elsewhere:
The Minister Of the Interior has had an in ter.
view with some of the leaders of political par
ties in Prussia with reference TO a con voca-
tion Of the German Parliament Some of the
prominent men OF the National party belonging
10 the different German States were in yited
The official journal says: The Prussian Gov
eminent has no intention of controlling, but
desires to give the German nation the benefit of
It's advice, and to consult for that purpose re.
gardless OF party politics, with those men who
place national unity above all ether consider
atons'
A dispatch from the Headquarters of Carl
oaidi, dated Stsrd, July 10, says: "In couse-
quence of recent engagements and the occu.
patton OF Camboces and the Bal de Ledes by
volunteers. the Aastrians in Fort Angola have
been compelled 10 capitulate conditionally
after an obstinate defence
Prince Carignano and the Minister of War
had congratulated Garibaldi on his success
The Italian vanguard was at Piaro ON the
10th. The Italian fleet opened an attack upon
the Island OF LISA, on the coast of Dalmatia.
on the 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-31

CONsERvATIvE VIEWS OF PROMINENT RE-
PUBLICANs-Dr. Ezra b. Read, one of the
delegates from Indiana to the Baltimore Con-
yention which nominated Mr.. Lincoln in 1854
has come out in a letter in favor of President
Johnson's pslicy, ana also in favor % the
Phiiadelphia Convention. The New York
Tlmeshas the following:
A letter received by Senator DoolIttle from
Mr.. Alexander MITCHELL, OF Michigan, warmly
approves the National u nion Convention, con-
demns the conduct OF the majority in Congress-,
and sustains the policy OF the President Mr..
Mitchell was one OF the original repu blie-
is man o. large wealth and great in . --ns,
Michigan. He has freely adder nj. uence IN
the list Of pyomlpent and iEnuentisl nrins 20
republeans who heartily endorse he ne " ma.
oonai Union movement
,or non: oia ". x Green, republican State Sena.
fonnd.r oL !Ihnois, and one OF the original
reasons III, sne s ne S0elican. party, also gives
bones, ra.,ss snou' 4 be conclusive with every
nrosrsn Pupnc' n for fully endorsing and ap.
beIs 81 ph,i Astonal Union Con yennon TO be
fhe oroan,. yeoelphia Mr.. q. says .sSincs
given II - Asion the republican party have
fact1I Al the support I was capable OF In
OF rer ssaped 70 make II, having had the honor
sior; .rrsenttBg this county IN part OF tha
TOR ous convention which met AT Rloorniuc
in May, 1854. Afser having accompliene<
a that we ever c0ns ns~uded FOR ~ republican,
and Union m~n. see no further csase 10
4 Weeping mp strife ber wern the North and south
\ thipk neither hasrsnythins torAin, but bot
very nneh 70 icse, ~ 90 doing, 80 +
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TELEGRAMS. &c.

The steamer City Of Buffalo, from Chicago
caught fre yesterday while unloading q.
Sturgess' elevator, Buffalo. The boat and
cargo were entirely destroyed. The fire COM
mnnicated TO Sturgess' elevator. IL will be q
total loss. The elevator is valued at SiOo,OOO,
and contained $4,000 bushels Of grain, mostly
eats Tne loss Of the elevator and grain win
amount TO S25a000. The steamer City of
Buffalo hao 72,0OO bushels Of oats on board,
was valued at s75.OO0, and insured for Si5,OOO.
The fire spread to H. H. Halls store yards.
A meeting Of the members of the Chamber o
Commerce was held at San Francisco las
week, for the purpose of forming committee
TO CO. operate with the New York committee
in securing a creditable representation at the
Worlds Fair in Paris, and particularly with
the view OF collecting specimens Of the agri.
cultural and mineral products of the Pacific
States for exhibition there.
Tampico advices to the 1ith instant state
that the cit,swas beseged by the Liberals, and
u was confidently expected that the city would
fall, as communication with the interior had
been cut of. On the 10Th a detachment OF
cavalry made q dash into the town. The
French are organizing a battalion for their
own protection.
George Wayles, rebel, killed Patrick Fox, a
prominent Union man in parish OF ST. Charles.
La on the 18th Of oily, without the slightest
provocation. The wife Of Fox applied to us
whereupon Wayles was arrested under the
civil rights bill and is At present lodged in Jail
An extensive fire occurred at Rome, N Y,
sunday. The whole brick block owned by
Hester March, including the post Office, was
destroyed. Everything in the post office was
saved About twenty other stores were more
or less damaged, and eight barns were burned
Fourteen cases and four deaths by cholera in
New York, three on Blackwell's Island, and
fourteen cases and eight deaths IN BROOKLYN
reported yesterday morning. Six cases and
TWO deaths have occurred in Kings county
penitentary.
The japanese government has issued a cir.
cular dated May %, giving subjects permis-
sion TO go beyond the sea for the purpose of
learning any art or science, or for the purposes
OF trade, when the application is properly
made.
The S9ngerfest wound mp Saturdaylwith a
grand excursion to the Kentucky Mammoth
Cave. Over one thousand persons were pres.
ent. Everything passed off quietly.
A letter from Prescott, Arizona, reports that
numerous quartz mills are being erected in
that vicinity, and represents mining opera.
tons there as fiourIshing.
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- Car penters are In demand in Portland at
tnree dollars and a half per day.

- Car peniers are In demand in Portland sc
tnree dollars and half per day.
1The definition ofloye is-i.A prodieal de-
sire on the part OF youpS man 70 pay for some
young woman's eoar@
BAD fpG THE FEEIANs-The Canadian
Government is about TO establish corps OF
mounted police for duty on the frontier.
1A colored woman, who weighed seven
hundred and ninety -eig ht pounds, was fiye feet
feet eight inches hIgn and hve feet broad across
the chest, died in New York on Friday last
UThe largest brick yard in the world 10
about TO be established At Chicago. ...l
NThe ordinary length of the hair OF the
head in woman varies from % inches 10 a yard, /,
In some instances longer even than tha.; but
they are Of unusual occ1rrenee-its weight
from OF. Tn 10 or - ..-e
UUAn cid physician in New YORK says that
| 60 tar ss his observation extends, there 10 not
80 much cholera in the city as .scholers on The
tGain" smong his younger brethrsn.
An fGyPTIAk REMEDY FoR Srx-srRoKk--
A gen rleman w ho has Unveiled extensively In
tbA East states thar in Egypt, where sunstroke
\ i~if q tr~oIsnt occurrence, the Arabs Dissolve
salf IN "a afer and pour 10 into the sufferer ears
1 LhIs speedily relieving him.
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From Chihuahua .

Mr.. Romeo, the Mexican Minister. has re.
ceiyed official news from the vicinity OF Chi
huahua, the present residence Of the Mexican
Government, up TO the 3Oth ult. President II "a :
areZ and his Cabinet ana Government arrived
at chihuahua on the 18th, having met with a
very enthusiastic reception frIm the people of
the city OF Chihuahua and the other towns of
the State through which they passed. The
following is copy Of the circular announcing
the arrival OF President Juarez at Chihua.
hua:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. CHIHUAHUA, June
l., 1e66.-The citizen President of the Repub-
lie left FL Paso on the 18th instant, and ar
rived to-day in This city, where he comes to
establish for the present the residence of the
national Government Ali the State is now
free from the invading foreign and traitor
forces. The citizens Of chihuahua. ALWAYS
moved by their patriotism, have taken still
more pains than even on former occasions TO
make the greatest and most enthusiasts de-
Inonstrations of their respect and regard for the
Chief Magistrate Of the nation. When on
other occasions this department has an nounced
the change Of residence Of the nation al Gov
ernment, caused by the exigencies of the war,
1t has been stated, and ii is therefore unneces-
sary 10 repeat IL now, that wherever the Pres
ident may be, and under any circumstances,
he Will always endeavor, as he has heretofore
TO fulfill his duties IN sustaining the cause of
independence and the institutions of the Re-
public until that cause succeeds finally through
The patriotism, courage, and constancy OF the
Mexican propie. LERDo DE LEPApo.
To tie Citizen Gorerhor. Ky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-31

A BRIDEGROOM SUED FOR oRABANDoSNKNr-
Our readers may remember a Statement nun-
lished by us recently, OF a compulsory mar
riage which took place in this city on the
evening of Wednesday, June %. We are in
formed that the bridegroom, whose name by the
way, is William Forrest ass ured the brides
brother, before the ceremony, that he would
never live with the woman whom this brothe r
was constralnng hfm 10 marry. He kept
his promise faithfully. according to the state
ments that are now made, and has not lived
with his wife since marriage. Yesterday. the
oeserteo wlfe, who, we are assured, is a lady
of the highest responsibility. made Informs.
uon before alderman Donaldson. charging her
husband with abandonment. Forrest was az
rested for a bearing yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. At that time, however, ne waived a
nearing, snd was held 20 bail IN the sum of
1871. ' 's
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
CRAOE CHURCB, ISLAND,
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCuRSION TO GREEN

SUNDAY fsSa sSSaaoof 10 EX9SRsioSf 70 GREEN
SPRING,
One mile above GEORGETOWN.
chsr,esed cars viii leave " Corner IZs ~.
7th and d stre.ts. Island: precisely
at 9 and 10 O'Clock on Wednesday HSS
Spring hourly, from 10 O'Clock till p. m. 1t
FIRST EAGLE SHOOTING IN WASHING
In connection with the German Target Assscia-
ton have succeeded in getting mp enc Of these fes-
" A GRHND HAGLE SHOOTING,
srvrsGh r irfs sfSsff Ysisf e PARK.
WEDNESDAY. 4SGoUsr /. 1866.
The Shooting commences at 10 clock .. m.
The paris Of the Eagle win be shot off in the fol.
Rins sSs Lss sh %ns
Left Wing 8, Right Olav; 3, Left Claw: 10, Right
Every part art ba. HH Il. s own Vsfu .bs Pfize, all Of
which will be on exhibition ut the Park
The Shooting will not be csnfined to members OF
will have chance to try his skill. Gentlemen not
having Rifles Of their own will find then, ready
loaded, at the stand.
Concert by .he BAND OF THE aTH q. 8. CAy-
ALBY. from L. n To y. m
At the same time there will be . String Band in
the Pavilion fer those rho wish TO enjoy Dance.
GRAND ILLUMINATION OF THE GROUNDS
will take place after sunset.
TICKETS. FIFTY CENTS. admitting a Gen
tlenan and Ladies.
The Eagle will be on exhibition Msnday and
Tuesday AT Mr.. Chss Klomsn 8 Restaurant, 7th
1t EDWARD ABNER
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COLGArrs AROMATIC yxeErARLr 40,

COLGATEB AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
Asuperior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OiLsin combination with GLYcERrNR
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES, and
Tor the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalIed.
For sale by ell druggists. fes-eolv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-31
TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BIZ DR
eTRICKLANBH PILE REMEpY

y
Mr.. Glass, OF Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for
the benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
veted case OF Piles and his brother rsed
y1ed with the PtlesJ Both these disfressing cases
SsTe DsT cured With one bottle Of DR.. sTRJOKLANDp
PlLE kEMEDY. The Recommendation OF these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by Dr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer
Ing that the most Aggravated chronic OF Piles
are cured by DR.. Strickland 3 Pile Remedy. II 10
sold ey Druggists everywhere. Sold By J. W.
NAIRN CO.i OHAS. OHRISTIAHI, 371 Pa.
avenue and SO3 Ninth street. 90 A-ly
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dNuuIIy prIHttr, copying paragraph
ABOUT MaIrnai Benedek's moustaches being
waxed a Ia hOaersise, makes il read a la hao.
grease.
- be riesbnrg PENN Gazette complains
because Toll Is sexact.d from ladies on one or
are allowed 10 pass free.
~ Tennyson is the only ..gsntieman' who
dares wear soft hat 10 lsondos. Eyervp,dy
else OF more yields 10 the enobbish rule OF 4
stove-pipe. 81 VIZ -
IA fhief lately entered Trinity Chr
ALteny, and stole the silxsr.plared nm. ch
ON the pewss deeiroyedA n clerical rohe. <bar
teme saeramental wine, and broke u draui
eS'e'e' q chan
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DAILROAD EXCURSION
FOURTH AND LAST
GREAT AUCTION SALE
OF THOSE


BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
Ar CENTRALIA, (ASSAroLIs JUNcTIoND
On the Washington Branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad,
OK THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August I'd,
At pa O'Clock, on the Premises.
The sale OF nearly 200 lots within month. and
the improvements going at this i'm DO rtant all
road center, evidences in its favor that should
not be disregarded by those having means to in.
vest, or who desire Q chesp and pleasant home
Lots from 33 to 100 feet front, by from ITO to
800 feet deep, and those to be sold beautifully
located ano central
Title. fee simple and perfect.
Terms half cash; balance in six months
with interest, secured by bond and mortgage, or
$50 cash. Is part of cash payment, to be paid
FREE EXCU RsION TRAINS, of ten cars each,
will leave the bepots Of " Washington and Baih :
more at the same hour, Ia O'Clock precisely, on
the day OF sale, arriving at the junction at the
same time. and retuInine at o clock, conveying
grown persons only ladies or gentlemen to and
from the sale FREE OF CHARGE.
NO one HHdeT "a years ot age IrtH be dtoLced upon
FREE TICKETS to be had at the entrance of
each Depot inst previous to trains leaving
Plats, &C to be had at Covers Auction Rooms
No. - West Baltimore street, Baltimore, or at
Office Of j. L. FITCH, corner Of 7th and streets
SAMUEL II. COVER,
JyS Auctioneer.
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A SUPERIOR RIMID'

eUP1kIOk kindly.
We can oonscientiousy recommend 70 those suf
feEfHf a5eH 2 2 distre;1ipE cough, DR STRICK.
1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and IL withal
notdisagreeable to the taste. There 10 no doubt
best preparations In use and 10 all that its propr.
etor claims for It. We have tried II during the
cough. II is prepared BY Dr.. striciisnd, No is8
sycamsre street, Cineinnati, Ohio, and for sale By
PrugEistss. Sold b J. ": NAIRN 90, slso q
ANIe. 315 Pa. avenue and 600 Ninth street.
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Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Alse.
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free of
sKlLLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa, an l6-sm
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MOTH AND FRECKLEs.

Ladies' afiicted with Disoolorations on the Fsce.
called moth patches or frecklss, should use PER-
RY's celebrated MOTH and FRHCKLE LOTION,
Its infallible Prepared by DR.. B. o. Perry, Der
matologist, - Bond ST., u. Y Sold by all drug.
sfsts In Warrington and elsewhere. ny le-eojm
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HALLS VEGETABLE sIO1LIAN HAIR RE
NEWER
Renews tho Hair

ReneWg tho Hair.
Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAy HAIR RENEwER
Restores gray hair to the original coler.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEwRR
Prevents the hair from falling on
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
Halls VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR REyEwER
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS SIcILIAN VEGETABLE HAIR RRNRwRR
proved itself the best pre- paraten for the hair
ever presented to the public
Price 81. For sale by all druggists. ia 30 Tuly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-31

~0urdon Crocker Of New London, cele-
brateo his eiehueth birthday ~ pitching on and
OF has cart ton Of hay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUAELI STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
OMOLANDERD RXTRAOT BUOKU

SUCCESSFULLY
eM0LANDERD EXTRACT BUOKU
10 CURING
svsry case Of KIDNEY DIsIAsI, RHlvMAsIsN,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WRAxsEss and
PAINS IN the BAcx, FEMALE OoMPLAIHrs and
TRorBLIs arising from DxcHssxs OF ANY KIND.
ooAE, Y1 AFFLIoTIpI
THY LANDER'S.
TAKE No OTTER BUCKU.
eoid By al Apotheoariss. Price q. D. BARNEs
co., Rev York. and BARNIe, WARD b co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEI0H d
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass..
General Agents. fsh M-ly