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Consumption can be Cured.

lHE TRUE REMEDY AT LAST DISCOVERED. UPHAMs
rREsH H. MEAT CURE. prepared from the formula Of
Pioi IrOsseau. of Paris, cures Consumption, Lung
Diseases Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Marasmus, General
pendent deficiency of vital force Il is pleasant TO
tasle' and single bottle will convince the most skep.
llca Of lis virtue as the great healing remedy of the
age. 8 bottle or six bottles for S.. Sent by Ex.
st., Philadelphia, and Principal Druggists Circulars
sent free
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the DISTRICT COURT OF TET Il
UNITED STATES, for the District of Delaware
In the matter of Inf Lepis. Bankrupt,
IN BANKRUPTCY,
At Wilmington. in said district, on the 18th dav of
October, A. D. 1867. ~
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, SIS.
Tins is to give notice that petition has been filed
IN IN sald court by Luff Lewis of Kent County, and
psaie OF Delaware IN said district. duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress. of March
1907, for discharge and certificate thereof from
all his debts and claims provabe under said act and
That the 18th day of November next, at II o'clocG
"A. NJ, at Wilmington aforesaid is assigned for the
nearing OF the same; and that all creditors of the
said Luff Lewis who have proved their debts and
olher persons in interest," may appear at said time
ana place and show cause, if any thew have. wbv
the prayer of the said petition should not he GRAINED
Clerk of the U. S. District Court. Del h Distr;c.
Oct24-3t. WV N'''ii'''
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THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
Wheat 81. 2O(92.58; White Wheat S3.l5(@
$40. Rye is selling at $1.7O@I75 p bush.
Yellow Corn, $1.45(@1.42. Oats 7OCG78c
Cotton 2092lc. per ID.
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" Beyond the Mississipn;.,,

n C0mpLete History Of Me Me-, 49,. n
'''S' JrUm Me Great RiOer to the Great Ocean
BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON
It's popularity is attested by thesaIe Of ovo On mn
Copies IN a single month. ''er o'Uo"
=, Life and Adventure on Prairies. Mour,.;.
Pbotag rpeG CSast With over 200 Descriptive and
Mines, reo2s and Curiosities of the New Saiel ls n
no prospective emgrants and settlers in The uFa.
prove an invaluable assistance suppvng as 81 T WIN
w g rong leIt OF full, authentic and reliable gue
SOL products, means of travel, &c
opr 80 WANiED-Send for Circulars and see
aiu IN description of the work. Address
ST. Philadelphia, Pa 0ou'" "e'eh'h
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e000 AGENTS wanted, to sell Six New Inven
OOOO tons, of great value TO families; all paw great
profits, Send 35c and get 80 pages and sample gratis
Agents have made 100000. EPhraim Brown, Lowell
Mass.
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DISSOLUTION

The co-partnership heretofore existing betvveen
Charles E. FOxwell and VIM, v. Greves. under the
firm of Foxwel q Grieves, is this day dissolved hv
mutual consent. Z. +. FOXWELL,
Oct Ist, 1867. w. V. GRIEVES
The undersigned will continue the manufacture of
Soap. WM V. GRIEVES
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GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK, &C., from
MclIear & Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
Quotations Oct. % 1861 at & n,clnck.

For Rent, and stock for. Sale.
ONE Of the best Dry Good Stands in Wilmington
- Delaware, Address MERCHANT,
OciSO 81 Box 460, Wilmington, Del.
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INFORMATION

G LADIES TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS. Elias,
nG 6aniages Belts, Stockings, Knee Caps, BAN
NINGIS Il TFFCH'S Braces Spinal. SbnnJder and
T. Erecior Braces Light French and German Rupture
Trus'es' syrlnges in great variety &c..
at NEEDLES
TWELFTH Street. First door below Race. PHIIA
DELPHlA. Crhis Department is conducted Eyrlu.
sNey Tor Females and Children, by competent Ladies.
ana the stock Is adapted to their Special WantsO /
correct construction, with ease and Comfort!
&. Ii. NEEDLES
Professional AduSter OF Trusses &C.
'"Iner OF I2th and RACE Streets PHI HILADELPHiA
may som
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OO4IMIGAOIA SY2NNEo
Opposite to William Stubbs' New Paper Store.
lie has just finished rcmodeng his store house, and
returned from Philadelphia with large new stock
u goous' wei selected at the lowest prices, and is
now prepared to sell to the public at as low fcnres
as they can be purchased south Of Wilmington. he
sides which, Discount of five per cent. will be
made on all cash bills of five dollars and over. ex.
cePIlng Groceries. He has a full line of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Ladies Dress Goods, Shawls and Blankets at all
Prices' Cloths Cassmeres and Kerseys. Ladies'
line Of NOTIONS, N 'U''
GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE &C.. &c
ne is thankful for past favors, and thinks it will
be to your advantage to call and examine b;s s,"n
before purchasing elsewhere. ''''N
JOHN BAYLIS, Jr.,
Ocl' ~u' Smyrna Del.
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TO RENT.

Two STORE HOUSES, in the Town of Smyrna
one in West Smyrna and the other opposite the Depot
Apply TO J. s. HUNTINGTON,
Smyrna, Oct. 18th, 1867.
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We Still Live IRon..1s Don' BE na%suggsd by
ron ron or machine Stencil Tools" Send for onr neIr
catalogue OF OF IMPROVED STENCIL DIES. r" eptv
81 NJ S6fii SPENSTp S@Tetpliy finished and tempered
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Or at the Institute, Riverside, N.
Present worth. $40 ooo
ii0SehC "orlh'' .................... 10000
'0"' "oIth'' '''..,........... 10000
Presents worth $500 each, ,....... & 0oo
Fresent vaned at. t................ ~ OOo
Presents, valued at $4,000 each. 3o OOo
i0'o"' 'aiuou at''.'--' -'......... 10000
Presents, valued at 700 each. % OOO
Presents, valued at 5000 each ....... OOo
. Presents, valued at 1000 each. ... nm
~ Presents, valued at 500 each ..... IN Ooo
lO Presents, %alued at 300 each. Q ooo
Presents, valued at 250 each ... 75o
~ Presents, valued at 225 each ..... 5no
50 Presents, vailed at $500 each .......,1 ooo
5O Presents, valued at SIS each...... a75o
LlO Presents, valued at 500 each. II nm
~ Presents, valued at S75 each. I son
III Presents, valued at $50 each ..... 5oo
The remaining presents consist of articles
OF use and value. appertaining to the diffu.
sion of Literature and the fine arts. 80 nm
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THE
MISSES ia awe aN

MISSES TATMAN
"onid respectfully inform their friends md 81,
Pupic generally that they have removed from tbe;,
ola stand on Commerce Street. TO
MAIN STREET, SMYRNA, DEL.
| And have a full stock of
| MlLLIN ERY GOODS.
nae assortment of ready made Bonnets which
c rlus' % ne sure to suit in style and price, Bonnets
from 20 TO SI5 Also, full line of Hats-oII styles
ana prices, from 81 to $l0 Their line of Millinery
Goods Is the largest and best selected stock tbey
nave ever brought to this town.
a splendid assortment of French and American
Flowers and French and American Frames.
Gofering and Stamping Neatly Executed
DIR f. S S NJ AKTNG.
i ihey have engaged Fashionable Dress Maker
rom the city, they prepared to make and fit
dresses, (by the American CHARITY CIoaks
Chlldren's Clothing, &c, in the most fashionable
manner; also, Plain Sewing, guaranteeing satisGac
'oh ana promptness in every case. lntendinc IN
pay special attention to this branch of business bev
would be pleased to receive liberal share of patron
age nom The ladies OF Smyrna and vicinity
Fattern$ Of all the Latest Styles Receired Epery
Week from Neto York and Phtia.
we lavte the early attention of the Ladies n tbo
looVe Stock, it embraces some of the bandsomost
Ioods in the market.
MACHINE. ''' 'i1'' i-N"
I3dd Il Webster Sewing Machine will be sold
reduced price, '''U
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FOR SALE.

CO, Second hand No. 8. William Penn COOK
I've, = IN good condition. For sale cheap To be
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NEW AoVERTIsEME

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
Mail Steamships: 0oUpahys SPLENDID
ST; LAURENT. Boc,vnr
PEREIRE, ppocANDE, Saturday, Oct S.
WILLIE DE' p,p,o DUCHEsNE, Saturday Oct 10
EUROPE, 2AkMoNT' Saturday, Nov Z.
To Brest HEMARlE " Nov l6
60; Second Cav hVre, wine included First Cabin. sl
GEO. A MHr,t ers 10 not carry Steerage Passengers
ot-o. n. MACKENZIE, Agt. So BSoad~ae n "
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WHI,s every locality, an Agent for the
,,,.,. e1a"are Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
wilmington heierences required. Address
GEO. w. STONE, Gen'i Sup,..
Oc''~'-" Wilmington Del.
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es.''
ii us to
ll.up to
raltcrs
N part
and trC-
loss at
q thinks
Is town
a great
reTOrk-
or they
lr q I'm
lliIculti~
and be-
Church.,
riches,
helping
'h work.,
gains (as
lest for
lid hope
IN lOus-
&C., over
lI blame
together
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VALUABLE FAMRS
PRIVATE SALE.
, ne undersigned intending to change his businoss.
SUI at private safe Inc following Real Estate, VIZ,
No. ].
A FARM.
Containing 122 acres and 25 oercbes or Ion, .;,,,
IN Little Creek Hundred Kent comfy SIto
rneI miles from Moorton, Del railroad, on Ibe
foau leading from Dover to Kenton miles from he It'e
vvbcb j.ia I. miles from the latter place. 81 acres Of
Inc balance nicely set young oak and cbes,nna
DwoIIino improvements consist of twostory Frame
mgng ra1erng IN repair outbudngs all good; stabIn@
ali GOOD Tbo,o oairage House all complete; fencing
premises, in repair, He'i' mouse on the
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gible 10 Office. The old rule OF CONSTRUCTION
| 40 often quoted, applies Erprsssto 'hius
eyc,usio .st olte,ius." The expression OF one
thing exc,ude. the alternative. Our Consti.
| tu,ion provides that every white man twenty.
ono wears OF age, etc shall vote; but that does
moi give him the right to be elected Governor
or senator. He must be thirty years old to be
Governor. or twenty i've 10 be senator; ana
besides. no minister OF the gospel, no person
holding n lucrative Office, no priest OF any re-
pgious denomina .ion or salaried officer OF any
banking corporation, or company, ana no a''o'
,o,. cor ,be Common wealth, is eligible 10 the
camera, Assembly: yet they are all voters
S,,v q Congress had passed an act providing
:, ..r,,s that ministers of the Gospel should
IA .,,e,ble 20 the House of Delegates, no law
,.or you,d contend that Il made them eligible
n the Senate On the contrary, the very fact
that Congress had made them eligible to the
ono House. and not 10 the other, would be the
strongest presump,ive evidence that there had
been no intention 10 do what had not been
done So In this case. Our constitution makes
none but white men eligible to office. LII
makes none bnt white men voters, Congress
has struck out the word white" so far rs IL
applies to voters but not so far rs II applies to
officers and therefore il still fixes the qualifi-
cations for Office.
If there be any meaning in language, :" the
obvious intent" of the reconstruction law is
10 make negroes voters. If Congress desired
to render them eligible to office, it knew how
10 do il. But that body had no such intention
They do not desire us TO elect negro Congress
men.
Membership in the State Convention 10 oe
held soon to alter our constitution is not IN
Office under the Constitution. 1t is an extra
cons titutonal post. Negroes are therefore
Eligible 10 that body.
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Brevet Major General L. =. A

TAsorHRR OBsrACIE.-The Richmond Dis
pdtc" inis 10 mud any authority III any OF The
avs VI Congress making the colOred mdJl ttty4-
o. :" @Rces We can hardly suppose that paper
sefio"s III taxing such an obviously absurd DO
hltloh. Inc ctNh rights bill certainly made
whites ana coloreu equal in all civil rights
ahd me reconstruction laws have made Them
equal In pohucal rights also If they 40 MOI
IN express terms say that colored m.o .r. ali
aiole TO ONCE, At is because IN. i'm nlic.,i =,
, ,m favor ~ 20 strong rs 10 h. irra.,s,,ti
We understand the law To be tbat in 80,
,p'''e me eiector Is eligible TO every Office u,
s mere DC some provision erpressyy disounii
ing nm. - VIII hardly be coutcnded that =
80" VI Nllginia IN any such there were1 .x :
L., sS ihohtoiting colored men from eleyihI
ao,v oahVe, oeing In the view of Cougr.s,
10y p'oNisaohoi, would be allowed Ia -,
tcne Ill. obvious iutent Of ~. 80 80 70 contra.
"a" however, We suspect IN. - ION =
thought 10 operate on colored p.oni. ~ opttch
ing this alarm. Ii is hardly nfth raj. sa.,.
Try again. -AstdndTia State Journal. Wv
The Jo,trnai Is very luminous II gets It's ,,u
out Of its preludices. lis remarks scared,
merit reply 1.-The reconstruction laws. !" |
says, have made the whites and the black
equal In political rights" No law is pre-
sumed 10 mean what IL does not say The Law
In question provides that negroes shall vote
which is equivalent 10 saying that Congress
does not require that they shall be made eli.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ AUCTION GOODS
JUST FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
No. Is MAIN sTREET,


received yesterday a large lot of goods bought
at auction at dreadful sacrifice, and We will give
our customers a chance Of buying the following
articles At less than the price before the war
Real Barnsly Linen Sheetns, two and hall
yards wide, at $3.50;
Real Barnsly Linen Sheeting, two .and three
quarter yards wide, at Sl.7s;
Real Barnsly Linen sheeting, three yards wide,
atS2;
Real Linen Handkerchief at l.25 per dozen ;
Real Hemsttchcd Linen Handkerchief at 80
per dozen. worth So;
Handsome English Berage at zoe, worth soc !;
Extra Linen Cambria Handkerchief at zoe,
worth 4oc.
Huckaback Towels at $3.50 per dozen, worth
$3.50;
Embroidered Linen Collars at 75c. per dozen,
worth So;
Handsome Embroidered sets Collars and Cuffs
at soc. per set worth $3.50:
Nainsook Muslin at zoe. per yard, worth &c.,;
Brillants at aOc. per yard, worth Soc.
Handsome Ginghams at S5c., worth soc.
Handsome stock OF SPRING DRESS GOODS and
many other articles at prices too low to mention,
-or fear of creating excitement. Come early and
ook. No trouble to show goods.
LEVY BROTHERS,
snl6 No Is Main street.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS TAKES Up GENERAL
GR,Nr.-The latest freak OF WENDELL
PHILLIPS is 10 take up General GRANT for
President: for which the General will feel
not at all grateful TO him. WENDELL says
GREELEY "has no right to force General
GRANT on the Republican party as its
"canddate for next President. Whether
"he is the right man for the place, we
" will consider in due time but this IS not
" the time, nor is Mr.. PHILLIPS the man
:" TO make our nominations" Very PLAIN
talk. General GRANT will be very much
obliged to both the philanthropists if they
will be kind enough to let him aione-'' e''
if he is the practical and calm man We
take him to be.
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The Russian Purchase.

A discussion is going on amongst the ed
i,ors who reside in the portion Of the Uni
ted States nS%~raving exclusive voice il
thsPFcgulation of the Government as 10 'h'
value of the purchase of the Russian pos
sessions on the Pacific A portion OF 'n'
press does not think much OF 1t. Inc a. =,
York Times, which leads the arson'.": :.
favor Of the purchase, declares .na' " .
craa, NATIONAL advantage. The Itn'cS con
tends that i, will add immensely 10 ',' 10,
tional power through the education o. nv"
in the fisheries to the business OF seA-" 80,
Tho nava, marine will be suppfeo IRON
No sn,rce with the very best material
- a., ,-o5,cf of the fisheries, the i"'
trade and the mines, will constitute "a, '
os5;,;on 10 the national wealth. ms Il
,,ao,;a view of the question. The lo'eS
,.or,nres TO present one that is ianciI"i
:. The new and splendid opportunity IL
Gives" Fourth Of July orators "ior rhe'ori-
"a, anblazonment the "vaStness oi our
country the "bird of freedom " h!lhs
from the Gulf of Mexico "and screaming
clear up to the North pole the .u'p',
al groves of Florida and the ice feids OF
~. .ro,;, and how it may be shown
.,hot the universal Yankee lords 1t over
.u,r These sunny ideas happily conduct
.o,,c conclusion that "Sitka is cheap
CsyyrEr, who leads the opposition, and
~, NO had supposed was devout advo-
.o,. of the universally OF the greatest
..;,r :, creation, and also of its progress
ara evanston, does not acquieSce IN the
~,,r;ons arguments of the Times. lie Is
80, cooled to apathy by the Arctic ices nor
,,re3 into acQuiescence by the sweet
-r,v..s Of Florida. He says:
Eve respectfully suggest tax on Bun
:. connie oratory expressly to pay for Go
.v,-ror SEwARp's whistle. Everything
..I.e ;s already pretty well landed but
o.h;f,Iutin' apostrophes to the gallo
q -;ors bird have thus far escaped the
o,ax.ca,berer. If 'Silka is cheap to any
uhoav il must be to the spouters whose
:. home is in the bright setting sum- and
:. ,ho resist every exhortation to dry
unn, They alone will be able to make
l." ANYTHING out of our Arctic acquisition
ale, them pay for ii :"
CpyrLEY. becoming more serious, re-
onrsIs that the public shall not be hum
hryced by the talk of the "Seven millions
that Russian America costs" He declares
that il is but the beginning; and adds
{. There are TO be endless millions more for
"harbors, lighthouses, fortresses, garrl-
usops, civil officers" &c. This is really
o,d.,aSbioned talk. 1t is like that of the
simn',. DAYS when men did not think ex-
ra..e Of territory constituted national
lanoip,ss. and that the liberty and indie
incidence Of the citizen was Increased IN
,ropor,ion TO the number of tortresses,
carrisonS, civil officers, &c. There were
some old f.geS in those days who consi-
derei that the citizen was 10 be oppressed
and hurthened in proportion as the great
ness and grandeur of the nation were IN
creas d. The Tribune is behind the age
"the age Of progress "-Sitka is essential
10 progress
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BY 3. A. J. Clopton,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, No. 81 Twelfth
street, near Franklin.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
Y ESTATE AND VACANT LOTS IN PORT
MAYO FOR SALE At AUCTION-Wiii DO sold
on the premises on THURSDAY the lotlI u April
1867 at 4 o. clock p. M, in the oraer advertised,
that BEAUTIFUL LOT corner OF OoboIna turnpike
or Seventh and Louisiana streets. floLtiu. On the
frst-named 100 feet, and on tie laet-na.Led street
Gs3 feet r ,n
Also. two other LOTS, with large FRAMED STA.
Bill now in the occupancy OF MIR. Henry Noite as
n cooper shop, fronting 20 feet on Sixth street and
running back l2D feet TO a vida alley.
Also. ONE LOT corner Of Denny street and w
liamsburg avenue. fronting SO feet and running
back 100 feet on each.
Also TWO LOTS fronting Is feet inches on
Sixth street and running back 100 feet.
The above sale will be made Tor and on &C
count OF the former purchasers. they having iall
ed TO comply with the terms Of a previous sale:
Also, FOUR LOTS fronting together - feet on
Sixth street running back 81 feet TO An alley.
Also, TWO LOTS fronting together IS feet on
Fifth street, raining back 100 feet.
feet on Fonrth street, running back 100 feet.
Also the large three story FRAMED DIVE LL-
ING with lot fronting 81 feet on Nicholson
street running back with Pace street goo feet 10
Denny street on which there Is al 40 30 feet front
The foregoing property Is Justly REGARDED as
amongst the most valuable In the suburbs fof
stores nd dwellings, having been recently incor
poratod Convenient to shipping, the various dis
iilleries breweres, brckyards, and other works
In the lower end of the city,
TERMS Liberal, and made known at The time OF
sals. Il. A. J. Chof los,
apis Aucuoheer'
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ADMISSION ...................FIFTY CENTS.
Doors open at and o'clock performances
commence an hour after.
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The following circular, just issued os 'e"'
ral Sruor,r,n grew out of correspondents.
,.,...s', ,,;,,,,atr and Mr.. +. &. PETERS ara
,xn,,t,siIself Both Mr.. PETERS ana irene
~ >.,,..,Y,p will receive the th'hAs vi our
go, ,,r their sincere desire ana earnest Ell
o,,o,,, every person needing IL TO par
,ic;,o,. IN the benefits TO result from the us
,r,.,,io, Of seeds in the South:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIsrEIcT,
STATE or VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1867.
[Circular.l
~. -. Psoistering officers Of the sererdl Counties
md Districts " lugtnld
CONGRESS- has appropriated $4,000 10 supply
.aeds TO the agricultural people OF the south.
~ states. The agent OF the Agricultural
nanartmeut Mr.. +. &. Peters, through whom
the dis tributiou is TO b. made, has asked my
aid in carving out the liberal design OF Con-
gress in Virginia, and / am especially desirons
nj contributing that aid IN such manner a
will most speedily and enectnaliy distribute
the benefits among the people of the State.
IT, this eud, and in accordance with the
views of Mr.. Peters, the registering oihcer OF
each magisterial district Is requested 10 be
come the agent of the Agricultural Bureau Tor
that district. In case the officer appointed Tor
any district is unable 10 discharge the duties
referred 10, the Board of Registration Tor lhdt
district viii please select and report TO me the
name of some other gentleman, aresIdent OF
the district, who II able and willing 10 act as
agent of the Agricultural Department.
Each registering officer, or other gentleman
selected by the Board, who may be willing 10
serve, win please inform Inc, without delay, OF
his acceptance OF the trust, and give his post
Office address and the county and district In
which he resides. This information VIII at
once be forwarded 10 the Department in
Washington in order that the agents may re-
ceiye Instructions from that Department and
inform 1t Of the wants OF the people oil the
district
] do not doubt that all who are able TO do so
viii cheeriully render their services in an en-
terprise which promises SO much good 10 the
agricultural interests OF the State.
Very respectfully,
j. NJ. ScHoFIELD,
Brevet Major General L. =. A.
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The Tribune and the Herald, OF New YORK.
both recommend Mr. RAYMOND, of the Times,
for Minister 10 Austria. This reminds us OF
DR. FRASKLrS's declaration that Judges should
be elected by lawyers; for then, SAID the PM
Iosopher, they will all vote to get the best one
out Of their way.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
py LyHt a DTUFUtTI
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesr..
corner OF Fifteenth sad Franklin streets.
COMMISSIONERS sALEoFvALU

COMMISSIONERS SALEOF VALU.
" ABLE LOT WITH THREE-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING THEREON, IN CHURCH HILL
OPPOSITE THE DWELLING or THE LATE
COLONEL WILSON, on THIRTlETH sTgEET
BETWEEN CLAY ASD LEIGH STREETS As
commissioner appointed by decree In the sui. of
Walsh and wife ". Calm and Others, psndlr ? In
the Circuit Court Of Henrico county, / shan, On
FRIDAY the 10th day II April, isei, at 'c.ork r
~ Of that day, sell At public auction /" the high.
est bidder. on the premises, the HOUSE and LOT
above described.
TERMS. One fourth cash. the residua in three
equal instruments. payable in six, twelve and
eighteen months; the purchaser To execute his
negotiable notes, with interest added, 10. the 81.
ferred payments, and the title retained until the
whole purchase money paid and a conveyance
directed by the Court
Z NANCE. Commissioner,
Sale conducted by LYME 4 BRoIHEs, Auctioneers
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THE CRAFr.-We We're called upon yester-
day by our editorial brethren Colonel IL T.
WIrHERs, of the Iynchburg NetrS; I. w
Brrrox. Esq, of the Lynchburg Virginia"
and GARBBR, of the valley Tir9inidn.
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TRAINED ANIMALS,

The management, having every facility IL 'ne'
disposal, capital at their comma nd, and know
ledge Of what Style of entertainment would suit
the people and meet the appreciation ana coroia'
support of the intellectual, rcfnsd. and reHg'ous
portion of the community, determined 10 iorh MI
OF which they could be justly p'ouu'
and that would enable them to rest assured 'n"'
when their manifold attractions were pressh'eu'
and had been seen, that full satisfaction "ouiu oe
given to and acknowledged by their patrons.
TALENT, NOVELTY, WONDER, SUPERIORITY
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, ARE sA-
LENT POINTS PLAINLY
DIsCERNIBLE
IN THE
GREAT SHOW :