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DAfAtGtNHifkbb 81 SAFES hHs i PI4HsT 5Ffzcl

WARRINGTON.
On the PETITION Of ELIAS INGeAHAh, of
Ss:sH. ss.ssa e I'm "a s.t q :pms.f
.aiS S..s"t, ssssh ssfs: ssos On the q day Of
/. s.!ss .h. %. said petition b. heard ., h.
Patent O0ce q MONDAY. the 18th day Of Ausust
next. q Il o'clock m; and eli psrsons are nofised
aid isetioa osght not 70 be ersntsd.
nj. - - Psssot 6Scs their oS,scsieus spscislly
day q hes1ns I'll sisS b. .,Ss1 party
20 be used e Che ssad hearing must be taken and
Tsnsni,ssS IN SecorS..es Nth the rul.s 81 the
Depositioes and other Papsrs relied upon e tee
umony must be filed in the once twenty DAYS be-
Es ss Ssy Of t ss.r,nE the any,
Ordered, also that this notice Be published in the
Republican and the InteIligencer, Washington,
ssr three soees,,s .e.s g, Ssps a., :,
said publications 20 be st least sixty days previous
70 the dep Of hs.rtne. A. N. tr6uT,
nRPHANs' COURT, June S,sth, iss.-DIs.
% g. g. ss:s u RSfsR e S oHHf', ls
sisi:srssor sas:s@ia -. siss - sSsr. be-
SSsnsS .ios:.ss. seps,sssa rGrsD1q,. sss
.sn. d :SA e 9ss Il e: q: a.
:: the zane lave sen ooscssd sad s1rs.s ,.so
q ss2i ssosssss ere scsissi . ssssss, .iss sssir
a e os 8: s
ono. 5 vssi fos thrs: .ssks IN o ivssiss 81
49,. TSsAnss 2, el.IHxn,
CsLI.nAI.D Albert BISCUIT.
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CT ZAP GAs-MT. A. Z. Rand has patented a
process for the man ufacture Of practically
permane NJ, nOn-condensible Illuminating gas,
by CT rbure m AIR with liquid hydro harbon.
He claims u complete Gas Works can be
constructed AZ a comparatively small outlay,
that cannot get out of order, requiring no skill
and little labor; working a small air pump five
minutes Per day beng suficient 20 manufacture
gas enough tosupply thirty burners four hours
each, which will be entirely tree from odor in
combustion, and the gas MANUFACTURED will
furnish the Rest hight and the cheapest artificial
illumination known. No fire Is required in
manufacturing this gas, and the tank contain.
rig The na-eriaL which II Is only necessary 70
supply once in one, two or three years as de.
sired. beng placed in the ground and sur.
rounded by water, no leakage can occur, nor
can FIRE be communicated 10 il, as il Is covered
with the mon gas holder"
MesuS. II. W. Hamilton a. Co., 562 It'll street,
are the agents for this District
2 CORPORATION AFFAIRS Mayor Bowen has
turned over communications he has received in
reference 20 the contracts for laying several
payemenis and cutters, and repairing certaia
pumps in the Fourth Ward, and for the laying
of pavements the Fifth Ward, TO Mr.. Bliss,
CITY Surveyor, with instructions 10 examine
the work and localities as they now exist and
10 report 10 Mr.. Bowen. He Is also desired TO
inspect Hth street, between l. and Boundary
STREETS, which 10 reported 20 be IN a wretched
condition, and 10 report what action should be
taken 20 remedy the evil-whether 20 repair or
10 pave the same. IL ~ possible that the ex-
AMIN al ion and Inspection OF all street improve
nents VIII be sntrnstsdt MI. Bliss hereafter
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GEORGETOWN ABvERrIsEIxuu

0~Le o. F.-CoyENANf LODGT ~
|" Is The stfendspce Of ever Ds. No.
MONDAY LvfKIH6. fsss tss,s,,' ,ss On
plea Tor The proposed Imprcvenest q ths H.g
viii BE- cen ietred, and the election of aos-, -
place. J. H DARN
leG-lf Recording
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

POLICE ITHNs.-BridGet O'Riley, q shop
keeper in the sth precinct, was before Justice
Lynch yesterday, charged with selling lilo nor
without a license, for which she was fined
so ~
John Finigan fined by Justice Lynch IS for
being disorderiy was, in default Of payment,
com mitted to the workhouse for Gu days - >
Oficer O'Collagan, Of the 7th precinct yester.
day, arrested Edward Brown, a fugitive from
justice, who who was turned over TO the Mar.
shall. . -.
A soldier named Thos Hayes, fined yester.
day in the sum of IS for being disorderiy was
committed to the work house in default.
Officer Greer, Of the fourth precinct, yester.
day arrested a grocer named Conrad Rasner,
who was charged before Justice MOI sell with
selling liquor BY the small without license.
He was fined $20.55.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

III You WOULD BIZ WEE IN your selections
and prudent in your expenditures In these days
OF retrenehment and reform, buy your Cloth
ing Of liable e Co., 46S Pennsylvania avenue.
between ID And LIZ streets - 80 = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

tainty OF prompt action, in fact, every good
Qunlity Is guaranteed for Mrs. 3. A. Allen q i'm
poved NEW style) Hair Restorer or Dressing,
Tin one bottle.D Every Druggist sells it. Price
One Dollar. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume In he
world. Bumett's Florimel closely resem bles
the odor Of q rare and delicate boquet of
Sewers, and In this respect 10 lnrivailed. A
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
holrs. 60
VRAPPrNs PAPR for sale. Apply at tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

SwExTe PROM OLD ScorIA.-Mr. Jas. Cum.
lard's Hotel, sends rs q lar OF deiicious n ann
lade all the way from Dundee, Scotland, beinr
q sample Of one Of M productions OF MT
country, which 10 becoming celebrated, and OF
which MI. Cummings has fust receiyed a laruS
stock a. advertised in the SfAR.
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. sELrcT BfADING.

WI r resd BY Mrs AMEs sftie ssmiSsry 5 ~.
lag; Washington street, SsrgetoWn, on NON
OF Christ Church. Georeetesu. Tickets % SIS : 4.
ee obtained at MT. 6ettyr Boob store Brids. :,
Georgetown. % -s.
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RY rHonAs DowLTSG. Aoet.: se.rs.so.1

wMoSk ~ DRY GOODS AT AUCTION,
next. ne i Of JUDE. Il 10 eioel. end 20 s. ca.
tinued IRON day 70 dAy ussil die posed Of eli the
Broyn. aeent He Ill Bridge street. ronsfs Ii n q
OF va,snefss, nossnbiapes and other dress
eooos, Hen ana Boys Near, SAauls, Table Lin
sne,1ovslipgs, Counter paDes Brown and BIesshea
shtrtfpss and sheetings, Hosiery, Fancy Goods
&C THOe. BOWLING
Aucfionesr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

ALL LINEN SACK COATS for Gents, at sI.5l
al A Saks Co., 5l7 7th street, between Penn
sy4Vania avenue and d street .d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

RUEAwAY.-About seven O'Clock last even.
ing horse attached to a milk.wagon in front
OF Walker d Co.'S store, on the corner Of 18th
street and Maryland avenue, (South Washing
TONI become frightened at the passing OF the
Orange and Alexandria railroad train, and ran
several squares, taking the pavement in his
route, and thereby causing great scam pering
among the children and alarm on the part Of
mothers who witnessed the wild antics Of the
animal. The race continued till reaching the
north end Of the Long Bridge, when the horse
was stopped, and it was found that no damage
was done TO the vehicle. The milk, however,
wGs loited from the cans, leaving along the
streets continued milky way" plainly dis.
eeynible for hours Afterwards. -raI. 49, ~. g. .
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Centre Market Ta.Aav

Meats, tc.-Beef, best cuts, 2sa3Oc. Der H. !;
s next pest, s &c; Mnti9n, lssaoc per ~
3Oc.; Chipped. D1. Bacon meaS ~; Breast,
2oe-: SaasaHe, 16aaee; Lard, We. bptaer, ssa3sc
per ID; Exgr seasec. per dos; Head Cheese, 2ac.
r Poultry, Come, &e.-rurkeys, sse. ~: Chick
ems, sl2saI!5 per pair: Spring Chickens, 81
aSi.2s per pair. Il 99fEI ~ =
Onions, sge. per peck; Honey, soc. per ib.;
DRIED DRIED Apples, 5se. per peck; sp,nnssh s,c.;
Pss & a oen. ss Pssns D.,sa
Blackberries, CSC: Dried Whortieberries, asc.;
Cream Nuts, 2sc5 F!berts &C.; English WAL
Peanuts, sOc. par h; Hickory Nuts, Ssc. per
peck; Waanuta, lOc.; Hsaey, SOc.; Oranges,
!5asi. per aoz; Lemons, 3ea6Oc.; White
Beans, lSc; per o.; Corn Meal, sI.sOasl. 40
SOc Middiine, sOc.; Shorts, Assoc; Corn,
shelled, e1aae1A0: Corn. BY ear, q per bbl.:
Oats, eoc: AL Per bushel; Hay, el.12 per cwt;
straw, eiso; New Tomatoes, CSC. per box;
Onions, &c. per bunch; Spinnage, 25c. per PIX
Beets 5ascts. per bunch: Cabbage, fOal6c. head
SRr nS. sse. per Pechi R:dshes, &C. per bunch
h GnnSsro &C. per bunch: AspsrasSs, icsl5c Fer
tatoes, 6oc: per PIX; Beets, 5asc per bch; Straw.
berries, Ne per quart; 4ooseberries, 15c. per
quart Squash, soc. per dos: Pine Apples, a5a-
eers, 7sc Fer dozen; Cherries, scc. per quart:
Caulihowers, Is cents each. red Raspbarries
IS, black do, Csc. per bex; Currants, CSC per
quarts Black Berries, 25a30c. per quart; June
:, NA-.Bunch Fish, Soc; Halibut, asc per
ID; Lotsters. 12c. per To-; Mackerel, sc.
each; Black Fish, l5c per To-; God Fish, I5c.
H.: Sturgeon, 1sc. per ID: sheephead. siasa:
Turtles, soc. a&2-50; CLANS, 12c. per dox Salmon
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RrTHos. BOWLING, Ascssoeeer; oeorretevn
inPRovKD PRopEEIy IN esolerrows

OF MIpEEsDAf. Jely iss, isss, ct 9 oclooh ..
No. -. fronting IS feet inches on Monroe street
ey aeepth q ~ feet on Besn street. Improved ~
somiofsseiet Two story frame store and dseliins
Ter Of sale: Cssh. oonveyancfps aud stsmps
10 1sd THon As povLtNc A.,
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w Waste er S fSfoE2S Wiz sSSs T. 1855.

MAYORS OFFICE.
Avn WASTE OF S ffSffonIG SssTsR ! 1855
requested to use he a...r i for isssi%.:
su.Ss:d against. Lei ne 81 1se
hose be Used for vashing vehicle. or horses; IL
more than fifteen minutes esrh time. The Gov
until . better supply can be AFFORDED. Mary ' eer
sons on certain Points Of the high service, though
TSs sss Sss.' G 1s hi. SI s
nm % q: .sc.. I:Sss:. sus .3oSid any s1:rssssd
either by Sae Or cutting on their supply spSsr.i1
The 1etropolitan psiice sre charged With the duty
Oh e msslI the law oHAs' d. VICE.;
THE CHEAPEST GOODS OF rae sEAsoN.
8 pieces Beautiful Ch.llis. and Dsl.ines, at r,,..
LL.sR: ors..di'; n.r'sl::, :Sa seoas for suits.
wsmsutts do. IS; AnarosooeGin DO: q.
my so-lm' l0l Bridge ct. Georgetown.
Save IS PER CENT.
SUITS FOB PARLoRs,
DINING ROOMS,
SITTING ROOMS,
BED ROOMS,
At Is per cent. reduction in price LoCEGEs
lower than elessyhsrs IN the District. A n
be 9. dsssI.ipsd 2 di:PO:s Of stshs lowest III
ruxxrrusr sNf6kihtx,
49,, iSl Bridge street.
g.. 900 zSEA !EIID TO sQ!a z,, .ind. e
TyS.; . ssisS ..iI ss,os v iirf ). s.! -.
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YOUNG LADY GnADUArEs-Thea annual com
mencementof the Frederick MARY land) Femal
seminary LOOK place on WEDNESDAY last; -Four
of Arts.-Misses Oanu, Hergersheimer, Trail
Doub, Hunt Tabier, Harbaugh, HoGg, Boyd
And Keller, Of Frederick, Md; Miss Seal, Q
Wilmington, Del; Miss De LAsmutts. OF Fred
erick county, Nd; and the Misses Gillette an,
Bradley of this city. 3arr7 s-s- ~ &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

OEBYBRArRD ALBEIT BISCUIT.
fHG ORIGINAL AND GENuTUR
PREPARKp IN EDIEBUBGH, SCOTLAND,
- II W. BURcBBLL.
le 10 Undsf Bbbitf Hosse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

tTeR 9WKAf EUROPEAN CIRCUS will make
ITS appea, apce here on Monday July 9th. Il
70 he 6eeest exhibition Of the kind in this
corInory, there being lss persons and l6S hores
conpects,d with IT, - iass - y ~ safl
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,GHABsza0s ssolIIR9
81 E4lFf sat
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.ACcIDBNT.-As DIR. Draper. Of the FIRST
Ward, was driving down the 10th street road
on Thursday evening, in company with lady
and two children, has carriage came into CON.
tact with pile of sand leff in the middle Of
the road, upsesting the carriage and dashing
the occupants 70 the ground Fortunately no
serious injury was done them beyond some
severe bruises, but the carriage was literally
broken to pieces. As the accident WA caused
by the gross carelessnsss Of the wvrkmen in
leaving the sand In the road, we understand the
for all damages resulting thesefrom. Contrac.
tors will do well To make q note Of this. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

osfaensDAr. July sth ct 81 O'Clock. D. m .
viii eeli In front Of the premises, eli that lot az
street, bets eco C0ngrsss and Hige street,. Win
depth Of 10 feet. The inproyenents consist Of a
large frst clan Brick DWELLING hosss No IA
co1tainingh rooms. cellar, With gas and water
end modern Improvements.
fe,us: ose- third cash balarce in 6, n, ana u
months With Interest from the day 81 sale secu "a
oy iced Of trust on the groperty. Conveyas
o. eS sfl bsiseuired when the property 10 struck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

WAsHIsdToH Co.oPHRArIvE BuihDiHe AMI
DEP0eIT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wiz be
found the advertisement u this popular and
we'll managed Building Association. TO pre-.
ysat 1 E.,ssSpssnsnsiG1' @ tnsis !: some
thls ASH citation has no connection whatever
win Sae late "WashinKtOn C0-cperative fgro.
Gerry STOREY Association" ON 9tA street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

/, The REPUHLfcAM COUHcIL CAUcUs-Last
night cauctis - the Republican members Of
theC Councils WIS held At the restdence Of MT.
A. g. Hall on II street, bnt IN consequence OF
the absence Of the Prestdents Of the Boards,
Mefsrs. RicrLrds and Fowler, nothing definite
waS done.z Ia TEVt Has Wet3 t9A 2 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

OK ONO -wANrRp TO BuY-An kinds Of
SCsUyO. osntlemens and Lsdies' seeond-
TURF, for which . fair prioe vfli b paid, AZ Nc.
~ Bndee street, GeorRetown. felsiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

ARKRsTHp ON BxNcH HARRANr.-Yester.
dag afternoon Sersts o. salaGhaA arrested Ed.
ward Brown, (coloredA on bench warrant,
Court, with John Jeflsrso0 and John r. Stew.
ut (eolored,) for the larceny Of hog in May
last from Antoine Rappert Z"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

.1i,.=i.sl + RI .e'.assst..I5 aoa 400 zaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27

THI ATrACNMsHFC AsI-This morning, q
q. Huntley, the defendant in the Montana mai
route case, VINO was arrested and committed u
Jail on Thursday by tAe Marshal on an attach
ment for contempt OF court in, as alleged
violating an injunction of the court, We
brought befoee Equity Court Judge DIN, 1,
custody Of NE Aafshal, and was discharges
pearance TO answer. -t ~ p- 4 =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

20 REASONS WHY everybody should
buy their CrockeFy, Glassware, Table
Cutlery. Spoons, ChildTen's Carriages,
Clothes Wringers, &c, of j. s. COX
/. You can buy any amount of Crock
cry you want.
2. You can buy one Teapot, with or
without the cover.
3. You can buy one Sugar Bowl with
or without the cover
A. You can buy one Tea-cup or Sau-
GER
5. You can buy one covered dish with
or without the cover.
6. You can buy one Table Knife or
Fork.
Z. You can buy one Tea or Table
Spoon,
8. You can buy Nickle silver Spoons
that will last twenty years.
9. You can buy Glass Dishes with or
without covers.
10. y GU can buy one Ever or Basin.
IL. Y ou can buy Castors with or with
oue the bottles.
u. You can buy any part of a Lamp.
13. You can find the largest lot of
Ghifdren's Carriages In town.
IA. You can get Children's Carriages
repaired.
Is. You can have your goods deliver
ed in town free of charge.
is. Farmers can have their Crockery
warranted safe home free Of charge
II. Everybody get their goods at the
same prices.
IS You can buy for CASH only.
19. All goods warranted as represent
ed.
20. Have got more Crockery and Glass
ware in store and for sale than in
the balance of Delaware county.
Delaware. O., Mar. 29- ]. S. cox.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
OBITUARY.

D1ED-At her home IN Orange township
on the s0Gh Of December, 1867, of injuries
cansed by q fall. Mrs. mARCIA CAMPBELL
wife Of Chester Campbell Esq. Aged Y
years and II months.
Another OF the old pioneers has passed
away A1rs. G. having been resident Of this
county over % yearB-emi igrating from Rut-
in the fail Of 1914. "A sincere Christian, she
died as she lived, in the hope of a FesuErec-
ton unto life immortal A day or two prior
to her death, she remarked TO the writer,
ITO me death has no Eerrors I am going TO
join larger family than leave behind,
and pray them to prepare to follow me-
Calmly and peacefully did sine fold her
hands and close her eyes, and then passed
over without struggle or groan. Her
aged husband and two daughters are left to
mourn the loss which to her is eternal gain.
i.
(Ruaand. VT papers please .copyl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
No o. Maiden Lana

4f619 4 0Tfs Lee IA, 1851.
In my Gard Of Nov. Z, 1857, T stated
that = for GAae purpose ofgmOFe fully
supplying the wants of the public
ana IN order so prevent umserlp ne
4OuB dealers from H1aAmfmW on lmGG~
Morton Geld RemBs u shall here
after sell NO goods at wholesale
except only TO duly appointed and
authorized Agemt8sD etc. To this
plan have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has
been exercised to appoint those who,
by Iong-oontinued fair dealing, have
acquired a reputation for honesty,
resp possibility, and probity-men in
whose word the public have learned to
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed to keep q fulI assortment of my
pens, and to sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
get a fun equivalent for the money
paid.
No agent is appointed to travel fron
place to place, or canvass the country
so that all who want q Morton Gold
Pen must get IL from the Local Agent
or from headquarters
None need apply for the Agency eE-
oept ia conformity 20 the above, the
liberal discount TO Clubs" being
BufFcient induoement to all others.
"a. MORTON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

The gentlemen referred to in the following
complimentary notices is a native of this
place, and well known to many of our read
ers, who will be pleased to hear of the great
success he is meeting with in his profession:
CAsIlIIR @. GRIsWoLD, THE ARTIsT.-The
New York EUeTiHg Post says: Several ex-
Quisite studies and pictures, in various stages
Of completion, Of sea-coast scenery near
Newport, are in Mr.. GEisWolds studio: also
some pictures Of landscapes, scenes on the
HI1azon river, which are very attractive" E
{ Mr.. GrisWold is an OhiOau, who has dis
dngutshed himself greatly as landscapist,
Dy the patient, laborious, unaided efforts of
his own genius. That he has genius Of the
highest order viii be apparent from an eX-
animation Of his work. he has struggled
upward through the first hard years OF an
artists life, until the fruits have appeared
In q recognition as one of the most promis-
ing landscape painters of this country. We
learn from G friend of Mr.. GrisWOld that it
Is his purpose to 60 70 Italy the coming sea-
SON. and he viii cheerfully receive such or
deFs as may be sent from his native State
Ladies and gentlemen OF great wealth and
taste may in this way not only assist a young
artist OF the highest merit in completing his
education abroad, but may at the same time
rest assured OF obtaining something credit
able to their taste.-Cotetn6ts Journal,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

ADVERTISING SALES OF PRoPERrY.-Ths
Lancaster InJeIligsneer, in speaking OF the
importance and great advantage of adver-
tislng sales OF property In the newspapers,
IN addition 70 having hand bills printed
very truthful1y says.
"A uewsphpeE Is read By hundreds who
never see the attractive bills which are post
ed IN the EaFeTlls and the store rooms. Ev-
cry subscriber % q country paper reads all
such advertisements carefully He knows
who Is selling out and exactly what is offer
ed for SALE The advertisements are topic
Of conversation when friends meet, and ar
rangements are made for attending sales
The result 3 8 large crowd, spirited bidding,
and o realization Of ten, twenty or dfty
times the cost Of ad vertlsing. No money Is
so sure to return q large profit as that spent
on printers ink. A single additional bid
der on single article win pay all It costs
70 advertise q sale OF personal property In a
newspaper Is it not strange then that any
one should fail TO advertise? Let our friends
think Of the matter
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.-JOsEPH Gun
1yI1gGHA1Es one Of the early settlers and a
citizen 1or mere than halEa century Of this
township, died at his residence on the even
ing Of the 9Th inst. From yesterdays Herald
we learn that he participated Gin the war
Of 18l2-14, and was one OF those who bore
the gallant Col Richard NJ. Johnson, who
was - badly wounded, back from the Bafle
of the Thames. He was a member Of the
n. z Church for twenty years, part Of the
time a class leader, and died in full hope Of
a blessed Immortality. His remains were
deposited in Oak Grove Cemetery on Satur-
day last, whittier they were followed BY a
large ConconrBe Of sorrowing relatives and
friends"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

OHIO WEsEETAS UNTvERs1rY.-1Ir. P. P.
MAST, Of the firm Of Thomas & Mast, Buck
eye Agricultural Works, Springfield, Ohio,
leads on in a movement to add 100000 to
the endowment fuad Of the Ohio Wesleyan
UniverHity. with a pledge ofs1O,O0O, We are
glad OF this. An endowment Of $500, 900, with
a faculty OF twenty five, should be the aim
q Aethodisln FOR this institution. Nothing
less should be thought Of. Many friends OF
the University are getting their faith edu-
Gated up 20 this point. Let the movement
be seconded al over the State; and let
Methodists take hold OF this matter with
their aocusoorhed energy, and success VIII
be assured.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

Jon r16e--Wre are prepared at ell
times 70 print OH kinds OF Jobs, plain or or.
namenta1, on short notice, and at prices that
win bear epmpaTison with those OF the city.
o1Edces We mhtter ourselves that our work
win also stand comparison with any ordt-
nary Job Printing establishment, in every
respect. We have been able recently to
make considerable reduetions IN the prices
OF most Of the amer qualities Of jobs, and
would request our merchants and others to
ascartRins eurTateB before giving their work
to any Of the numerous drummers nom for
eign Ohiees who are sWarn1l1ig through the
eountTy. The work can an Be dane as ven
at @Aofne, and a. reasonably IS ct q dis
tancs, aud We guarantee satisfaction.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

SECOND PREsB4TERLAIE CHuRCH.--The
Trustees Of the2d PFesby terian Church have
suceeoded in securing the lot og Mr.. ]. Hyatt,
on the north-east corner OF winter and
FrankIin streets, and win build their new
church on it instead OF on the opposite cor
ner. rlTFs-J, RI EIiIlisTd sets the last named
property, having exchanged The Hyatt
property f0r its The lot they now own la
thought 60 possess many advantages for the
site Of q church over the other corner. and
we understand ihe tranEac&ion vaa very asl.
vantRgsoua 10 the church In peeunIarg
view. We also understand that Mr.. EEvatt
hes purchased their lot at the corner Of
Winter and Liberty streets for gl5oo, and
t1as they have sold M. y. Cochran tbs house
standing on the Hyatt property and IS feet
on the north end OF the lot for eZG5.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

SCHOOL EXAMINES NoTIUE.-We call at
tention to the new advertisement Of the
School Examiners for Delaware county, The
times and places Of holding examinations
during the year 1865 are set forth, and some
important additions made to the. rules upon
which they are to be conducted.