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Notice.

To the owners of Lots bounding and
abuttiug on North Street, between
SaDdusky Street and the new Iron
Bridge,
The COuncil OF tho Incorporated Village or Dela-
ware at a meeting bold 80 uaroh 1858 bv resolu-
ton thea Rdupteu, declared intonJion 10 gravel,
Rutter and pave 81 that portton OF north Street
bstween sanduBky aLd the hew Iron Bridge,
BY order Of she Council,
Q. r. MoELR0T,
APR. 3, ,'6s--Et. Recorder.
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When Andy went in Andy a King
would be when Andy came out tho
devil q King-or anything else-Was
he.-DefrO5t Post.
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ITS UAUSE3, LHhRACrHff ON uCf AaD hesuAlas 20
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The Advent of the Kuk-luz KIan in
Virginia.


This ghosy and mys erious secret
ordar, born at the tyranny and Op
preston o re Southern Easles BY
Feiantles enemies, and stiu.a lated to
ul5st vigorous and rapid growth By lne
crimes Of incendiary squatters and in
solent pegroes against the rights and
liberties of our people, but yesterday
pulled on its seven league boots on the
banks of the Mississippi, and now il is
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power with the most unpFecBdent rap
idity. Il has invaded our State, and
already organizers Of secret negro
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bling in their shoes. The brazen and
predatory squatters, bummers and
Federal ex-sutlers, qUaratermasters,
cOmmissaries and camp followers who
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ostracise and outlaw the veterans Of
the grand old army of Northern Vir-
ginia, viii soon find that this is a
White Mans State. Richmond E1a-
QHirer.
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Dissolution Notice.

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Apr3i5S-It JESSE JAGO.
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LARGE Sale.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1868,
a large lot Of the leading var cites OF Grape Roots
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List Of Letters

List Of Letters
REMAINING UNCALLED FOR IN
the Post Office, at Delaware, Ohio, April
2, 1868.
Aldrufe L II Kelly l. Il
Allen Jacob Larcum Mary A
AShburn A W Little w N
Armstrong W I'll Lacy Rev w w
Austen David LOnpwell A
Butts Chas E MCGOWAN James
Baker Elizabeth McCue Andy
Baker Mededable Moore John, Co y
Bters Ruth q 9Th o s @ Troops
Beever Betra Moses NJ Q p
Bailey Cloak Morris .
Bfgot Pull MerFin y A L
Brann, B5uclk 81 CoMelViile Mand
Bigps John Miller VIM c.
Callaghan Patt Merick j +
Carpenter Annie Metzgar Henry
Clark @ H Maytield Lyle
CadwaIader Marg'tMann J A
Chambers Phelon Marshall Trick
Clark Mary NOma2 G q -
Cone John A PlaFny Sidney
COmode George Pitcher Rev %
Cunningham Lide Potter Thomas
Cox. Frank Patterson NJ X
Creigb Frank Pepper Edward
Culver j B Quinn Mary
Gone SaIOme Randall W
Clark Christian Reed Kate u
Creager Mary p Randall Ida
Curala James Rittel Thomas
Decker John S Rharck Mack
Dunhdm T " Robinson Julia A
Dalton Jane A Roberts Sarah A
Dennis Annie SwartZ Florence
Davis Ella Swartz Elizab beth
Davis Mary E Stone d Co "
DAVIS F G Sparks Mary J -
Davis B E ShusIe Slime
Dust Daniel ESbeFuraulzy Fr kiln
ESpY John Scott Men
Friedly Anna b Siegfried Matilda
FlemmiDg Ellie SchrOefel Lie
Ecuhe VIM Scott III
Freese BarrOugh Stafford Rev Henry
Gavitt ] S A Smith d5 Ladd
GaTvln John Smith Ann u
Ora ham Mary Smith Amelia
Gregory James J HSabans SiniGa
Grier Samuel Tory Cal
Horton Minnie VOukh Wm
Horn L A Webster Mary
Herbert Emaline Wells G w
Hill Emma Williams Henrietta
| HIrsh Henry Wilkins Evie
Hampton VIM H Williams Fl 4
Johns T n Weiser Jacob
Jordan Lister r Wheeler -AImon
Johnston Anthony Wilson Mollie
Jones j p Weston n Az
Jones T NJ Wall ers S r
Kries George Waters Rev @
KI.er Catherine Webster " B
KING John Welden Charles
KigeF Josephine WatzOn Lrlly
kOns Mary Will ans "
Apr.8, ,'6s-1t. A. THOMSON, P. NJ.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

A bore meeting Douglas JerrOld said,
well, what's going on tO-dayR" +"
am, exclaimed JerrOld.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

~ 70 pleasure tr8veicra tha line 81 thc kriC
RafIaFav presents macy objects oi lntercl passinE
tnrouHh tue Beautiful valleys pi lha themauf,
SuFaushnnua Delaware and RRmapo rivers, as
evsrehanRlug panorama oi nAtHrel beauties Gem
mauds aucntiQn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

Whisky and opium, says the Sun,
Andy's wits have quite uhdone,
rs that The reason when we try him.
All the lunatics stand by himg
Detroit Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITED STATES
u { IT. the Northern District Of Ohin. Ia the NIT
ter & f afrge Gar ing hOuse, Bank rupt. 8he under
pigued hgr =by gives notice thai he has been app0ln
led Assignee oi le estate Of teorge Clearinghouse.
d T HaflBm To-. Delaware County, hI0, WIN has
bren adiudged a Bankrupt On his own petition By
said C0art
= Delaware o March 81 A. ID. 1865
CHARLES ABMSTRONGf
Aur s'fg st Assignee.
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Tlla nasr vl.NrLArEn ANn h0E ltggHloua sIHsf-
INa UoacgNs n1-IM THE W0RL3-Ha RcoompE-
ny an night trulus ON this raiiwa2.
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one Complete Set, 25 Five Sets, s26.oO.
vols, $500.
Three Com ulete Sets, 70 Ten Sets $1,000
vols. $1,000,
Nailed at our expense.
Any person obtaining Four subscribers Tor the
WAvERLgT NOvELs. and remitiing S24, will be
emitted to St { OF DICKENS IT vols, GRATIS. An
mailed at expense.
Any psrsnn obtaining eight subscribers. and
rem ting S48 90 will receive cops OF the way
erly Gallery" containing 20 Steel EngravnEs Of
lhe Female Characters iu the Wavercy Novels
bound in elegant orboco, price $3.50.
CanF asEers wanieu in every town ia the United
STATES. A G. eat opportunity is annrsd TO indus
trious meu and wumen 10 make money, as every
man woman, and child will purchase. the WAYAR.
LEY NOVELS at this low price.
For special rates, apply 10 the Publishers.
D. APPLETON & COMPANY,
AS & AS Broadway n. z.
Apr S. 1BS-lt
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Hs- PL FL Sc e A 4 II Z N h. va
Any person ordering either OF the Clubs men
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BAGGAGE CHHcKED THHOUaH
Aaafare aleagl as loe - lyaay oa.. Raae
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B1sroy trn Nru sReLANn Fh.SnygrHs, uilh
thelr Baggage, aro lrahalefrud fiuh or chAhes in
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THIS RshwAY Ezrnns FRon
Dunlzirk to New York 400 Miles,
Buffalo 90 New York 428 Miles,
Salamanca to New York AS Miles
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APPLETON's EDITION
OF THE
Waverley Novels,
NOW PUBLISHING

NOW PUBLISHING
FROM new Stereotype Plates, uniform with the
New Edition Of DICKENs, containing all tue
Notes Of the AuthUr, and printed from the
latest edition Of the Authorized Text.
To be Completed in Twenty Five Volumes.
Price % Cents Each.
Printed on ine whitepaper, clear type and CON
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CHEAPNEs -
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1RK NIGHT EXPRESS.



FROMBUFFALO-B New York rmo from De-
pea cor Exchange and Michigan streets
s.ds A. M. NEW YORK DAY ExPFEsS I3rudlyG
exrrptedl stors at HpTuelsville au3 A. h.i
fPkit1 sl-queu1nna III q. A- tlAa-l5 US
Rers m aS q, 7, ". lSur,l, a s.t -,r itG
Delaware, IuCklwanna & western Railroad, and
at Jersey City with Midnight ENpr's freia Of
New Jersey Railroad for PnIladciphiai Baiu-
more and Washington,
a. 90 a. ". Express NAIL, VIA Avoh md Hor
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YORK ID 100 a. m.
20 p. 81. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. Sundays eE-
Crptcdl stops az Hnrnrils vile 6-25 =. % l~up0
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u.2O P. 81. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, (su-uays eE.
cvptedl stops ai susq qaeaanna d 40 q. t.- lbs.Ll
Diruer's ! 2 2 anel eng erfiEca % hsg
York 8s 3.45 p. M. Connects az Eluira With
Northern Central Railway, ioF Htrri burg.
i Psiiseslpes S aiS05si 9 M S s sS-1 sss.
Ba Wontfu Railroad fQr scranton 4rentqh
ana Phliadeltalias aaa et New Aoss = y ~ esss!-
noon Trans Aho steamers W ses'oi aAa HeN
England unln
Only One Train Past on sunday, leavug bulalo
al 6.i6 p. n. and rcachlng New I6tk at l2 SOFA
B1sroN ANu NEu sNeLaNn faai.SgtHsl uilh
tbegr Baggage arc trahaiefrua flsh pF NAAhah lu
York.
A. roT,Ieasure travellers tho line oi thc Eriu
GaiIaay presouts many oblccts oi iatertl passing
through One beautiful valleys W iAh Nnnm1af1
@Csquebnnua, Delaware and hAmapo rivers au
eve vtrehanplur panorama OF natures beauties com
mauts auonron.
q4fn. .nfsf Vl.srILArEn AEn h0er htNluluua sIHaf-
uyG UoACHNs n8-IM THE WORLDS aCcumrE-
uy an light trutus ON this raiiwa2.
BAGGAGE CHEcKED EHHOUGH
Anafora aieag as lop - ly ouy oRe RQak
sFASE FlR TICKETS wa tRiE uAliWAV
Waicl an bn obtniued az all Frlnairrl Mex
q uMcea in che west ana south W,lb
81, RIDDLE WA a, nAER
npr. 3-'6s iy
Bird Cages ofall descriptions for sale eheap
ut lbe Large Stowe and Tin War
Store 20 The EVans Block, bg
THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
Evans sells tho a MORNING STAR
Cooking Stove,
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CLUB RATES

Opportunity for the Million
TO Purchase a set OF Sir Walter ScOtb's
World-renOwned Waverley Novels.
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REMAINING UNCALLED FOR IN
the Post Office, at Delaware, Ohio, April
q 1868,
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AuhN 10 ANteb FUR THE
OFFICIAL HISTORY OF rHg WAR

aNAa40 y Z = 2 III = VT 7 NUI4llIVLlI
los. BID and III ssusom street. Philadelphia, Pa
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

RonbnT IL. GRAHAM, at his carriage rcpos.
ltory, No. 374 street, between Eighth and
Ninth, has on hand a fine assortment of new
and secondhand carriages, which he is pre-.
pared to sell at the most reasonable rates.
TINS attention OF the members OF the Order
OF -. NJ, IL. +. CA, is called to an advertise.
ment In another column.
READ the advertisement headed "HcAdquar.
tiers Grand Army Hall" Addresses will be
made, and the brothers are expected to be
present.
The Consolidated Business College, corner
of Seventh and ID streets, have a very attract
i've advertisement In another column.
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Aational Republican.
WEDNESDAY SlNo.!i!looToDER :, lies.



WALLS OrERA 1IoUsE.-There was another
good house at this theatre last evening, and
those present were evidently much pleased
And gratiaed, as well they might be; for the
entertainment was one OF rare excellence and
pleasing effects.
Uncle Toms Cabin" ia a drama that may
be witnessed by all. The most religious and
devout people In our community need not fear
to attend, as nothing In the play, as placed
upon the stage by the management at Walls,
can possibly offend good taste, or shock any
PERSONS moral or religious notions of pro.
priety. The lesson inculcated Is profoundly
religious, and cminently humane. The play
is well cast-it could scarcely be better, and
all who take part in 1t are up In their roles.
We take this occasion 10 urge the attendance
OF our citizens generally, Tor We are confident
that they will not only enjoy the entertain
ment, but that they will find instruction in
listening to, and In witnessing this truly moral
drama.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

Al IL O'Clock, on the premises, lot No. |,
square $50, on the south side OF Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
now occupied by John r. Evans.
At O'Clock, on the premises, lot II, In
square No. 2iT, on Fourteenth street west, be.
tween l. and NJ north.
At $50 o'clock, lot !, In square $50, on the
north side Of New York avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh streets west
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Builders and Material.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
BUILDERS' MATERIALs,
e. 3. ALLEN,
MANUFACTURER OF LIME,

Dealer in Plaster, Cement, Hair,
&C., &C., &C.,
KlLSs OE ROCK CREEK,
OPFlCB No so G STREET,
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH,
tRear Of Metropolitan Hotel
No, Lime foT Brown Mortar at 81 10 per barrel.
Cement aud Plaster NJ New York prioe-.
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musements,

| WALLS OPERA HousB
" WILL ornB oE
MONDAY MONT MKT. OCTOBER 8, 1858.
with the greatest Moral Drama Of the age,
UNCLE TONS CABIN,
Produced IN a style Of unsIsmpled splendori re.
eontly 40 'nceessfully performed at the
Maryland Institute. Baltimore.
II will be presested TO the public In all Its
ORIGINAL PURITY.
MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL ENDORSE IT;
THE BNIL DOBR RECEIvBs PROM IT A GREAT
LESSON;
ITS INFLUENCE THwARTS WRONG,
and II aoistens Affection eye with tears Of pure
ympathy, aud depicts the maohinations Of the
wicked, and instills into the mind q wholesome
And nsver-to s-forgottsn Lesson oo2-lW
"PRICEs OF ADMISSION LfBRRAL-Dres.
Circle aud parquetts % cents, Orchestra Chairs 70
CENTS FAMILY Circle aud Colored Gallery % cents
WAsHINoToN CITY GARDEN.
The proprietor Of this we'll knowu and po,uIa,
place OF resort desires to call the attention Of Assoc
schools and private parties wishing to give
WAsMiNGTON CITY GARDEN.
Ia located on the corner Of New York avenue and
First street west, IL easy OF access, and is shady
cool, and pleasant. IFS supplied with shooting
galleries, tenepin alleys, flying horses, &c. Re.
lros nents Of kinds, and Of best quality, fur.
nshed at the lowest rates, T. here IL also a hns
dancing pavilion In the Garden. The manager
r-u Manager
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING STREETS.


wA.ulNrIvE, u. c., September q, ISIS
| Proposals will be- received At this Office uuII !.
| s'riucA, IL on SATURDAY, october u, ISIS, fuI
| grading and grayrliug Third stTert west between
| h street north aud New York Ryenue, Hnder act
| approved May N, 1857
The work to be- done under tho direction Of the
Glly surveyor, tho supeTiuIcndeuce u the Com
Commissioners, IT, b. appointed by the Mayor,
Bidders Will state the price per cubic yard for
excavation or embhukncnl, the work 10 be paid
i.ruuiy cue way, aud that will be the way which
ncusur the must, whether y be for excavation
" rIurapkmcut. The gravel to be u good quality
aud free from stones Of improper size, and ~ be
niue inches deep In the centre Of the street, and
tap T. four inches deep at the gutter line after
IL" r.mr has been properly rolled.
All tho surplus earth, Including sand grave
aud stnue,, 10 be deposited wherever the Ward
Iunmssnn"T may direct . AL.
NJ part ~ I'll" appropriation VIII DO paid uutll
tho work has buuu approved by the tIty Surveyor,
the Commissioner II IhU Ward, and tho Assistant
commit slouerr, ..
Tue rIghI to reject any ~ all bids Il reserved
Bach hid must be accompanied with the guHrtu.
I-r u responsible party (known to be suchl that,
II accepted, tho bidder will execute contract IN
dur form, aud perform the work in accordance
herewith.
The guarantee must be In substance AS follows;
~, A. Il. guarantee II this hid be accepted bN
the Mayor that the bidder enter into AconIract
Tor tn" SAM, aud perform the work according {"
the requirements thereof
BlLs must be endorsed on the envelope "PropS-
sac Tor grading and graYrIigg Third street west,
between X sire It north aud New YORK avenue,
j. II. CRANE,
ncl.I Commissioner FOURTH Ward.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-07

TnE ELLICuTr CITY ES.-William
Il. West, esd, chief clerk Of the Treasury he.
partmCEt, yesterday Transmitted to A. T..
Perry, esd, t5G9.5j, being the amount of sub
scrintion OF the employees of the Treasury in
aid Of the Elllcutt CITY sufferers. The collcc.
tions were; In the SCcrctary's office, 80 25;
trOller's, SU2j Fist Auditors, tj2ji Second
Auditors, 1910; Third Auditors, 1925;
Fourth Auditors, Ell %; Filth Auditors,
tiSSGi KGgisle's a. %; IreaSurer,s, $3.50
Architect, tl2 5Oi Lighthouse Board, s2O;
Printing Division, t?22. Total, t5C05j.
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