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Delaware College.
THE FALL TERN of this Institution will commence
on the 18th Of September, 1871
Candidates for admission will present themselves for
examination "n the day preceding.
The College is now in excellent working condition,
and offers to Young Men thorough elucation very
moderate expense.
For a catalogue other information. address
w. ii. PURNELL, A. NJ, President,
July %, 1sIl-Sw NEWARK, DEL.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The subscribers, Collectors in the several Election
Districts of Cecil county, hereby give notice that.
authorised by law, they will make the following deduc-
ons for State Taxes if paid at the times specified viz:
On or before September LIST, next-..... per cent.
On or before October LIST, neNt........ per cent.
On or before November LIST, neNt..-.... per cent.
In order to facilitate the payment of State Tax, and
to afford tax payers the benefit of the above deduction
the subscribers will be at the places named below
Friday and Saturday, the 25th and 10th of August;
Friday and Saturday the 29t and 50th of September;
and Friday and Saturday the q and 18th of October,
next:
DAVID STATS. Collector First District, at Cecton
JOSEPH II. STEELE, Collector Second District, at
Chesapeake City:
JAMES P. MERRITT Collector Third District, at
Elkton;
JOHN HENDERSON, Collector Fourth District at
Fair Hill;
CHAs W. SHIPPERS Collector Fifth District at North
East
JOHN BARNES, Collector Sixth District, at Rising
Sun;
ALEXANDER JACKSON Collector Seventh District
at Port Deposit;
RICHARD ii. CROTIIERS, Collector Eighth District
at Rock Springs:
ISAAC F. vANARSDALE Collector Ninth District, at
Brick Meeting House
aug s. 1S7l-4w
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CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
BY. II. SCHENCK, NJ. D.

Many human being has passed away, for whose
death there other reason than the neglect of
known and indisputably proven of cure. Those
and dear to family and friends sleeping the
dreamess slumber into which, had they calmly adopted
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FLOUR AND MILL FEED.

CHOICE, FAMILY, EXTRA and SUPER FLOUR,
and MILL FEED. For sale at the
ISABELLA MILLS,
FRENCHT0WN, (nsar Perryve,l
aus :, 1ST1-3m CeSil county, Nd.
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A Supply of Good Blood.

The Sel-wecd Tonic, in cOnjucton with the Pills, per-
mcates and assimiaes with the food. Qualification is
progressing without its previous Diges
ton becomes painless and the is be at hand
There is more iatulence, exacerbation of the
stomach. An appetite sets in.
Now the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet given
by an indulgent Father to suffering man. Schencks
Pulmonc Syrup in to perform its functions and
to hasten and complete the 1t enters upon
its work. Nature cannot he cheated 1t collects and
ripens the impaired and diseased portions Of the lungs
In the form of gatherings it prepares them for expec
toraton, and To- in very short time the matdy is
quished the rotten throne it occupied is renovated and
made new and the patient in all the dignity of rcganed
vigor steps forth to enjoy the manhood womanhood
lint,
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Gerrit Smith on Grant.

Gcrrit Smith, has recently issued man
ifesto on political affairs in which be speaks
as follows Of Grant: -
: SIT is but too probable, however, that the
Republican party will sink down into low
chase with the Democratic party after votes.
So far from going forward and making it.
self more and more a reform party, its MUIR
mnrings against President Grant and fire.
quent signs of disaffection toward him re-
veal its declining appreciation of even those
great moral ideas it had already espoused.
For to which of the grand undertakings and
precious interests of the Republican party,
at the time of his election, has he been
found unfaithful. To not one of them.
Identified, therefore, as he is with them
all, every one of them is necessarily dis
paraged when he is traduced or underval-
ued. For the Republican party to turn its
back upon President Grant is to turn its
back upon its honorable past upon the past
of it's better and more patriotic days. He
remains the same man he was in those days.
He has proved himself to be free from the
accursed spirit of caste, and true to the
equal rights of all men-of the red man and
black man as we'll as the white man. He
has deferred to the popular will, instead OF
moulding and fostering policy of his own.
He has proved with what entire sincerity
it was that, in entering upon his office, he
expressed his desire for peace. The late
treaty between England and America, in
the credit of which he shares so largely, is
the grandest and most suspicious peace
measure the world has ever seen. The rap
idity with which we are paying our nation
al debt is high proof Of his wisdom and
honesty. And yet, such President no
very small share of the Republican party
certainly no very small share of its leaders
seem willing to drop! We hear them say
that General Grant cannot be reelected.
But if he, who confessedly did more than
any other man to save our country in the
perils of war, and whose great influence in
peace has all gone to make that peace more
perfect and more blessed. cannot be made
our next President, what Republican can
be? Manlfestly, either he or the Demo
ratio candidate will be our next President;
and if the Democratic candidate shall be,
and shall represent and be a specimen of
the bad, very pad, Democratic party, what
then can save our country from ruin ~
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ohila., vii. & Bait. RailrOr. d.

Trains leave North East station s.s follows
Sundays excepted
TO PHILADELPHIA. ~ BALTIMORE
lst Train, 9.26 AN. 1t Train, 1859 AM
ID 4.36 PM ID 612 -
I'D daily III Ply. Sd daily I45JAM.
W. d. ALEXANDER,
aPIH, ie'V Agent.
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POLITICAL SITUATION THROUGHOUT THE
CouNTRY-A special Washington corrres-
pondent of the Philadelphia Press, writes
as follows: The North Carolina victory
has had the effect of greatly encouraging
the Southern Republicans. Senator Osborn,
now here, has just returned from Florida,
tarrying on the way in other States, and
speaks in almost jubilant terms of the
changed feeling he has found. From Ala
bama private letters speak in the same
terms. The Mississippi Republicans are
also greatly encouraged by the evident de-
termination of the Administration to Wig
orously enforce the Kuklux lava deter
mination the effect of which has already
been felt in North Carolina, and will short
~ be seen even more decisively in Mssis-
sippi and South Carolina.
While here, the President decided on
policy and directed the issuing of orders
relative to the protection of the law officers
and the movement of troops to secure the
arrest of indicted Kuklux, which must re-
suit in bringing the conspiracy to head
in the localities most harassed, either by
forcing open resistance, or what is more
probable, by the collapse, in terror of mar
tial law, of the cowardly assassin bands.
Private letters from California speak en-
couragingly of the Republican efforts, and
hope is entertained of success in September.
The Resident Republican Executive COM
mittee are actively distributing the docu-
ments prepared and published by them in
the States where elections are to be held
this ensuing fall. These documents include
the splendid review of national finances
recently issued in English and German;
General Sherman's speech at Columbus,
Ohio, with Southern Democratic comments
on the "new departures" also, review of
the land-grant policy in English and Ger
man, and record of anti slavery legisla-
ton. They are also preparing careful re-
view of the Kuklnx, with a tabular state.
ment of the crimes committed by it during
the past two years, and brief summary
of the principal facts established by the evil
dence taken during the past six months.
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The work of cure is now beginning. The vitiae and
mucous deposits in the bowels and in the alimentary
canal are elected The liver like clock is wound up
1t aruuses from its turpidy. The stomach respon
svey, and the patient begins to feel that getting
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NOTICES., DC.
SELECT FEMALE SCHOOL.

MISS J. Z kINZER will open SELECT FEMALE
SCHOOL, in elkton Monday September Bird, ls7l.-
Information may be obtained of Mr. Vaughan ". J.
Jones. (aug II, Is7l-4w
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Port Deposit Branch Railroad.

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS: .t'
Leave Port Deposit, $780, $50 and lilo Ax and 40
and 6.10
Leave Perryville 30 9o6 and II As Ax and to5 and
7.00P.M.
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THE DAILY Sun, SO a YEAR,
TERMS TO CLUBS.

Fivc copies. one year, separately addressed.
FOar Dollars.
Ten copies one year, seDarately addressed (and
nn extra copy to the getter uo of clup)
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(ald an extra copy To the setter up of club,
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Fifty copies one year. separately addressed {. /
the Semi weekly one year to getter o. rinrN,
Thir:y.Evc Dollars.
One hundred comics, one year, to one address
land the Daily for one year to the getter u2 OF
club, Fifty Dollars.
One hundred copies. year. separately ad
dressed (anG the Daily for one year to the gettep
up Of club, Sixty Dollars,
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THE SEMI-WEEhLY SUN.
Five copies. sne year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ten copies, one year. separately addressed (and
an extra copy to getter up of club), >'"~
Sixteen DOllars.
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SEND YOUR MONEY

In Post Once orders. checks, or drains on Nev
York, wherever convenient. If not then reaissa,
the letters containing money. Address
I. W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
Sun Office. New York CITY.
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& non For LIST class Pianos-sent on tral-no agents.
QZJUAddrcss U. s. PIANO CO., GAS, B'way, N.Y.5l
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WlOn adtIrcss All Orucrs
For sale 10y H. ii. MITCHELL Elkton, and N. b. NORM
son, North East. June II, lS7l-Snl
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BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

CARS LEAVE ELKTON
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

Irc NHr' atO son Iunber NJ 'heapCr Iurses Ui iiht
u. I. 30 Gr lees.
To Cirriag trade Is void ~ an animation but mis-
hcus nsua state AT this tiY- II TIE ye u
.ru aiuorg tine Iutfai tuIuI-; TIE most prominent
~ which. bav already received % cor,de able ANN
cr Il or'rs oI Slrs, coat nue TO employ iu4i oico
~ sCra4leu.
luis has been n" hardc season 70 sell sliEhs I'm WI
f,T lctI aud less I,.ls Ntry quickly, Oi Wttci
ID re is at prgse lite ur prospect, i-l-C rtu-h
Wal have tu Dee carried over another VIII, e or
or dealer, tie Ock ou a4G j, ytry heavy, auu prtcs
axe frrIgcu g., lrU as possible.
e Hirn'gs md CGirl,. J0uTH0i states that, IN 1851,
f. itud yIOrtl! To Auer Sil,--6 W.. 90 II clrr
which About double tic value Of those exported in
-s,U
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

1us.'ou G1.c5 Of Real C-,aie.

=. IlUy-1N 5. Au.loreet
GY NSCN a. n IL J. Z j,
ID ACTION FRS tEy
REAL ISIhI lEok ...
No. - NtssA"--1, coz tri,t .-. Nt' ..".
c. Res.ar.. tfot L..s Country .e, au- ris .-t 500
rla c1ct.t-,4 I.as teg'.. g .u.,.. s-s " l.ui-- -
IMPORTANT PARTITION SALE OF
Z VlLCABLE IMPROVED tED. E.l.
R.EEtir ID DiitL. h-c.5l'.rE.
Vr5ylsS'r : Jaa 1s rc-I p. le sc.. B.. t-a1.
Atr. .NCHtN4t rALESEDOI "a I-,s'Ea-.
b. oi.e- y. ,urrc1t "a m sn.e- o.. rt10u Hi
DANIEL Neat Has. l. t'f Heictt, -
The ,ss ua ot rrona a A'' e. Pea eaf 'i har' - 70
e. vAS v4t.TEE Pslat 2, asoaey, No 4s Finest
Ma, sn- f-e Au-.orter- u1.r So n lc--'st
Aosr.s j Mr.Ls-. Auc-oae,-
GUPREME COURT SALE, ~ PARTITION
~ ,6p,F IN az ~ Fy rI5r 81 S5 irtvF
hOgTH-gA 20 tSE6 ,ivtNl FN rl-Sr ON NAkAi' an
OS WOOSTER And LAUREN -s.e.. Bt tNNlNu I--tJG. Az.
Al RAN %. AJLLE vii sl 90 WFuNTsUtI Jan p
clocs e. To- sIr-us, eassoo- lll Boa", r e- o e
tee-cc, tle following deacalel real rf.lic. VA:
BROADWAY TIE ~, fsr-sto-y Sars and ero-
Bros a1t Iweutr- -st 70. NO - -4, &C. - 4 "
b-o-Eay ta ,a IDS ns lfp- oa --i' 'i o'e i les
FcCRTH-AvE-Tle f'lrrory ma- and u-et House 'ri IT,
01po-4c ae Evget Hou-e AMI tuns alra - f l i'e-
CANAlSTT tvo sor.. an lots on tc of C-ua
.t.4eau ~ sld La.ie- Nos t5 t,l.-s~
wo0SrERSTTe eleven hr-e story end attic brick BaHHgs
Ca 4- Nos D. o. 3d. 3D. - i1 Ig 81 90. 2, N"os-isr -a l
. ro.i Of . let on Nuosterst
IAUREvr o2 FIFTH ,vs EsE 9y ., -. te 9nI '9' ~.
4grerss rs tier frol. ' ~ fe. HI ' ialf s'
rfr e. ,ea aa gage Of Gle premises '' ave
mo, Re- hs al .-e OFre d, tie Aucsoree- % F-e Of
LEfIs DEIAlTtLU. Iaa,,s Auorae. No IS i1ean- T'ee
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
HoRsz ASD cARRI1GE umKEn
Yrw-YonK, Tuesday. Jan. II. 1871.

IT tVNhi IWFtfHJ1 jim 10 I0IIs
New arrivals, consisting Of small lots OF
road-horses Irc4 in vermont, and large numbers Of
woThorsrs from The Western states and Lower tan da.
indicate that our dealers are IrclGrug Tor a speedy
opening OF the Spring trade; and although there were
to sales OF any moment Ia report Efre con
siderable buying o. tie cheaper ca-s Of bOres well
o. bctHr aId more steady feeling al through the
markCs, and good Spring business generally antei
pdttd.
Price haye undergone no material change hut. rs the
WOrklOr-ts brought IL late into tie Bas Head Market
Wcr, rule, of hCtt class thau those PR yiOUhly
Oh hand, % ~ mutually command better figures
The following Iuces were ohtaInet for the horses
ought todav undfr ilc hammer at NC-srf Johnston
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
Urn G5oo0s.


VISITORS to ENGLAND, on arriving at
Liver ooI vn 6ad at ~ N'OLLs Extensive E-tshhhpeAi
NJ ss Of lrss mediate 70 order
Th, rre0or e and nnsh observed a. a.
hz se.raaovn es ah.surent n kessu. o., LONDON.
FASHIONS for the PRESENT SEASON.
Z m j. NfguII kri17 Nav, aad Cir' uLti.ter
For GENTLEMEN.
Overrt ~ nesI. heio Co'Ns ron ~ 70 ga
escn. I, ~ lFui lmptusl sE ulsr 'loh'
Tres f .Ll Riding Dress foE Ia u "a Nsleoa. of
S.uur Halcriaa iron los Cd to2ls
FO8 BOYS
Sus from Mrlug fvm Ls Evening p7rss suit ron
frln 3is o. e. sprng e1nres froD
l4s Sperales ehrts. Hos suta5s DresA
FOk "a lis-.
Plnc hs r0re Iaes aet0n and Surstne Co'hs
fr - j.. o a. us Ring IOrses from 2s Hats stA Ae.
fas e jackets Waterproof tes snd
Hr..0t rr4,e q lie c. az do sArs ~ ,hd
%. a.rtfn Clocks rom "a sc1rict blue, Anc os1sf
Ga.-r-- -oof Cloh Shas'f. f.'m is ID % 2ls
II J. NICOLL, Merchant Clothier TO the
4 4 Queen. tlr Rovsl Family ssi ia ''-rs Of tl0PG
GA. n6. ~. 10 ..eccl st. '"
LONDON. ........ 81. ~. rITst-.-. ".
p Cor1l.n r q,
90. Mus.rs-st. Milc41ster.
EKhEgHE-. 1000. So. b1Qs-. TtIH,H1-
-, Ats-s,.. b ru n.ham
lust OPENED. ,,.-,,r0,
y aTar ,-r HAsBrRG RDCIyGg INSERTIONS and GUiPuRk
BANS ra-g.r al eIrsncy 10. gnoe<
BtNNFrT WILLIAMS ~ Broiiaa.-
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cciart5 ailO lIeclinss.

nR. JOIN LORD.
.-.r.s . .Hi EsDAY. J.n. % iu Associaton Hall,
Le.h.r. nj tha X, formation.
HHsDAl. 21-Lsyola and the ys-ults
IENlHAL SOCIETY of MECHANICS and
~ GH.,h. Toe si2th wl
Tnl 80 Jg lar DO a. iuvsv Hail Big t4e Hon.
4. YI... t.. b.. 81. ...' /. saJect: Charles ncstnk
Dom o.- -... .,..f.flsaee ti O.
NfEA.iaNt'> and WORKiNGMFN. ATPEN-
VI iy, SIS uats-- Coo UUnE, tr ai "A
pu uldrr q alrp Of t. Coips ralve hslu-
isrla.. lti1 lcfnst THURSDAY kNh-
NINI 4.G.. ciosk nih "a bOFerr.
wi- ih- COMPANY u 10 eKpanei sife-
s.. D. uttIrnt Of Mals uIa iaiJr
~, oH ft. sr, Uocs will be .yr Messz d. p
Ma-a. Dc " nr. = hesgef i' tat rt sluhsti e.
N tic- Ik Wn B-cklc. broDmrsL Il. r. slcknaru.
- t,.a-r. o Celarst 20 7. srd az tie OdDe o.
te Treasurer $50 a. LADDE. 80 pe4r-t, NeS-lols
rIHE ANNCAL TEA-PARTY and SOCIAL
A GAILEN. lr' Wr tefirmol ~ shTenaa Cht-eh REV.
Dr NrLr,L s ivveu ..H sn svlnh s be arhi
u 4aList AZ hlNU. Jan h. At e clock lctets o. sd y
ss. - Un. .. key. D.. HALL OEals ~
NiEiIN. 'rat taaers arc eEpectd 70 aadv~ 'he
A
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
ll-gsesslonaI Noiltes.

DR. L. z MILLER NEW WATER CURE,
.u.... .aeutr.s s.h-st Scw-loh
ir. ... I..r. u.tls No uiarDt Carr I4tng tuFe &C
enc ~. .... .... ...t .. rae, u rrgtip helhh
ELEt .~.I .IA scientifically adininisteiei oy
l. III iogn 90 u h, i'ia ah4 Ftni
.sirs re1ninst.r torpid luis ~ l.,
.l..f. .. ID. ..l af4r.s renewal srsg su4 '9@hi :"
p e fff fu 4. lUs IFutatfs
H. ,... .. h r-. fcr lH ani f0m ga D. Al n,'
D ..1s - ...n t a = LfinttI ass. "'''
uf. o.. "a 4.. .... GOO tiusn broAlu. ---
f'hO.L.- lL~ON,'
.lIO4aEi-AI Law.
81 fsIr ants fall.t, .. D., -
d, r.i.l st,l,s ,I,u.lttf before lse
t.... a ..... tu4rt ci i-e t-i.'+ -
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
Gclp W4n;t0.

T. STEWART s CO.
a NJ tIErA oNS
DE tyIfEFLG- s. .I-tS 81 hAfI t-
FOt Nf.I4. aDth JIOth SO D.
90 VIII b A.. ID % lL' - ..
At p,I.sS Nu.gU 81 LL ta4DLl EfF's.s iAEN I'd
Pr. | B. D. aAD .fta4...
APPLY WITT. rrFE.tst.. lNfH-0I. ~. ttNtt
sfOapHA4 AAp i-SlhaL
=. ~IENAKI y Go. want = iitsi-c.ass
a. r.T.E q. IIaF, 4H1 fHlHHiE vi" D. "ai e.--ef
i.... 90 Co.,. -r.,l,s o. ',.- 2 .I "a Q. ~ -
''' 8fUALWAi fSJ %. r.
I-ARN HANDS at q BuwlmE-grr' n.-Ili.N l.
b. .a .rl- tar, te Ge"i-li o'"t'A
... i..i n ai-, .i-rhl4.cs C,e Hr4. ..fh u.s. Ar
E1fRST-CIA.S Female SIEE ANTS sap. hed
p 80 s Co., tofL ''r-rIhors snl i - s'ee-
,8s a.. .ul n r4 . . I..s. rrc u.r 4ls >ae-' lis..
GOOD AGENTS WANIED-Na!eo or Female,
fturv cfuT'ss Tor slosn nri' i' ne
, ua el. .ari .oo, rI-TO OF tUNUEE0 hn,f iasIa,1'
,vrr 40 .t rnr n sefton 20 efti o. :
.frI e rut.. gent tuta.o Ailrrr of ~
,rsr. GlO b. FEElSt Earrarcr aui Pull cr ~ Nsaaa H.i
sptLn nENPFElENCED WEANkRS NAAl TED
sBtg ~ ',naes AMI al IS pref IRE NlpJ ~
~. ,a..t 1,t.a. ger As, rfa..r laa " l.ef'
vsrANTEN-ACEN sell our new illns-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
Boaro ar6 Rooms.

& COMMONWEALTH HOTEI. Wagliu-,o.
=. tu0Eh, frosreior
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
Gicnmboais anb Railroads.
.TY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

lo Boston FtCburr Groio1 Junction LEVEL Law.
r,e Na~us Nrrcfe- Concord P4nr Braeuoo
O. .e points The ard stsach steamers
. Guy.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
Balls.

E1REMENN BALL.
Il TmE PORTY ebCOSD ANNUAL BALL
p ~ oi ihe
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS fLhf
n 90 Afs
VOLUNTEER EEW YORX FRE DFpAii EtfI
willie nFcna
TIE ACADEMY or Ml~ic.
MONDAY EVENlNff JAN 1D 81
TiCKETr 1--WE BOLLAEs,
Admitting Frrf 'rrnsn a1i -
JAiiEsf WRS.1S Pre-. T., 20 Pesfi'.
hr0Syo SroTs 1ressurrr il0 Fu''or-yf
J. JIfEra N ..rHkY. w. fsIl.r..f
PBO9CFNrM and DRESS CiFcIr BOvF rpr r-cur,i a.
TlraIan JAWE~ WE.ift. F.sssebt
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

y sfar ,rt, HANBURG RDCNG7 INSERTIONS ind GCIPURh
BANs ea-yy new ftsh lai,ns al eIrSney 10. pnos-
MIITIAN. - bruIL..--
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NEPTCNE LIYE STEAMERS Daily for
IRoVIDENCF. HOsT0N, WoRCIsTFR,

AttN li'l.-NN p. dos l')N. NJ t'itNil-s1 II,
% q. r-. r1 P'r -, y. L.. oa: 90 F. .iuso-.'.
Cs.i1 3D. .ONflN T. = NIIlNtE. -
leca .Hu .I b'> H.. ~. PLDNtrLt. g.. O.
lt gt . Co.uor- Or iror.fa vih .l p .
ara Pro. Nrr r. a. io5 li f.rr % q ipc. ies ru 'ols
EOR NEW-liAEEN, HtRTr UGD, AID the
No-l'm, cIve lcc.sIl for lev-Ha,ea g. a! Up.
connect vrn Ea.t-oa-.
EOB BRIDGEPORT and all points on liousa-
t'1c sn' Nar-'.aca .-or4 Var St,. .ess s's ,at--
ing-siiI 20 10 l,on 'S1l,sr. eEcsfeil
DIRECT State of Ecw-lork
II sea OF "r' ieig r, a. tai- At n .'r Ia. a.
Bu ue,oro. u In. l, eIa... r % .. o. I'll q.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-22
BANKRUPT NOTICES.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il STATES for the Eastern District of Virginia. at
Richmond, Va, Nav Sth, 1871.
In the matter of james 7. Butler & Co., bank
rupts In bankruptcy.
[ExTRscT:]
at is ordered that this cause DO referred to Henry
Hudnail, who is hereby appointed Special Commits
soner OF this court for the purpose to ascertain and
report to this court as follows, to wit:
First The estate, real and personal of the co-part
ship is composed of James T. Butler and John T..
Butler.
Second The individual estate, real and personal,
of John T. Butler
Third. The individual estate, real and personal, of
james T. Butler.
Fourth. The indebtedness of the co partnership of
James T. Butler Co., and their respective priori-
ties If any such exist.
Fifth. The individual indebtedness of John T. But
ler and their respective priorites If any such exist
Sixth. The individual Indebtedness of James 7.
Butler, and their respective priorites II any such
exist and appear and file proofs of debts and evidence
of liens before Henry Hudnsll, Esq, Commissioner
aforesaid, and any creditors Of the said firm of
James 7. Butler Co., of either of the partners
individually who have not proved their debts before
the register may appear and prove the same before
said Commissioner, and said Commissioner shall have
power to examine any party creditor he may deem,
proper, OATH and call for the production of proofs
and papers, and be is hereby directed to give notice
of the time and place OF taking such accounts by
publication week for four weeks in the daily
STATR JOURNAL, and also by serving personal notice
upon the assignee and all of the creditors of said
bankrupts who have liens within the reach of the
process Of this court"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-22
THE BALTrMoREEANo OHIO RAILROAD.

III
On and after Sunday, 18th June, 1870, THREE
DAILY TRAINS will be run between Baltimore aud
Wheeling and Parkersburg, follows:
The MAIL TRAIN, for all way points, east OF
Piedmont, will leave Baltimore daily Except Sun
days. at 500 A. M. retHrniHg.will arrive at Bati-
more at 605 P. NJ.
The A. NJ, Train connects with Strasburg and
Harrisonburg via Manassas Gap Railroad.
The FAST LINE will leave daily at P. NJ. re-
turning, will arrive at Baltimore at $40 A. M.
The CINCINNATI EXPRESS will lenve baltimore
daily at s:45 ? NJ. returning will arrive at Balti-
more at $50 P. M.
The WINCHESTER AND sTRAsBuRa AcoMMo-
DATI0N TRAIN will leave Baltimore daily (exceps
sunday at 4:o5 P. Nj returning will arrive at lO:4o
The MOUNT AIRY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
will leave daily Except Sundays at 500 p. NJ re-
turning, viii leave Mount Airy at e;l6 A. NJ, and
arrive at Baltimore at $50 A. M.
The ELLIC0TT's MILLS TRAIN will leave at l2o
p NJ, daily Except Sundays); returning, will arrive
at Baltimore at 800 p. NJ
FOR HAGERsTowN AND FREDERICK.
Leave at 500 q m. and and 4:05 p. m returning,
will arrive at $40 and 1o:40 g. m. and sos pm.
FOR WINCHESTER AND sTRASBURe.
Leave Baltimore at 500 a. m. and 400 p. m. re-
turning, will arrive at 10s0 m. and 5:05 p. III.
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore at 4:20, 5O8, 7, $40 and 1l;30 g
M, and 2, $50, 4:45 and $3.50 p. m.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Trains leave at Gas, 500 and 9:25 q. m, and 1915
ESQ, 4:1o, $40, 7:45 and p. No..
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at and 1880 q. IN. and ADO p. IN
leave Washington at 6:45 and 926 q. and 4:l0 p. III
For further Information, Tickets of every kind
&C.. apply to j. T. England, Agent, Camden Station.
or at the Ticket Office. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of Transportatien
L. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent