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prp @ooOs, rif,
For the Winter Trade.
Staple and Fancy Dry GOOdS,

rra DEALERS n
Staple and Fancy Dry GOOdS,
CARPETS, OIL c. OH, ETC, ETC.
WE haze just receive our econid Stuck Of F1II
w AND EINTER Dry Cons, WIFE, 1H CIoTHs,
etc. "a which respectfully invite tie atteruUh ot
all cash and puUctnai time dealers -.-i ti p g
Dress Goods. -oasf- u.
Handsome Touble Skirt SIX Eebes; -
I3ayWfere and STRIPE 90 do,
New style Saiill tripe II he Ala; ..frlI ..
Printed neLah.e Robe Ala;
fIsaVadere DeIah .ef: -.~t t.
Plain ald small lggpred leIaines; -r7fHr "a
Gross de -Cruss Mourning Silks;
large stock Plaza Black do;
Plain and Srpall Check co; f
Plain and Plaid Merinos, all colers;
Satin Finish .;sr DO do 90; - I-1i
plain and Bayaderc Popns fur Travelling dresses;
Large stuck CheapIrtss Goo6s.
CuEta ins, Shades, Fixtures, etc.
6 Cotton DanlazSi = zo tc.H1.l
f-4 Wool =
"a Satin I"
Embroi cred Musl;n Curtains. -s
Cornices Bands etc, etc, etc.
Floor Oil Cloths.
ls4 l2A, "a "A Floor OIL Cloths, which we cut to
suit any size room. 90 s.'-
Carpets, Rugs, etc.
64 Superior Velvet Carpet; arl
34 do DO;
~ do Brussels do: ..i1a
B. do do do; 4 .I
Super pl;r large stock;
do , do do do; sa.t '-aEt
Ingram Carpets;
Large stock of hugs, Mats. etc. tl
Mantiilas, hCioaks, Sisawis, etc.
We have a large stock Of shawlz, Gloaks, Nantii-
las, etc, etc. , s.....sr s--
A e. C1,oa+
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Mantiilas, ACioaks, SisaVsis, etc. 4
We have a large stock Of Shawls, Gloaks, Manti- /
las, etc, etc. f-..4r -. .--i
1874 Duck always on hand. fer Wagon Sheets,
II. CIc%bS

Together with the above Goods have large
stock Of 10 4, II and I2-4 BED Rapl- cts. Also,
general stock Of sta e Dry Goods To Inch We lnyitc
the OF Retail Bnyers, at No 81 College 81
nov3. A. c. a 4. b. BFkCH-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-13

A AuslD clrap - slls Aarnl1s i,rlce oaiy 80
II - 49, t1sse AtL..lss i.s.l o-iiy be knoNn
1assre tlassa l.cf ~ ss.st avery iA1aily. To a
fIrt1l1io yh lsl tllafn; l1cEe-
f1sr al Alia e44t god caeaii SsAing Mteiilcs or
Lssgltg ASats ter tas hscc "a tir n Acasteron
!. a iaoad FAMILY sewing .ssacalne
ssss szsi 60 Llss n aefststc.s, ssse "A. 1u
l-r A<44te IA lyil4c-ser- t1fy-lls Owe =. h
Nssr's Eesc <sure, lttoa street., btlAeca C0lIe
.za N1serrF strerts-
y. b---i'aigs a-ar. Httentqn pad 70 FeIalring =
knzas os9iug Nslf aises a a. experienced hsnc.
y. FfR,frNC's sewing Machine Depot.
sa.t - =, .ea sst.ts-...saal ~ A
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CTgandles
French Jaconets. &C., &c.

Elegant Bridal Dresses. N Tx and Illusion;
Goods Fer Travelling Dresses, in great variety;
Val. and Faiaf Lace SeJts, ...
IINCu and ligUci do:
Lace NHts. GREAT variety:
Kid Gluyes. al : zesaBd cOlors
Elegant Head Ornaments,
- Fans sutabir for tlfc anrroachrg concerts
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Great Reduction in GCOds!!

u. &. I1c> tfrsE & CO.
A Pc ielosIps tlleir entire stttk az Try COOS az
y prices thlJ vlIl surprise You Coil and buy
- Arsus sc from cents 20 80 per yard. ..
SIiks az aat: cost H
IubreiGcIgd &auGes al fourth cost. r.r
Carpets q grc1tly reduced prices.
Ctn at once aud get bprruuso
a,,sIc-,f r. G. McNAIEY SEQ.
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PIANO FORTES,


4. H. ,stve uVvs u store ule stocN
" uI ilHtS, Aeicdeous, Window =.
shade, Art-ts' Materials, ctc an are ] j u j y
s,iit ulAnuit. turing tas.Ic h,Hlas ali
our stock IT
ornaments for Mirrors, &c.
Ga "A WuE,tAu lvuG 20 f' ~ "a nH IiiE Iiht', please
ohf Customers, induce them 20 iairunise tpdk i-
al ui seud.ag ab4Oatl. ". q H. FREEMAN
fob7 No. = tpfee Stlfvt,
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auction and Commission Notice.

L-NJ. p sAllA., Nh cqutiurr 70 make sales -,
ID c1th osiy .iufiaf ti.e rr'seist season All
liiAar lsy45s- aiiA4p Lares t-ss LIBERAL aavan
"a cellsiElnfLts-
Al gersaiss llsklss u4iancss IN our hands vi Ia
Yur - salbHe le~sc gcc - lqr fIococds. No
Sooss ltous "a ~ our eva acccalt
r ifAJ. p. SHIEIDs if
J. z-Ctnutry Nerciaais Ul Ioaae cal "a "
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-13

Testimony a Gr- hfwaId Ii. Rowley, OF The frnn az
EaNley, Ashb arii,r * Co. Il North WlIarycs i
IIoof ii tie elleacy Ul Agiians's AHA ysieite
E1iSr
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14
Our Correspondence.
Written for The Smyrna Times
Gift Book Stores,

These institutions at the present time NAV be
said to be in high favor, not only with a larrc
number OF persons residing in the cities where
these stores are located, but with a very large
number of country folks also, residents OF our
state, who, hearing Of the great inducements
offered by the proprietors of these establish
meHts to purchase books, are led TO visit these
stores for the purchase of book, hoping there
by to become the eciPient of rare Gift OF
much value with which TO bedizen their beauti-
ful figure and attractive person. Every person
purchasing book of the value of one dollar or
over, according TO the rules Of these establish.
ments. are entitled to gift These gifts con-
sst OF coal. wood, flour, &C., but chiefly, we
believe, of jewelry, Watches chains, bracelets.
studs, breastPins, for gentlemen, breastpins and
earrings. and inger.rings, for ladies'; card
cases. pen aud pencil cases, together with other
articles of value And here lies the induce
ment to buy book. If you have any doubts
about the quality Of metal the jewelry is made
OF, you will not only be met by the assurance of
the proprietor that it is " cold," but you are re-
ierred to the nearest jewelry shop, the proprie-
tor OF which. perhaps. is friend of the Gift.
book man, ~ho will also assure you it is all
Otd,r-and. if you still are in doubt, a cerli-
hcate OF it's genuineness will be furnished you
by Zero himself
:. Now, we are very fond of reading, and like
much the company of those of similar tastes as
ourself, and while we would be glad to see more
books sold and more persons reading books dur
ing their leisure moments. instead of WASTING
thelr valuable time in useless tatllc, we
would respectfully ask the question, Are these
books read II is our impression thev are NOT
Indeed, IT is our belief many of those persons
purchasing these books, never look inside of
them after they are taken home and exhibited
to their wondering and admiring friends, tooe.
ther with the gift accOmpanyin ing the same
And here we are led 10 ask another question.
which naturally enough presents Itself to our
mlnd-What do these gifts amount to ! Are
The purchasers of these books SO SILLY as to
think the jewery which is presented them for
purchasing book pure gOtdt number OF
these gifts-wlthout the books-haye bcen
shown TO US for our admiration, by several lucky
RECIPIENTS aud we have no hesitation 10 pro-
Iiouncing all which we have seen, without
single exception, bogus. Already we observe
| number OF our acquaintance bedecked with
his gitI-book jewelry, and the day is not far /
Instant "hen we may expect to see every man, a
woman aud child IN town ornamenled with it. J
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14
Prospectus OF
The Weekly North American,

W I'M 4NOItI american,
FOR lSja.
THIS old and popular Newspaper. durinp thc
ensuing year, Will be greatly improved, not on
:" IT'S yPo@faPhlcdI appearance, bat IN the
variety and arrangement Of lis contents In
the extent. completeness and accuracy of i,s
news departments, 1t is conceded to be unsnr
passed, while It's opinions, freely ard indennn.
dentIy expressed on all topics Of public interes,
are recognized and adOpteI by u wide circle of
! SynPalhIsng readers. To these ADVANTAGES il
auGS domestic and Foreign COrreSpondence.
cho'acIlg writer's OF the highest Ia lent with
me ahIpicst facilities of obtaining reliable in.
f1rnalIo at Washington, London. Paris. Dnh- |
I'm, Berlin, and other great capitals. and =. |
corps 0t aux. aries at home who nnpnrt IN i,s |
columns the freshest most attractive and inter.
eStIng Intelligence, connected with the move
mentS OF Commerce, Finance, Agriculture.
manufactures, and the Arts
lhe leading aim of the WEEKLY NORTH
nMEhlCAN has always been to make high
toned, useful and instructive Journal. and !, has
therefore constantly excluded from its colnmns
Whatever had tendency TO dcbauch morals or
enerVatc taste. At same time il has sonob,
10 gratlty Its readers, by providing for their en-.
.e' &c 'u'''nen' Whatever seemed appropriate from
tne abundant stores of modern literature =
among Tue topics thus embraced NAV he mon.
ID
'I"hed P"etry, Tales, Sketches of Travel Rio.
graphIca Notices, Critical Essays. Scientific
Matters, Recent Inventions, &c. Wit and Hin. 4
NOR also receive tul! share of attention. and '
especial pains are taken to furnish the latest
ana In most accurate quotations of the Produce.
Iraln, Cattle and Money MARKETS of the
principal cities Of the Union, as well as Liver.
'oo and London. department is devoted OK. I
:luslvely to the Interests of the Farmer: and h,
or The benefit Of Ladies, statements the pre. NJ
aiIlng Fashions are regularly furnished, nclu. :,
ing letter from Paris on that subject. nre. p,
JARED by lady who has access to the LARGEST IA
ocal circles OF that metropolis. The proprie. ira
or without dlsparagement TO others. invites VI
omParlson between the Weekly North Aueri. II" y"
an and any similar journal, as he feels assured sh
ial' IN all the essentials that make a Good
Instructive. Agreeable, Interesting and Vain wi
e Newspaper for Persons of Leisure. Mar. an
'ants' Farmers Mechanics, Manufactures ha,
10 their households generally, it cannot be ex'
.lled. cuI
LOWEST CASH Terms: copy one year, 81; scr
copies ~; II copies, $40; % copies, $50. \
Address MORTON McMICHAEL.
), . Publisher,
4'3m l32 South Third st., Phlludelphio. d
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14

| TIE Second Term of this iOstitutIon will
open the 9TH of January. Each department OF
instruction Is now supplied, aud furnishes every
facility for thorough Collegiate course.
PROF. PANTOLEON, for many wears n
resident OF Greece, wal enter on his duties. ms
lecturer on Greek Language and Literature.
and will give daily Instruction to the clas.e,
uAder his charge, through the remainder of the
year.
The ACADEMY, the Preparatory Depart
mem ot the College, has been entirely re or.
gahlZed, and placed 10 charge of the Rev. n
brown' Prof Grover and the Rev. S. G.. Brace.
gentlemen OF accomplished Scholarship, and
'ohS experience IN teaching, both in Academies
anu Coiiegcs 1t Is their purpose to ke this
'nouei school, and give their pupils every
he"nS oi instruction and mental culture, which
can be enjoyed IN the best of similar Instltu.
tons
The course of study embraces thorouob
English, Scientific aud Classical EJucn,Inn
FROM lts connections with the College. by lis
literary associations, libraries and lrc,ur.s =
oHers TO pnpis very important advantages
gentleman who resides IN The Acodc,r,
wtti give instruction in French, German, span.
ish or Italian. without extra charge.
EAPENSES tor the next term of II wprks
from the 9th OF January, SOD Tni, iuclndrs
Board Tuition, Room Fuel, Washing, aud Light
lu'Ing study hours at night. Pupils are ex.
pected TO furnish their own bed linen, towels
md light for private room.
bills payable halt 10 advance the remainder
II the close of the term. There are no cxrro
'narges beyond the sum stated. for anv addi
lohai Facilities which may be furnished the stu
ehts whilst connected with the Academy.
College Students can be furnished with good
Board at the Academy at 81 25 per week.
f.. J. NEWLIN,
Jan y 0S'2w President of College
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FIFTY YEARS HENCE

tHT general i'On ia winch ne live u,oy ,r,i,, I'm
IosI and ~; as one Heti "at last. si"tp fast i've
1S' H "'l uiG G isl and when CONF. 10 ,nok M lhp
M"gheuc Ieiegraph, the OceaI Steamers ,h, ~, -.
ness OF lhe railroad Cars al d the po,rar h,, a.
Nlaennefy we must come The conc!us,on thnI III .
,iI 70 i dge' Only look at IT, and Imagine The Ik,ua
ann ,"iIs "ld travelling 20 miles in a SINGLE hour
aug ''iM small lump of machinery giving ms Ihc nnyer
Vi thousand horses (! Who wUuId b,yn i;d
this fifty years apol ""'c i'nds"cu
Fy years hence, ins cad OF these m Iooki, tole.
Siu" po'es' the telegraph Will be iorme1 like nei.
Mo!K under ground. and will lay IN the ,lecn bsom
words. ~ Y" ''o"shtS mo
rhty years hence travelling will have its changes
euu vi me drtY cars and dirty roads our rnlr0at!s
WI Miil be gtavelled over and drcked with shade Ira,s
he hleht INES VIII have their Sleeping cars. with
uer'nS lor sleeping aud the hotel ears "a II he rppu
i :ci'uahce' where meals will be served uu
d IA S'yIe aIld dispatch 10 oar rst-clas hotels
IHvh al me approach OF the cars the wild screams
Vi e S'ea VIII re changed 10 heralding forth sweet
~ W. anu ,le cars labelled hrOngh from New York
70 wilmington IN hour and 20 minutes with n lnrge
Shoe Dealer" '"' '"0"P
NY years hence, the electric batteries viii light all
~ T. Si eet huilis al Once-wIll enable all the clocks
10 Keep exGct time, and will cause all th9 fire. alarm
bells t. strike at once and vIlt ght haar,,s M 'r
o' distant and dangerous rocks where storms cause
:" "d"ru theIr lives and spend their lonely DAYS
my yours hence The wrIler will mol write by our
'"" p'oCesS, aI times losing his chOICesL ideuS huI
Will sci down 10 the newest invented ChrogrnnhIcaI
'luient anu putting his fingers on the KEYS will
"Hfe us last as he can think then will write mth
for EUUls and SHOES NV ''0'
F'y years hence. steam will he in general use for
warming houses IN Winters and the steam engine and
or "a WI "uNerse our streets in perOrmng the duties
% niseS ia carrying passengers through cily
10 fLANIGEN'S cheap Shoe Store and bearing lnc.
E"Se from street 10 street, IN hOrsecarIs and draws
THV years hence. apparatuses will be in use for
,I gus Wh!ch can De carried under I,ans arm
thch gas VIII furGIsh heat for cooking, and win
do away with the Old-ushiuned mode of cuokIup hv
W Od coal "
Fllly years hence, couple Will get married IN the
' fhIhg Then step INTO sure for the sale of hopses
"oN over book OF patterns, pick out one that suns
ne!r lueaS ahd means. and order home; II Will be
'ehI nome IN the murnIngwl he put up before niphr
ana occupied the same evening For further uIrlIcu
ars enquire al
FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe store
No. 10 West Second street
u,o. (si:n Of the black huUl)
N' ~ wilmington, Uel |
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STORE in WEST SMYRNA.
Varieties, Groceries. Prn,.is;a'N'

-. &C., &c.
sS4e NHE subscriber would inform tie nr,,.
%a merce street, West Smyrna wbero o't :. On COM
receiving ard will sell at the ycry Irso,,ai' ID cai'
prices sugars Teas Coffee, Motsses Cheesc' ta't .:
iams' Shoulders, PIckled Pork Dried Beef ~; LaF'
Soap Soda. Starch Indigo Biue tI i1i 0in n
.me DarreI or pound superior Corn MEAL for E,aiY
Tse pure rIckelng Vinegar only IL cents nct Hy
Iohacco, Segars and Snuhs Of the besr Lrop, sSlo
~ lioNAKY Cakes Nuts, Fruits, pure Iemo, oA o
Otner Syrnps Dress Trimmings Fancy sn,'. a; ana
CnSs CclDgnesI FGmades-fne extracts Ladies h,a
CaPS' collars, Undersleeves Handkerchief DftS'
1IoVgs rams CATERS, Boots Shoes Six, TbreaJ CH'
ION rms Needles, Laces, Combs Brusbcs P.'CO' CO'
I'm Wooden. Basket and Earhtnware Dioolls'
will supply any Of the cI,ize.s ,.;,,, ,roo,,
with me. "'' oiuef' aud cash
=, All FINDS OF COT NTRY PRODUCE BOIcIrr..
'he highest prices, for cash or an eaulyaIeIt al
TRUST here Is dead-Bad Pay killed HIM 7Y'0''
J. r. WILLIAMSON
yIy West Smyrna, Del
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DELAWARE COLLEGE

NOvI8,57
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14

9T"Is this your brother r. ~ Yis, sur
Is he not older than you - "No, iniade. spr
he's not !" swell. then. he is youOgcr!" "No'
sar. he's not" "Why man. he must be either
oae OF the other!" "Fai<, fben. he's nav.
ther." An, then you are twins ~ "Indade.
nav and how did you know itg"
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14
ER L EG RaT
g.
BAGGAGE WACOMS.

r, IIiE subscriber has Commenced running
freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna 10
the Railroad Depot and back. for the nnrnosu
OF Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT of.ji kInJ.
lie VIII also run hisWagons to and from Sn,vr.
ma Lasdlng, for the purpose of haulIng aII
kinds OF Freight brought by the Vessels. pricts
lron' Wood, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c. &c,
Those wishing hauling done Will have i,
promptly attended to, and al reasonable rates,
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. c. GRIFFITH
W Letters and small packages confd,d 10
charge. "''"'O'
feb l3-tE
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Bricks /! Bricks /!

li1E subscribers offer for salt at their Brick
Yard IN the Town of NEW CASTLE, ali
Kinds OF common Bricks, at the following Low
Prces' for cash or good paper, viz:
Dark Red, w 90 Hard Brick, So 90
Medium Red, $50 Salmon. 3 mn
L'ght do. ZOO Paving Brick, 8 90
JOHN GUYER g. SON.
Aug. 8, l657-lys
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Coats, 25Oto 500
Over-COals, 35Otol25O so
Vests, 5Oto M
Registers Office.
DOVER. Kent ,,ountv Nov

DOVER Kent county, Nov I'd, 1857.
uFON the application Of John H. BewIey. Admin.
istFaior OF Richard 5. Culbreth late of Duck Creek
nnhufed III SAID county, deceased, it ordered and
directed by the Register, that the SAID Administrator
give h0cc OF the granting of letters Of administration
upon Inc estate Ol The SAID deceased by causing nd
refreshments 10 be posted within lUrIy DAYS (r m The
JHie o. such letters, IN OF the most public placeso
he county OF Kent requiring all persons having de
has against The estate 10 present the same or abide
Wy an Act OF Assembly IN such cuse made and provi.
ded hnd also cause The same To be inserted IN The
,1uy rha lImes' newspaper published Smyrna
Delawlre' aud continue therein eight weeks.
>l$&sat Given M der hand and seal of office or
.yIJ4yHStA The Register aforesaid. al Dover Kent
~ ~ county aforesaid, the day aud year above
.tSg@XE.pb: written.
H$ssWS Il. W. REYNOLDS Register.
NOIiCE.-The undersigned, Administrator. named
"o"Ne' hereby give notice, thai Leitcrs u Admins
ualoh were granted O him u the twenty sixth div nj
Oc'aher 1887; all persons therefore havIpg demlnds
against the deceased estate Will present ,,e snme
properly aiested, before the twenty sixth d,v nj
OcIober' 1858, or ubIdG by law IN this hchalt
JNO IT, BEWLEY
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14

Leave Wilmington for New Castle At ). .Ojpm.
Freight train from Seaford at , NJ, and
IRON Wilmington at 2.0S p H. with passenger
car attached are marked 4
Passengers by the 7.30 IN train from Sea.
iord reach Baltimore at 4.30 p m, same day
ny The IN train reach Baltimore next morn.
ing at BOO. Passengers by the :. 40 II, train
from Baltimore (Exprcss) arrive at Seaford
saline evening al 9.4U.
ID. A. SANBORN,
JI0-tf. Superintendent Del. Railroad
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Clothing at Reduced Prices.
5000 GARMENTS for Sale

AT No. 81 MARKET street, Wilmington.
ii AElNG had a very large stock of WINTER
CLOIlilNG made up to meet The usual de-
mands for FALL and Winter Wear the subscriber Hll
sell them at Prices TO Sun the Times,
Good Heavy Lined Pants from 81 so TO 81 90
Goals, Z" ? soto q %
OVer-COals, } 80 To ~ so
'esIs' 50 TO ) 90
PERSONS desrous OF securing Cheap for Cash we'll
made DRESS AND FROCK COATS of American
rench and English Cloths. Casslneres and Saline,
and fine Cloth OVER-COATS, and RAGLANS nf
superior Pilot and Beaver Cloths OF subslanInI ouoI,
Il. should call at 81 MARKET STREET where Ib',
can d. suited with fashionable Garmen,s al almo:,
any price. ~
very large stock Of Pants, Vests, Shirts. Drawers
ana "Iher articles OF Gentemen's Wear of eyerv stvIr
made III The latest fashion aud hest hummer
A'O large stock Of Cloths aud Cassl,nercs on b,nJ
whIch VIII be made up cheap to order
An extensive stock Of BOYS CIOrbing alpovs NJ, |
land OF the best quality. and at very low prices
great part Of the CJlhs these goods were bnnobt
II aucuon at very low rates. and the subssrihoT i;
enabled TO sell them much cheaper than ever
'eorn. Call at No. 81 Market street WiiminqIon he
wech Front and SecU d. and examine for Won rsev@s
Novl96m WM q Iowr
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14
The Smyrna Academy

WIZ commence The Winter Session Monday.
Nov. 23d '''''u'y'
,nfrt.,,.,
TUITION per Term of Eleven Weeks.
Eng. Brunchcs, 800 IE,mh,o;.I.. 90,
~ '.''. i.n''" Frehch Silk ~ French each 3 90
Roo, L.,'''i'. L:. eu'h SOO Tapestry ,GrecIan and
p"',',i Es Eeplns, 300 Tuncd work ca, h 3 90
cb,on,,,,,s. wv Leather Work, 3OH
inc nnJ p;,', oo wax Fruit, l0a
Waercolor Panting 90 iOO'
Tnmary Scholars will be taken, his form n, a. IN
Evening Glasses
Ia Double-Enty Book, Keeping ani Commerciol A,,h
meiie, each pupil. o'"' "I,tn ss nc
Vnng. et..' S3Ge !
MRs. o. N BASS g. Teachers.
Smyrna, Aug. 1851. r'"'s's'. soe.soe d
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TO THE PUBLIC

TIE subscriber would inform his friends .n5
tne public generally, that he intends n r'u r"'
baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from tho Pai ~"
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the pprnosa ar
conveying Passengers, carrying Frel0It R,|
gage &c. He expects to locate in The wns, s
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will b" ,lant
uiiy received and promptly attended to. ''N""'
!, " lie viii also run Wagons to and r,o,,
smyrna Landing, for the purpose Of hauImg
Goods, Lumber Iron, or anything ,bar mag
come by the Vessels. '''"' ma!
thankful Tor past fayors, he hopes 10 merit
and receive liberal share Of the nnbl,c
age. EBENEZER II.p%r r,,""-
Dec. I9."jj-tf IL NJ l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-24
SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
In the of the minor children Of Jules Blanc No.
1919, Second Distri Court Of New OrleanA
By PALFREY 4 CO.,
Office No. q Camp street.
CATURDAY, May lat, 1858, ut 1 O'Clock N


Office No. q Camp street.
SATURDAY, May lat, 1858, at lie O'Clock NJ,
- Banss' Arcade Magazine by virtue and
order of the Hon Second District Court Of New
Orleans bearing date Of the 26h day Of March 1883 will be
sold public auction the highest bidder the
ter the following described properly, to-yvit
|. A SQUARE NJ GROUND, with the buildings thereon.
situated In the fsuhourg bougny parish OF Jefferson in this
designated by the No Is the original plan OF said Au
bOurg r Zmpe Surveyor AND deposited in the
Office Of Louis T. CalTe Notary this city, having,
american 80 feet front Naysdes The
front Apollo street. d feet front Ca1z and the
4 Another SQUARE OF GROUND with the buildings
and thereon. spsed in the fanbou
the Of th above described and designated by the
No n the plan Aforesaid said being bounded by
Apollo Bacchus, CadE and Jena Streets $40
front on Apollo street 3
ront jena street. AID the same front Cadz street, all
American nvasgrr.
s SIX ITs OF GROUND with the improvements thereon
in the fanourR in square No 49, bounded b Baeehn
nryAds adz and Jena and designated Nos g.
g. 10 and H. plan drawn by F. J. Rahaas the 3sf
March 1851 and deposited in the office j. II. Van alson,
a Notary u &, Z, s. qtnd adiOn
ech 81 feet iacchus street. by
No 10 forming of Bacchus
dig Streets lot No II 80 feet Cad
by $50 feet in depth all American measure.
The who'e 10 be sold IN block.
H9s- TERMS AND CONnITIONS-O fourth Of the price
be paid in cash, and the balance credit OF
and four year, divided into bearing
the of six cent from the date of the sale
until the Of said pectively and " then
punctuay paid thereafter unit final
the eight per per tie
s2U 5000 OF each term secured by FIRST
the said property ihe remainder of
by mortgage The buildings prop.
he kept fully insured by the purchaser against loss Of
Are end policy Of Insurance be transferred j. 4. Blanc
al tutor Of his minor cren un the of the
Theodore Guyo ESQ.,, Notary Public, the expense
purchaser.